Brentwood College School - Brentonian Yearbook (Mill Bay, British Columbia Canada)

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B r e 11 1 w o od College JM a g a z i n e Old Boys ' Notes A good, representative gathering of Old Boys met at the School for Old Boys ' Day on November 11th. They beat a rather tired School XV during the afternoon and, after a large supper, administered quite a shock to the School team by beating them at basketball. W. B. Dickinson of Tacoma practically constituted the Old Boys ' side. At the Annual Meeting, W. B. Mackie was elected President for the year; Logan Mayhew was re-elected Secretary. Messrs. H. P. Hope, M. H. Ellis and J. M. Grant and Major W. E. Tayler were made Honorary Life Members of the Association. ' The question of an Old Boys ' tie was raised; it was decided, after some discussion, to appoint W. B. Mackie as a Committee of one to investigate the matter. There have not been nearly enough letters received from Old Boys during the course of this year. We, who are at the School, are always interested in hearing about what Old Boys are doing. We cannot find out unless you will write and tell us what you know about yourselves and other O.B.B. The following Old Brentonians attended the Annual Meeting on Nov. 11th: J. R. Appleton, R. G. Blackwell, J. T. Bryden, D. C. Cameron, W. B. Dickinson, G. Fraser, P. Hope, W. Lawson, C. Hutchinson, C. MacLean, F. Morse, W. B. Mackie, V. G. StaurakofT, E. J. Symons, L. Mayhew. •f | l At McGill— Rocke Robertson distinguished himself by winning the Lt. -Governor ' s Silver Medal for highest standing in preventitive medicine; the Jeanie Forsyth Prize for high standing in surgery; was first in aggregate standing for the final year and President of his year. We offer our humble congratulations on these distinctions. J. R. Angus successfully passed into his 3rd year. C. T. Todd has been distinguishing himself in Cross-country running. At U. B. C— Colthurst has played rugger for the University. At R. M. C— E. M. Williams played on the football XI and got into the final of his weight in boxing. In R. C. N.— J. M. Stubbs is serving in H.M.C.S. Skeena on this station. G. Davidson is in the Royal Sovereign and has been playing rugger for the ship. G. Phillips has done very well in his examinations in the training cruiser Fro- bisher. M. Young is specializing in children ' s diseases in London. C. P. Sharland has taken his degree at Cambridge and is applying for a post in the Colonial Service. J. Yarrow is enjoying life at Cambridge. D. Wilson has been playing ice hockey for Oxford University. Page Twenty-four