St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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Table of Contents Senior School.. Staff ................ Grads ....... Classes ...... Activities ........ Boarding Life ...... Art 81 Literature... Music 8a Drama.. Sports ............... Awards 8a Honors Middle School. Houses ............. Sports ............... Art 8a Literature.. Activities ........... Awards ............. Junior School.. Classes ............. Art 8L Literature.. Sports .............. Awards ............. Ads 8L Grad Directory

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The Yearbook Staff This year's book is different from earlier yearbooks in several ways. One obvious change is that this year's cover is drawn ffizbulousl-v, by Marcella Obdrzalekll as opposed to the photographs of the last few years which. in my opinion. were becoming cliche. Another change was that we had to deal with three campuses. following the addition of the Middle School. Additionally. the order of appearance ofthe classes has been reversed from previous editions. so that the grads - who un' the most important. after all - appear first. and each grade after that is presented in declining order. with the grade l's coming last. Also, the staff section has been somewhat overhauled and I hope you enjoy the new format. Finally. this year's editor tand much of the stafft were grade ll's. This was done in order that this yearbook would not be dumped off on next year's editor as had happened in several of the last few years tno names will be mentionedl. Also produced for the first time ever is the Grad Supplement to the yearbook. which is an uncensored version of the Grad Section tit's well worth the read if you have the stomach for itll. But with changes come problems. I must apologize for the patchwork nature of some of the photographs. particularly the team photos tvaried uniforms. rugby pics that look like they're from l9IO. etc.l. I must also beg forgiveness for the lack of grade I0 photos. but without a grade IO photographer. they were hard to come by. Those of you signed up for yearbook staffand did not get anything to do. particular- ly Conrad Chan. Mike Grier and Marnee Clement. I apologize: I twronglyl assum- ed I could do it without you. These delicts were due mostly tor entirelyl to my lack of early organizational skills. I must now express my eternal gratitude to Jason Wale. our Head Photographer. and to Mr. Smith. the yearbook advisor. without whom none of this would have been possible. I must also thank the Middle School staff Neil Guernsey. Sarah Con- nolly. Kate Robinson. Jobi Norman. Erica Kjekstand. Sandy Yew. Lynda Gubbels. Shanti Atkins and. most ofall. Mrs. Richards. who did a marvelousjob on that sec- tion. Vanessa Richards. with the help of Mr. Tottenham. single handedly put together the Junior School section. to her I must express special appreciation. I would also like to thank grade I2 photographers Garrett Mehl and Koji Masuda. and grade ll photographers Becket Jubb. George Crowthall and Gino Merino. I must also say a big Thanks to Suzanne Bradbury and the rest of the Grad Section helpers for collecting Grad write-ups - and. even a few Grad quotes! Kudos for a big job well done to Sussex Davis. Darren Wong and Jason Beaver. who gathered all the advertising. Thanks should go to most of the staff tbut not all - you know who you arell. the Headmaster told and newl. various other students who helped. and most ofall to the typist Donna Ball. who probably does more around the school than anyone knows. I look forward to next year when I will be more organized thonestlylj to do the yearbook: as well as a new and improved Grad Supplement. May 1988-89 bring us more staff. a good editor-in-waiting. additional funds. peace on earth and lots of pretty girls. I. Ball. your Editor and doorman 1-