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

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THE SHAWNIGAN LAKE OLD BOYS THE SCHOOL NOVEMBER 11TH, 1979 Prop Richard Sewid (Ln) David Davies (L) John Housser (G) Hooker Paul McCulloch (L) Peter Clarke (G) Jim Kerr (G) Prop Peter Martin (Ln) Mark Hobson (G) Gary Ander (Q Flanker Neil Ware (Ln) Kim Reinholdt (L) Bill Carere (Q Lock Andreas Sartori (L) Rick Freeman (Q Ken Thorne (R) Lock John House (G) Bruce Maxham (L) John Gritter (L) Flanker Adam Hulbert (G) Robert Hearn (Q Richard Hemsworth (G) Number 8 Calvin Offereins (R) David Stremic (G) Kim Thorne (R) Scrum Half Charles Backman (R) Andrew Ritchie (Q Len Chaston (G) Fly-half Mark Hall (C) Peter Reinholdt (L) Jeff Bailey (G) Wing Mark Olesen (Captain) (Ln) Ian Leitch (L) Roland Borsato (R) Centre Greg Williamson (C) John Sinclair (Q Scott Lawley (G) Centre John Bird (Ln) Bruce Anderson (C) Lawrence Thiessen (Q Wing Bradley Ostrom (Q Robert Care re (Q Michael Thorne (R) Full-back Christopher Crossfield (G) Greg Stenmark (G) Brian Pinton (C) The following also played. Flanker Peter Postuk (R) Christopher Hyde-Lay (L) John Alexander (Q Centre David Shore (C) Robert Tait (Q Carl Asche Mark von Schellwitz (L) (R) SLOB. 1ST XV (WON 16-4) S.LO.B. 2ND XV (WON 36-6) 23 SLOB. 3RD XV (LOST6-18)

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Left: Derek Hyde -Lay addresses the Society dinner organized by Brian McDaniel in honour of Joe Grey ' s twentieth year at the school. The Headmaster speaking at the Annual General Meeting of the Shawnigan Lake School Society. The Society week-end was again a great success, high- lighted as usual by the Annual General Meeting and the Remembrance Service on the Saturday and the Old Boys ' rugby matches on the Sunday. In addition, this year there was a Roast Dinner at Camp Shawnigan (old Cliffside School) organised by the Old Boys to honour Mr. J.S. Grey, who has just completed twenty years at the school. A special invitation list attracted about eighty Old Boys who were, for the most part, either old Ripley ' s or ex-rowers or, in many cases, both. The dinner raised approximately $3,500.00, which will be used to build a rowing tank, the total cost of which is estimated at approximately $10,000.00. As accommodation is available at Camp Shawnigan, this idea of a dinner on the Saturday night would seem to be well worth repeating It was also very encouraging to see so many parents and Old Boys at the Remembrance Service. No record is kept of actual numbers but, judging from the offerings for the Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund, the attendance has been increasing in recent years. (This year ' s offering was just over $200.00, the highest ever.) There were also sufficient Old Boys to turn out three teams against the school, two of them strong enough to defeat the 1st and 2nd XVs convincingly. However, the school 3rd XV won fairly comfortably against the other Old Boys ' team, many of whom, it should be admitted, had attended the J.S. Grey dinner the night before! One other event which was resurrected this year was the Old Boys v. t ne School 1500 metre rowing race for the Grey ' ' Cup, which the Old Boys won by 2Vz lengths. W.H.H. McClelland.