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

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Shawnigan Lake School Magazine «? Cricket CRICKET this year was well up to standard. The 1st XI, with five victories and two defeats, enjoyed a successful season. The batting of the side was fairly consistent. In nearly every match there were one or two good stands, notably at Brentwood, when the first pair made 66 runs before being separated. In all, seven members of the team made useful scores at one time or another. The bowling was probably not as strong as usual ; but the fielding, largely due to the example of Newton, who was leading the side for the third year, was exceptionally keen, and often made up for deficiencies in the attack. - -: v 1st CRICKET ELEVEN 1938 Back row: C. P. Forrest, W. T. S. Pearce, A. Gardner, D. M. Hartnell, W. M. Stiell, TsT. C. Taylor. Front row: A. B. Fleck, R. M. Day, D. A. C. Newton (Captain). W. N. Cooper, C. R. Day. 20

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Shawnigan Lake School Magazine gratulated on winning his School Colours for scholarship and passing his Senior Matriculation. Not only, however, do scholars gaze upon our achievements with pride, but even the lowly pugilist might be induced to register some sort of primitive enthusiasm over our (to us) magnificent showing in the boxing tournament. This year we took five weights : Ham- mond i, Wace, Day ii, Vaughan and Ballentine, who won their weights ; and Milne, Steiwer, McPherson, Hammond ii and Stimson, who were all finalists, contributed points to the House total. And now, turning to a more genteel sport, Ave find that, out of five members of the fencing team, three (Davis, Milne and Pearce) were from Lake ' s House, a thoroughly capable team who pinked the other Houses most soundly. One member we especially congratulate for having won both his School Colours and a silver cup that main- tains he has the best fencing style in British Columbia, . . . namely, Pearce. Advancing to more recent times, we find that the House, in 1939, has grown even larger, with a governing body that has swollen pro- portionately. As head, we have Cooper, assisted by Milne. House prefects are Wace, Butts, Ridewood, Hammond i, and McPherson; plus (we must not forget them !) Lake ' s House Senior Common Room Committee, a proletariat body incorporated with, by, and for the people, more or less directed by Leir, (we hear) and with doubtful ideals. It is customary to finish oft ' House Notes with a somewhat moral note. Let us strike this note then by pointing out that internally the House is as tranquil as ever, while externally there would seem to be a greater manifestation of House spirit. Therefore let us hope that, with this improved outlook, we may, during this coming year, be even more successful than last. 19

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Shawnigan Lake School Magazine Scores : — SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL 1ST XI VS. COWICHAN C. C. Played at Cowichan on May 7th. Won by 44 runs. Cowichan C. C. Thackeray, b. Newton.. Corbishley, b. Taylor 4 Baiss, ct. Pearee, b. Newton.... 7 Vaughan, ct. Fleck, b. Cooper 10 E. S. Fox, ct. Taylor, b. Newton 7 Green, b. Cooper 4 Davie, b. Newton 2 J. Fox, ct. b. Newton A. Fox, ct. Forrest, b. Cooper 2 Leg-gait, ct. b. Newton 3 Charter, not out 1 Extras 2 Shawnigan Lake School Fleck, l.b.w., b. Baiss... 10 Day i, b. Baiss.. 13 Newton, b. Leggatt 23 Cooper, b. Vaughan 4 Day ii, ct. Leggatt, b. Green 3 Gardner, st. Charter, b. E. S. Fox 9 Pearee, not out 17 Taylor, ct. Charter, b. A. Fox 10 Stiell, b. A. Fox 4 Burchard, b. Vaughan Forrest, b. A. Fox. 5 Extras 8 Total 4 2 Total... 106 SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL 1ST XI VS. VICTORIA C. C. Played at Shawnigan on May 21st. Won by 41 runs. Victoria C. C. Sparks, b. Cooper 10 Mitchell, ct. Gardner, b. Newton Moore, b. Cooper 6 Go ward, ct. Day i, b. Newton R. Moffatt, ct. Hartnell, b. Cooper 9 Grant, ct. Newton, b. Cooper 10 Ley, ct. b. Stiell 7 W J. Moffatt, ct. Hartnell, b. Stiell.. 5 Barbor-Starkey, b. Newton. 2? Grogan, run out 4 Tyehurst, not out Extras 5 Shawnig-an Lake School Fleck, b. Goward... 2 Day i, b. Moffatt 2 Newton, ct. Goward, b. Sparks. 53 Cooper, b. Goward Gardner, b. Moore 1 Pearee, run out 15 Taylor, l.b.w., b. Moffatt. 3 Stiell, not out 24 Day ii, b. Moffatt 5 Burchard, ct. Ley, b. Grant 6 Hartnell, b. Moffatt Extras 8 Total. Total 11! SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL 1ST XI VS. COWICHAN C. C. Played at Shawnigan on May 24th. Lost by 21 runs. Cowichan C. C. 1st Inning ' s Vaughan, ct. Day, b. Cooper 6 Baiss, b. Newton 7 E. S. Fox, b. Cooper.... 10 Davis, l.b.w., b. Newton 2 Wilkinson, ct. Stiell, b. Cooper 16 Charter, b. Cooper Ritchie, run out Fitzpatrick, b. Newton. 1 Corbishley, l.b.w., b. Stiell 5 Sweatman, b. Stiell 1 A. Fox, not out 6 Extras 13 2nd Innings Taylor 6 1 st. Fleck, b. b. Taylor b. Taylor .. 21 ct. Day i, b. Newton 2 b. Newton 3 not out 1 b. Cooper 4 run out 4 ct. Pearee, b. Newton 4 b. Newton 2 b. Newton. 4 Extras 5 Total. 6 7 Total. 57 Shawnig-an Lake School 1st Inning ' s Cooper, b. Baiss Newton, b. Baiss 1 Day i, b. Vaughan Fleck, l.b.w., b. Vaughan 1 Gardner, ct. b. Baiss 1 Pearee, b. Baiss... 6 Taylor, ct. Corbishley, b. Baiss 4 Stiell. b. Baiss Day ii, run out Hartnell, ct. Fitzpatrick, b. Vaughan 1 Burchard, not out Extras 3 2nd Inning ' s b. Baiss l.b.w., b. E. S. Fox 30 ct. b. E. S. Fox 19 run out 7 ct. Baiss, b. Wilkinson 6 b. Baiss 6 st. Charter, b. Wilkinson. 3 b. Vaughan 8 b. Vauerhan 1 st. Charter, b. Vaughan .... not out Extras 7 Total II Total S7 21