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

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SCHOOL OFFICE-HOLDERS SCHOOL PREFECTS Head Boy — C. C. Pentland J. L. Brierley, ma R. Pelling, ma G. Archbold J. F. Angus J. E. Larsen, ma D. Arndt D. Ross, ma P. Brierley, mi HOUSE PREFECTS Ripleys ' House J. Phillips M. Osburn J. Gibson, ma Lakes ' House P. J. Culter, ma J. Emery T. Janke J. Milne, ma B. Culter, mi D. Fraser Groves ' House I. E. Appleton, ma W. Gooderham, ma Copemans ' House G. Hungerford, ma J. Macdonald G. LaSette J. Creighton, ma CHAPEL Crucifer D. Ross, ma Sacristan C. Russ Chief Server K. Stroud LIBRARY Assistant Librarians P. Brierley, mi G. Homer, ma SCHOLARS Koerner C. C. Pentland J. K. Greenwood Open R. Anderson G. Seeds GAMES Captain of Rugby D. Ross, ma Captain of Cricket -J. L. Brierley, ma Captain of Rowing J. E. Larsen, ma Captain of Basketball J. E. Larsen, ma Captain of Track and Field I. E. Appleton, ma Captain of Cross Country J. Emery R.C.S.C.C. COUGAR Officer in Command Mr. D. Barker Chief Petty Officer G. Archbold

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SCHOOL STAFF HEADMASTER Edward R. Lai sen, b.a. (bri t. col.j, m.a. (oxon.) SENIOR MASTER G. J. D. Archbold, b.a. (brit. col.), m.a. (Cincinnati). CHAPLAIN The Rev. R. F. Stephenson, b.a., l.th., s.t.b. (Toronto). HOUSEMASTERS D. W. Hyde-Lay, p.t.i., e.t.s. (Switzerland) P.T. Instructor and Games Copeinans ' G. L. Anderson, b.a. (brit. col.) History and Geography Lakes ' J. S. Grey, (durham) Maths, and P.T Ripleys ' M. Nightingale, m.a. (oxon) History and Geography Groves ' ASSISTANT MASTERS J. Arthurs, b.a. (durham) ..... Languages R. I. Birchall, b.a. (cantab) Geography and History T. L. Brierley - Maths, and Games R. Carr Maths, and Industrial Arts C. Craig, b.sc. (brit. col.) Science F. Duxbury, m.a. (cantab) Head of History J. A. Gallitord, a.r.t.c. (Toronto), a.a.g.o. (new vork) Music and Choir Master D. M. Hopson, b.a. (oxon) English and Latin P. H. Josselyn, b.a. (Nottingham), dip. id. English H. M. Mcintosh, Saskatchewan tkachinc ckrtificate Maths. D. D. MacKenzie, b.a. (Edinburgh) English and History C. A. C. Porter, b.sc v m.sc. (wales), ph.d. (bari), dip. ed. (oxon), f.r.i.c, f.c.s., M.c.i.c. Head of Science H. Whitelaw, b.ed. (brit. col.), b.c. teaching certificate French ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF D. M. Ferguson Acting Bursar Miss M. C. Chinas Accountant and Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. C. Young Secretary Miss E. Bragge Housekeeper Miss P. Webster Head Matron Mrs. H. Hewitt Matrons in Main Building Mrs. P. Merrick Mrs. F. Haiti Matrons in Copemans ' House Miss A. Langford MASTER-AT-ARMS D. W. Barker, c.p.o. (r.c.n. ret.) d.s.m. — Indicates Old Boy of S iaivnigan Lake School

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SPEECH DAY On Saturday, June 24th, the Headmaster and Staff welcomed over five hundred parents and friends to the Annual Speech Day Ceremonies. The Ceremonies began with the closing service in the School Chapel where His Grace the Archbishop of British Columbia, H. E. Sexton, gave the address. He spoke on the importance of development of character in the education of future citizens. After the Chapel Service everyone assembled on the School lawn for the remaining addresses and the prize giving. It was a great privilege for the School to have as its Guest of Honour the Lieutenant Governor of the Province of British Columbia, the Honourable Major General G. R. Pearkes. After the Headmaster ' s Report, which is printed below, His Honour delivered a most interesting address. As he wished the gradu- ating class all success when they take the next step in their life ' s work, General Pearkes reminded the boys of all the mottos or standards adopted by many of the famous families in history and of how those mottos became a standard by which they lived and a guide for the young members of the family. He went on to say that term closing has a sense of accomplishment and a looking forward to the future; and he concluded by saying that all the tradition established by the School would be a help and guide to the boys as they progressed in their chosen occupations with courage, self-control and initiative. WW The Lieutenant Governor presenting the Sportsmanship Cup to D. Ross, major. With them are the Headmaster and C. Pentland, the Head Boy, to ho won the J. D. Groves ' All-Rounders ' Award.