BRENTWOOD COLLEGE SCHOOL

Graduation Ceremony

12:00 noon, Saturday, June 25th 2005

Head of School’s Welcome: Andrea Pennells

Introduction of the Graduating Class of 2005:

Gerry Pennells, Director of University Counselling

Presentation of Graduation Diplomas

Thoughts at Graduation:

Keith Digby, Faculty

Iain McLean, Parent

Closing and Invitation to Luncheon for Graduates and their Guests

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We honour today

Mr. P.D.P. (Pip) Holmes,

Class of 1941

Governor from 1971

Son of Major H. Cuthbert Holmes,

co-founder of Brentwood College School 1922, and Governor 1923-48.

Pip Holmes will receive the Hugh Stephen Award

for his life-long service to Brentwood College School.

De Manu in Manum

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Closing Ceremonies

2:15 pm, Saturday, June 25th 2005

Head of School: Andrea Pennells

Chair, Board of Governors: C.C. (Kip) Woodward (Class of 1974)

Head Prefect: Stephen Pointon

Presentation of Subject Prizes:

John Allpress, Deputy Head,

and Department Heads

With Appreciation: Kip Woodward

Major Awards Presentation:

John Garvey, Deputy Head

De Manu in Manum: The Passing of the Torch

Farewell: Christian Macklam, Valedictorian

Closing and Invitation to Tea.

ACADEMIC AWARDS PRESENTATION

MRS. PENNELLS will call upon MR. ALLPRESS to announce the names of the Subject Prize Winners. MR. ALLPRESS will call upon the Heads of Departments to make the student presentations.

SUBJECT PRIZES WINNER RUNNER-UP

BUSINESS and INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

[Mr. M.T. Flynn]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 8: Rebecca Pointon Malcolm Gustafson

INTEGRATED STUDIES 9: Derek Kozel Geoff Friderichs

MARKETING 11: Joy Liu Ariana Vito

KATHY STAPLES AWARD for

ENTREPRENEURSHIP 12: Corey Ranger Jeffry Ulmer

ECONOMICS 12: Sean Foote Florence Tsoi

MATHEMATICS

[Mr. Harold Wardrop]

MATHEMATICS 8: Julie Shin Rona Mitchell

MATHEMATICS 9: Tim Yen Ophelia Chua

MATHEMATICS 10: David Lee Andy Youn

MATHEMATICS 11: Sarah Rosen Anna Pitoniak

MATHEMATICS 12: Madeleine McPherson Grace Fok

CALCULUS 12: Gillian Milne Simon Murray

Artom Katkoff

HUGH BRACKENBURY PLATE For a student who has demonstrated excellence in

external Mathematics competitions. In memory of Hugh Brackenbury, a master teacher, a dedicated colleague, and a true gentleman.

Winner: Graham Zell

ENGLISH

[Mr. Paul Collis]

ENGLISH 8: Samantha Hull Taylor Poelman

COMMUNICATION ARTS 8: Taylor Poelman Samantha Hull

ENGLISH 9: Brynne Clark Sarah Bell-Etkin

ENGLISH 10: Natalie Charette Annabelle Glass

ENGLISH 11: Anna Pitoniak Tella Osler

FLORENCE SCOTT AWARD

for CREATIVE WRITING: Christian Macklam Chelsea Theriault

ARTHUR PRIVETT AWARD

for excellence in ENGLISH 12: Nicholle Charette Kathleen Sinclair

RUTH BULL AWARD

for outstanding achievement in Chelsea Theriault Berit Anderson

ENGLISH LITERATURE 12:

MODERN LANGUAGES

[Mrs. P. Steinbrink Kelly]

FRENCH 8: Brigid McCormack Myles Dickson

FRENCH 9: Annika Hammerschlag Brendan Muehlenberg

SPANISH 9 Sarah Bell-Etkin Caroline McLean

FRENCH 10: Annabelle Glass David Lee

SPANISH 10: Lauren McClellan Keira Haddow

SPANISH 11: Kira Gersten Kyla Muir

SPANISH 12: Fred Zenker

MANDARIN: Kelvin Cheong Emma Hsu

FRENCH 11/12: Amy Howlett Michael Mains

HUMANITIES

[Mr. Steve Cowie]

HUMANITIES 8: Mary Nielsen Julie Shin

HUMANITIES 9: Geoff Friderichs Brynne Clark

HUMANITIES 10: Natalie Charette Natalie Lacusta

GLOBAL STUDIES 11: Claire Stapon Annie Zurrer

PHILOSOPHY 11: Kristine Friesen Katie McShane

HUMANITIES 11: Nicholas Chesterley Frances Candy

LAW 12: Rhea D’Souza

ART HISTORY 12: Esther Beauregard Anna Pitoniak

PSYCHOLOGY 12: Nicholas Chesterley Sydney Black

Chelsea Theriault

GEOGRAPHY 12: Stephanie McClellan Sean Foote

THE NICHOLAS R.B. PROWSE

PRIZE for WORLD HISTORY 12: Ambrose Carr Wilson Nicholle Charette

SCIENCE

[Mr. Bruce Tate]

