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

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THE STAG AWARD its purpose has always been to recognize ap- preciatively all those who have so contributed to the life and well-being of Shawnigan Lake School that it can be said Shawnigan is a better place in con- sequence of the contribution they have made. ((fl y ([ THE SHAWNIGAN AWARD 1982-1983 Recipients: Edward J. Colbourne Fred R. Pletcher Christopher P. Adderson James S. Baker Michael A. Stewart if A established by Darrell J. Farrant December, 1982, to honour the ladies who have contributed out- standingly to the life of the School. — r 1982-1983 Recipients: Miss Muriel C. Clunas Mrs. Mary Hyde-Lay Mrs. Carroll Baker Mrs. Frances Farrant SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS D.J.C. Beer (1981) R.T. Calkins (1982) E.J . Colbourne (1980) D.G. Fraser(1981) G.J. Phillips (1982) M.F. Pittman(1980) F.R. Pletcher (1979) CM. Repen(1981) Q.R. Schenker(1982) J.M. Smart (1978) J.M.Turner (1981) S.R. van Halst( 1982) A.J. Wooldridge (1980) S.G.Wright (1980) GAMES CAPTAINS Badminton Basketball Field Hockey Ice Hockey Rowing Rugby Sailing Soccer Squash Tennis Track and Field B. Avery R.B. Donahue and J. Fang A.C. Powers R.D. Unicume C.P.R. Adderson D.E. Peel R.J. Price M. J.C. van Santvoord E.J. Colbourne E.J. Colbourne R.B. Donahue

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ft Standing: (L. to R.J The Rev. Canon W.H.H. McClelland, C. Squarey, R. Kenney, P. Martin, A. Watt, K. Smith, F. Tovstigo, D. Cooper, S. van Halst, B. Greene, J. Anders, I. Kennedy, R. Greger, The Right Rev. H.J. Jones, Bishop of British Columbia, F. Pletcher, J. Baker Seated: (L. to R.J A. Toman, C. Henshaw, C. Curwen, G. Friesen, D. Fullerton, T. Sigfstead, J. Blanchette, J. Robertson After I had been confirmed 1 was asked Well what difference will that make to you? The question prompted me to write a brief answer. The first point that I would have to make is that the confirmation by itself will make no real dif- ference but what will make a difference is the fact iU iat I wanted to be confirmed and the time spent in reparation. I have accepted certain standards for iy life and now it ' s up to me, God being my helper. The preparation consisted of about fifteen classes •hich we attended from early November until the . ' onfirmation on Friday, 25 March. In these classes, ' hich were more periods for discussion than formal lasses, we thought about various aspects of the Christian faith as set out in the Apostles ' Creed. In aading the discussion the Chaplain always tried to nake these points relevant to our lives and we soon earned that the problems facing us, although jerhaps more complex now, are essentially the same is those that have faced people all down the ages. Man is still concerned with two fundamental questions - his duty to God and his relationship with his fellow man. We were very grateful to have the assistance of Mr. D.G. Rolston who took two of the classes and we were especially impressed by the depth of his own Christian faith and how much it meant to him. This reinforced what the Chaplain had said, that Christianity is caught not taught. Bradley Greene

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