2020-21 BCS Yearbook by Bishop's College School

WE CAN BE

Heroes 2020-2021

we can be...

...heroes

Table of contents 3 4 12 30 46 63 66 79 85 96 105 118 120

Head of School Message Staff & Faculty Fall Winter Spring Prefects Crease Student Engagement Residences Undergraduates Graduates Special Thanks In Memoriam

Message from our

HEad of School The past thirteen months have been nothing short of extraordinary. As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the world, we took hold of our school and our community. We wanted to ensure that we provided the best possible student experience, effective health and safety measures, proficient communication, and peace of mind to our families. A year later, I am pleased to say that we have succeeded. The BCS community rallied like never before. We are all stronger because of the challenges that we have faced. We are a better school because we bonded together and provided the support needed both personally and collectively. The secret to our success has been the people within our community: our dedicated faculty, staff, and administration, trusting parents, tireless volunteers, supportive alumni, and, of course, our wonderful students. Michel Lafrance 32nd Head of School

our faculty

Staff & Faculty

Security

Arts

This year we understand that heroes are made when ordinary people go to extraordinary lengths to help their community.

Our heroes wear hairnets and work boots. Their weapons are spray bottles and rags; hammers and nails; keyboards and cameras. Their bunkers are basements, and kitchens; libraries and dormitories; clinics and powerplants. Our heroes work tirelessly to keep us safe, sane, steady.

Jean-Claude Boudreau, Guy Lajoie, Charlene Grahamm, Srdjan Djuric, Ernest Garbutt

Miranda McGie, Sebastien Obermeir, Max Crowther, Chris Brandon

Geoff Fizet, Marco Pietroniro, Kyle Hood

Supply Shop communications

Caroline Lacombe, Kim Barrette

We Thank you for your service.

Math Support

Hockey

Simone Goloven, Jennifer Monk, Geraldine Lemonde

It services

Athletics

Francois Jean-Jean, James Platt, Sylvain Fontaine

Josh Bray, Sue Magwood, Jeff Bray

Assistant Houseparents

Ian Verheyden Back: Kathryne Owen, Martin Madsen, Patrick Robidas, Kieran McCormick Front: Krysten Lamb, Joe Wong, Josh Bray

Phys Ed Kirby Nadeau, Sue Magwood

Food Services Choir Director Maryse Simard

Back: Justin Vintinner, Nancy Little, Jared Gosselin-Chute, Ashley Nobes, Tyauna Gosbee, Middle: Suzanne Stebenne, Pauline Blake, Estrellita Villanueva, Hannah Rowe, Elaine Dezan Front: Cody Bailey, Desiree Comeau, Jane Gauvin, Amber Comeau, Maeve McLaughlan, Jason Townshend, Diane Gosselin

Business & finance Back: Annie Vachon, Katherine Taylor, Wendy Johnson, Front: Melissa Rowe, Anne Coates, Sandra Edwards

advancement Back: Susan Cook, Merry-Lou Smith, Front: Maxime Prieur, Ryan Comeau, Patrick Houston

Enrichment

Health services

Shelley Gardner-Bray, Kathleen LargyNadeau

Evelyne Lapierre, Andree Brodeur, Annette Plourde

Domestic Services Back: Jean-Claude Boudreau, Perry Comeau, Annalie Oandasan, Karen Comeau, Arlyn Bungay, Alexandra Zivkow, Yolanda Schattler, Jason Oakley Front: Holly Urbani, Sue Barter, Karen Rand, Gemma Lucila, Kristina Warburton Missing: Tina Rothney, Summer McNab, Marta Gonzalez.

french

Math

Back: Regine Mesnil, Catherine Lanoue Front: Patrick Robidas, Valerie Turcotte

Lynn Harding, Tanna Sanchez McMillan, Dan Pfliger, Christian Daigle, Krysten Lamb, Scott Manning, Draco Szathmary, Kirby Nadeau

Houseparents Back: Scott Kelso, Francois Tessier (Head of Student Life), Gilles Nichols, Jeff Bray Middle: Randy Maxfield, Andrew Hopkins, Mary MacLaughlin, Shelley Bray Front: Caroline Tourangeau, Julie Lowry (Assistant Head of Student Life), Ken Raban, Megan Lindsay

Social Sciences Back: Kieran McCormick , Andrew St-Amant, Guillaume Courchesne Front: Beorne White, Amber Rommens, Lynda Barton

Library

Anne Holland, Michael (Max) Crowther

Residence Assistants Back: Megan Gellatly, Hannah Rowe, Tyauna Gosbee, Geoff Fizet Front: Roy Henderson, Julie Lowry, Berkay Ozkumova Absent: Mark Morimoto, Kobie Welsh

Sciences Back: Marguerite Levesque, Martin Madsen, Krysten Lamb, Marita Vanier Front: Nicolas Samson, Barbara Rowell,

Quarantine House TEam

english Back: Lindsay Key, Janice Carey, Marianne Laramee, Scott Kelso Front: Miranda McGie, Cloe Jones

Head Administrative Assistants

Kathleen LargyNadeau, Megan Lindsay, Krysten Lamb, Megan Gellatly

Academics Robin Barton, Victoria Hill, Amber Rommens, Diana Gagné Missing: Roxanne Vigneault

Sheila Lyster, Victoria Hill

University advisors

Robin Barton, Diana Gagné

Admissions Jay Kourkoulis, Maureen Morrison, Melissa Rowe, Gingi Sheppard, Greg McConnell

Student Activities Back: Georgia Baratt-Lamay, Katie Dodd, Bea Crowther Front: Joe Wong, Julie Lowry Absent: Saleh Hisham, Tyauna Gosbee

Building & Grounds Back: Kris Pietroniro, Jacob Bell, Randy Maxfield, Perry Bell, Dan Hall Middle: Scott Coote, Graeden Carson, Ryan Mackeage, Adam Rowell, Corey Lord Front: Ernest Garbutt, Kris Gillam, Mark Morimoto, Massimo Pietroniro, JeanClaude Boudreau Missing: Cameron Maxfield

When the upper floors of School House were student residences, Mr. Whites classroom were the showers. 7

Lynn Harding

Hanging Up Their

Capes this year

Régine mesnil Département de frança

Math Department

So this is it, Lynn. Your full-time teaching career at BCS comes to a close, as all good things tend to do. This ends our 23-year professional partnership that was so much more than that. I'd like you to know how important you have been in my development as a teacher, coach, and person. Your influence has had a profound effect on my practice and my pedagogical perspective. I have learned so much directly from you that it's practically impossible to articulate. And I'm certainly not alone in feeling this way; your impact on all of your students has been undeniable. Your dedication to BCS has also extended beyond the classroom. This included the tremendous passion and knowledge with which you led the swim team and gymnastics program for so many years. You have been a truly gifted math teacher and inspired everyone to think and care about their learning. And, in the end, that is the most important thing. This has been and will continue to be the standard that I set for myself. Thank you for setting that bar so high I wouldn't want it any other way. Happy Retirement! Dan Pfliger Math Department

Un gros morceau du département va nous quitter en septembre. Par gros morceau, on veut plutôt dire que cest l'essence même de notre département qui nous quitte. Régine est une passionnée qui aime toutes les facettes de l'enseignement. Elle est aussi heureuse lorsque vient le temps de planifier, d'enseigner ou d'adapter ses cours pour les rendre plus attrayants et actuels. Etant que jeunes enseignants, on n'aurait pas pu rêver d'un meilleur mentor pour nous aider dans notre début de carrière. Régine nous a montré à faire preuve de professionnalisme, de rigueur au travail, mais aussi à rire quand cest le temps et à toujours avoir du plaisir à enseigner. Le département de français sans Régine, c'est lAmazone sans arbre, le Sahara sans sable, bref Régine, c'est notre façon à nous de te dire que tu vas énormément nous manquer et que ton départ va être difficile pour nous tous. Tu as tout fait pour nous et nous sommes privilégiés d'avoir pu travailler avec toi. Merci pour tout, Régine, mais surtout, profite de ta retraite. Catherine Lanoue Département de français

WHERE IN THE WORLD ... ARE YOU LEARNING FROM?

interview with a remote learner Q: How has online school been going for you? A: Online school has been ok for me. It is kind of hard to keep up with because where I live, it is an hour behind. Q: What part of learning from home has been fun for you? A: I guess the part that makes it fun is that it's way more comfortable. But even still, I would rather be there in person. Q: During breaks, is there anything in particular that you do? A: I get to watch YouTube in a quiet environment. Q: What is most challenging about learning remotely? A: It is hard to communicate with the teachers, and it is also hard to ask questions and do assignments Q: What do you miss the most not being at school? A: My friends. Mylea Alexander - Chicago Form 7

Charlene Graham Security Officer Q: What’s your favourite thing about working in security? A: It would have to be seeing the kids and my coworkers prospering here. I’ve been here about four years and I enjoy seeing the same faces as well as getting to meet new kids every year from all over the world. I really think that it’s the people that make the workplace special. Q: What have been the new challenges with Covid? A: Definitely monitoring more of the people who just randomly come onto campus. I have to make sure that they respect and follow the rules. BCS is a private property, so we have to protect the kids, as well as the little BCS bubble (community). Q: Have there been any unexpected positives that have come out of Covid? A: I think its encouraged us to slow down and appreciate the small things in life and come together as a global community to get through this pandemic. Q: Any challenges? A: I'm a big lip-reader, when it comes to speaking English and French, and now that I can't do that I have to observe eye signals, which, I guess has helped me improve my communication skills (LOL).

