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

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S ali L Ander, G. A. Anderson, R. B. M. Andrews, D. C. Arthurs, J. S. D. Babcock, J. C. Bachen, E. T. Backman, C. A. Bailey, S. D. Bangs, P. R. Barclay, M. A. Best, P. C. Best, R. C. Binkley, F. M. Blench, D. T. Booth, K. J. Booth, T. D. Boughton, J. G. Bourne, R. H. L. Bullock, D. M. Bullock, R. B. Burgess, W. W. Butcher, J. L. Clowes, P. A. W. Coleman, D. S. Collins, C. K. Collins, G. Craig, G. M. Dafoe, M. Dawson, B. M. Driscoll, R. C. Ellis, J. E. Engel, J. K. Fairweather, D. B. Fitzgerald, R. C. Flavelle, W. A. Flemming, D. W. J. veie Gallow, P. F. Gibson, A. S. Gregory, J. A. G. Halsan, S. A. Hamilton, S. M. Hamilton, K. D. Hein, K. S. Hetherington, C. P. Hetherington, C. G. Hocking, A. R. Horner, R. Hungerford, J. M. Hunt, A. J. Janeway, C. P. Johansen, M. J. Johnson, I. W. Kritzinger, A. M. Lane, S. A. S. Lishman, J. G. Mehl, B. J. Morrison, M. A. McColl, R. M. MacDonald, P. C. McKierahan, A. C. McKierahan, S. E. MacLure, R. Neuffer, H. Newson, B. F. Ostlund, C. H. Parish, D. D. Parnell, D. M. Parnell, G. B. Pattison, J. Rannie, G. F. Reifel, P. R. Richardson, L. S. Robson, G. M. Routledge, J. T. Sakawsky, J. E. E. Scholefield, D. E. S. Schroeder, P. K. Stewart, J. B. Stirling, M. A. G. Taylor, C. B. Thomson, G. R. Townsend, J. Trebell, F. M. Tregillus, R. M. Wallace, M. B. Williams, E. M. Williamson, G. J. Wilhelmsen, F. P. Williamson, J. P. Willson, G. D. Wilson, D. J. M. An eye for an eye 17

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Jne vjraduation L iate -h JW K V -If ,v- Back Row, Left to Right: G. Willson, K. Fraser, B. Clark, R. Best, R. Bell-Irving, B. Johnson, R. Wilmot, C. Traun- weiser, J. Clark. Second Row: W. Wheaton, G. Berwick, G. Zinkan, C. Banks, B. Colclough, T. Morris, B. Connelly, M. Scott, I. Mellor, T. Burns, P. Roaf, G. Corbett. Sitting: P. Richardson, B. Clough, R. Cairns, S. Lane, S. Angus, J. Collbran, D. Hvndman, R. Olson, C. Clark, M. Atwood, S. Housser. j . 3. Coi tran — 1962 This year ' s Head Boy, Jim accomplished an endless amount. Captain of Gymnastics, wing on the Second Fifteen and a senior member of the Track team are onlv a few of Jim ' s many accomplishments. He was Crucifer in the Chapel, a member of the Magazine Committee, a member of the Stag Club and a leader in Civil Defence. However, Jim did much more than this. He led the School at all times and always set an example. When things became tough, Jim did not give in but only pushed harder. Perhaps an idealist in trying to keep out locks, he tried his hardest to avoid them. Pork will be greatly missed at Shawnigan and for his many efforts this year we can only thank him. This summer he is going to Europe with the Track team after which he plans to attend the University of California. All the best, Jim, and thanks. 19