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

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL JUNIOR XI. vs. ST. MICHAEL ' S SCHOOL 1st XI. June 16, 1928, at Shawnigan SCHOOL — First Innings Maclaren, b. Thorn i Whittall, b. Carmichael i Cooke, b. Thorne i Douty, b. Thorn i Robertson ii., b. Thorn i Fox ii., c. Evans, b. Thorn i Barclay i., b. Ellis Lake ii., c. Ellis, b. Carmichael Bradford ii., c. Thorn, b. Carmichael i. Graburn, not out Cotton, b. Porter Extras Tota 5!) ST. MICHAEL ' E— First Innings Thorn i., c. Whittall, b. Fox ii 3 6 Carmichael L, c. Lake ii., b. Fox 1 Ellis, l.b.w., b. Robertson ii 11 Drum, c. Cooke, b. Fox ii Evans, not out 23 Carmichael ii., not out 8 Porter, did not bat Driscoll, did not bat Bowden, did not bat Salmon, did not bat Mayhew, did not bat Extras 1 Total 80 BADMINTON We had two very enjoyable matches against Cowichan during the Lent term. The first we lost by 10 games to 22. In the return at Shawnigan, on February 22, we put up a better fight, the score being 10-15 against us. Play in the gym is a little handicapped on a sunny after- noon by the light. This, however, rarely dampens the ardour of our enthusiasts, and the courts are always fully occupied. LIBRARY Our thanks are due to the many parents and friends who have so kindly presented books to the library. The Reference Library, although still small and incom- plete, is fast becoming a place where the seeker after knowl- edge can acquire this more fully than before. 14

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. MR. C. W. LONS- DALE ' S XI. June 30, 1928, at Shawnigan Lake THE SCHOOL — First Innings Robertson, c. Lonsdale, b. Levien Best i., c. Cotton, b. Levien 3 6 Taylor i., b. Cotton Hunter, b. Morres 8 Rochfort i., b. Levien 3 Slater, c. Ferguson, b. Leney 17 Harcourt, l.b.w., b. Levien Johnston, b. Cotton 4 Redpath, b. Cotton Larsen, not out 1 Skrimshire, b. Cotton Extras 12 Total 81 MR. LONSDALE ' S XI. — First Innings Col. Eardley-Wilmot, c. Larsen, b. Rochfort Mr. Leney, l.b.w., b. Robertson 14 Col. Slater, c. Larsen, b. Rochfort S. E. E. Morris, c. Robertson, b. Rochfort 3 Mr. J. Y. Copeman, b. Rochfort 2 5 Capt. Levien, not out 32 H. Cotton, not out 6 H. Leney, did not bat Major Piddington, did not bat W. E. Ferguson, did not bat Mr. C. W. Lonsdale, did not bat Extras 5 Total 90 SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL JUNIOR XI. vs. BRENTWOOD COLLEGE JUNIOR XI. May 19, 1928, at Brentwood SCHOOL — First Innings Cooke, b. Adamson 21 Fox ii., run out 4 Maclaren, run out 5 Douty, b. Adamson 4 Barclay i., b. Adamson 10 Hutchison, b. Adamson Whittall, b. Adamson 2 Bradford ii., c. Nicholls, b. Weir 10 Robertson ii., b. Adamson Lake ii., not out 4 Bradford i., c. McNeill, b. Adamson Extras fi Total Gli BRENTWOOD COLLEGE— First Innings Archibald, b. Fox ii Weir, c. Bradford i., b. Cooke 14 Adamson, b. Robertson ii 49 Nichols, l.b.w., b. Cooke McNeill, c. Whittall, b. Cooke Dee ii., c. b. Cooke 6 Cameron i., c. Bradford ii., b. Robertson. 5 Underwood, b. Hutchison 29 Lawson, run out 2 Hogg, st. Barclay L, b. Robertson 1 Malkin, not out Extras G Total 112 SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL JUNIOR XI. vs. BRENTWOOD COLLEGE JUNIOR XI. June 6, 1928, at Shawnigan BRENTWOOD COLLEGE— First Innings Nicholls, l.b.w., b. Redpath Weir, b. Redpath 3 5 Adamson, b. Redpath 1 Jukes, b. Robertson 4 Archibald, b. Redpath 1 Underwood, b. Redpath Lawson, b. Robertson Allan, b. Redpath Cameron, b. Robertson 3 Young, c. Whittal, b. Redpath 9 Oppenheimer, not out 10 Extras 11 Total 7 4 SCHOOL — First Innings Maclaren, b. Jukes 20 Redpath, b. Nicholls 3 Cooke, b. Adamson 15 Fox ii., b. Adamson Whittall, b. Jukes 14 Playfair, c. b. Adamson 10 Hunter, not out 21 Barclay i., b. Adamson Hutchison, not out 2 Robertson ii., did not bat Bradford ii., did not bat Extras 10 Total 95 13

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE THINGS WE WANT TO KNOW WHETHER the Notice on the Board with regard to a certain cricket match, viz.. The following will represent the Staff on Ascension Day, did not give rise to very mixed feelings in the school generally. IF THE CHANGE to rugger has anything to do with a pro- posed improvement in the standard of English in the school. IF A CERTAIN ex-member of Form I. would not make a name for himself in music as a South Paw conductor. WHETHER Graburn ' s feat in the game against St. Michael ' s of knocking his own wickets down and still continuing his innings, does not constitute a record in cricket. ON WHICH NIGHTS the meetings of Ripley ' s Secret So- ciety take place. IF IT IS TRUE that Merritt intends having a picture of a rugger ball worked on to the pocket of his pyjamas. WHETHER certain naval officers ' servants did not have a busy time with needle and thread after the visit of H.M. C.S. Vancouver to the adjacent waters. IF Mr. Stanton really likes butter and flour as a hair tonic. AND WHAT the effect of adding a yeast cake would have been. IF Capt. Levien really enjoyed being the hind legs of a horse. 15