Fall 13

in the beginning... quarantine - 2 week period of isolation BCS campus shut down in March of 2020. Staff worked tirelessly to ensure that every measure of safety was taken in order to keep the school safe until the students returned. When the decision was made to open the doors in September, the guidelines were strict, and we followed them carefully. No busloads of students arriving in droves, wheeling their luggage to their houses. Every step of our return was controlled and exercised with precision:

TRANSPORTATION OF STUDENTS TO BCS Airport transfer to BCS from YUL (Montreal-Trudeau International) The entire transportation operation will be conducted under the guidelines of public health authorities. Instructions will be given in advance to all students and families prior to arrival. BCS chaperones will wait at YUL, immediately outside the first exit door (door 26 in Zone D, next to the crosswalk).

BCS HEALTH AND SAFETY PROTOCOLS -

Instructions will be given by the chaperones, verbally and in writing, as students arrive. Students will respect a 2m physical distancing. Students will board the bus/car one at a time under the supervision of the BCS driver/chaperones. Prior to boarding, the chaperone will take each student's temperature, the students will disinfect their hands with sanitizer, and they will be given a mask. - The mask will be required to be worn by all students and staff for the duration of the transport operation. - The student will put their luggage onboard themselves when instructed by the driver/chaperones. - Students will be seated one per double seat. - Upon arrival at the quarantine facility, students will remain seated until asked to leave the vehicle individually, prior to being assigned their room. - The nurse/Student Life representative present at the quarantine facility will evaluate each student upon arrival. - Students showing symptoms will undergo further medical assessment.

Airport Pickups

NO HUGs NO HANDSHAKES

Everyone on campus tried to make the 2 weeks as enjoyable as possible. Andree Brodeur, our head nurse placed happy stones around campus to lift students' spirits. Our Admissions Team prepared "Treat" bags for all our isolated kids, and our Librarian extraordinaire, Mr. Crowther, conducted a regular book delivery to each residence to give them a chance to stay entertained. So many people went above and beyond Prefects, Food Services, Security, Houseparents and the Residential Teams... all heroes!

Happy Stones

heroes are not giant statues framed against a red sky. They are people who say: this is my community, and it's my responsibility to make it better. -Tom McCall-

Admissions' Treats

o s t o ut l

e v o L

Mr. Crowther Delivering Books 15

aRRIVAL Weekend

Virtual Terry Fox Run Although we did not have a BCS-hosted Lennoxville Terry Fox Run this September, we still managed to raise some funds for this worthy cause. We continue with other initiatives to fundraise for various organizations in the fight against cancer. It shows how much our community continues to care, and we should be proud of all that we continue to do. Here are a few facts we are proud to share: Terry Fox's dream of raising $1 per Canadian was realized on February 1st, 1981, as Canada's population hits 24.1 million and the Organization's fund-raising hits $24.17 million - Terry Fox passed away on June 28th, 1981 - September 13th, 1981 marks the first Terry Fox run, taking place in over 760 locations in Canada and around the world, where over 300 000 people participate and raise $3.5 million. A special note to this fact is that Lennoxville actually held a run before Terry Fox passed away and thus has organized one more run than all other places. - The first International Terry Fox Runs are held around the world in 1992. Participating countries were: Australia, Belgium, China, Czech Republic, England, Germany, Hungary, India, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, USA, and Zimbabwe Now, the annual Terry Fox run attracts millions of participants in nearly 25 countries worldwide. Mr. Jeff Bray - Director of Athletics

Every year on September 30, people across Canada join together to remember and honour the victims of the residential school system.

Orientation Day Activities

After a two week quarantine - the school opened its doors for the rest of the student body. Hugging may have been a NO-NO, but that didn't dampen the spirits of our friends coming back together at last.

Orange Shirt Day

The BCS community has proudly participated in this important event since 2017, which has seen us donning our orange shirts and marching side by side with local school groups and members of our Lennoxville community in a spirit of reconciliation and hope. With the event going virtual this year, our community found other ways to commemorate this important day 'in-house.' Jurney, Chaimber, and Liam Condo presented about the significance of this event in chapel, sharing its origins: Orange Shirt Day commemorates the experience of Phyllis Webstad who had a new orange shirt, given to her by her grandmother, taken away from her on her first day in residential school at just six years old. In the classroom, Ms. Carey and Ms. Laramée engaged their students in discussion after reading through first-hand accounts of Indigenous Peoples on the Legacy of Hope Foundation website and reading the poem "300 Sleeps" by Jen Whiffin. Our librarian, Mr. Crowther, posted books and materials about Indigenous populations at the entrance of the Peter G. Holt Memorial Library. We are committed to continuing these types of global conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion in our community all year round.

WoRld kindness Day World Kindness Day is an international holiday that was formed in 1998, to promote kindness throughout the world and is observed annually on November 13 as part of the World Kindness Movement. This year - Gillard House marked the occasion with notes of kindness for all of its residents.

2019-2020 Academic Awards

Hockey Team Pumpkin Carving

Movie Night Under The stars "I love the movie choices they made. and it's such a nice evening. This is my first year here, I'm in Form 7, and so far it's been an amazing experience. The school has done a really great job making me feel comfortable both inside the buildings and with activities outdoors." Hannah-Lee Poy Paxman Form 7

Weekend Activities

Inter-House Cross Country

Duke of Ed Awards

Students in Form IV and higher can participate in the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Award program, which operates in more than 100 countries. By being involved in a wide range of activities and volunteer opportunities, students acumulate hours toward a Gold, Silver, or Bronze level award.

A hero is someone who, in spite of weakness, doubt or not always knowing the answers, goes ahead and overcomes anyway.

Christopher Reeve

Duke of Ed, as the program is known at BCS, helps develop character, discipline, teamwork, confidence, and responsibility. The awards are recognized by universities and employers.

M. Tessier's Birthday 20

Mr. Barton's Peacekeeping PResentation 21

Global Symposium

Take Me Outside Day Take Me Outside Day is a day in which all members of our community become explorers. Whether we take a walk in the woods, read a book next to a bonfire or simply enjoy the fresh October breeze; it is an opportunity to broadening our mind while taking advantage of our beautiful campus. This day teaches us that not all classrooms have four walls. We are lucky to be surrounded by people who care about a future in which playing, exploring, and learning are a part of our education. Although they demonstrate their dedication to us on the regular, their creativity shines on this particular day through the incredible activities they organize. All in all, we are undoubtedly blessed.

Over the past two weeks, 16 young scholars have been hard at work researching the development of one country of their choosing (from Kiribati to Kyrgyzstan), investigating specific factors affecting development, as well as pathways toward future development. Unsure of what is meant by development? As a class, we defined development in the following way: Development is defined as the gradual improvement of society, a person, or a concept. Development can be interpreted differently as it is neither good nor bad. It can range from the improvement of major aspects such as housing, health care, technology, education, finance, the justice system, human rights, etc.

Pumpkin carving

Mr. McCormick's class

Halloween We all wore masks this Halloween, and we made it work!

Portraits Candy Grams One of the Carnival Committee's biggest Fundraising activities is selling Candy-Grams during holidays.

X-country Awards

Halloween Tunnels

x-country Awards

Campus Cleanup

Our annual campus cleanup took place after school, where each house cleaned around their respective houses, and the quad was cleaned by Ross students. This event is held every year in the fall, to help the Grounds Crew rake leaves and to pick up trash around campus. This is always a great opportunity to help the environment and our school.

The First Snowfall "The Grace Village Visitors are a group of students who spend time with the seniors at the Grace Village Residence in Lennoxville. We often play games together, do fun activities, or read to them."

