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

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Prize List Athletic Awards General Proficiency Prizes: Grade 12-A 1 - G. Barratt 12-A 2 ... B. Dennison 12-S E. Field 12-C T. Bangs 11-A D. DeWitt 11-S N. Taylor 11-C R. Anderson 10-1 J. Millar 10-2 J. Routledge 10-3 - G. Moore 9-1 P. Field 9-2 J. Johl 9-3 G. Bailey 8 D. McColl General Progress Prizes ...P. Shahan, K. Christie, B. Dinter Savage Prizes for English .... M. Hein, M. Maclure, T. R. Bangs Mathematics Prize T. Kong History Prize J. Sloan Physics Prize T. R. Bangs Chemistry Prize T. R. Bangs The Binkley Biology Prize J. McBean Art Prize P. H. Spohn Public Speaking Prize W. Cereske Music Prize D. B. Waterlow French Prize D. Anderson K. MacLure, E. J. Field Junior Academic Shield J. Winslow Senior Academic Shield P. MacDonald Junior Citizen Cup P. MacDonald B. Bullock Senior Citizen Cup A. Whitehead B. Stewart, C. Punnett Sportsmanship Cup R. Bourne Inter-House Challenge Shield Copeman ' s Groves Ail-Round Award J. Sloan Departmental Examinations Exam Result Summary June 1969 3 tt o o ' J o u 5 os s. (0 u ■a xn 6 Eng. Lit. 35 32 6 64 Hist. 12 22 22 1 70 Math 12 35 35 3 65 Chem 12 10 9 4 70 Phys. 12 22 22 3 62 Bio. 12 10 9 2 66 Fr. 12 24 22 2 63 Lat. 12 1 1 1 93 Geog. 12 20 19 - 58 Total 179 171 22 63 Cricket: Independent School Cricket Cup S.L.S. Rowing: Independent Schools Cup S.L.S. Seattle Invitational Regatta S.L.S. Shawnigan Invitational Regatta S.L.S. English Tour, 21 out of 24 races ...S.L.S. Cross Country: Independent Schools Championship S.L.S. Mid-Island Championship „ ...S.L.S. Royal Roads Invitational S.L.S. Victoria YMCA Invitational S.L.S. Track and Field: Independent Schools Championship S.L.S. Mid-Island Championship S.L.S. Vancouver Island Championship S.L.S. English Tour, 6 out of 10 meets S.L.S. Rugby: Independent Schools Championship S.L.S. Squash: Independent Schools Championship S.L.S. Tennis: Independent Schools Championship S.L.S. Swimming: Independent Schools Championship S.L.S. School Colours Academic: T. Bangs, S. Deering, J. Sloan, T. Kong, M. Ma- clure, J. McBean, Rugby: M. Hall, R. Bourne, R. Arnt, B. Sleath, P. Man- ning, D. Finlay, K. Taylor, K. Sterling, E. Wil- liams, R. Carere, J. Housser, D. Horton, J. Lusney Rowing: R. Arnt, J. Lusney, S. Williams, D. DeWitt, K. Tay- lor, K. Hamilton, M. Robson, T. Wilson Cricket: P. Manning, R. Anderson, C. Backman, P. Mac- Donald Cross-Country: A. McAllister, B. Ruddell, . J. McBean, C. Punnett Track and Field: A. McAllister, B. Ruddell, D. Finlay, J. McBean, P. Hetherington, R. Bourne, J. Williamson, J. Kay, C. Punnett, B. Sleath. Tennis: J. Hungerford, R. Anderson Slag Club: P. Spohn, M. Dawson, P. Gordon, T. Wilson, S. Deering, M. Robson, B. Trethewey, C. Punnett, J. Sloan, G. Thompson, R. Watts, C. Winslow Sailing: J. Sloan 12