SCIENCE 8: Harriet Guard Nick Philippson

SCIENCE 9: Ophelia Chua Derek Kozel

SCIENCE 10: Jacob Robinson Lauren McClellan

CHEMISTRY 11E: Lee Tseng Jacob Robinson

CHEMISTRY 11: Ria Parks Jillian Stothart

BIOLOGY 11: Anna Pitoniak Frances Candy

PHYSICS 11: Noah McColl Graham Zell

CHEMISTRY 12: Darren Tardif Ambrose Carr Wilson

GEOLOGY 12 Sydney Black Kauri Thornton

PHYSICS 12: Kevin Jeong Darren Tardif

SCIENCE [Mr. Bruce Tate], continued

THE GERRY PENNELLS PRIZE

for BIOLOGY 12 Samantha Choi Marlee Hahn

SCIENCE COUNCIL of B.C. For the leading science graduate.

Winner: Darren Tardif

ANDREW RAHME For a graduate who has made a firm commitment to

MEMORIAL AWARD a career in Engineering and whose aptitudes and (Scholarship) abilities include a flair for Applied Science study.

An engineering scholarship given by Diana Rahme

in loving memory of her son, Andrew.

Winner: Alex Ruggieri

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The names of the Honours students in Grades 8-11 and the Honours Graduates in Grade 12 are printed at the end of this programme. Honours Students are those holding an average of 84% before final examinations in the current school year. These students received their Academic Colours pins at ceremonies held earlier in the year. A further review of student averages will take place when all the final examinations are marked, and further awards will be made as appropriate, with pins awarded in September.

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B.C. GOVERNMENT’S ‘PASSPORT TO EDUCATION’

We await the results of our final examinations before we announce the awards from the B.C. Government’s PASSPORT TO EDUCATION programme. Under this scheme, students can earn monetary credits to help offset the cost of post-secondary education. The BC Provincial Government has changed the criteria for this award scheme for the 2004-2005 academic school year. Awards in Grades 11 and 12 are made to the top 30% of ‘qualifying students’ (those who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents). Awards are no longer given in Grade 9, and the number of Grade 10 awards has been significantly reduced. In Grade 10, only 9 of our students will receive an award because of the reduction in the provincial programme.

As in the past the awards are based on 70% Academic, 10% Artistic, 10% Athletic, and a 10% Citizenship contribution.  Students may already carry awards from previous years. When we have completed our work for this year, we will be awarding: $250 to each of nine Grade 10s, $225 to each of twenty Grade 11s, and $275 to each of eighteen Grade 12s. Notification to these winning candidates will be sent in July.

SPECIAL AWARDS PRESENTATION

MR. GARVEY will describe the nature of the following awards, announce the winners,

and ask MR. KIP WOODWARD to make the student presentations.

HOGAN MEMORIAL SHIELD ~ For a Grade 8 student whose citizenship is unquestionable and whose leadership potential is couched within a lively and positive personality.

WINNER: Rona Mitchell Sean McCarthy

Runner-Up: Quinn Erickson Nick Philippson

DAVIS AWARD ~ For a Grade 9 student whose impressive academic effort is complemented by responsible citizenship and a strong

co-curricular contribution.

WINNER: Sarah Bell-Etkin Geoff Friderichs Runner-Up: Brynne Clark Derek Kozel

BRENTWOOD TROPHY ~ For a Grade 10 student with an outstanding degree of selflessness indicated by a strong desire to serve the community and the school as a whole.

WINNER: Joy Liu Sebastian Kallos

Runner-Up: Annabelle Glass Daniel Bester

MACKENZIE AWARD ~ For the superior academic student of the Junior School.

WINNER: Lauren McClellan Lee Tseng

Runner-Up: Joy Liu David Lee

PAUL LOVE ~ For a Grade 11 student whose creative energy and

MEMORIAL AWARD individuality are underpinned by a strong sense of community. (Scholarship: a krugerrand Given by his parents, Tom and Shayna, in loving memory of

from South Africa) their son Paul, a spontaneous free spirit, whose good nature

and lively humour brightened the lives of his family and friends.

WINNER: Noah McColl

Runner-Up: Frances Candy Alex Milligan

THE EYTON FAMILY AWARD ~ For the Grade 11 student who shows integrity, initiative and an

(Scholarship) appreciation for the opportunities provided by the Brentwood

Established by Lynn Eyton, College tri-partite programme.

Chairman of the Board

of Governors 1996-2001 WINNER: Cirisse Stephen Nicholas Chesterley

Runner-Up: Sarah Rosen Davy Zou

MR. GARVEY will describe the nature of the following awards, announce the winners, and ask

MRS. CATHERINE HOLMES to make the student presentations.

MICHAEL IPATOWICZ ~ For a graduate who has attended Brentwood for at least three MEMORIAL AWARD years, and who carries a courageous spirit of adventure through a wide range of interests and activities. He or she is an

individual who combines a strong self-belief with a touch of daring while striving for perfection. The rubric is captured in the phrase, “Believe in yourself.”

WINNER: Samantha Choi Matthew Kay

Runner-Up: Jane Griffel Christian Macklam

CALLIN FAMILY AWARD ~ For the male and female graduates who are loyal, enthusiastic, buoyant citizens, caring of the community and keen to do well academically, athletically and artistically.

