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

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5CHOOL STAFF 1987 88 Second Row - Miss L.P. Reid, Miss M. Bensai, Mrs. H.M. Smith, Mrs. D. Jackson, Mrs. N.P. Arthurs, Mrs. B. Melhuish, Mrs. J.F. Jackson, Mrs. L. Ogilvie, Mrs. S. Wingate, Mrs. D.D. Pitt, Mrs. S. Mais, Mrs. J.O. Brack- enbury, Mrs. A.M.Pennells Front Row - W.J. Burrows, N.R.B. Prowse, I.R. Ford, Mrs. C. ShiUington, T.G. Bunch, W.T. Ross, J.B. Garvey, Mrs. I. Hardie, D.M. Stang, J.L. Queen, J.C. Allpress, D. Robertson MAINTENANCE left to right - C. Denies, F.Ettcma, G. Kitsch, D.McLurc, Rick Caldcr (Coach), J. Nicolson, Miss B. Bains, T. Buller KITCHEN STAFF left to rii ht - Bany Ncwnuin, Lynn MitdioU. Cecil Todford. Kallilocn Sloroschuk. Darlonc DrajxM . Audo ' v Clifton. ShanMi l.au on, Karon Meek, Renee Wilson. Mis. l U.i Halloli i.Coach ' i

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BRENTWOOD COLLEG THE FACULTY Back Row - F.C. Purdon, S.M.Cowie, R. Furbacher, R.B. MacLean, A.H. Crossley, G.C.L. Pennells, C.J. Ogilvie, A.J. Jackson, R.V. Lironi, R.G. Cooper Third Row - D.J. McCarthy, B.C. Tate, R.S. Wynne, A.C. Cart, H.J. Martin, R.M. Wingate, D. Beauvais, L.D.Bean, R.G. Pitt, P.E. Tessier ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Back Row - Mrs. E. Sakawsky, Mrs. C. Kinkead, Mrs. A. McLure, Mrs. M. Baldwin, Mrs. L. Bergeron Front Row - Miss R. Bains, Mrs. M. Elliot, Miss D. Packer, Mrs. B. Little, 8 Mrs. I Redding LAUNDRY left to right - Mrs. L.Golish, Mrs. R. Genereaux, Mrs. D. Kitsch, Mrs. J. Windsor

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SALVETE DENIS BEAUVAIS Denis came to Brentwood this year from Manitoba where he had been employed as a media adviser for the Provincial Government. For the last fifteen years he has worked as a photographer with the Canadian Forces and the newspaper industry in Canada, Western Europe, Cyprus, the Middle East and South Vietnam. Denis attended the University of Winnipeg where he majored in Political Science and History. He has now settled in Victoria where he Uves with his wife Sylvia, an employee relations consultant, and his cat, Charlotte. Welcome to the West Coast, Denis! BRIAN CARR Brian spent his childhood and youth at Brentwood when his father, Tony, was Housemaster of Rogers. After serving his time at Shawnigan while finishing off his degree at U.Vic. , Brian was keen to return to Brentwood to teach P.E., coach Colts Rowing, Rugby and Soccer, and work as an Assistant Housemaster in Whittall. As a five year man , Brian probably knows the campus as well as anyone. The new boat house, however, will help relieve him of any feeling of deja vu. Welcome back, Brian! RICHARD FURBACHER Richard began his academic life as a scientist, receiving his B.Sc. in Biochemistry from McGill in 1972. His artistic passions, however, led him to a Bachelors and then a Masters degree in Fine Arts from Concordia, where he specialized in Sculpture. He has been exhibiting his own exciting work ever since. Richard was attracted to Brentwood because of the importance of Fine Arts to the curriculum. When he is not teaching Scuplture here, Richard works in the lab at the local hospital, or sculpts at his home in Cherry Point. Soie le bienvenu, Richard! DAVID McCarthy After graduating in the Natural Sciences from Queen ' s College, Cambridge, David taught in Wigan where he met and married Lisa, a Northern lass who had returned to her childhood haunts from her new home in West Vancouver. Attracted by Lisa ' s tales of Lotusland, David accepted a position at Brentwood to teach Science, assist residentially, and coach Rowing and Rugby. Lisa and David have settled into the old Finnegan house with their lovely little daughter, Laura. Welcome, all three! CAROLYN SHILLINGTON Bom in Ireland, Carolyn came to Canada as a child. After high school, she studied for six years at the University of Alberta, graduating with a B.Ed. P.E., having speciaUzed in Athletic Therapy, Dance, Physical Education and English. She then taught at Riverbend Junior High in Edmonton. After a hectic year of housemistressing in Mackenzie, running the Dance Programme, and teaching English and P.E., she thinks she is still married to her computer whizz husband, John. She is, and we welcome them both to Brentwood. VALETE STAN COPLAND To mutilate his f avourite quote, Stan was hurled headlong flaming from the ethereal sky ....down to bottomless perdition when he retired from the Vancouver School District to write poems and stories in his log house overlooking Mill Bay. Hearing of Stan ' s impeccable credentials, a B.A., M.A. and M.L.S. from UBC, Mr. Ross persuaded him to come down from his hill to teach literature at Brentwood. After two interesting years, Stan now wishes to spend more time writing,gardening and being with his family: his wife, Betty, sons, Michael and Richard, and daughter, Beth, who has made Stan a proud grandfather of Jennifer, the loveliest baby in the world . All the very best, Stan - we ' ll miss you. LESLIE REID After two plus years of teaching French and Spanish, coaching squash and tennis, and being Assistant Housemistress in Alex, LesUe now leaves us to become the first Housemistress at Shawnigan Lake School, formerly for boys only. Leslie says she will miss the smiles, hugs and laughter at Brentwood, but looks forward to the fresh challenges of her new position. Au revoir, Leslie, et bonne chance! DAPHNE JACKSON We say goodbye to Daphne later in the Fine Arts section of the Annual. Fair winds and great sailing. Daphne!