Grace Village Visitors

"I joined the club in Form II, when my English teacher, Ms. Rothney, told me about it. I love talking to the elderly. They are always so kind and have such interesting stories!" Emma Hopkins Form V

Athletic awards

Rememberance Day Service

NHL Superstar, Duncan Keith participated in a Zoom Conference with our Hockey Teams! Talk about meeting your Heroes!!

Zoom with Duncan Keith Holiday Spirit Why is Remembrance Day so important to BCS? An Interview with Mr. McCormick

Well, it is important because of the history BCS has with our cadet corps and, more broadly, the military. BCS has had a cadet corps since the 1860s, and that means that there has always been a strong connection between the school and the military. So when World War I happened in 1914, it was expected that the boys that were graduating from the school at the time and some teachers would serve in the war, serve the country, serve the British Empire, and represent the school and the cadet corps overseas. So that's the primary connection, but in terms of the actual service that BCS students gave, it's pretty remarkable. I'm sure you've heard at the Remembrance Day Ceremony some of the stories of the World War I and World War II veterans who went to BCS who were very well known for their heroic actions. But it's also very sad because BCS is such a small school which lost a number of kids, who had often just graduated - they did not return. A large amount of the class of 1915 was killed in the war, and that's, in large part, why we take Remembrance Day so seriously, because it had a huge impact on our community. The head of the Canadian military had attended BCS. He was an important soldier during World War I, and he became the head of the military in World War II. He held a very important position, and his name was Andrew McNaughton (for whom the House was named). There is also Peter Holt (for whom the Library is named) was a very good student at BCS, and when he graduated, he immediately went off to serve in World War II. He was a fighter pilot, and after a bunch of successful missions in Northern Europe, he was shot down and killed. His family has been very involved with preserving his legacy at BCS. So you see, BCS's connection with Armistice Day is linked to the number of students, not much older than you are now, who were killed. The BCS Service is held to honour and remember them. It also reminds us that war is horrible. Even 100 years after World War I, the sacrifices made by those students still affect us. It's also worth remembering that, although there weren't girls at BCS during the wars, a few of the graduates of KIng's Hall (the girls' school that merged with BCS in the 1970s) served as nurses on the front lines or other jobs within the military. We sometimes overlook their contributions, but they are definitely just as heroic.

The Clock Struck one

After over a year of hard work and dedication, The BCS Players' Club is proud to present their production of 'The Clock Struck One' by Craig Sodaro to the community. Originally intended for a live audience in the R. Lewis Evans Memorial Theatre, our cast members and production team did a full pivot, turning the play into a film production to follow health and safety protocols. Our students enjoyed learning about film acting versus the usual theatre-style acting, and they particularly liked the opportunity of having multiple takes to perfect a scene. It also gave Form VII student, Vivienne, the opportunity to hone her filming and editing skills as she edited the production for a project for her Film Studies course. Cast members had to work on their projection, enunciation, and movement to make sure the play translated well on camera. "It's more like film acting versus theatre acting," Liam (Nigel Grimm) expressed. "You have to be mindful of your body movements. They aren't as exaggerated." The production team also worked hard to adapt the performance to follow the current safety regulations. The difference was the social distancing and no touching. "There are a lot of couples in the play and we had to find new and creative ways to show affection," Hannah (Connie Girard) shared. It was also written into Phoebe's character (Essie Mason) to disinfect and encourage hand sanitization.

Caroline Lacombe & Kim Barrette Supply Shop Q: What was the biggest change to the role of the Supply Shop this year? A: For us, the most important thing was to ask the students what they needed. Seeing that they weren't allowed to leave campus to shop, we made sure we provided more of the things they would normally get themselves. We got a lot of snacks! Q: So you tried to provide a "Corner Store" approach? A: Exactly. We had candy, chocolate, drinks - they told us what they wanted, and we got it. Q: Do you feel that the students learned to see this place differently? A: We definitely hope so. We want the students to feel like this place belongs to them. We have our regulars, who stop in to buy some food and chit chat. Others come to see what we've got, and end up hanging out. Q: What about the mailroom? Has that changed this year? A: In terms of volume - not really, but we've noticed that the kids will stick around to open their packages and share their excitement with us. We love being a part of those interactions - it's why we do what we do.

Q: What would you say has been the biggest challenge for students this year?

Marie-Noel Gattusso Counsellor

A: I'd say the Social Isolation - not being able to go home when they want to. Not being able to be in close proximity with any of their friends - no hugging, no contact - it's contrary to the way that they are used to. Q: How did you try to make things easier for them?

A: I focused on the things we can control. We have no control over the virus, the laws or any of that, but we do have control over our attitude, our reactions to these changes and our patience. I felt it was important to show them the ways in which they CAN engage and learning to live with the things that they can't control. Q: What is the most important goal that you've achieved this year? A: There are a lot of things that I feel went smoother than anticipated, Quarantine for example. But I think that most students struggled this year, but ultimately, they knew that they could ask for help, and they did. When they felt isolated, stressed, frustrated - they talked to an adult about it, Q: What would you hope our community would take away from this year? A: That we survived it. We learned a lot about ourselves and others, and we now have a bunch of new tools in our toolbox, which can serve us in the future.

Winter 31

FINN the elf

Head Shaving Fundraiser Fred, Isaak, and Matys closed out their November fundraiser having raised an impressive $5,500 for the Quebec Cancer Foundation.

Q: What made Mr Lafrance take Finn the Elf off the shelf?

This afternoon Mr. Courschene, Mr. St-Amant, Mr. Hood, and Gabe all joined Frédérick and Isaak in shaving their heads for the cause..

A: I'm someone who really likes traditions, and so when I found out that Mr. Lewis, a past headmaster here, hid Finn the Elf several years ago, I thought that it could be fun. Students also said that they really enjoyed it, so I thought, why don't we bring that back, and ontinue what seemed to be a fun tradition during the holidays. Q: Do you find that hiding the elf has been difficult? A: It's fun!

DONUT DAY

The Admissions Team have a Donut Day every year. The entire BCS community is invited to stop by their offices to grab a free donut and say hello.

Your greatness is not what you have, it's what you give.

Anonymous

Ugly holiday Sweater Day

For the second year in a row, Mme. Lanoue made and sold cookies to raise money for the Cornerstone Foodbank. Last year, she baked goodies and sold them in the staffroom, raising just over $400. This year in order to comply with safety protocols, she prepped and packed the frozen cookie dough. All in all, Mme. Lanoue sold 63 dozen cookies! Her initial goal was to match last year's donation of $400, but her successful campaign ended up raising $900.

Cookies for a cause

What started as a funny fashion statement from a few of our more mature teachers has now become a yearly tradition at the school. This year, our prefects upped the ante by introducing a prize for the best sweater amongst the students and staff. The most gaudily festooned participant received a $30 gift card to Uber Eats.

Making Ornaments & Snow Globes Ms. Jones gave her Form V English Language Arts students a festive assignment for their last class of the year. The students were tasked with writing extended metaphor poems. "To create the extended metaphor, they were instructed to compare their life to an inanimate object or event," "The snow globes were meant to be a fun way to create their symbolic object or link to an event." - Ms. Jones What a wonderful assignment to get our students into the holiday spirit!

board game bonanza

international bazar At the end of November, the Round Square Committee sent out a survey to the community to help establish a menu for the highly anticipated event. Under the guidance of our International Round Square Coordinator, Mrs. Shelley Gardner-Bray, the committee worked with the Dining Hall staff to treat our community to favourite dishes from around the globe.

Welcome to Carnival! Instead of our classic threeday event, this year, we rolled out a three-week schedule of fun activities. "We wanted to keep our traditional Carnival activities alive with some adjustments for the health and safety of our community," our Assistant Director of Student Life, Julie Lowry, explained. "Our goal was to find the perfect balance between athletics, arts and creativity, and house bonding. After all, Carnival is the biggest house bonding event of the year!" Over a three-week period, the BCS universe participated in outdoor, in-house, and virtual activities culminating in one big day of Carnival fun and house spirit on February 11. Every Thursday, leading up to February 11, was a dress-down day for students to show off their house colours to ramp up the inter-house competition and house bonding.

Bubble Ball (Carnival)

skating

(Carnival)

Our prefects shared the story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and reminded us of his honourable life and achievements that impacted history. As racism is still prevalent in society today, we must do our part to be human rights champions and speak out against racism; diversity is a strength, not a threat. As Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."

