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

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Copeman s House FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: A. Evans, T. Clayton, A. Balshaw, M. De Coutere, B. Anderson, T. Dixon, D. Medland, T. Trafford. THIRD ROW: T. Boyle, E. So, P. Poon. S. Larsen, E. Topolewski, S. Robertson, M. Choquette, G. Facca, T. Sterling, J. Parker, M. Fairbank, L. Oslar. SECOND ROW: M. Thiessen, S. Smith, S. Bryan, B, Ellis, R. Komm, L Tucker, M. Philip, C. Ritchie, W, Pascher, M. Pinder, R. Eggler, R. Hearn. SEATED: M. Reekie, R. Tait, N. Fairbank, Mr. Zinkan, Mrs, Hyde-Lay. Mr Hyde-Lay, Mr. Stuart, G. Campbell, A. Sawers, S. Walker. The House on Top of the Hill started the year still feeling the excitement of our dramatic winning of the Challenge Shield at the end of the previous year. But nevertheless we unselfishly did not let this stand in the way of maintaining the tradition of losing Inter-House Swimming - a feat we ac- complished with flying colours. Unfortunately the other houses were not so unselfish when it came to letting us maintain our flawless winning streak in the Around-the-Lake Relay which began two years ago Here we had to be satisfied with third place. Another surprising and disappointing defeat came in the Senior Seven-a-Side Rugby where the talent which was obvious on paper was not so obvious on the field. A rather young and small Junior team however, put up a great show but only managed to repeat the seniors ' fifth place finish. The term ended on a note of victory though, when Copeman ' s once again displayed its legendary roadwork and took the Senior Cross-Country trophy for the seventeenth time in the last eighteen years. The Juniors also put on a fine display and only narrowly missed first place to Ripley ' s House. Since this report is being written in the Winter Term, and there have not been any Inter-House sports as yet, I can only say that our expectations of victory are as high as usual. And perhaps higher than our achievements warrant, but that is what happens when you live on top of the hill and look down on the other houses. In particular we will hopefully bring the Trackshoe Trophy back home with some help from Al Sawers, Rob Hearn and the rest of the roadrunner crew. 26