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

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D. R. Clark (1961) Ross, who came to the school at a slim 195 pounds, has succeeded in becoming an expert sailor and a member of the Sailing Club. Blimp , as he is sometimes referred to, will be attend- ing McGill next fall. P. D. Clough (1960) A School Prefect with Aca- demic colours, Paul has been accepted to McGill Uni- versity. A member of the Philosophy Club, Cheep- Cheep also played on the 2nd XV, was Captain of the Reach-for-the-Top team and was a member of the 1st VIII. We hear he is working at Stanley Park Zoo in his spare time. R. I. Curtis (1953) Having perhaps served the longest term at the school, Rob hopes to go to Uni- versity of Victoria next year. An ardent House League Cricket player, he may be seen scooting around Shawnigan Lake on a Honda chasing . . . swarms of bees, no doubt. J. C. B. Dallas (1959) SurferBrad will probbaly go to U. B.C. next year where he plans to take up ad- vertising. A Copeman ' s House Prefect, Brad is a rower and a rugby player, and went to Europe with the Track team last summer. 22

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D. J. Lunam (1959) Doug is this year ' s Head Boy. A member of the Stag Club, the Fink has school colours in both Track and Field and Cross-Country . He is also a Queen Scout and a Rover Scout. Doug plans to attend U.B.C. next year to study engineering. We hope he will also take a course in public speaking and general announcing! H. K. Atwood (1960) Hughie— or Attie as he is called by his more affectionate friends— has succeeded in becoming Grade 12-1 ' s Class President, a chalky affair! A skilled demolitions expert (the school truck), Attie plans to go to McGill next fall. J. D. Blake (1959) Jake is a member of the Choir, is active in the Debating Society, and is a school colour in Rowing. Last year he went to Eur- ope as cox of the School ' s 1st VIII. Jake has done an excellent job as a Petty Officer of the Cadet Band. Next year he plans to work in France— detective work no doubt! C. S. Clark (1960) A school colour in Academics (one of the few) , Stew is also a Track Team member and a school colour in Cross-Country. He is active in the Photo Club and is a Queen Scout and a Rover Scout. Next year he plans on going to University of Alberta, to study Chemical Engineering. 27

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S. H. Davidson (1959) School Prefect, Head of Groves ' House, Sam was a school colour in Basket- ball and Rugger. Lobes ' ' is a member of the 1st VIII and is on the Magazine Committee as well. Next year he will attend Wesleyan University in Connecticutt. We sincerely hope that he will learn how to drive be- fore then. A. B. Dunlop (1958) An accomplished pianist, Keeg will be attending College Militaire Royale in St. Jean in Quebec. He is a Petty Officer in the Cadet Band and Captain of Soccer. He has partaken in num- erous productions of Gilbert and Sullivan and is a member of the Choir. T. E. Fraine (1958-59 1962) Peanuts is a School Prefect and Head of Lake ' s House this year. He was an excellent Captain of Rugger and a member of the Stag Club. Besides this, he has school colours in Track and Field and went to Europe on the team last summer. He is undecided whether he will attend McGillorU.B.C. J. M. Gibson (1960) After a most eventful year of being a Copeman ' s House Prefect, a school colour in Track and Field and Captain of Cross-Country, Mark hopes to go to U.B.C. Al Caprune (not a native of Chicago) is the Class ' s super sleuth, for which we thank him kindly. 23