Martin Luther King Day

Snow soccer (Carnival)

Disecting Eyes with Ms. Lamb

Frisbee

(Carnival)

Tug of War (Carnival)

Snow Sculptures (Carnival)

Lets Talk Day Every year, Bell supports mental health initiatives by raising funds through their Bell Let's Talk campaign. On this day, millions of people across Canada and around send messages of support and encouragement for those struggling with mental health, share their own stories, and offer ideas about how we can improve everyone's mental well-being. This year, the BCS universe filled Talk Bubbles' with what they are doing to practise self-care and spread kindness during this time. We took inspiration from the theme for this year's campaign, "When it comes to mental health, now more than ever, every action counts." Throughout the week, we shared resources and information on practising self-care, asking for help, recognizing signs of stress, and reaching out to loved ones. Our work to improve mental health on Moulton Hill and beyond is only just beginning. So let's keep the conversation going. Today and every day, let's talk!

Fashion Show (Carnival)

Great Race (Carnival)

Dodgeball (Carnival)

Flags

(Carnival) 40

Mock Trial

In celebration of the Lunar New Year, our students made a special presentation to usher in the Year of the Ox.

Lunar New Year

Catherine and Rachel shared the history and some of the customs from this special holiday and Laura, Alice, Jessica, and Johny recorded a beautiful performance of the traditional Chinese song "Nine-Nine Eighty-One" for the occasion.

DEI WORKSHOP

Valentine's Day

diversity equity inclusion

Thyannda Mack, expert on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and founder of Inclusive Resolutions LLC, conducted a series of workshops for staff, faculty, and students. Workshops included topics like: 'Exploring Your Identity.' 'Our Identities and Our Interactions' and 'Navigating Differences.' Students listened intently throughout the session and had a chance to hold self-reflection discussions with a partner for the break-out activities. The workshops had such an impact that BCS started its very owen DEI Committee!

Academic Certificates

A hero is somebody who is selfless, who is generous in spirit, who just tries to give back as much as possible and help people.

Debit Mazar

Pink Shirt Day

Black History Month

Tafara, Anouk, and Metta presented to their peers on Black History Month. They taught us about the importance of celebrating the legacy and accomplishments of influential Black leaders in history and in today's society. They also shared ways that we can support Black-owned businesses and creators.

On the last Wednesday in February each year, students are encouraged to sport a pink shirt to stand up against bullying. This national campaign started in 2007 when two students from a small-town high school in Nova Scotia stood up for a classmate who was being bullied for wearing a pink shirt. The next day, the students organized a protest against bullying, inviting their classmates to wear pink shirts to show support for the student. This movement created a wave of support that is now popular in schools all over the world, and it showed how one small act of kindness can make an enormous impact.

Making Cards For Seniors

Form II-V students in Gillard and Glass House made beautiful spring cards as part of their community service activity. These cards go to local senior homes as well as seniors from the Meals on Wheels program.

This small act of kindness is a great initiative to have students stay involved with their community. Thank you to Ms. Susan Cook, who organizes this activity a few times a year for our local seniors.

Grad Photos

Chapel Presentation

Our prefects recreated the scene to remind students about the importance of the campaign.

Q: What was most important to you in your role as Houseparent, Travel Coordinator and Assistant Head of Student Life?

JulieStudent Lowry Life

A: Making sure that everyone understood what we were doing, and that it was for the good of everybody. Q: Do you feel that you succeeded? A: I do. I think that everyone rose to the challenge and for the most part, we did exceptionally well with the hand that we were dealt. Q: What accomplishment would you say you were most proud of this year. A: I think it would be Carnival. It was very different, but just the fact that we were able to give the students some sort of Carnival, is something that I'm really happy about. I think it shows that we can adapt to whatever situation we're in - and that's something to be proud of.

Spring 47

Public Speaking Competition Athletic Awards

Model United nations

Mr. Courchesne's Global Politics class and Mr. McCormick's World Issues class learned about international organizations and political systems all year (including issues related to human rights, development, peace, and conflict.) in preparation for the Quebec Model United Nations (QMUN). The theme of the conference this year was: protecting the human rights of climate migrants and promoting the human rights of Indigenous Peoples. The conference was held virtually along with students from different CEGEPs and undergraduate university programs from across Quebec. Our students represented Spain, Peru, Côte d'Ivoire, United Arab Emirates, and Poland, amongst others.

Chess tournament

The Chess Club has grown this year and the tournament was the perfect opportunity for students to showcase their skills and engage in competition. "We hope to host more tournaments in the future as our club grows in popularity and skill." - Joe Wong

Pet CoNNection collection

We are so proud of our community for donating nine boxes of bedding and fundraising close to $600 for our local animal shelter, Pet Connection Lennoxville. Mr. Crowther, along with his advisees Amos, Elliott, Iwo, and Sky J. did a tremendous job organizing the fundraiser.

Junior and senior students presented their speeches for a chance to represent BCS at the Annual Quebec Association of Independent Schools (QAIS) Public Speaking Competition.

This year, BCS initiated the House Sweet Home campaign, a fundraiser to renovate our student houses. The mission was to reach 500 donors and raise $1 million to improve each house beginning this summer. In order to accomplish these goals, we developed a fun and creative way to involve our current students like never before.

Smith Food truck

Each week, a new challenge was announced, with a prize that directly benefits the students of the winning house. This week's challenge is all about participation, so the first house to reach 20 donors was crowned the winner of the first House Sweet Home Weekly Challenge. The winning house was Smith House, and they were the envy of all on campus, with a special food truck parked in front and serving up a full meal courtesy of Faim Renard.

Comic Con Our Fifth annual Comic-Con inspired some pretty fabulous costumes! This year, the day included special chapel performances, trivia competitions, a costume contest and more! Students and staff alike showed off their animated personalities!

GIllard Pizza Party

Improv Night

International Bazar

The Round Square Committee and dining hall team upped the ante for our second International Bazaar by offering two additional dishes. From Trinidadian curried chicken to Ukrainian kanapky sandwiches, our community's taste buds took a trip around the world. The Japanese sushi, Brazilian paode queijo, and Canadian crème brûlée au chocolat were particular crowd favourite

Thank you to the Round Square Committee and Mrs. Shelley Gardner-Bray for organizing the event, and a HUGE thank you to our fantastic dining hall team for offering up such scrumptious spreads.

As winners of another House Sweet Home challenge, the girls at Gillard were treated to a Deluxe Pizza Party

Tech Week

Throughout Tech Week, many students collaborated to further their learning, as well as to help each other. This was especially apparent during the Repair Café when students would jump in to help others that were stuck, as well as volunteering to fix devices for students who didn't have the experience required to do it themselves.

Form VII Art Exhibit

LGBTQ+ Presentation

Pride Month is celebrated every June to honour the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. The riots against the discrimination of gay community were heard worldwide, which subsequently became a historic movement for the LGBTQ+ community and a celebration of inclusion and queer identity. This year, Marie-Noëlle and Bea presented on the history, broke down a glossary of words that can be used to label gender and sexual identities, and spoke on different ways of being an ally. "Educate yourself, listen, validate, and respect others." Marie-Noëlle and Bea also reminded students that they can always come to talk to them about anything and that "[THEY] ARE VALID."

BBQ The Advancement Team organized a House Sweet Home Mid-Campaign celebration for our community to enjoy! Each house enjoyed a BBQ in their backyard with all the accompaniments, including mouth-watering steaks, chicken, sides, cookies, and soda. The cherry on top was the surprise Beaver Tails food truck parked in front of School House.

gRIER pAINTBALL gILLARD sUSHI

GLass Ice Cream Party 52

158th Annual Cadet Review This year, we held a modified version of our Annual Review. This is usually a celebrated public event, welcoming students' entire families, retired staff and faculty, BCS Alumni and people who love a good show. This year, it was closed to the public and yet no less impressive. Measures were taken to respect all safety protocols, and in the end - the review was a success. A HUGE congratulations to the BCS No. 2 Cadet Corps - you deserve it!

