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

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one of his opponents. The rest of the pack was a workmanlike lot and was fit and mobile. It would be difficult to single out any one player from it as they all had their moments. The backs as a unit were probably as good a group as we have had in recent years. Roger Schmitt, last year ' s scrum-half, moved to fly-half and adjusted well to this most difficult of positions. The move was needed because we had to make room for Sebastian Wade at scrum-half and we felt the half-back combination would work best with this pairing. We were right and they formed a very effective partnership and were responsible for the smooth working of the backs as a group. Thus the team as a whole, although smallish and relatively young, really came on well and was better than its record suggests. If the majority of them can go on the upcoming tour to Australia and New Zealand in July, they should be able to give a very good account of themselves. 27

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Standing: (L-R) Mr. J. Davies, I. Kennedy, M. Wooldridge, A. Weaver, S. Yates, M. Hunter, J. Jung, Mr. D. Hyde-Lay Sitting: (L-R) G. Stone, G. Templeton, R. Schmitt, P. Le Blanc, D. Gough, P. Robinson, S. V ade Front Row: (L-R) D. Howell- Jones, J. Kamon 29