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

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The Prefects Left to right, seated: B. Carlson, B. Naphtali, M. Evans, the Headmaster, R. Pottschmidt, K. Kaye, R. Day. Standing: G. Killy, H. Thorns, G. Morris, L. Lamoureux, B. Martin, J. Lort, K. Lapp, S. Jackson, R. Hamilton. 6

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Board of Governors Patron : Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, p.c, c.h. F. Rogers, b.a.Sc, Chairman (Vancouver) J. R. Genge, m.a., ( cantab,), Vice-Chairman (Victoria) P. A. Cherniavsky, b.a.sc. (Vancouver) Assoc. Professor J. A. Izard, b.eng., m.e.i.c, p.e.n.g. (Victoria) A. M. C. Kenning (Victoria) J. W. Pitts, b.eng., m.b.a. (Vancouver) Dr. M. D. Young, c.d., m.a., m.b., bch., m.r.c.p., f.r.c.p. (c) (Vancouver) R. A. H. Lort (Victoria) Colonel R. 0. Bull (Sidney) W. D. C. Mackenzie (Calgary) H. R. Whittall (Vancouver) F. D. Williams, m.a., c.a. (Vancouver) W. D Ferris (Edmonton) The Staff HEADMASTER D. D. Mackenzie, m.a. (Edinburgh), f.r.s.a. SENIOR MASTER P. C. Clarke, b.a. (Sheffield), d.p.e. (Carnegie) ASSISTANT MASTERS T. G. Bunch, b.a. Dip. Ed. (Birmingham) W. ROSS, B.A. (British Coiumbia) P. A. Lanyon-Orgill, Ph. D. (Vind.), m.a., f.r.a.s. W. Surtees, B.A., Cert. Ed (Bristol), m.a. (McMaster) D. S. Sloan, b.p.e. (British Coiumbia) F. Martin, b.s.a. (British Columbia) T. Browne, b.sc. (Galway) E. J. Dally, b.a., Dip. Ed. (Wales) I. R. Ford, B.a. (Oxford) A. Rees, D.L.C., Dip. Phys. Ed. (Loughborough) Mrs. N. Arthurs, b.a. (Durham) J. S. C. Fraser, b.a.sc. (British Columbia) ,T. S HEATHER, ,T. Fraser, b.a. (Mt. Allison) BURSAR L. M. Crookston MATRON Mrs. M. Wood, r.n. 5

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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