WINNER: Ellen Kutscher Michael David Wright

Runner-Up: Hanako Okano Nathan Cowie

KATHLEEN BRYAN ~ For a female graduate who, in her response to Brentwood,

MEMORIAL AWARD ultimately demonstrated a respect for the feeling that close (Scholarship) meaningful personal relationships formed the basis for growth and development through our programme. Given by

Katherine Bryan, Class of 1982, in loving memory of her mother, Kathleen.

WINNER: Amy Van Vliet Laura McLean Runner-Up: Claire Dickens Katie Mackay

KEN CREER ~ For the graduate who best combines love of sport, fair play and MEMORIAL AWARD support of teammates. Given by Dr. Kenna Creer Manos in

(Scholarship) memory of her father, Ken Creer, the first student to be officially

enrolled at Brentwood College in 1923.

WINNER: Marlee Hahn Alex Ruggieri

Runner-Up: Tonia Medina Kat Davy-Traynor

GRADUATES AWARD ~ For a graduate who is held in high regard by the other members (Scholarship) of the senior class, not so much for any outstanding

accomplishments though there may be many, but rather for the quiet but courageous manner in which he or she has reached out and embraced wholeheartedly any and every challenge.

WINNER: James McBride

Runner-Up: Katherine Higginson

MR. GARVEY will describe the nature of the following awards, announce the winners, and ask

MR. PIP HOLMES to make the student presentations.

BRUCE M. HICKS ~ For a student who, through his or her action, has done the most

PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD “to ameliorate the conditions of disadvantaged individuals or groups” (Canadian Charter of Rights)

WINNER: Sarah Williams

Runner-Up: Sonya Rokosh

PEYTON TROPHY ~ For an outstanding citizen in recognition of a strong contribution to both Athletics and Fine Arts.

WINNER: Ken Ukrainec Lisa Small

Runner-Up: Gigi McQueen Sydney Black

POWELL CUP ~ For senior citizenship, recognizing a student with an outstanding degree of selflessness indicated by a strong

desire to serve the community and the school as a whole.

WINNER: Christine Pierce Darren Tardif

Runner-Up: Lindsay Marshall-Ward

THE BRENTONIAN SHIELD ~ For the graduate who has done the most to encourage a love of scholarship, through either personal attitude and achievement or assistance to others.

WINNER: Fred Zenker Madeleine McPherson

Runner-Up: Nicholle Charette Lisa Small

BUTCHART TROPHY ~ For the Dux, the leading academic student of the Senior School.

(Scholarship)

WINNER: Nicholle Charette

Runner-Up: Darren Tardif

MARY BROOKS ~ For the graduate who shows "promise, strength of character

LAW AWARD and personality".

WINNER: Jennalee Desjardins

Runner-Up: Ambrose Carr Wilson

THE HOLMES CUP ~

Presented, de manu in manum,

by the Holmes family in memory

of Major Cuthbert Holmes,

a co-founder of Brentwood

College, and Governor

For the graduate whose outstanding citizenship exemplifies care for the school and the wider community.

WINNER: Ashley Van Order Garett Graeme

Runner-Up: Sarah Williams

1923-1948.

APPLETON TROPHY ~ For senior leadership, recognizing outstanding strength in leadership and the ability to organize intelligently, together with a personal charisma which attracts others to follow his or her example.

WINNER: Tommy O’Malley

Runner-Up: Madeleine McPherson Alex Ruggieri

THE T. GIL BUNCH CUP ~

Presented originally by the Rogers family in memory of Forrest Rogers, Class of 1934,

Governor 1961-1972, Board Chair 1962-1971

For the student in the graduating class who displays,

in addition to scholastic and artistic excellence, stability and

strength of character together with a willingness to serve.

WINNER: Stephanie McClellan

Runner-Up: Laura McLean

THE YARROW SHIELD ~ For the student in the graduating class who displays, in addition to scholastic and athletic excellence, stability and strength of character together with a willingness to serve:

WINNER: Stephen Pointon

Runner-Up: Marlee Hahn

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The Valedictorian, Christian Macklam, will say farewell to the School.

Mrs. Pennells will close the ceremony and invite all our guests to take tea.

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The Closing Ceremony will conclude with the Guests of Honour and the Graduating Class processing from the hall.

Student and Home Town Proceeding To:

