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

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Contents The School Editorial 10 Salvete 12 Valete 14 Chapel 15 Head Boys Letter 1 § Graduation Class 18 The Houses Copemans 30 Groves 32 Lakes 34 Lonsdales 36 Ripleys 38 Inter-House Competitions 40 Sports Fall Term 44 Winter Term 52 Summer Term 56 Activities H.M.S. Pinafore 62 Activities 64 Literature 74

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School Appointments School Prefects Head Boy R.H. Fretwell Assistant Head Boy I. A. Hyde-Lay School Prefects J.F. Hammond M.G. Pinder BJ.D. Salter C.R. Stuart A. Varma Citizenship Junior Citizenship Cup M.R. Arrott Senior Citizenship Cup I.J.Leitch Chapel Chaplain The Reverend W.H.H. McClelland Organist Mr. J.A. Bray Visiting Organist Mr. H. Bergink Crucifer M.G. Fairbank Senior Sacristan S.K.Larsen Senior Server M.P.Lane Library Senior Librarian Mr. R.L. Grass Senior Assistant B.M. Lindner-Messerschmidt Library Staff D.V.S. Duncan D. Hayes M.de V. Jobson D.B. Johnston I.J. Leitch M.W. Lougheed B. McClain A.J. Bristowe (1971) B.M. S.M.Bryan (1973) O.Clarke (1972) A. Der (1972) T.A. Dewhurst (1974) M.G. Fairbank (1971) R.H. Fretwell (1971 Centennial -partial) D.A, Gibson (1971 Centennial - partial) J.F. Hammond (1971 Centennial -full) D.Hayes (1973) I. A. Hyde-Lay (1970) D.B.Johnston (1972) M.P, Lane (1971 Centennial - partial) I. J. Leitch (1971 Centennial Scholarships B.M. Lindner-Messerschmidt (1970) J.G. McDonald (1974) P.T. MacLachlan (1974) S.E. McMullen (1971 Centennial - partial) D.E.Marjoribanks(1973) P.R.OIesen (1973) R.W.B. Pearson (1971 Centennial - partial) M.G. Pinder (1971 Centennial - partial) B.J.D. Salter (1971 Centennial - partial) M.G. Saroka (1971 Centennial -partial) K.R. Thome (1971 Centennial -full) M.S. Thome (1974) A. Varma (1971 Centennial -full) full) 8

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Back Row (L to R) Mr. D. Hyde-Lay, Mr. S. Nail, Dr. T. Seeger, Mr. C. Winslow, Mr. S. Lane, Mr. L. Bean, Mr. R. Grass, Mr. M. Hobson, Mr. G. Zinkan. Front Row (L to R) Mr. K. Gillett, Mr. A. McDiarmid, Mr. R. Hudspith, Mr. D. Ferguson, Mr. H. Wilkinson, Rev. H. McClelland, Mr. J. Gotthardt, Mr. G. Anderson, Mr. J. Grey, Mr. P. Dollan. Deputy Chairman ' s Comments In April the Governors announced a major change in the management of the School. The Headmaster ' s job was to be divided into two parts; one concerned with the long-range development of the School and the other with managing current operations. I was appointed Deputy Chairman of the Board of Governors to fill the first function and Rev. W.H.H. McClelland was promoted from Assistant Headmaster to Headmaster to fill the second. The change was made on April 16th. Since the new organization is unusual, if not unique, in independent schools, some explanation is necessary. As previously constituted, the Headmaster ' s job was impossible to do properly. To be effective he had to spend most of his time at the School providing continuing leadership, exercising direction and being constantly in touch with staff and boys. In addition, however, he had to represent the School, acting as its chief spokesman, meeting parents, developing support, finding new staff, and working with the Governors to plot the School ' s future course. Because we draw our boys, our staff and our financial support from the whole of western North America - and sometimes beyond - a great deal of travel, and lengthy absences were requiied. Clearly, the two functions were not compatible either in terms of time or talent. 10