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

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ACADEMIC AWARDS Eleventh Annual Presentation of Awards and Prizes June 22, 1972 ACADEMIC AWARDS - BOOK PRIZES Grade VIII Form Prize SPECIAL AWARDS Grade IX English Mathematics Science History Geography French German Spanish Grade X English Mathematics Science History Geography French German Spanish Patrick Hogan Mayland McKimm Bruce Lo and Gordon Alex Timothy Robinson Jonathan Lax Ross Curtis Armando Gasse Douglas Langer Ross Curtis Charles Wills David Aisenstat Kevin Hodgson Loren Prescott John Bennet David Aisenstat Kenny Ng David Aisenstat Computer Programming Tyler Smith Grade XI English David Trottier Mathematics Thomas Burley Chemistry Andrew Crichton Biology James Turner Physics Dennis Winchel History Graham Young Geography Hugh Ogilvie French Andrew Crichton Economics Corey Heerensperger Grade XII English Literature Peter Lindsay Mathematics Paul Davis French Stephen Cooke History Stephen Cooke Geography Ross Morrison Senior Biology George Leroux Senior Chemistry Billy Yung Senior Physics Paul Davis Band: Choir: Art: Drama: Musicianship Service Award Senior Art Junior Art Young Trophy — best performance Earnshaw Trophy - Best contribution to Drama Club Michael Thompson Douglas Levell Andrew Raphael George Leroux Neil Reid Robert MacLean and Paul Rothery Kenning Science Award Florence Scott Award for Creative English Davis Award for Junior Scholastic Progress Junior Citizenship Award Bruce Halliday and James Ansell Jonathan Lax David Trottier Stephen Monckton runner-up Patrick Lees Charles Wills runner-up Keith Hutton Senior Citizenship Award James Robson runner-up Grant Hick Mary Brooks Law Award David Trottier Leadership Award Murray Bayles runner-up Douglas Levell Headmaster ' s Special Award Gordon Hurlburt and Crispin Hobbs Hogan Memorial Shield Geoffrey Reed runners-up Douglas Langer and Charles Proctor Butchart Trophy Paul Davis Yarrow Shield Jeffrey Allester runner-up Robert Williams 5,

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FOREWORD Although my original intention was to open with a resume of the achievements of the school in the last eleven years, the story of what has happened since it opened with ninety boys in three buildings in 1961, it has become obvious that this is a story that is far too interesting to be confined within these few lines. However it is a story that should be written soon for it exemplifies those qualities that have helped to make this last year so outstanding. In 1972 we have seen six out of the nine Independent Schools ' trophies come home to Brentwood. We have seen our debaters, for the second year in a row, sweep aside all Provincial opposition and go on to the National Champion- ships. We have seen our rowers become Provincial and Canadian champions and go on to the finals of the Princess Elizabeth cup at Henley on Thames. We have seen our own headmaster become Presi- dent of the Independent Schools ' Association of BC and President of the Canadian Headmasters ' Association. Looking back over the last few years, other achievements come to light: Independent Schools (BC) rugby champions 1966 to 1970; Lieutenant- Governor ' s medal, 1969; a National Debating Award, 1971; an average of 82% gained by our scholarship students in 1971 with 22% of our graduates earning scholarships. I could go on to fill this page and many others. Yet trophies, shields, cups, awards, are in themselves ephemeral things; it is the striving to achieve them that counts. Where there are many prizes then, there has obviously been much striving, and it is this feeling of purpose that has in my opinion made Brentwood an excellent school to be in, especially in this the eleventh year of her new life. In the coming year we will try to surpass whatever we have achieved in the past. In the Brentwood tradition there are no plateaux, no watersheds, only steps. Only by setting our sights ever higher can we hope to live up to the standards we have set and that our friends have come to expect. R.V.L. 4

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V JEFF ALLESTER Nanaimo Captain Whittall House School Prefect Yarrow Shield Capt. Rowing VIII, colours Swim team 1st XV rugby Track team JAMES ANSELL Victoria House prefect DEREK ARNOLDI Victoria House prefect 1st XV rugby, colours 1st XI hockey 1st XI soccer MURRAY BAYLES Victoria Head prefect Capt. 1st XV rugby, colours Rowing VIII, colours track team MICHAEL BREITER Victoria STEWART CAMPBELL Victoria House pie feet 1 st XV rugb} , colours ROBERT ARCHER Vancouver 1st XV rugby manager 1st XI hockey JOHN BRADFORD Duncan 1st XV rugby 1st XI hockey track team ANTHONY CAMPBELL Calgary 6