Cadet awards

The Medal for the Best Male Recruit of the Year: Cadet Charles Thomassin The Medal for the Best Female Recruit of the Year: Cadet Mathilde Bossé The Medal for the Most Efficient Non-Commissioned Officer: Sergeant Max Abramson The Medal for the Band Rookie of the Year: Yiwen (Alice) Zhu The Medal for the Most Improved Band Member: Andrew James Saadeh The Medal for the Most Valuable Band Member: Anouk Ganga Cadet Service Medals: Priscilla Akinwunmi, Ethan Jackson Carter, Zhengrui Huang, Oluwatomisin (Paul) Akinwunmi, Yewon Chang, Oscar Lin, Finley Armstrong, Liam Condo, Graham Lynn, Caleb Aubut, Siqi Du, Zack Morissette, Siyang Bi, Jean-Sébastien Dutil, Malcolm Nesbitt, Émile Boivin, Aidan Feddema, LiYu Tao, Isaak Brassard, Emma Hopkins, Xuanbo Wang, Matys Brassard, Jieni Huang, Yiwen Zhu, William Breckendridge-Yates Additional Years of Service (Fifth Year): Priscilla Allatt, Jurney Lavoie-Condo, Yuanhao Chen, Zhuoheng Li, Yijia Fu Additional Years of Service (Sixth Year): Alex Arseneault, Anthony Herbst, ZhuoQing Li The Black Watch Plaque: Lieutenant Zofia Kolankowska The B.W. Regimental Cadet Award: Warrant Officer Vivienne Webster The Hugh Ross Cleveland Medal: Lieutenant Lisa Eichmüller The Royal Canadian Legion Medal of Excellence: Lieutenant Frédérick Larochelle The Strathcona Trust Medal: Major Aidan Feddema

Freezie Day As a warmweather twist on Donut Day, Admissions treated everybody to freezies to cool off in the heat.

Round square Walk At the end of every school year, we host various Round Square events to shine a light on our Round Square IDEALS (an acronym for Internationalism, Democracy, Environment, Adventure, Leadership and Service). The Round Square objective is to empower youth to become committed, responsible global citizens through active involvement. BCS has been affiliated with Round Square for over 25 years, and every student at BCS is a Round Square member.

Our Inter-House Track & Field competition was a blast! This year we had four events, including the 100m sprint, softball/cricket ball throw, long jump, and discus. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the event 'run' smoothly.

Track & Field

Heroes may not be braver than anyone else. They're just braver 5 minutes longer. Ronald Reagan Duke Of ed Mini World Cup It isn't the end of the year without The Mini World Cup!

With the COVID rules finally relaxing for summer, the 7th Formers planned a series of year-end outings that they could enjoy together before starting their new adventures in life!

a day at The lake Athletic awards

River Tubing

go Karting Academic awards summer Social Mitchell Breakfast IN bed

Graduation, like all other major school events, was closed to the public this year. Luckily, we have a team of Tech geniuses and Communication Masters to find a way to show us to the world. Our campus stayed in its bubble and live-streamed the entire ceremony for folks watching from home.

Form VI Graduation

Form VIi Graduation

After the official ceremony, each graduating class was invited to a luncheon in our beautiful Quad. The Grad Committee work hard to create an event that respected COVID rules and still gave the graduating classes a way in which to celebrate together. Under the leadership of Ms. Julie Lowry, and the help of our tireless Food Services, Grounds, and Communications Teams, these young graduates had an absolutely lovely day!

Block Party

How do we end the year in order to be sure that everyone has a chance to play together, eat together and say their goodbyes?

Our prefects

With a campus-wide party, of course! Every residence contributed a "fun stop": Whether you were in the mood to play a friendly game of volleyball or eat to your heart's content... you were sure to find what you wanted along the path!

Each year, a small group of students in Form VII are elected Prefects. They help run the school by contributing ideas, organizing activities and helping out in many different ways. This year, these school leaders worked harder than ever to provide their peers

yewon chang A.K.A. yeman The most organized of team, she ensures that each member is always aware of what the plan is, and pushes the follow-through. There is no limit to the work she can dictate and no deadline that she will not enforce. She keeps them on track.

Secret weapon: can hide her sweetness behind a mask of fierce contempt

Anouk Ganga A.K.A. cap nouk nouk A most reliable member of the Team, she represents the Prefect crew as the singular Band Member among them, wielding her instrument with strength and precision.

Secret weapon: A perpetual smile that blinds the ill tempered

aidan feddema a .K.A. ginger blueberry His superior intelligence is matched only by the confidence he projects because of it. He is the mastermind of the group, able to play to the strong personality with his Ginger spark; or to the sweet an passive with his passive Blueberry.

Secret weapon: Highly potent bottled perfection

Matys Brassard

A.K.A. Twin 2

In one undeniable act of bravery, he shaved his head, allowing the entire BCS Universe to tell him apart from his older twin - leaving him vulnerable to individuality, independance and frosted scalp.

Secret weapon: The crutches of perpetual pit pain 64

with as much normalcy as possible. Thanks to their tireless efforts, we had a lot of fun amongst the restriction that covd imposed. Their spirit was a force amidst the daily grind. They were true leaders, and dare we say... our heroes.

isaak brassard A.K.A. Twin 1 There is no limit to what powers he has gained thanks to his 120 second head start from the much younger Twin 2. This added life experience makes him the ideal candidate to look to when it comes to the Prefects' public image,

Secret weapon: The ability to make others more attractive by association

lisa eichmuller A.K.A. lysa The Team's social coordinator, she enforces a strict and regular activities schedule to make sure their spirits remain high and that they are able to continue setting the example.

Secret weapon: can overcome fear of public speaking in a flash

Paul akinwunmi A.K.A. paul The quietest of the pack, he can be seen and not heard for days on end. His creative approach to Flag raising is unmatched by any on the Team, and beyond. He ups the coolness factor by his mere presence.

Secret weapon: he can run at light speed when tardiness is at hand

Dieu Anh (diana) Srisuk A.K.A. invisagirl Trapped in a faraway land. her role on the team was long distance. Having infected the entire student population with her micro waves of positivity, she was able to prolonged a sense of joy to those who thought of her.

Secret weapon: Able to shine from afar 65

kyleHockey HoodCoach Q: How do you think the Covid19 situation affected the hockey program? A: Its definitely made for some challenges. A lack of games is really detrimental to the program, but I would say that the team has taken the positives out of the situation. Weve been able to practice every day since the start of school, and our players have had a considerable amount of ice time. Q: What are the positives to come out of Covid? A: Well, weve had more practise time than any other year, and our players have really improved as a result. Theyve been able to be in school more, which has decreased their workload and helped them academically. Players are also able to be more involved with the school, which is an added benefit for them. Q: At the beginning of the year, when our area was an orange zone, were you able to have games against other schools? A: Yes, we were able to play against Mont St-Anne, Stanstead College, and Verbe Divin, and we were pretty successful against them, despite an altered format. A lot of players got more ice time in games they dont typically play, so I think it has really benefited everybody.

Crease

Adventure training Back: Siyang Bi, Siqi Du, Evan Jones, Mr. Chris Brandon Front: Nathan Sylvester, Ms. Barbra Rowell, Arabella Macaulay-Fishman, Alex Comtois, Hazel Stafford

Climbing Back: Mr. Beorn White, Jackson Carter, Adrien Ibsen, Mikhail Pisarev, Simon Johnson Front: Anthony Herbst, Vivienne Webster, Edward Zane, William Nobileau, Yat Long (Aaron) Yau, Aurelie Monast-Haddad Missing: William Spalton

Cross-Country Back: Mr. Kieran McCormick, Alistair Soutar, Shanti Carey, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Mr. Dan Pfliger Front: Mr. Max Crowther, Olivia Dunkley, Mathilde Bosse, Elsa Osweiler, Alex Arsenault, Jean-Sebastien Dutil

Football Back: Caleb Gaumond, Lea LaFrance, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Oscar Lin, Mr. Christian Daigle, Lachlan Bertrand-Bougie, Leo Gauthier, David Roy, Martin De Jaun Millon, Mael L'Her, Andrew Tobin Front: Zachary Melnik, Mr. Joe Wong, Emile Comtois, Chaimber Condo, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos, Laura Carriere, Anne-Catherine Papillon, Katherine Christodoulou, Sayuri Saito, Emma Hopkins, Flora de Sainte Marie, Aglaee Berard, Priscilla Allatt, Jurney Lavoie-Condo, Chloe Sehafer Missing: Graham Lynn

Horseback riding Isabella Stafford, Mr. Draco Szathmary, Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang, Mylea Alexander, Lily Martire, Juliette Rémillard, Ms. Marguerite Lévesque, Victoria Houston

