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

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Prize List Subject Prizes ENGLISH MATHEMATICS HISTORY GEOGRAPHY SCIENCE PHYSICS BIOLOGY FRENCH GREEK LATIN GERMAN PUBL IC SPEAKING SENIOR: S. Jackson JUNIOR: C. Peter SENIOR: J. Brown JUNIOR: L. Pocock SENIOR: L. Lamoureux JUNIOR : F. Ganderton SENIOR: K. Milne JUNIOR : R. Rollins JUNIOR: R. McVicar SENIOR: Y. Destrube SENIOR: C. Thompson SENIOR: Y. Destrube. JUNIOR: C. Statham SENIOR: K. Fischer SENIOR: E. Donald JUNIOR: E. Landale JUNIOR: J. Norrie JUNIOR: K. Jennings Concise Encyclopedia of Modern Literature. Literature of the World. Mathematics for the Million Mathematical Puzzles for the Connoisseur. The Fall of the House of Hapsburg. Reign by Reign. Maps and Map Makers. Maps and Map Makers. Doubleday Pictorial Science Library. A Star Called the Sun. Silent Spring. Choix de Contes. Canadian Dictionary. Plutarch ' s Ten Famous Lives. Four Ages of Man. Everyman ' s Classical Dictionary. Cassell ' s Pocket Dictionary. Stephen Morris. 8

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Speech Day June, 1964 In his annual report, the Headmaster remarked on the high academic standard which the school had achieved. He noted that by 1966 he expected the school to have the highest pass rate in British Columbia. Following the Headmaster ' s Report, Mr. Stuart Keate, Publisher, The Vancouver Sun, addressed the assembly. His speech will be remembered by all those present at the ceremonies. In a brief, yet humour- iaced talk to the graduating class, Mr. Keate made a plea for tolerance among future leaders of Canada. Secessionist stirrings and stormy debate over the design of the proposed Canadian flag were at their height in June. Mr. Keate delivered a challenging proposal to present and future graduates of Brentwood College : he asked that they lead the way in establish- ing a new order of respect for the multitude of ethnic strains which lie behind most Canadians. His address was forceful and provoking. The school takes this opportunity to again thank Mr. Keate for providing such a fitting close to another year of study. Mrs. Keate graciously consented to present the following prizes and awards: 7

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Prize List Form Prizes GRADE VIII GRADE IXB GRADE IXA GRADE XC GRADE XB GRADE XA GRADE XIB GRADE XIA GRADE XII (The ' Dux ' Award) J. MOUAT C. CRIPPS G. MOUAT R. MARLIN W. CRIPPS C. PETER No prize awarded P. MILLER Y. DESTRUBE Aku Aku. The Palliser Expedition. High in the Thin Cold Air. Ring of Bright Water. Literature of the World. Arabia Felix. The Naked Society. Science Awakening. SCHOOL AWARDS The Davis Award for Scholastic Progress. (The Concise Oxford Dictionary). The Powell Trophy for Citizenship (Senior School) The Junior Citizenship Award. The Appleton Trophy for Leadership. The Yarrow Shield for Outstanding Performance in Academics and Athletics. B. Scott-Moncrieff B. Lupton R. Dale M. Evans R. Pottschmidt After Mrs. Keate had awarded the prizes, Head Prefect Evans presented her with a Brentwood College pin on behalf of the School. Note: The English Department humbly apologizes both for the lack of originality and the gross unsuitability of the following quotations. Naturally, a substantial prize is offered to any student who can locate accurately the source of all poetic excerpts. Entries to be received before Dec. 31, 1984. 9