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

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Scott Walker Scotty has been with us for five years (except for a short vacation in grade 9). Scott is a prefect in Copemans house and somehow manages to control the top floor. He has been with the rowers for his five years at Shawnigan and has seen two tours to Europe as cox of the second and then first eight. He received his school colours for rowing in grade 9 and was a lso the captain of the fighting fourths . David West We know that Snave , in being a proud part of the 4th XV, school squash and badminton teams, along with all the other trademarks of Shawnigan, deserved the honour of having a triangle named after his person. No one will know how far Dave could have gone if it were not for his being part of the Groves House Twins . Ignoring his past involvement with disaster, we give Dave the advice that he should not mix Scotch and tea. Ralph Wilson Ralphy , as he was known to a few, had five very fruitful years. He was one of the most diligent people in the school and reaped the profits when made Assistant Head Boy early in the year. Ralph rowed very well thereby going to Europe in the 1st IV in grade eleven and being made the Captain of Rowing in his final year. Ralph earned his own high standard of excellence onto the field and received his Rugby colours - which surprised no one. In Memoriam 23

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