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

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Salvete ALISEN REEVE Mrs. Reeve, wife of Dr. Reeve, joined the school to teach Remedial English and Art. She has taught special education for seven years in Ontario. Her B.Ed, is from the University of Victoria where she is presently working on a M.Ed., in secondary school reading. In her spare time Mrs. Reeve and her cat enjoy living in the panabode, watering plants and watching the neighboring birds, deer and rabbits. Her reading interests presently centre on nutrition and natural-foods ' cooking. Creating macrame designs is Mrs. Reeve ' s most recent handcraft. DR. R.S. REEVE A Victoria man, Dr. Reeve received his B.Sc. from the University of Victoria and later earned a Ph.D. in chemistry at Queen ' s University, Ontario. In his first year of teaching, he has been put in charge of the Chemistry Department, teaching grades 10 through 12. His non-academic responsibilities cover the Outdoors Club, the coaching of squash and an assistant housemastership in Lake ' s house. Shawnigan is very pleased that Dr. Reeve has become a member of the staff and hopes that his presence here will be long lived. MR. S. E. COX Born in Victoria, Mr. Cox is a graduate of the University of Victoria with a Bachelor of Science degree. He is an enthusiastic sportsman who loves to play squash, tennis and hockey. This year he will be teaching math and coaching junior squash and possibly hockey. Hopefully he will remain here for some years to come. 11

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE, B.C. VOR 2WO TELEPHONE: 604 743-5516 Editor ' s Letter STAG 1976 - 1977 My first task in this brief editorial must be to apologise for the lateness of the publication of this edition of The Stag . I had hoped at the beginning of the year to have it printed in time, but, as the year progressed, Stag 1 s priority in the minds of the school seemed to diminish. However, here it is. Only a small number of boys were involved in this annual publication, and I would like to thank them personally. Firstly, Don Duncan, co-editor, and one of the few people who really knew the work and what had to be done. Secondly, Don Rankine and Abie Drassinower for their excellent photographic contribution, and all the others who wrote or made any contribution to this book. Most importantly, I would like on behalf of The Stag staff to thank Mr. Findlay for his patience and help with this publication of The Stag . To The Stag staff for 1978, I wish them all the best and hope that the boys of the school will take more interest in this important chronicle of the school year. Brian Sinclair, 10

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Salvete MR. M.HALL After attending Shawnigan for five years, Mr. Hall continued his studies at the University of British Columbia where he received his Bachelor of Physical Education with a teaching Minor in Biology. As an avid rugby player he coaches Shawnigan ' s Colts team, and, in addition, plays for the Cowichan 1st XV. Mr. Hall comes to us from Nanaimo, where he spent last year teaching at Wellington Junior Secondary. We wish him every success in his first year of teaching at Shawnigan. MR. D. NICHOLLS Mr. D. Nicholls comes to Shawnigan to teach Social Studies and P.E. in the junior school. His experience has been as a member of the University of Alberta ' s Golden Bear basketball team, the physical training instructor for the Canadian Cadet Parachutist Course, an assistant golf professional at the Victoria Golf Club in Edmonton, and the senior basketball coach at Ross Shepard Composite High School. Mr. Nicholls has fast become a part of Shawnigan, and we hope that his stay will be an enjoyable experience for himself and his new wife. MR. A. R. REEVE Mr. Reeve was born in Oaku, Hawaii and educated at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. After receiving his B.A. in English and French, he moved on to obtain his M.A. at the University of British Columbia, when he decided that he would teach at the high school level, hoping to prepare students properly for university English courses. To this end, he is presently contributing to the study of English and French. In addition, in the area of activities, he has revitalized the Motor Mechanics Club. Photos D. Rankine 12