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

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R. H. W. Evans (1949) A Lake ' s House prefect and 2nd XV member, Rick lends his muscle to the import- ant stroke position on the VIII touring Europe this summer. Another guitarist, the Wave likes to sing folk-songs with Jer Long. He will be starting a pre- medical program at UBC this fall. M. H. Fall (1955) Mike has his colours for 1st XV Rugby and Cross-Country, and is a member of the Rowing Club. His future plans indefinite, Wicha would like to study in the natural sciences. R. B. Farrally (1957) A School prefect and Cap- tain of the 1st XV, Rick also contributed talent to the 1st XI and Senior Basketball teams. The Penguin is the respected winner of the Efficiency Cup and a member of the Stag Club. Future plans include the University of Fredensburg in Denmark this fall. A. E. Foster (1957) Tony is a School prefect and 1st XV member. His title, ' Victor Ludorum ' , testifies to his ability in Track and Field, in which he will compete in Europe this summer. A singer in the Five Frenchmen, and Stag Club member, E. L. Wood plans on UBC before a career in chartered account- ancy. W. H. Grant (1958) With the unforgetable name of Geek , Bill is also a Lake ' s House prefect and member of the 1st XL During the winter he played on the 2nd XV and ran Cross-Country. A Cadet Petty Officer, he is going to McGill University. 29

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B. B. Clark (1959) Beebs is going on the Rowing tour to Europe this summer on the 3rd IV. A member of the Ritz management, Bruce will be taking Liberal Arts at UBC next year. K. B. Clark (1959) A Groves ' House prefect and President of the Sailing Club, K. B. is also a member of the Track and 4th XV teams. He has Academic col- ours, and leaves the mark Kabe at the bottom of his modern-style paintings. UBC for Liberal Arts is next year ' s plan. T. D. Coldicutt (1956) As well as playing 2nd XV rugby and being a Ripley ' s House prefect, Tom ap- pears in long-distance events for the Track and Cross- Country teams, holding colours in both sports. After helping out in the Ritz this year, he is going to Eur- ope with the Track Team this summer, then to UBC. C. H. Davidson (1960) Life is just a bowl of cher- ries ' ' to Kit, who is renowned for his ability on the piano. Otto is also enthusiastic about sailing, played 3rd XV Rugby and rowed for the 2nd VIII. Next year he will begin his training for a law career at UBC. u C. J. Elms (1962) Chris has ' made good ' in his one year at SLS after moving from Ottawa. A Ripley ' s House prefect, The Tree has his colours for Aca- demics. Fairly sure of a career in science, he will be at UBC. in the fall. 28

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D. N. R. Grauer (1957) A proficient dramatist and public speaker, Dal is hoping to be a writer. He has colours in Rugby and Track and Field, belongs to the Stag Club, and is going to Europe this summer on the tour. Louie , a School prefect, is looking forward to attending Amherst College this fall. G. K. F. Homer (1960) Keith is noted for his draw- ing ability, and is planning to become an architect or commercial artist. This year he played Soccer and Cricket, and will spend next year in Europe before returning to the University of Victoria. A. A. Hugman (1957) A Ripley ' s House prefect, Tony has colours in Rugby and Cricket. The School ' s first Cadet Midshipman, he is a fine Corps com- mander. Snoops ' ' is also a member of the Five Frenchmen and the Stag Club. Next year he plans to enter the Navy ' s Venture Officer Programme. W. B. Johnstone (1957) Bruce played scrum-half on 1st XV this year, and is a Groves ' House prefect. A Rowing Club member and Cadet Petty Officer, Zeke may be seen at UBC next year. N. F. Kaiser (1960) With Academic colours, Nick is also a Ripley ' s House prefect and member of the Stag Club. He played on the 3rd XV, and was on the Track Team. Editor of the School Magazine and presi- dent of the Debating Society, the Check will be at Yale University next year. 30