Intramurals ack: Ms. Hannah Rowe, Minh Thanh Nguyen, Ruifeng B (Luis) Cao, Xuanbo (Allen) Wang, Zhuoqing (John) Li, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li, Aleksandra (Sasha) Shvetsova, Duru Erguven, Olivia Ghilarducci, Mr. Scott Manning Middle: Mr. Andrew St-Amant, Suyang (Jarvy) Jia, Gabriel Peressini, Émilya Bérard, Mia Kerub, Diana Frunze, Alexia Salinas Flores, Chuyang (Daniel) Peng, Metta Soe-Htwe, Mrs. Lynn Harding, Mme. Régine Mesnil Front: Zhengkai (Peter) Li, Phuc Thinh Nguyen, Thinh Phuc Nguyen, Siena Di Schiavi, Yijia (Rachel) Fu, Youyang (Catherine) Guo, Jieni Huang, Zhengrui (Angel) Huang, LiYu (Laura) Tao, Fuchuyan (Jessica) Peng Missing: Shuya Zheng

Jr. Boys Soccer Back: Mr. Jeff Bray, Caleb Aubut, Hanzhi Jiang, Christophe Patella, Minghao (Gavin) Zhao, Mr. Martin Madsen Middle: Yijie (Kevin) Fu, Olivier Lafon, Yulong (Edward) Weng, Liam Condo, Khemmarin Fontaine Front: Alexander Hendricks, Kamil Lahlou, Sheldon Aubut, Tomas Madsen, Rodrigo Mora Barrios, Sacha Traboulsi Missing: William Breckenridge-Yates

Sr. Boys Soccer Back: Gabriel Valani, John Christodoulu, Finley Armstrong Front: Saroni Mlola, Jermie M. Vaillant, Paul Akinwunmi, Aidan H. Davies, Olivier Gagnon, Axel B. Janvier, Mr. Kirby Nadeau Missing: Henri Ropponen

Girls' Soccer

Winter Adventure Training Back: Siqi Du, Nathan Sylvester, Ruifeng (Luis) Cao, Siyang Bi, Emerson Kim, Keiraa Chelsea Ardian Front: Ms. Barbra Rowell, Lily Martire, Elena-Rose Pattas, Yu Ching (Chelsi) Law, Mr. Roy Henderson

Back: Mme. Valérie Turcotte, Emma Carrière, Abigail Andrews, Ximena Luqué, Emma Andrews, M. Patrick Robidas, Mme. Catherine Lanoue Middle: Priscilla Akinwunmi, Megan Stavrakis, Noëlle Vanasse Wilbert, Hannah-Lee Poy-Paxman, Daniela Hernandez de la Pena, Phoebe Akinwunmi Front: Elena-Rose Pattas, Isabella Sioufi, Leïla Lahlou, Janie Gosselin, Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo Missing: Sophie (Emmerson) Kim

Yoga & Cardio

Jr. Boys' Basketball Back: Khemmarin Fontaine, Minghao Zhao, Christophe Patella, Chaimber Condo Front: Mr. Scott Manning, Émile Comtois, Sheldon Aubut, Alistair Soutar, Rodrigo Mora Barrios, Kamil Lahlou

Back: Ms. Amber Rommens, Thuy Anh Doan, Lisa Eichmueller, Yewon Chang, Olivia Favretto, Vanessa Rajewska Middle: Juliette Martin, Lauren Souaid, Julianne Abbey, Sarah Francouer Front: Ms. Cloe Jones, Zofia Kolankowska, Ms. Marianne Laramee, Aruto Sakaki, Yiwen Zhu, Mulan Fan

Fall Crease awards Adventure Training

The Adventure Training Award: Arabella MacaulayFishman

Climbing

The MIP Award: Yat Long (Aaron) Yau The Coaches’ Award: Anthony Herbst

Cross-Country

Colours: Jean-Sebastien Dutil, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Elsa Osweiler, Alex Arseneault, Alistair Soutar, Olivia Dunkley, Mathilde Bossé, Shanti Carey The MIP Award: Tingyi (Justin) Chen The Cross Country Running Trophy (MVP): JeanSebastien Dutil Randy Jackson Cup: Elsa Osweiler

Intramurals

The Coaches’ Award: Suyang (Jarvy) Jia, Zhenghai (Peter) Li, Jieni Huang The Spirit Award: Zhuoqing (John) Li, Diana Frunze

Jr. Boys' Soccer

Colours: Christophe Patella, Liam Condo, Alexander Hendricks, Khemmarin Fontaine The MIP Award: Sheldon Aubut The MVP Award: Khemmarin Fontaine Colours: Oluwatomisin (Paul) Akinwunmi, Finley Armstrong, Felix Gabriel Ayala Valani, Saroni Mlola The MIP Award: Olivier Gagnon The Stearns Cup (MVP): Paul Akinwunmi

Girls' Soccer

The Coaches’ Award: Lachlan Bertrand-Bougie The MIP Award: Aglaée Bérard and Anne-Catherine Papillon

Horseback Riding

Yoga/Cardio

The MIP Award: Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang The Coaches’ Award: Juliette Rémillard

Back: Alistair Soutar, Minghao (Gavin) Zhao, Christophe Patella, Oscar Lin, Yulong (Edward) Weng Front: Mr. Berkay Ozkumova, Emile Comtois, Sheldon Aubut, Minh Thanh Nguyen, Du (Leo) Yuchen

Sr. Boys' Soccer

Colours: Phoebe Akinwunmi, Priscilla Akinwunmi, Abigail Andrews, Emma Andrews, Janie Gosselin, Hannah Lee PoyPaxman, Isabella Sioufi, Megan Stavrakis, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo The MIP Award: Leila Lahlou The Stuart Bateman Award (MVP): Isabella Sioufi

Football

Sr. boys' basketball

girls' basketball Back: Ms. Tanna Sanchez McMillan, Anne-Catherine Papillon, Emma Andrews, Abigail Andrews, Mylea Alexander, Sophia Pesant, Emma Carriere, Priscilla Akinwunmi, Olivia Ghilarducci, Valerie Turcotte Front: Julianne Abbey, Emma Hopkins, Phoebe Akinwunmi, Victoria Houston, Isabella Stafford, Flora de Saint Marie, Tafara Mandivenyi

The MIP Award: Mulan Fan The Coaches’ Award: Aruto Sakaki

curling Back: Mr. Draco Szathmary, Mr. Guillaume Courchesne, Yuanhao (Hale) Chen Front: Maxim Lukyanov, ZhuoQing (John) Li, Yanheng (Will) Chen, Wenqi Zhou, Alex Arseneault, Aruto Sakaki

iha Back: Mr. Lindsay Key, Alexia Salinas Flores, Lisa Eichmuller, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Axel Barrington-Janvier, Henri Ropponen, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Jeremie Muquet-Vaillant, Saroni Mlola, Ryan Cheema, Caleb Gaumond, Mr. Adam Rowell Front: Andrew Tobin, Caleb Aubut, Duru Erguven, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman, Liam Condo, Zofia Kolankowska, Aleksandra Shvetsova, Maria Kolankowska, Sayuri Saito, Anne Catherine Papillon Missing: Yewon Chang, Suyang Jia, Amos Lehmuskallio, Edward Zane

prep hockey Back: Mr. Marco Poetroniro, Marc-Olivier Michaud, Adam Brittain, Sky Willer, Elliott Groenewold, Tommaso Maltoni, Willem Ostorn?, Nassim Jafri, Amine Hajibi, Ryan Branch, Sam Lescarbeau, Charles Tommasin, Marek Zapletal, Noah Therrien, Emile Couchon, Tadeas Bezdek, Mr. Geoff Fizet Front: Joey Henneberry, Theirry Lizotte, Rohan Anand, Raphael Boiteau, Thibault Saplekine, AJ Saadeh, Mr. Kyle Hood, Gregor Jennerjso, Josh Arrobas, Jaesoek Lee, Laurent Demers, Remi Dionne

ski & snowboard Back: Mr. Christian Daigle, Iwo Kozicki, Evan Jones, Carolin Bufé, Simon Johnson, Leonard Schliebe, Aaron Yau, Edward Zane Middle: Siena Di Schiavi, Vincent Heilbronner, William Nobileau, Jeremy Lin, Ximena Luqué, Alexander Hendricks, Sasha Traboulsi, Jean-Sebastien Dutil, Mike Pisarev, Daniel Peng, Amos Lehmuskallio, Jurney Lavoie-Condo, William Spalton. Front: Arabella Macauley Fishman, Mr. Kirby Nadeau, Paul Fischer, David Roy, Anthony Herbst, Olivier Gagnon, Xenia Konle, Hazel Stafford, Aurelie MonastHaddad, Ms. Krysten Lamb

