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

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CHAPEL As in previous years the Chapel played an im- portant role in our day to day lives at Shawnigan. The compulsory services on Saturday and Wed- nesday continued as usual but the schedule of Holy Communion changed. Instead of the usual service every Sunday morning at 10.00 a.m. which clashes with leave and Detention the services alternated between Friday nights and Sunday mornings. After the idea of getting out of prep has been dismissed it was generally accepted as a success and will be continued in the future. Confirmation Classes were in full swing by the second term and it was said that it was an excellent class ' ' , but may be this is said of every year. This year the class was aided by Mr. Rolston who took a few of the classes and then continued throughout the year giving Bible Study classes to all who wished to at- tend. It can now be said that helping Operation Eyesight is an annual event and this year was the best yet. Operation Eyesight will give a cataract operation, a pair of spectacles and 10 days in hospital for any needy person for just $25.00. This year $1,710.40 was raised with 14 boys giving a full $25.00 and over 95% of all boys contributing. Guest speakers were in abundance at services this year. Three of the local Clergy came and gave ser- mons on Saturday services. At Founder ' s Day, Mr. Dennis Douglas (S.L.O.B. 1924-32) reminisced about the Shawnigan of old. Very shattering was the sudden death of Rev. Jack Murray who had been to a service just a few weeks earlier. Always going beyond the call of duty were Mrs. McClelland and Mrs. Le Roux with the flower arrangements. To end the year off properly, all Chapel helpers went to a barbecue at the McClellands ' where the ' BOMBE ' , a special dessert the hostess prepares every year for this occasion, was served after a gorgeous meal. Lloyd Stenmark 11

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MR. SCOTT NOBLE Shawnigan is pleased to welcome Scott Noble to the teaching staff as the Junior Science instructor. This is not Scott ' s first time at Shawnigan however; he was a student at the School for Grades Eight through Ten. Following his high school graduation he attended the University of Victoria and Simon Fraser University, receiving a B.Sc. in Kinesiology and a teaching certificate from S.F.U. With his physical education background, Scott will be a valuable asset to our sports programme, specifically to our senior basketball team, yet also to rugby and track and field. Scott enjoys travelling and has ventured as far as Europe, New Zealand, and Australia. Perhaps he too will soon be taking a tour to other lands. We wish Scott and wife Sally (and dog Lucy) a long and enjoyable stay at Shawnigan. MR. TIM POWELL Mr. Tim Powell, a latecomer to our staff this year, came in November ' 83 from Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. He arrived at the School with great interest in helping with the sports program and proceeded to coach the Colts rowing crew in the 2nd and 3rd terms. Born in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Mr. Powell at- tended Ridley College for seven years and then studied Physical and Health Education as well as Public Administration at Queen ' s University in Kingston, Ontario. There he received a Bachelor of Arts degree, a Bachelor of Physical and Health Education degree as well as receiving a Master ' s degree in Public Administration. Mr. Powell has had many successes in the field of sports and we here at Shawnigan are hoping that his experienced coaching will help bring success to the athletics program. In the past, he was captain of the 1st football and basketball teams at Ridley College, as well as being a member of a rowing crew who twice went to compete in the Royal Henley Regatta in England. Mr. Powell enjoys playing golf as well as sailing, skiing and travelling in his spare time. We wish Mr. Powell a long and enjoyable stay at Shawnigan and we are sure he will be an asset to the School. Derek Fraser (Grade 10) IAN HYDE-LAY Our special thanks to Mr. Ian Hyde-Lay for his help in tutoring and coaching sports during the summer term. 10

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CONFIRMATION 10 March, 1984 Back Row: (L. to R.) E. Bergvinson, F. von Schellwitz, B. Russell, D. Strong, C. Macdonald, C. Hen- derson, M. Kaye Middle Row: (L. to R.) Canon H. McClelland, R. Hyde-Lay, D. Ruttan, L. Hill, B. Horner, D. Bouck, A. Dodds, R. Mayer, S. Zens, Rt. Rev. H. Jones Seated: (L. to R.) S. Wright, G. Porter, H. Wood, D. Morgan, G. Bryan, A. Madill, M. Lawrence, J. Nielsen 12