Alexander Adamson, Manila Philippines	- St. Francis Xavier University, NS – Information Systems
*Berit Anderson, San Juan Island, WA	- Scripps College, CA – Liberal Arts
Charles Angle, San Francisco, CA	- University of St. Andrews or Edinburgh – General Arts Degree
Sam Beswick, Mill Bay, BC	- Camosun College, BC – Associate of Arts Degree
*Sydney Black, Calgary, AB	- Herstmonceaux Castle, UK – Arts, then King’s College - Journalism
Kiri Bleecker, Salem, OR	- University of Victoria, BC – Computer Science
*Taryn Bodrug, Sidney, BC	- Canada World Youth then Nova Scotia College of Art and Design U., NS
*Jacqueline Brown, Newport Beach, CA	- University of Southern California – Business
*Brooke Browning, Whistler, BC	- University of Western Ontario – Social Sciences
*Ambrose Carr Wilson, Victoria, BC	- Princeton University, NJ – Liberal Arts
*Maggie Chang, Shin-ing, Taiwan	- University of British Columbia – Nursing
*Nicholle Charette, Mill Bay, BC	- Mount Allison University, NB – Science
Austin Cheley, Denver, CO	- Colorado College – English
*Samantha Choi, Edmonton, AB	- University of St. Andrews, Scotland – Medicine
Matthew Clever, Orcas Island, WA	- Bond University, Australia – Info Tech/Business
Nathan Cowie, Duncan, BC	- Malaspina College, BC – Carpentry
Richelle Daves, Mill Valley, CA	- Chapman University – Business
Jeffrey Davies, Whistler, BC	- University of British Columbia – Business
*Kat Davy-Traynor, Chemainus, BC	- University of Iowa – Pre-Medicine
*Jill Dearden, Mill Bay, BC	- University of Victoria, BC – Bachelor of Fine Arts - Creative Writing
*Jennalee Desjardins, Sumbawa, Indonesia	- University of King’s College, NS – Foundation Year Program
*Claire Dickens, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia	- University of British Columbia – Human Kinetics
Thomas Dickens, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia	- University of Victoria, BC – Social Sciences
*Scott Duxbury, Ottawa, ON	- Carleton University, ON – Arts
*Elise Findlay, Banff, AB	- GAP year to travel then Dalhousie, NS – International Law
Ian Flynn, Whistler, BC	- GAP year then Business
Grace Fok, Hong Kong	- Emory University, GA – International Studies
*Sean Foote, Duncan, BC	- University of Victoria, BC – Political Science
Stephanie Gatzionis, Nogales, AZ	- Arizona State University – General Arts
*Julie Gillespie, Edmonton, AB	- Grant McEwan, AB – Arts then University of Alberta
Garett Graeme, Qualicum Beach, BC	- University of Alberta – Recreation, Sports and Tourism
*Jane Griffel, Duncan, BC	- University of British Columbia – Human Kinetics
*Kyle Haddow, Udailiyah, Saudi Arabia	- McGill University, QC – Arts
*Marlee Hahn, Penn Valley, CA	- University of California, Berkeley – Math/Science
*Nicole Hartwig, Victoria, BC	- University of Toronto, ON – Social Sciences
*Katherine Higginson, Mill Bay, BC	- University of Victoria, BC – Kinesiology
Katie Jackman, Port McNeill, BC	- University of Victoria, BC – Social Sciences
*Kevin Jeong, Seoul, Korea	- Carnegie Mellon University, PA – Material Engineering
Jennifer Johel, Lake Cowichan, BC	- St. Mary’s University, NS – Arts
Celeste Kallos, Yellowknife, NWT	- Malaspina College, BC – Bachelor of Arts
*Artom Katkoff, Seattle, WA	- University of British Columbia – Applied Sciences
Matthew Kay, Grande Prairie, AB	- University of Alberta – Sociology
*Tony Kuo, Taipei, Taiwan	- University of Miami, FL – Architecture
*Kazuto Kurosawa, Tokyo, Japan	- University of Waterloo, ON – Mechatronics Engineering
*Ellen Kutscher, Vashon Island, WA	- Whitman College, WA – Liberal Arts
*Ralph Lang, Edmonton, AB	- University of Alberta – Engineering
Steven Leclerc, Parksville, BC	- University of Victoria, BC – History
Daniel MacAlpine, Duncan, BC	- University of Victoria, BC – Engineering
Stefen MacAskill, Dubai, UAE	- Bond University, Australia – Business Administration
*Katie Mackay, Vancouver, BC	- University of Western Ontario – Social Science
*Christian Macklam, Lions Bay, BC	- University of Southern California – English then Film Production
*Josh Mann, Whistler, BC	- St. Francis Xavier University, NS – Science
*Lindsay Marshall-Ward, Jasper, AB	- Oxford Brookes University, UK – Hotel and Restaurant Management
*Barclay Martin, Edmonton, AB	- Nova Scotia College of Art & Design U. – Photography Studies
James McBride, Edmonton, AB	- University of Alberta – Recreation and Leisure Studies
*Stephanie McClellan, Vancouver, BC	- Colgate University, NY – Liberal Arts
Meghan McGuigan, Slave Lake, AB	- McGill University, QC – Education
*Laura McLean, Sooke, BC	- American Academy of Dramatic Arts, New York – Acting

	Brentwood College School Class of 2005
* Denotes Scholarship winner

Student and Home Town Proceeding To:

	*Denotes Scholarship winner

2004/2005 BRENTWOOD COLLEGE SCHOOL

INTERNAL AWARDS

The trophies, colours, and prizes recorded in this part of the programme were presented at the Internal Awards Ceremony earlier in June, and at ceremonies earlier in the year.

ACADEMIC AWARDS

In awarding Academic Colours, the benchmark used, before exams, is 84% and above. Should any other student in any grade reach the required standing (80% and above) after final examinations have been written, additional awards will be made as appropriate.

JUNIOR ACADEMIC COLOURS PIN is awarded to an Honours student in Grade 8 or

Grade 9 carrying a superior academic average, and displaying a sound academic attitude.

