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

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P. WILSON Edmonton K. WINCH Parksville THE PREFECTS 19

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SENIOR HOUSE This was a most happy and sociable year in Senior House. Several very familiar faces appeared on the scene and a new record was made when one young man appeared for the third year in succession. These old hands soon initiated the new boys into the House routine and bad habits. The House was given a new look when the Common Room was carpeted and redecorated at the request and expense of a kind friend of the School. This renewed the interest in our social centre and on some occasions the few non-Prefects in the House were seen cooking evening snacks in the kitchen. The House sponsored well attended outings to Victoria and I must commend the House for their behaviour on these occa- sions. The response to hosting dances was very poor but the number of invitations to away fixtures was as large as ever. Life was not always smooth in the House. Mining operations and certain extensions to the basement were closed down when it was found that the labour was non-union. Several boys became so attached to the School that they spent all their spare time in 21