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THE FACULTY Headmaster W.T. Ross, B.A. Assistant Headmaster T.G. Bunch, B.A. Mrs Mrs Administrative Assistant Director of Studies Senior Academic Advisor Head of Mathematics and Head of Science English, History Computer Science Department N.R.B. Prowse, M.A. J.B. Garvey, B.Sc. W.J. Burrows, B.Sc. J. Allpress, B.Sc, B. Comm Director of Campus Affairs, Assistant H M Rogers House, Mathematics, Algebra, Physics A.C. Carr, M.A H M Rogers House, Chemistry, Head Rowing Coach Miss A.K. Hatfield, B.Sc H M Alexandra House, Biology D.M. Stang, B.Ed H M Ellis House, Mathematics, Science Miss E.I. Tuck, B.A H M Mackenzie House, French R.V. Lironi, B.A H M Privett House, Geography, English J.L. Queen, B.Sc H M Whittall House, Physics, Rowing Coach Mrs. N.P. Arthurs, B.A Head of Language Department, French R.G. Cooper, L.L.C.M Head of Fine Arts Department, Music, (Instrumental and Choral) G. Dukelow, B.Ed Head of Physical Education Department, Mathematics, Computer Science I.R.Ford, M.A Head of English Department, Latin R. MacLean, B.A Head of History Department, History, Social Studies H.J. Martin, B.A Head of Geography Department, Earth Science H. Brackenbury, B.A Admissions Officer, Mathematics Mrs. J Brackenbury, B.A English, Librarian, Typing R. Cameron, M.A French, Spanish, English K. Cook, B.Ed Assistant H M Ellis House, Chemistry S.M. Cowie, M.A History, English A.H.Crossley, B.Ed Science, Computer Science, Physics, Algebra M. Felix, B.A Assistant H M Whittall, History, Rowing Coach G.C.L. Pennells, M.Sc Biology, Science T. Poirier, B.A., Dip. Ed English, Publications R.M. Wingate, M.A. Assistant H M Privett, Science R.S. Wynne, B.A. English, Geography L. Bean French, Band Mrs. I. Hardie Assistant H M Alexandra House D. Jackson, B.F.A., Dip. Ed Painting, Drawing, Graphics . J. MacLean, Adv. Art. Sc Creative Dance, Gymnastics Mrs. A. Pennells, M.A. Assistant H M Mackenzie House A. Piggott Drafting R.G. Pitt, CD. Physical Education Mrs. D. Pitt Swimming Instruction Miss N. Sainas Assistant H M Mackenzie House, French Mrs. H. Smith, D.A. (Edin.) Ceramics Rev. L.C. Thornton Chaplain MEDICAL STAFF K.M. Laycock, M.D. Mrs. J. Sorby, R.N. Miss A.B.Erkelens Mrs. M. Hunter Miss Deirdre Packer Mrs. L. Dann Mrs. S. Freeman Mrs. E. Hallet Mrs. K. Lee Mrs. B. Little Mrs. I. Redding Mrs. E. Sakawsky Mrs. J. Windsor K. McAlpine 0. Finnegan Medical Officer Matron ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Accountant Registrar Headmaster ' s Secretary General Secretary Assistant Accountant Catering Assistant Catering Travel Arrangements Stores Telephone, Cashier Laundry MAINTENANCE STAFF Maintenance Supervisor. Transportation Grounds 9
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Awards Day Address Honoured Guests, Parents, Friends, Faculty, Senior Class, and Students: It is a very great pleasure to conduct this closing exercise and to welcome all of you to it. My first distinct honour is to introduce and have you welcome our special though not unfamiliar guests. To my left — Mr. Mackenzie, your eloquence, wit, humour, strict avoidance of over-worked stories and thoughtful message was greatly appreciated by the senior class and all others who attended the Grad. luncheon. Many, many thanks and welcome back to you and Mrs. Mackenzie. Mr. Bunch sits to my right — no stranger in any sense to any of you, welcome and thank you for making arrangements for this ceremony. To my extreme left, may I introduce Mr. John McLernon — Brentwood father, acting Chairman of the Board. Welcome again to this frequent visitor, concerned Governor and parent. The Governors of Brentwood give this school tremendous sup port as witnessed more recently by the successful completion, free of any debt, of 1.4 million dollars worth of improvements. Illustrating their con- tribution is the truly fine building, Mackenzie House, which may just be one of the very best campus buildings anywhere of its kind. On your behalf I thank the Board for their tireless efforts. The exciting campus development which steadily seems and, indeed, must lead to the building of a new Academic Studies block, perhaps should pale in im- portance to the significance of the characters at work on the campus. Here I refer to the heavily populated Brentwood canvas of scholars, hard strivers, artists, teachers and athletic participants. If this school un- deniably demonstrates its purposes in any respect it surely does with particular effectiveness in terms of commitment, motivation, and full involvement in athletic, I fine arts and academic work. Let me take a few minutes to review some of the notable athletic highlights. I cannot be brief because our successes have been many. The athletic story began about this time last year with the rugby team ' s six week New Zealand Australia Fijiian tour. Since we played the best teams we could find our four wins constituted a major accomplishment — the cultural aspects, the fellowship enjoyed, surely did. The diary of the South Pacific Tour tells of Ford trying to forget that Prowse had forgotten the medical kit; of Thrall hobbling on the rugby pitch but starring in the disco parlor; of Fijiian food delicacies and something call Kava, initially made famous by pagan witchdoctors and now used by the priests of St. John ' s College, Marist Mission school to entertain themselves and visiting rugby teams. Abramski, Ewing and Schafer apparently have interesting tales to relate about these experiences but God forbid they must not do it now. Our rugby season was a mix of success and disap- pointment but in winning over 78 % of 120 matches Doug Ewing, the captain, and the entire rugby club is to be congratulated. Our Girls Field Hockey team once again was provincially ranked in the top half dozen schools and included provincial junior trialist Alison McKinney, Jane Pike and selectee to the Junior Provincial side, Marty Boan. Our successes in Basketball were at the senior level as we had an undefeated season of local play; we won a major Single A tournament in Courtenay and the I.S.A. Championship. Our soccer teams enjoyed con- siderable success, particularly the junior and varsity team. In both cases they may have been the best we have produced. Cross-Country Running teams from the school for the 7th consecutive year won the I.S. Championships. Cycling, Tennis, Track Field, Ice-Hockey, and Rambling all enjoyed an active season. Scores of candidates, 116 in fact, advanced their competency level in the Royal Life Saving swimming .program and 3 Brentonians received Duke of Edinburgh Gold Medals from Prince Philip, with another, namely Andrew Maile, scheduled to receive a Gold from the Prince in July. Mr. Wingate is to be thanked for the initiative he takes in this important area of com- munity service. The pursuit of excellence as recorded has produced I.S. Championship or provincial winners in Girls Volleyball, Cross-Country Running, Field Hockey and Basketball, but I suppose the Rowing Club once again gained the major 10
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