GRADE EIGHT:

Michelle Child	Kendra Floren	Harriet Guard	Sammy Hull
Sean McCarthy	Brigid McCormack	Rona Mitchell	Mary Nielsen
Nick Philippson	Taylor Poelman	Rebecca Pointon	Julie Shin

GRADE NINE:

Sarah Bell-Etkin	Ophelia Chua	Brynne Clark	Ben Fortson
Geoff Friderichs	Annika Hammerschlag	Anne Huis In ‘T Veld	Derek Kozel
Caroline McLean	Andrew Meyer	Pierre Receveaux	Abby Rosen
Bridget Scott	Cathy Stothart	Steven Yang	Tim Yen

INTERMEDIATE ACADEMIC COLOURS PIN is awarded to an Honours student in Grade 10 or Grade 11 carrying a superior academic average, and displaying a sound academic attitude.

GRADE TEN:

Andrea Allan	Reza Askari	Ji Yeon Baek	Jason Byeun
Natalie Charette	Rhea D’Souza	Kristine Friesen	Annabelle Glass
Celeste Good	Keira Haddow	Natalie Lacusta	David Lee
Joy Lui	Kasi MacGregor	Lauren McClellan	Amanda Pedersen
Jacob Robinson	David Sommer	Claire Stapon	Lee Tseng
Giordana Venturi	Andy Youn	Annie Zurrer

INTERMEDIATE ACADEMIC COLOURS PIN is awarded to an Honours student in Grade 10 or Grade 11 carrying a superior academic average, and displaying a sound academic attitude.

GRADE ELEVEN:

Chelsea Altice	Esther Beauregard	Liezl Behm	Kimberly Benda
Adam Bensted	Sophie Beswick	Frances Candy	Nick Chesterley
Kevin Chin	Candace Creighton	Jonathan Dunstan	Matthew Friderichs
Kira Gersten	Alison Gillespie	Jessie Helfrich	Katherine Holland
Joshua Hollenberg	Jonathan Horgan	Amy Howlett	Emma Hsu
Patrick Johnston	Margaux Keith	Stephanie Kral	Sarah Laird
Henning Lange	Seghan MacDonald	Michael Mains	Noah McColl
Kieran McCormack	Kyla Muir	Amanda Munsell	Harry Nielsen
Andrea Norlund	Tella Osler	Ria Parks	Anna Pitoniak
Corey Ranger	Sarah Rosen	Eva Shockey	Cirisse Stephen
Jillian Stothart	David Summers	Jeffry Ulmer	Elliot Wiechula
Graham Zell

SENIOR ACADEMIC COLOURS PIN is awarded to an Honours student in Grade 12 carrying a superior academic average, and displaying a sound academic attitude.

GRADE TWELVE:

Berit Anderson	Sydney Black	Taryn Bodrug	Jacquie Brown
Brooke Browning	Ambrose Carr Wilson	Nicholle Charette	Samantha Choi
Kat Davy-Traynor	Jill Dearden	Elise Findlay	Grace Fok
Sean Foote	Marlee Hahn	Kevin Jeong	Artom Katkoff
Tony Kuo	Kazuto Kurosawa	Ellen Kutscher	Daniel MacAlpine
Christian Macklam	Stephanie McClellan	Laura McLean	Madeleine McPherson
Gillian Milne	Simon Murray	Tom O’Malley	Caroline Philippson
Stephen Pointon	Sonya Rokosh	Alex Ruggieri	Kathleen Sinclair
Lisa Small	Julian Snellgrove	Darren Tardif	Chelsea Theriault
George Upton	Ashley Van Order	Amy Van Vliet	Amy Weinberg
Sarah Williams	Jeffry Wu	Frederick Zenker

SPORTS AWARDS

ATHLETIC COLOURS are awarded to a student who has consistently exhibited excellence in sport in terms of performance, attitude and sportsmanship.

There are three levels of award.

JUNIOR COLOURS PIN awarded to a student in Grade 8 or Grade 9

INTERMEDIATE COLOURS PIN awarded to a student in Grade 10 or Grade 11

SENIOR COLOURS PIN awarded to a student in Grade 12

SERVICE AWARD PIN is awarded to a student, usually but not always in Grade 12, who has contributed outstanding service to sport in terms of sportsmanship, spirit, helpfulness.

BASKETBALL

Junior Colours - Whitney King, Lenutsa Reid, Mariya Young,

Quinn Erickson, Brigid McCormack, Mary Nielsen,

Rachelle Young, Alex Gausman, Sean McCarthy,

Sam Pascoe, Nick Philippson

Intermediate Colours - Chelsea Altice, Ben Felix, Adam Erickson, Natalie Lacusta, John Carmichael

