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

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Brentwood College Magazine VALETE— 1941 A. W. GILLESPIE — Head of the school: Captain of Rugby; Captain of Cricket and Tennis VI. Company Sergeant-Major in Cadet Corps; Senior Matriculation; Winner of Yarrow Shield. A. C. T. BROWN — School Prefect; 1st XV.; 1st XL; Sergeant in Cadet Corps; Captain of Sailing; Junior Matriculation; entering Royal Canadian Navy. I. G. GILLESPIE — School Prefect; 1st XV.; 1st XL; Sergeant in Cadet Corps; Captain of Squash and Badminton; Tennis VI; Senior Matriculation; Winner of Yarrow Shield. P. D. P. HOLMES — Prefect; 1st XV.; Captain of Shooting; Chapel Warden; Senior Matricul- ation. R. St.G. STEPHENS — House Prefect; Lance-Corporal in Cadet Corps; Senior Matriculation; entering Royal Canadian Navy. G. N. WORSLEY — House Prefect; Lance-Corporal in Cadet Corps; 1st XV.; Senior Matricu- lation. E. V. P. SUNDERLAND — Senior Matriculation; entering Royal Canadian Navy. M. ANKETELL-JONES — 1st XV.; Senior Matriculation, entering Royal Canadian Navy. J. A. ANGUS — House Prefect; Sergeant in Cadet Corps; 1st XV.; 1st XL; Junior Matricu- lation. C. S. G. FLEMING — Junior Matriculation. M. A. JOHNSTON — Junior Matriculation. A. M. C. KENNING — Junior Matriculation. W. MACASKILL — 1st XV.; Junior Matriculation. J. D. MUNGER — Junior Matriculation. J. W. SHIELDS — 1st XV.; 1st XL; Junior Matriculation. R. W. WHITE — Junior Matriculation. J. A. WHITNEY — Junior Matriculation. C. O. SMYTHIES — Senior Matriculation. M. ALLEN — Grade XL A. B. DUNLOP — 1st Grade XL W. C. KEELER — Grade XL ; Winner of Cross Country. D. D. McDOUGALL — Grade XL P. W. WRIGHT— Grade XL I. C. COLE— Grade XL Captain of Colt XL C. W. STRONG — Grade X. i 1 i VALETE— 1 940 J. P. ARCHIBALD — Junior Matriculation. H. K. BEGERT — 1st XV.; Grade XL E. J. EGLESE— 1st XV.; Grade XL R. W. T. OPIE — 1st XL ; Grade X. A. M. BISHOP — Grade IX. R. E. ELKINGTON— Grade IX. R. W. EADIE— Grade IX. [Page Thirty J

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Brentwood College Magazine Following is the prize list: — Form X. — 1, Ainscough; 2, Conibear. Form XI. — 1, Gillespie iii; 2, Berry. Junior Matric. — 1, Shields; 2, Whitney. Special, Angus Prize for Science — Gillespie i; Stephens. Curtis Prize for Mathematics — Gillespie i; Stephens. Williams Prize for Language — Gillespie iii. Scott-Moncrieff Prize for English — Gillespie ii. Reading in Chapel — Gillespie i. Mechanical Drawing — Ainscough. Architectural Drawing — Johnston. Manual Training — Calhoun. Hobbies — Photography — Gillespie iii. Aero Club — Taylor. Athletics — Senior Tennis Doubles, A. Gillespie and I. Gillespie; Senior Tennis Singles, A. Gillespie; Junior Tennis Doubles, Cavenagh and Gillespie iii; Junior Tennis Singles, Gillespie iii. Sailing Race — Skipper, P. May; crew, Johnston. Senior Sculling — Schinbein. Junior Sculling — Gillespie iii. Senior Badminton Doubles — A. Gillespie and I. Gillespie. Senior Badminton Singles — I. Gillespie. Junior Badminton Doubles — Cavenagh and Gillespie iii. Junior Badminton Singles — Cavenagh. Senior Squash Racquets — I. Gillespie. Junior Squash Racquets — Gillespie iii. Senior Cross Country — Keeler. Intermediate Cross Country — Gillespie iv. Junior Cross Country — Gillespie iii. Challenge Cup (100 yards) — Holmes. Obstacle Race — Angus. Victor Ludorum (Angus) — I. Gillespie. Intermediate Challenge Cup (Leeder) — Shields. Junior Challenge Cup (McCormick) — Gillespie iii. Shooting Cup — Berry. Inter-House Cups — Shooting (Mrs. Parr) , Upper House. Rugby (Capt. Levien) , Draw. Cricket (Mrs. Oliver) , Lower House. Tennis (Mrs. Privett) , Lower House. Yarrow Shield and Medal — A. Gillespie and I. Gillespie. Inter-House Cup (K. C. Symons) — Lower House. [Page Twenty-Nine]

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Brentwood College Magazine Old Boys Notes BARNET HARVEY (1935 - 1938) It is with regret we announce the loss of Harvey at sea on May 5th. On leaving Brentwood in 1938, Harvey, a successful candidate for entrance into the Royal Canadian Navy, left for England. On his return from Singapore, he paid a visit to the school in April. T WAS perhaps to be expected that, with the advent of war conditions, Brentwood Old Boys would be seeing service in many parts of the world. As a result, it has been particularly difficult to keep abreast of the movements of those already on active service; true, we have a partial list, but with things happening so swiftly, it is by no means up-to-date. Since the Censor Board has asked us to refrain from listing the whereabouts of our Old Boys, we can only say that, from correspondence received and by word of mouth, Brentwood is well represented in all branches of the armed forces as well as the auxiliary services in every part of the world where war conditions exist. Too, the number of Old Boys who are donning uniform is increasing daily. The following deserve special mention for conspicuous service: R. Scott-Moncrieff, Roger Wilson, M. D. Young, E. M. Williams, J. A. McCaffrey, D. M. Clark. W. D. C. Holmes, Harry Rogers and John Martin gave a good account of themselves at the Royal Military Academy. Not for many years had there been so many Old Boys back at the school. Hardly a week went by without a visit from someone who was eager to see how things were going on. For the most part, these O.B. ' s were accompanied [Page Thirty-One]