squash Back: Graham Lynn, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li, Lachlan Bertrand-Bougie, Aidan Hampton-Davies, Leo Gauthier, Evan Jones, Finley Armstrong, John Christodoulou, Martin De Juan Million Middle: Mr. Jeff Bray, Maël L’Her, Megan Stavrakis, Olivia Favretto, Lauren Souaid, Isabella Sioufi, Xuanbo (Allen) Wang, Olivier Lafon, Mr. Ian Verheyden Front: Aglaée Bérard, Jieni Huang, Ronan Riffaud, Phuc Thinh Nguyen, Thinh Phuc Nguyen, Youyang (Catherine) Guo, Yiwen (Alice) Zhu

volleyball Back: Ms. Melissa Rowe, Ms. Miranda McGie, Katherine Christodoulou, Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez, Mia Kerub, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo, Metta Soe-Htwe, Ms. Janice Carey, Ms. Sue Magwood Middle: Daniela Hernandez de la Peña, Thuy Duong (Clover) Doan, Olivia Dunkley, Mathilde Bosse, Sarah Francoeur, Maaya Ida, Leila Lahlou, Georgia Birkwieser, Noelle Vanasse Wilbert Front: Anouk Ganga, Priscilla Allatt, Ximena Luqué, Janie Gosselin, Diana Frunze, Léa Lafrance, Shanti Carey, Elsa Osweiler Missing: Maya Goury, Juliette Rémillard

varsity hockey Back: Mr. Kyle Hood, Sacha Gaumond, Ludovic Forest, Sacha Trudel, Joel Pakarinen, Anton Helin, Aiden Feddema, Mathieu Cobetto-Roy, Max Abramson, Tristan Lam, Gavin Lissebeck, Fred Larochelle, Mr. Geoff Fizet, Mr. Josh Bray Front: Eric Chamandy, Xavier Seguin, Emile Boivin, Adam Skarda, Matys Brassard, Mr. Marco Pietroniro, Isaak Brassard, Brandon Sachetti, Chase Burnell, Simon Rulc, Zach Morrisette

Winter Crease awards Winter Adventure Training

The Coaches' Award: Yu Ching (Chelsea) Law

Jr. Boys' Basketball

The Coaches’ Award: Chaimber Condo The JR. MVP Award: Emile Comtoi

SR. boys' basketball

The MIP Award: Alistair Soutar The SR. MVP Award: Oscar Lin

Girls' basketball

The MIP Award: Abigail Andrews, Olivia Ghilarducci The Coaches’ Award: Emma Andrews, Flora de Sainte Marie, Emma Hopkins

Curling

The Coach’s Award for Good Spirit: Aruto Sakaki, Yanheng (Johny) Chen

IHA

The MIP Award: Saroni Mlola, Sayuri Saito The Commissioner’s Award: Liam Condo

Prep Hockey

Colours: Remi Dionne, Elliott Groenewold, Andrew James (AJ) Saadeh, Michael Schwartz, Charles Thomassin

climbing Mr. Beorn White, Jackson Carter, Adrien Ibsen, Mikhail Pisarev, Simon Johnson, Anthony Herbst, Vivienne Webster, Edward Zane, William Nobileau, Yat Long (Aaron) Yau, Aurelie Monast-Haddad, Jurney LavoieCondo, Maël L'Her, M. Guillaume Courchesne

Varsity Hockey

Colours: Max Abramson, Emile Boivin, Isaak Brassard, Matys Brassard, Aidan Feddema, Mathieu Lavoie, Gavin Lissebeck, Simon Rulc, Xavier Seguin

Ski & Snowboard

The Whittall Cup Jr.: Arabella Macaulay-Fishman The Whittall Cup Sr.: William Spalton, Jurney LavoieCondo The Coaches’ Award Snowboarding: Alexander Hendricks

Squash

The MIP Award: Isabella Siouffi, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li The Malcolm Seafield Grant Trophy: Finley Armstrong

Volleyball

Fitness - badminton Back: Andrew Tobin, Henri Ropponen, Axel Barrington-Janvier, Siyang Bi, William Breckinridge-Yates, Ruifeng (Luis) Cao, Mr. Max Crowther, Mr. Joe Wong Front: Mme. Regine Mesnil, Fuchuyan (Jessica) Peng, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo, LiYu (Laura) Tao, Jieni Huang, Phuc Thinh Nguyen, Thinh Phuc Nguyen, Tafara Mandivenyi

The MIP Award: Mia Kerub and Thuy Duong (Clover) Doan The Coaches’ Award: Diana Frunze and Léa Lafrance

fitness - hiking Back: Mr. Lindsay Key, Yijie (Kevin) Fu, Maxim Lukyanov, Siqi Du, Ms. Melissa Rowe Front: Qigeng (Will) Xu, Wenqi Zhou, Yu Ching (Chelsi) Law, Chuyan (Daniel) Peng

fitness - running Back: Mr. McCormick, Lea Lafrance, Hannah Lee PoyPaxman, Simon Johnson, Mr. Pfliger Front: Ms. Jones, Mathilde Bosse, Sarah Francoeur, Olivia Dunkley, Liam Condo

fitness - wiffle ball Back: Mr. Andrew St-Amant, Aidan Hampton Davies, David Roy, Oluwatomisin (Paul) Akinwumni, John Christodoulou, Martin Di Juan Millon Front: Megan Stavrakis, Lauren Souaid, Émile Comtois, Isabella Sioufi, Maya Goury, Luke Christian Sykes

golf

Back: Mr. Martin Madsen, Juliette Remillard, Maria Kolanowska, Lachlan Bertrand-Bougie, Ryan Chema, Leonard Schliebe, Mr. Jeff Bray Front: Jean-Sebastien Dutil, Sayuri Saito, Duru Erguven, Katherine Christodoulou, Mia Kerub, Caleb Aubut, Alex Comtois, Sheldon Aubut Missing: Aleksandra Shvetsova and Graham Lynn

horseback riding Ms. Miranda McGie, Olivia Favretto, Lily Martire, Mylea Alexander, Juliette Martin, Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang, Lisa Eichmuller, Alexia Salinas Flores

boys' rugby Back:Mr. Josh Bray, Jérémie Muquet-Vaillant, Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani, Alistair Soutar, Oscar Lin, Caleb Gaumond, Mr. Cole Lowry Front: Ronan Riffaud, Amos Lehmuskallio, Saroni Mlola, Khemmarin Fontaine, Minh Nguyen

girls' rugby

Back: Ms. Krysten Lamb, Olivia Ghilarducci, Priscilla Allat, Elsa Osweiller, Anne-Catherine Papillon, Priscilla Akinwunmi, Flora de Sainte-Marie, Anouk Ganga, Ms. Sue Magwood Front: Georgia Birkweiser, Phoebe Akinwunmi, Siena Di Schiavi, Isabella Stafford, Janie Gosselin, Leila Lahlou, Sara Sofia Parra Gonzales

Tennis Back: Evan Jones, Franz Heilbronner, Léo Gauthier, Olivier Gagnon, Adrien Ibsen, Ethan Carter, Mr. Ian Verheyden Middle: Mme. Catherine Lanoue, Xenia Konle, Zofia Kolankowska, Emma Carrière, Diana Frunze, Abigail Andrews, Gabriel Peressini, Iwo Kozicki Front: Olivier Lafon, Maya Ida, Aglaée Bérard, Sophia Pesant, Émilya Bérard, Paul Fischer, William Nobileau

Ultimate Frisbee Back: Nathan Sylvester, Kamil Lahlou, Rodrigo Mora Barrios, Sophie (Emerson) Kim, Emma Carriere, Aurélie Monast-Haddad, Hazel Stafford, Xuanbo (Allen) Wang, Zhuoqing (John) Li Middle: M. Patrick Robidas, Chengjun (Arik) Cai, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Minghao (Gavin) Zhao, Yulong (Edward) Weng, Yuchen (Leo) Du, Xuyuan (Jeremy) Lin, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li Front: Ms. Emma Bea Crowther, Yuanhao (Hale) Chen, Suyang (Jarvy) Jia, Chloé Seehafer, Alex Arsenault, Laura Carrière, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Lisa Eichmüller, Thuy Duong (Clover) Doan, Ms. Tanna Sanchez

Yoga/Cardio Back: Caroline Bufe, Ximena Luque, Johanna Schorpp Middle: Aruto Sakaki, Johnny Chen, Julianne Abbey, Ms. Amber Rommens Front: Metta Soe-Htwe, Ms. Cloe Jones, Mengxin (Annie) Qi, Youyang (Catherine) Guo, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos

Spring Crease awards

Fitness - Badminton

The Coaches Award: Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo

Tennis

Fitness - Hiking

The MIP Award: Léo Gauthier, Elena-Rose Pattas The MVP Award: Vincent Heilbronner, Maaya Ida