Senior Colours - Marlee Hahn, Garett Graeme, Julian Snellgrove,

NoahStevens

"Hoshi Trophy" Defensive

Player of Year - Julian Snellgrove

Service Award - Jeffrey Wu

CROSS COUNTRY

300km Badge - Molly Barker, Amy Howlett, Fred Zenker

Grade 8 Girls - Mary Nielsen

Grade 8 Boys - Miles Dickson

Junior Girls (Wynne Cup) - Mary Nielsen

Junior Boys (Stroble Cup) - Tate Rose

Senior Girls (Jackson Cup) - Marlee Hahn

Senior Boys (Carr Cup) - Max King

Intermediate Colours - Noah McColl, Sarah Laird

Service - Gigi McQueen, Fred Zenker

FIELD HOCKEY

Junior Colours - Quinn Erickson, Brigid McCormack, Mary Nielsen,

Rebecca Pointon, Tessa Skoretz

Intermediate Colours - Chelsea Altice, Esther Beauregard, Sophie Beswick, Frances Candy, Andrea Norlund, Jessa Salkeld, Eva Shockey, Cirisse Stephen, Stephanie Kral, Laura Nielsen

Senior Colours - Marlee Hahn, Katherine Higginson, Tonia Medina,

Caroline Philippson, Lisa Small

Service Award - Samantha Choi, Jane Griffel

Hall Mackenzie Award - Marlee Hahn

GOLF

Junior Colours - Graham Dietrich

Intermediate Colours - Jason Byeun

Senior Colours - Adam Reid, Stephen Pointon

Rob Soukop Memorial Award - Stephen Pointon

ICE HOCKEY

Junior Colours - Beth Chiasson, Sean Ferguson, Wam Huis In ‘T Veld, Taylor Pears

Intermediate Colours - Adam Bensted, Daniel Desjardins, Cory Nathanson,

Ty Siceloff, Thomas Tsang, Annie Zurrer

Senior Colours - Sam Beswick, James McBride, Stephen Pointon

Service Award - Katie Jackman, Ken Ukrainec

OUTDOOR PURSUITS

Junior Colours - Ben Fortson

Intermediate Colours - Esther Beauregard, Magnus Gibson, James Clark,

Davy Zou

Service Award: - Magnus Gibson

Outdoor Pursuits Award for the

Student who Best Exemplifies the

Spirit of the Outdoors - Davy Zou

BOYS' RUGBY

Junior Colours - David Cowie, Sean Ferguson, Sam Silbergeld, Tate Rose, Jessie Shannon, Rodrigo Amodio, Geoff Friderichs,

Sean McCarthy, Sam Pascoe, Nick Philippson,

Theo Whittman

Intermediate Colours - Daniel Bester, Cameron Gilham, Alex Hull, Sebastian

Kallos, Derek King, Evan Mallory, Alex Milligan,

Cory Nathanson, Will Philippson, Ty Siceloff,

Dale Bannerman Memorial Award - Sean McCarthy, Sam Pascoe

Ivor Ford Award - Geoff Friderichs

The Mackenzie Boots - Ty Siceloff

Senior Colours - Garett Graeme, James McBride, Tom O’Malley,

Stephen Pointon, Alex Ruggieri, Julian Snellgrove,

Kauri Thornton, Ken Ukrainec, Kraig Vale,

Michael David Wright

Service Award - Ralph Lang, Noah Stevens

Cooke Cup for Leadership - Alex Ruggieri

GIRLS' RUGBY

Junior Colours - Rona Mitchell

Intermediate Colours - Frances Candy, Keira Haddow, Rebecca Kerswell

Senior Colours - Sydney Black, Jennalee Desjardins, Jane Griffel,

Marlee Hahn, Rania Nafissah, Amy Van Vliet

The Burrows Cup for Leadership - Marlee Hahn

ROWING

Junior Colours - Sarah Bell-Etkin, Tessa Felix, Geoff Friderichs

Stefanie Steinbrink Kelly, Dan Thompson

Intermediate Colours - Kim Benda, Adam Bensted, Rebecca Faris,Jessie Helfrich, Sarah Laird, Ria Parks, Sarah Rosen, Noah McColl,

Daniel Bester, Kelen Epp,Jacob Robinson, Jason Pasnak, Spencer Crowley, Cameron Gilham, Andrew Gottlieb, Sebastian Kallos, Simon Woods, Adam Erickson, Annabelle Glass, Oliver Greenberg, Liam Harrison, Geordie Hayhoe, Kelly Heeringa, Joshua Hollenberg,

Luke McClellan,Lindsay Rinning, John Toews, Chris Turyk, Elliot Wiechula, Dylan Wood

Senior Colours - Kiri Bleeker, Ambrose Carr Wilson, Kat Davy-Traynor,

Gigi McQueen, Lisa Small, Ashley Van Order

Service Award - Jill Dearden

Biscoe Award (Outstanding Service) - Sarah Williams

SAILING

Intermediate Colours - Jonathan Dunstan, Eric Rothwell, Graham Zell,

Spencer Miller

Senior Colours - Nathan Cowie, Laura McLean, Caitlin Sinclair

SOCCER

Junior Colours - Tate Rose, Tessa Skoretz, Mariya Young,

Anne Huis In ‘T Veld, Sean McCarthy, Brigid McCormack,

Charlotte Murray, Nick Philippson, Rebecca Pointon,

Abby Rosen, Rachelle Young

Intermediate Colours - Ben Higgs, Harry Nielsen, Scott Smith, Liz Cosulich, Lauren McClellan, Will Philippson,

