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

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House Rugby Ripley ' s House House Basketball Lake ' s House Squash: House Cup Ripley ' s House Individual Cup J. Larsen Boxing: House Trophy Ripley ' s House and Copeman ' s House Individual Cups — Middleweight P. Armstrong Lightweight F. Waters Flyweight R. Waters Rifle Shooting: Senior House Cup , Groves ' House Junior House Cup Groves ' House House Rowing Cup Lake ' s House Cricket: House Cup Copeman ' s House Cricket Balls C. Robson, H. Johnson Sportsmanship Cup P. Mcintosh Head Prefect ' s Award P. Mcintosh PRESENTATIONS TO MR. KAYE There were altogether four presentations made to Mr. Kaye to mark the end of his headmastership. These all took place either on Speech Day or close to that date. In each case tribute was paid Mr. Kaye for all that he had done during the six years he was Headmaster. PRESENTATION BY THE BOYS The evening before Speech Day just after supper all the boys assembled in the Big School, the Head Prefect and the other School Prefects taking their places on the dais. The presentation speech was made by Peter Mcintosh, the Head Prefect, who ex- pressed to the Headmaster on behalf of all the boys their gratitude for his able administra- tion of the School. He mentioned how truly sorry each boy in the School was that Mr. Kaye was leaving and expressed the hope that the Headmaster would rind happiness and success in his new post as Executive Director of the organization set up by the Independ- ent Schools of Canada. When the Head Prefect had unveiled the picture which had been hung on the easel, it was found to be a painting of Shawnigan Lake, depicting the view from the eastern shore across the water to the hotel and the West Arm. a scene well known and familiar to all in the school and well executed by the artist, Mr. Jenkins. Expressing his thanks to the boys, the Headmaster, it was clear, found his leaving as difficult to face as it was sad for all at Shawnigan to see him go PRESENTATION OF THE PORTRAIT During the ceremonies on Speech Day the Senior Master, Mr. Archbold, on behalf of those presently working and teaching at the school and many of those who had worked under Mr. Kaye during his headmastership, presented to him a portrait which had been painted by Mrs. Owen Goward. Mr. Archbold said that it was not difficult to find tangible proof of how under Mr. Kaye Shawnigan ' s position had been strengthened. Two obvious manifestations of how under his wise guidance the school had prospered were the increase in enrolment and the reopening of Copeman ' s House. Many other witnesses, besides these two, could be found to make clear that Mr. Kaye, who had relinquished a high post to come to Shawni- gan, during his six years as Headmaster had contributed so much that the School was deeply indebted to him. More important to the school, however, than these concrete evidences of his influence Page Sixteen

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