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

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School Appointments Head Boy I. Leitch Assistant head boy D.B. Johnston School prefects M.P. Lane S.K. Larsen J. Laviolette M.T.R. Prioleau G. Saroka N.C. Ware Hockey Squash Badminton J. Laviolette S. Laviolette I. Leitch S. Baker V. Mieznik B. Ferguson V. Chui P. Halls B.A.M. Anderson SCHOOL COLOURS: Rugby I. Leitch Basketball Academics M. Arrott R.H. Hearn C.W. Ritchie M.T.R. Prioleau B. Brown J. Fruchtman I. Leitch D.B. Johnston S. Bryan A.M.C. Wright V. Mieznik G. Simpson G. Saroka L. Oslar N.C. Ware I. Leitch S. Bryan S. Larsen M.P. Lane K.P. White J. Laviolette Tennis Rowing Track I. Leitch T. Creaney J. Noble G. Saroka H. Kipnes V. Mieznik K.P. White Cross-country M. France B.A.M. Anderson P. Halls M.T.R. Prioleau J. Andersen M. Arrott I. Leitch M. France M. Arrott K.P. White Gym G. Saroka 1. Arrott Field Hockey N.C. Ware B. Ferguson

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Dedication This book is dedicated to all those people — parents and friends — who have served Shawnigan in the past sixty years, but expecially to all the boys who have attended the school from 1916-1976.

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Salvete Photos by D. Rankine S. D. Bulman-Fleming Dr. Sydney Bulman-Fleming, appointed to the teaching staff of Shawnigan Lake School in September, is a graduate of the University of Victoria and of Queen ' s University, Kingston, Ontario (Ph.D. 1972, Mathematics). The latter part of his graduate programme was carried out in Mannheim, West Germany and from September, 1972 until his arrival at the school, he was a Post-Doctoral Fellow and Part-Time Lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Waterloo. The Bulman-Flemings are avid chamber music enthusiasts: Dr. Bulman-Fleming is an excellent pianist (A.R.C.T., 1961) and both he and his wife, Barbara (also a native of Victoria), have been studying stringed instruments in recent years. This musical ability was well utilised this year as he not only tutored a number of boys in the piano but also gave up countless hours of his time in rehearsals for the musical. Shawnigan is pleased to have a man of Dr. Bulman-Fleming ' s talents on staff and hopes his presence here will not be short- lived. J. S. Findlay Mr. Jim S. Findlay came to Shawnigan this year to teach English in the senior school. He has been active in the athletics programme, coaching both rugby and soccer teams and has also managed to find the time to direct the drama programme and advise on the publication of this annual. He arrived with his Teaching Certificate and M.A. (Hons.) from the University of Aberdeen (Scotland). His teaching experience has taken him back and forth to Scotland, the European Continent and Canada. Mr. Find- lay ' s teaching posts have included the well-known Inter- national School of Geneva, Switzerland, an appointment as Principal Teacher of English at Invergordon Academy in the northern wastes of Scotland, and in 1972, Tempo School in Edmonton, Alberta. With great expectations his travels have finally brought him to Shawnigan where it is hoped that he will remain for sometime to come. L. Jickling-Brown As a new member of staff, Mrs. Leona Jickling-Brown joined the Shawnigan Lake School community this year to teach English and French. A native of Victoria, B.C., she is a graduate of the University of Victoria. Her previous teaching experience has been based on two years abroad in France where she not only reaffirmed her fluency in the foreign tongue, but also gained valuable experience teaching English in the French public high school system. Last year, returning to Canada, Mrs. Jickling-Brown com- pleted her Teacher ' s Certificate at the University of Victoria. Besides teaching, in her spare time she enjoys sewing, cooking and hiking. She has also been responsible for the continuation of the French conversation activity this year. Her impetus and enthusiasm have carried this activity farther afield than ever before, ensuring a higher level of fluency for the participants. Hopefully, her stay at Shawnigan will be both enjoyable and of considerable duration.