Nicholas Snetsinger, Tamara Thornton

Senior Colours - Sam Beswick, Simon Murray, Tommy O’Malley, Kauri

Thornton, David Van Haren, Claire Dickens, Katherine

Higginson, Stephanie McClellan, Rachel Miller, Caroline

Philippson, Kathleen Sinclair

Stephen Sprague Memorial Award - Tom O’Malley

SQUASH

Intermediate Colours - Nick Chesterley, David Yeon

TENNIS

Junior Colours - Patrick Foulkes, Ben Thompson, Dan Thompson,

Julie Shin, Up Saksanguanmanoon

Intermediate Colours - Eva Shockey, Larson Grimm, Johannes Büchling,

Ty Siceloff, Ariana Vito, Natalie Charette

Senior Colours - Richelle Daves, Tonia Medina, Florence Tsoi, Hanako

Okano, Artom Katkoff

Brentwood Tennis Champions:

Junior Girls' Singles - Julie Shin Porter Cup

Senior Girls' Singles - Florence Tsoi Porter Cup

Junior Boys' Singles - Up Saksanguanmanoon Angus Cup

Senior Boys' Singles - Johannes Büchling Angus Cup

VOLLEYBALL

Junior Colours - Tessa Felix, Anne Huis In ‘T Veld, Megan Jackson, Lenutsa Reid, Stefanie Steinbrink Kelly, Mariya Young

Intermediate Colours - Liz Cosulich, Annabelle Glass

Senior Colours - Jacquie Brown, Hanako Okano

Barbara Stone Cup for Outstanding

Service to Volleyball - Lindsay Marshall-Ward, Elizabeth Spooner

INTER-HOUSE TRACK MEET

Top Athletes at Inter-HouseTrack & Field Meet:

Top Junior Girl Athlete - Quinn Erickson

Top Junior Boy Athlete - Sean Ferguson

Top Intermediate Boy Athlete - Jason Byeun

Top Intermediate Girl Athlete - Rebecca Kerswell

Top Senior Girl Athlete - Jennalee Desjardins

Top Senior Boy Athlete - Garett Graeme

Winners, Inter-House Track & Field - Ellis House

ARTS AWARDS

ARTS PRIZES are awarded, usually at the senior level, to the most outstanding student in any

Fine Art, with respect to performance, or, in some activities, to serve.

ARTS COLOURS are awarded to a student who has consistent exhibited excellence in his or her Fine Art in terms of performance, attitude and commitment.

There are three levels of award.

JUNIOR COLOURS: PIN awarded to a student in Grade 8 or Grade 9

INTERMEDIATE COLOURS: PIN awarded to a student in Grade 10 or Grade 11

SENIOR COLOURS: PIN awarded to a student in Grade 12

CREATIVE SCIENCE

Junior Colours - Patrick Foulkes, Luke Murray, Brendan Muehlenberg,

Pierre Receveaux, Tate Rose, Brenden Hodgson

Kenning Trophy - Patrick Foulkes

DEBATING and SPEECH ARTS

Intermediate Colours - Ria Parks

Senior Colours - Laura McLean

SHEILA SERUP SCHOLARSHIPS

These awards recognize the

strongest contribution to the

"Fabrications" creative writing

competitions, at each grade level.

Grade 8 Samantha Hull

Grade 9 Brynne Clark

Grade 10 Ryan McDiarmid

Grade 11 Cirisse Stephen

Grade 12 Christian Macklam

YEARBOOK

Intermediate Colours - Alison Gillespie, Eva Shockey

Senior Colours - Brooke Browning, Marlee Hahn, Katie Mackay

PHOTOJOURNALISM 12

Photojournalism 12 Award - Sydney Black

PHOTOGRAPHY

Intermediate Colours - James Clark, Jonathan Horgan, Stephanie Kral,

Kyla Muir, Eric Rothwell, Jessa Salkeld

Senior Colours - Barclay Martin, Rachel Miller, Lisa Small, Elizabeth

Spooner, Jonathan Tsang, George Upton, Chris

Wingfield, William Yip

Morgan Laycock Memorial Prize - Esther Beauregard (Sea Urchins)

Best Film - George Upton

Outstanding Contribution to the

Photography Programme - Chris Wingfield

COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN

Intermediate Colours - Brian Chan, Jonathan Dunstan, James Haberman,

Ida Qu

Senior Colours - Lisa Range, Noah Stevens, Michael David Wright

Outstanding Designer - Noah Stevens

CERAMICS

Intermediate Colours - Alison Gillespie, Wilson Huang

Senior Colours - Samantha Choi, Jane Griffel, Kyle Haddow, Tony Kuo,

Madeleine McPherson

Service Award - Sonya Rokosh

The Peggy Elmes Award - Kyle Haddow

Helen Ormiston Smith Bowl - Samantha Choi, Tony Kuo

SCULPTURE

Junior Colours - Geoff Friderichs, Andrew Meyer, Sam Woolman

Intermediate Colours - Peter Range, Thomas Tsang, Andy Youn, Davy Zou

Senior Colours - Austin Cheley, Laura McLean, David Van Haren

Furbacher-Hoh Sculpture Prize - David Van Haren

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Junior Colours - Cathy Stothart, Steven Yang

