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

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SCHOLARSHIPS James S. Barekman (1976) Todd Ellner (1976) Timothy G. Fairbank (1977) John S. Forstrom (1976) Malcolm A. Kaye (1975) Gavin B. Last (1975) Paul N. Linden (1976) Patrick T. MacLachlan (1974) Ian N. Malcolm (1976) Kenneth J.S. Marr (1978) Michael C. Nimmo (1975) Olav W. Schaefers (1975) David P. Schieldrop (1978) Jamie M. Smart (1978) Jeffrey D. Sutherland (1975) Malcolm D. Swarm (1976) Graeme E. Thompson (1976) John D. Wooldridge (1978) LIBRARY Librarian Mr. B. Bloxham Staff Assistant Mr. R.L. Grass Assistants Paul Yu Kirk D. Hancock CHAPEL Chaplain Rev. Canon W.H.H. McClelland Organist and Choirmistress .... Mrs. Sheila Sartini Crucifer Dylan D. Watt Senior Sacristan J. David L. Nimmo Senior Server W.F. Brad McClain GAMES CAPTAINS Badminton Richard Ming Basketball James S. Mead Cross Country Malcolm D. Swann Cycling Kirk D. Hancock Golf Marc S. Jinnouchi Hockey (Field) Alistair J. Findlay Hockey (Ice) David G. Shore Rowing Richard W.E. Hemsworth Rugby Mark A. Olesen Sailing William A.D. Munn Soccer U. Abie Drassinower Squash Philip H. Cook Swimming Carl V. Asche Tennis Jeffrey D. Sutherland Track and Field Alasdair R. Cunningham -9

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IN MEMORY OF ALEXANDER BAILLIE RIPLEY 1910- 1978 Alec Ripley entered Shawnigan at the age of thirteen in January, 1923. He was a student here for four years during which time he played soccer on the First XI and distinguished himself by winning the Efficiency Cup, now known as the Citizenship Award, four times. After the fire which destroyed the school in 1926 he was one of the boys who helped in the construction of the present main building. Upon its completion he was appointed head of one of the new houses which had been created and it is after him that Ripley ' s House is named. After leaving Shawnigan, Alec Ripley went to Stanford University. For many years he practiced law in the city of Los Angeles and visited Shawnigan on a number of occasions. The school joins Ripley ' s House in mourning the death of Alec Ripley in September. Photo taken after the war IN MEMORY OF Brigadier WILLIAM GEORGE HAMILTON ROAF O.B.E., E.D. 1908- 1979 Born the eldest of three in 1908, Bill Roaf attended Shawnigan between 1922 and 1925. Forty years later he became the Chairman of the Board of Governors. In 1939 he left for active service overseas as a Captain in the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. He served in Britain, the Mediterranean and Northwest Europe and was created an Officer of the Order of the British Empire and awarded the Efficiency Decoration. Both before and after the war he served two Lieutenant-Governors of B.C. as an honorary Aide-de-Camp, in addition to holding numerous positions in public life. Brigadier Roaf is survived by his wife Mary and his sons: John, Alan, and Peter and by his brother John all of whom are Old Boys of Shawnigan.

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HONOURS AND AWARDS 1978- 1979 THE STAG AWARD Abraham Drassinower Patrick T. MacLachlan Richard Ming Malcolm D. Swarm Dylan D. Watt Paul Yu SCHOOL COLOURS Academics: J. Bohm A. Drassinower J. Forstrom D. Harkness R. Inoue P. Linden M. Swann I. Thomas Badminton: R. Ming Basketball: J. Mead Field Hockey: A. Drassinower A. Findlay G. Johnson P. McCulloch Ice Hockey: G. Johnson D. Shore L. Wild Rowing: P. Assu R. Hemsworth J. Martin P. Martin M. Olesen G. Penley P. Postuk A. Sartori D. Shore Rugby: A. Kelman R. Lorens M. Olesen D. Shore L. Wild Sailing: W. Munn Soccer: J. Bird Chris Crossfield A. Drassinower A. Findlay P. McCulloch Squash: R. Cooke Swimming: C. Asche Tennis: G. McQuiggan B. McRae J. Sutherland Track and Field: R. Cooke A. Kelman M. Olesen B. Ostrom M. Swann -10