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

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Brentwood College Magazine Board of Governors Lieut. -Col. W. E. Scott-Moncrieff, I. M.S. (Chairman) D. James Angus, Esq., m.a. Captain J. M. Grant, r.c.n. Major H. C. Holmes, M.A., J. P. Air Commodore K. A. Nairn E. A. M. Williams, Esq. Logan Mayhew, Esq. Headmaster: A. C. Privett, M.A. (Cantab.) i i i School Roster, 1942-1943 Prefects: J. M. McClean (Head — Lower House) J. E. Schinbein (Head — Upper House) I. S. Kenning V. G. Holland A. W. Calhoun i i i Captain of Rugby - J. E. Schinbein Captain of Cricket - - - - - - J. M. McClean Captain of Cadet Corps J. M. McClean Captain of Badminton A. W. Calhoun Captain of Tennis J. M. McClean Captain of Squash - - - - - - - V. G. Holland Captain of Rowing - - - - - - J. E. Schinbein Captain of Sailing I. S. Kenning Captain of Shooting - V . G. Holland Captain of Swimming J. F. Oxenbury Chapel Warden D. F. Homer-Dixon Librarian C. L. Graham Six]

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Brentwood College Magazine Mllram L Sobfr, Esq, HORTLY AFTER the beginning of the school year the school lost a very devoted and loyal member of its directorate in the sudden passing of William C. Todd, Esq. During his many years of service on the Board of Directors, Mr. Todd proved a most generous benefactor, no call being unheeded when cultural advantages were to be obtained. His kindly interest in- fluenced every phase of school life. We ask that his widow, his daughter, and his two sons, both Old Boys of the School, accept this testimony as our tribute to the unfailing loyalty of a true friend of Brentwood. [Page Five]

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Brentwood College Magazine The Rev ' d J. A. Roberts, Chaplain, after a short holiday in Eastern Canada, returned to the coast to assume charge of the Mission at Alert Bay. i f — After an absence of nearly ten years, Mr. Ingham Hope returned to Brentwood in September. A renewed interest in Rowing best manifested our welcome to him. i i i Many years of faithful service to the school were terminated when Miss S. Leckie-Ewing was accepted for duty with the R.C.A.F. (W.D.) It is the hope of all that she will be happy in her new sphere of work. In her place, Mrs. F. Powell has looked after our many needs with kindly interest. i i i The successful sinking of a submarine by H.M.C.S. Assiniboine, com- manded by an Old Brentonian, Lt.-Cmdr. J. H. Stubbs, R.C.N. , was the occasion of a much appreciated half-holiday. i i i Hampered by lack of suitable transportation, there was no great exodus to Victoria during the concert season. The Prefects braved a snow and sleet storm to hear Richard Crooks while, later in the term, the Seniors spent a Wednesday afternoon on the Saanich Inlet watching the Commandos Strike at Dawn. i 1 i While having transportation difficulties in mind, we should like to express our thanks to Mrs. May, Mrs. Kennaird, Major Tayler and Major Jukes for their valuable assistance during the Rugger season. i i i During the year lectures of timely interest were given by the following: Major C. C. Wilson, who illustrated his talk on Wild Life in Africa. [ Page Seven ]