Intermediate Colours - Reza Askari, Brian Chan

FOUNDATION ART

Junior Colours - Renata De La Peña, Harriet Guard, Annika

Hammerschlag, Emily Woods, Steven Yang

Intermediate Colours - Natalie Charette, Kasi MacGregor

DRAWING AND PAINTING

Intermediate Colours - Lauren McClellan, Kevin Rakhit, Cirisse Stephen

Senior Colours - Taryn Bodrug, Maggie Chang, Elise Findlay,

Gigi McQueen, Julia Robinson

Service Award - Sarah Williams

Artist of the Year (painting) - Taryn Bodrug

Artist of the Year (drawing) - Gigi McQueen

THE KRYSA COLLECTION

OF CONTEMPORARY BRENTONIAN ART 2004 CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS:

Autumn Impression (oil on board) - Taryn Bodrug
Portrait of Bailey (acrylic on canvas) - Gigi McQueen

DANCE

Junior Colours - Vannessa Cochrane, Brigid McCormack,

Rona Mitchell, Charlotte Murray

Intermediate Colours - Jessica Hall, Amanda Munsell, Anna Pitoniak,

Kevin Rakhit

Senior Colours - Maggie Chang, Jennalee Desjardins, Stephanie

McClellan, Christine Pierce, Amy Van Vliet,

Maria Volk

Joyce MacLean Award - Stephanie McClellan

Old Brentonians Rose Bowl - Jennalee Desjardins

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Junior Colours

Concert Band - Myles Dickson, Jason Kim, Eugenia Kwon,

Rona Mitchell, Ginger Yu

Jazz Band - Myles Dickson, Kevin Lee, Pierre Receveaux,

Bridget Scott, Daniel Seo

Intermediate Colours

Concert Band - Emma Hsu, Alex Milligan, Joy Liu

Jazz Band - Graham Gilbert, Colin Scott

Senior Colours

Concert Band - Maggie Chang, Sarah Park, Darren Tardif

Jazz Band - Thomas Dickens, Sarah Park, Mitch Sato

Brentwood Rose Bowl - Maggie Chang

Outstanding Jazz Musician - Mitsuaki Sato

STUDY IN PIANO

Junior Colours - Denise Cheung, Brenden Hodgson, Andrew Meyer

Intermediate Colours - Amy Howlett, Joy Liu, Christine Yam, Graham Zell

Senior Colours - Grace Fok

Robert Cooper Cup

for the Outstanding Musician - Mitsuaki Sato

STRINGS

Intermediate Colours - Ji Yeon Baek, Kevin Chin, Sarah Rosen

Service Award - Grace Fok, Kevin Jeong

CHORAL MUSIC

Junior Colours - Megan Jackson, Derek Kozel, Bridget Scott

Intermediate Colours

Chamber Choir - Jason Byeun, Amy Howlett, Katie McShane,

Giordana Venturi

Jazz Choir - Margaux Keith, Carly Turnbull

Senior Colours

Chamber Choir - Nicholle Charette, Samantha Choi, Stephanie Gatzionis, Ellen Kutscher, Marguerite Thompson,

Ken Ukrainec

Service Award - Wilson Huang

Jazz Choir - Ellen Kutscher, Ken Ukrainec, Amy Weinberg,

Marguerite Thompson

Roly Bull Shield - Ken Ukrainec

Outstanding Jazz Vocalist - Marguerite Thompson, Amy Weinberg

DRAMA

Junior Colours - Sarah Bell-Etkin, Brynne Clark, Oliver Dickinson

Caroline McLean, Up Saksanguanmanoon,

Emily Woods

Intermediate Colours - Mark Aylward Nally, Larson Grimm, Jennifer Mann

ACTING

Intermediate Colours - Molly Barker, Melanie Cheshire, Kira Gersten,

Jonathan Horgan, Alex Milligan, Tella Osler,

Corey Ranger, Graham Zell

Senior Colours - Sydney Black, Jennalee Desjardins, Matthew Kay,

Katie Mackay, Lindsay Marshall-Ward, Laura McLean,

Julia Robinson, George Upton

Maurice D. Young Award - Matthew Kay

THEATRE PRODUCTION

Junior Colours - Ophelia Chua

Intermediate Colours - Nick Corey, Candace Creighton, Patrick Johnston,

Colin Scott

Senior Colours - Katherine Higginson, Sarah O’Born, Jonathan Tsang,

Ashley Van Order

Service Award - Berit Anderson, Matthew Clever, Hanako Okano,

Matthew Kay

MUSICAL THEATRE

Intermediate Colours - Adam Bensted, Adam Erickson, Joshua Hollenberg,

Margaux Keith, Noah McColl, Ryan McDiarmid,

Kaitlin Phillips, Anna Pitoniak, Scott Smith, Carly Turnbull

Senior Colours - Ambrose Carr Wilson, Jennalee Desjardins, Ellen Kutscher

Laura McLean, Erin O’Shea, Marguerite Thompson,

Christine Pierce

The Butterfield Cup - Jennalee Desjardins

Earnshaw Trophy - Sarah O’Born

Brentwood College School

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Mill Bay, BC V0R 2P1

Canada

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