Shawnigan Lake School - Yearbook (Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Canada)

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE The Humorous Side of the Fire EVEN a fire has its humorous side ! Perhaps at the time the discomforts and anxieties prevent the full enjoy- ment of it. For instance, the optimist (or comedian) who was busily engaged in hurling from the uppermost win- dows wooden lockers, beds and other such breakable objects, on to the cement below, to the imminent danger of those working nearby, seems a prince of good fellows when we think of him now as we sit comfortably in an armchair, within four walls and a sound roof. But quite different things, in fact, very hard things were said to him and about him at the time by the said luckless ones, who so narrowly escaped destruction on account of his playfulness. Another incident which was not fully appreciated at the time probably, seems worth recording now. During the clear- ing out of the study, the Headmaster was about to put a vase into a box which was being carried out, when he noticed that the vase was full of water. Walking to the open window he emptied the contents carefully outside and — straight on top of Mrs. Boniface ' s head. Mrs. Boniface probably felt and thought much the same as a certain member of the staff, who, during the early stages of the fire, received the contents of two buckets of water, in- tended for the blaze, all over him. But one person at least must have had a few moments of bliss during the evening ' s entertainment. Who has not yearned to smash a window (preferably someone else ' s) dur- ing his lifetime? To be allowed to do so, nay, actually en- couraged in the matter seems almost beyond belief. And yet a boy was seen in one of the dormitories, with the active assistance of a master, to seize a bed and hurl it through a window. We shall never forget the look of content and joy on his face as he did it. Lucky fellow ! And it did make such a lovely crash too. There were some amusing sights in the gymnasium the 24