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M. M. McGarry Mr. McGarry joined the staff at Shawnigan in 1966-67 as the new Junior House Master. That summer he married and left the post as House- master and began to get more involved in school activities. For in the short three years in which he was here, Mr. McGarry played a very active role in the working of the school. In the sport field he was a coach for Rugby, Grass Hockey, Tennis and Squash. Outside of sports he reorganized the newspaper, a Grade 12 philosophy cl ub, and was one of the principal backers of the self-directed- learning scheme. It is with regret that we must say good-bye and we would like to wish Mr. Mc- Garry and his family the best of luck in the future. School Staff Back Row: P. Bingley, T. Grant, G. Pitman, R. Joyce, J. Gotthardt, J. Greenwood, M. McGarry, J. Arm- strong ' . Middle Row: R. Clarke, H. Mcintosh, W. Salmon, T. Brierley, P. Josselyn, D. Ferguson, M. Nightin- gale, K. Hickling. Front Row: J. Grey, D. Hyde-Lay, H. McClelland, L. P. MacLachlan (Headmaster), G. Anderson, J. Buckley, P. Kearns. Alexander, L. J. Alvarez, J. C. Bachen, G. J. Bailey, A. G. Baker, S. G. Bakhtour, J. Banford, R. G. Bowlsby, S. A. Borsato, R. Burnell, C. Carlyle, R. Christie, K. J. Cereske, W. H. Conway, G. Cross, W. E. DeWitt, D. E. Diskin, S. J. Donovan, S. B. Eckstrand, M. V. Elworthy, P. B. Eversoll, J. P. Field, P. H. Gill, G. R. Gillis, G. M. Hancock, J. A. Healy, M. Healy, P. Hobson, B. L. Salvete Hobson, M. A. Humme, M. Hurlburt, G. R. Johl, J. Johnson, M. D. Jones, P. P. Kilgore, E. S. Kong, Y. Y. T. Kuo, W. W. M. Laine, A. Larsen, T. G. Lydster, G. R. Manning, C. G. Manson, A. D. Mills, C. A. S. Moore, G. J. A. McColl, R. M. McDiarmid, R. A. McKinnon, M. B. Maclure, K. M. O ' Brien, J. J. Ogden, J. N. Oostermeyer, P. M. Parke, A. M. Patterson, M. Radman, H. S. Reynolds, M. J. Riley, P. W. Ritchie, S. W. Robertson, J. V. Routledge, J. T. Sakawsky, J. E. Severide, G. N. Shahan, P. R. Sterling, R. K. Straight, M. B. Trethewey, W. M. Turner, W. R. Wingate, C. B. Winslow, J. Youngblood, J. B. 11

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The Chapel There were no major changes in the chapel programme during this past year. The balance be- tween corporate and individual worship has been preserved with morning prayers for the whole school every Wednesday; morning and evening prayers on Tuesdays and Thursdays on a volun- teer basis. These of course are in addition to a celebration of Holy Communion and a morning or evening service every Sunday. The only innovation has been an evening cele- bration of Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Judging by the attendance and the atmosphere at the services this has been very much appreciated. There has been a close liaison with Strathcona Girls School through the choirs who have joined forces at services in both schools on several occasions. This has been most welc ome. We are very grateful to our guest preachers who have included Dr. Kenneth Moss, a profes- sor of chemistry at the University of Victoria and the Rev. Don Bullock. Mr. Bullock was introduced as the priest in charge of the Parish of Kodiak but it was as Bob Bullock ' s father that he was seen and heard by the boys and if I might pre- sume to say so, he came through this severe test extremely well. We are also grateful to Archbishop H. E. Sex- ton who paid his first visit to the school since his retirement, (for our Annual Confirmation Ser- vices). At this service the following were con- firmed. Robert Carere John Hancock Michael Humme Anton Kritzinger Thomas Larsen Paul Manning Michael Paulson Douglas Parke Cameron Wingate Jeffrey Winslow and Anthony Steel was received into the Anglican Communion. Archbishop H. E. Sexton has been succeeded by the Rt. Reverend J. O. Anderson as Bishop of British Columbia. A few boys, including Robert Watts, the new Bishop ' s Godson, attended the Ser- vice of Installation in Christ Church Cathedral. Bishop Anderson has graciously accepted the in- vitation of the Board of Governors to be visitor to the school. On the material side there has not been much change in the Chapel but if one were very obser- vant we would notice an increase in the numbers of kneelers. Our thanks are offered to these par- ents who have very kindly made them and to Mrs. Lydster of the Parents ' Guild who has been re- sponsible for encouraging so many busy fingers. Also to the wives of the staff who have kindly ar- ranged the flowers. A special thank you should be given to Barry Waterlow for his playing of the organ through- out the year of 1968-69. The choir has had a rather inactive year, per- forming solidly in Sunday services. However, some combined work with Strathcona in the sum- mer term has given it new life. With Strathcona adding great strength to the soprano and alto sec- tions we were able to tackle anthems and chorales which would otherwise have been impossible. Let us hope that musical co-operation with Strath- cona will increase and strengthen next year. By ourselves we will always be weak in the younger voices; it makes every kind of sense to let the girls help us. Here is one aspect of inter-school co-op- eration which we are only beginning to explore. 13