The Coaches Award: Siqi Du The Spirit Award: Yijie (Kevin) Fu

Ultimate Frisbee

The MIP Award: Aurélie Monast-Haddad, Yuchen (Leo) Du The MVP Award: Alex Arsenault

Golf

Fitness - Wiffleball

The Coaches Award: Isabella Sioufi The Spirit Award: Megan Stavrakis

The MIP Award: Maria Kolankowska, Lachlan BertrandBougie The Marc G. Bruneau Award: Leonard Schliebe

Girls' Rugby

Horseback Riding

Boys' Rugby

Rockclimbing

Prep Hockey

The MIP Award: Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani The Josh Bray Spirit of Rugby Award: Ronan Riffaud

The MIP Award: Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang The Coaches’ Award: Lily Martire The MIP Award: Shanti Carey The Best Climber Award: Anthony Herbst

The MIP Award: Samuel Lescarbeau Coaches Award: Elliott Groenewold The J. Graham Patriquin Award (MVP): Remi Dionne, Gregor Jennersjo

Yoga/Cardio/Circuit Training

The MIP Award: Johanna Schorpp The Coaches Award: Aruto Sakaki

Varsity Hockey

The MIP Award: Max Abramson, Gavin Lissebeck The Gerald Wiggett Award (MVP): Simon Rulc The Coaches Award: Émile Boivin

Fitness - Cross Country Running

The Coaches Award: Mathilde Bossé The Spirit Award: Christophe Patella

The Richardson Cup

Btm Boys' All-Round Athletic Championship: Alistair Soutar

The MIP Award: Flora de Sainte Marie The Coaches Award: Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez

Major Athletic awards

The Harding Cup

Btm Girls' All-Round Athletic Championship: Arabella Macauley-Fishman

The RMC Cup

Jr Boys' All-Round Athletic Championship: Elliott Groenewold

The Winser Shield

Jr Girls' All-Round Athletic Championship: Maaya Ida, Shanti Carey

The Smith Cup & Fortune Medal

Sr Boys' All-Round Athletic Championship: Aidan Feddema, Max Abramson

The King's Hall Cup

Sr Girls' All-Round Athletic Championship: Isabella Sioufi

The Petro Canada Award: Aidan Feddema The 40 Years On AwarD: Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman The Jimmy Atomate Award: Emile Boivin, Aidan Feddema, Anouk Ganga, Isabella Sioufi

Student engagement

Art consortium Back: Ethan (Jackson) Carter, Yijie (Kevin) Fu, Luke Christian Sykes Middle: Gabriel Peressini, Alex Comtois, Fuchuyan (Jessica) Peng, LiYu (Laura) Tao, Laura Carrière, Johanna Schorpp, Mengxin (Annie) Qi, Yijia (Rachel) Fu Front: Émilya Bérard, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos, Mr. Chris Brandon, Chloé Seehafer, Vivienne Webster

BCS PLAYERS Back: Liam Condo, Victoria Houston, Adrien Ibsen, Phoebe Akinwunmi Middle: Chaimber Condo, Metta Soe-Htwe, Emma Hopkins, Alex Arseneault, Isabella Stafford Front: Vivienne Webster, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxmanm, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo, Ms. Miranda McGie

Junior Band Back: Alexander Hendricks, Sheldon Aubut, Marc-Olivier Michaud Middle: Émile Comtois, Victoria Houston, Isabella Stafford, Phoebe Akinwunmi Front: Mr. Sebastien Obermeir, Edward Zane, Alistair Soutar

Senior Band Back: Xuan Bo Wang (Allen), Edward Zane, Andrew James Saadeh, Tingyi (Justin) Chen Fourth: Flora De Sainte-Marie, Gregor Jennersjo, Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani, Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang, Yulong (Edward) Weng Third: Alexander Hendricks, Sheldon Aubut, Mr. Sebastien Obermier, Evan Jones, Yiwen (Alice) Zhu Second: Jieni Huang, Aleksandra Svetsova, Yijia (Rachel) Fu, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li, Jean-Sébastien Dutil Front: Luis Cao, Aruto Sakaki, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman, Yanheng (Johny) Chen, Axel Barrington, Yuanhao (Hale) Chen, Anouk Ganga, Yulong (Edward) Weng, Maaya Ida, Caroline Bufe, Priscilla Akinwumni

Carnival committee Back: Adrian Ibsen, Siyang Bi, Ethan (Jackson) Carter Front: Ms. Julie Lowry, Elsa Osweiller, Katherine Christodoulou, Emma Hopkins, Ms. Emma Bea Crowther

chapel club Back: Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman, Vivienne Webster, Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang Front: Gabriel Peressini, Mme. Maryse Simard, Emylia Bérard, Anthony Herbst, Ms. Janice Carey

chess club Back: Lynn Juoupan, Ethan (Jackson) Carter, Ruifeng (Luis) Cao, Edward (Yulong) Weng, Mr. Joe Wong Front: Elliott Groenewold, Nassim Jaafri-Hayani, Gregor Jennersjö, Rohan Anand, Andrew James Saadeh Missing: Amine Hajibi

dining hall committee Back: Aaron Yau, Finley Armstrong, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman, Jean-Sébastien Dutil, Martin du Juan Millon Middle: Elsa Osweiller, Thinh Phuc Nguyen, Metta Soe Htwe, Saroni Mlola Front: Ms. Julie Lowry, Phuc Thinh Nguyen, Naydeline Yasmin Lorenzo Trinidad

DEI Committee Back: Ms. Megan Lindsey, Yat (Aaron) Long Yau, Lynn Juoupan Front: Sara Sofia Parra Gonzales, Tafara Mandivenyi, Luke Christian Sykes

dungeons and dragons Back: Martin De Juan Millon, Evan Jones, Ethan (Jackson) Carter, Düru Erguven Middle: Nathan Sylvester, Mylea Alexander, Abigail Andrews Front: Sophie (Emerson) Kim, Paul Fischer, Mr. Joe Wong Missing: Siyang Bi, Amos Lehmuskallio, Luke Christian Sykes, William Nobileau, Mikhail Pisarev

Grace Villiage Visitors Back: Anthony Herbst, Ms. Janice Carey, Anouk Ganga Middle: Düru Erguven, Maya Goury, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman Front: Sara-Sophia Parra Gonzalez, Emma Andrews, Emma Hopkins Missing: Juliana Lynch-Staunton and Malcolm Nesbitt

Grad committee Back: Olivia Favretto, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Johanna Schorpp, Lisa Eichmüller Front: Ms. Julie Lowry, Alexia Salinas Flores, Anouk Ganga

Improv Group Back: Matys Brassard, Ryan Cheema, Isaak Brassard, Oluwatomisin (Paul) Akinwunmi Third: Émile Boivin, William Spalton, Anton Helin, Sasha Gaumond Second: Tafara Mandivenyi, Alex Arseneault, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo, Metta Soe-Htwe Front: Ms. Miranda McGie Missing: Malcolm Nesbitt 1

Inscape Back: Evan Jones, Olivia Favretto, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Shanti Carey Fourth: Gabriel Peresssini, Priscilla Akinwunmi, Alexia Salinas Flores, Georgia Birkwieser, Mr. Scott Kelso Third: Qiheng (Will) Xu, Emma Andrews, Aleksandra Shvetsova, Abigail Andrews Second: Mengxin (Annie) Qi, LiYu (Laura) Tao, Jieni Huang, Yiwen (Alice) Zhu Front: Elsa Osweiler, Katherine Christodoulou

Positive Change Committee Back: Chaimber Condo, Evan Jones, Mr. Kieran McCormick Middle: Ms. Julie Lowry, Emma Andrews, Olivia Ghilarducci Front: Aglaée Bérard, Sara Sophia Parra Gonzalez, Emma Hopkins

Round Square Oscar Lin, Katherine Christodoulou, Priscilla Akniwunmi, Emma Andrews, Ms. Shelley Gardner-Bray, Evan Jones, Liam Condo, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman Missing: Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez

Student News Group Back: Frederick Larochelle, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos, Zofia Kolankowska, Mr. Kieran McCormick Middle: Anthony Herbst, Elsa Osweiler, Thuy Duong (Clover) Doan, Evan Jones Front: Emma Andrews, Vivienne Webster, Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez, Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo

Wardens Back: Martin De Juan Millon, Gavin Lissebeck, Third: Rémi Dionne, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Max Abramson Second: Caleb Gaumont, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li, Vivienne Webster Front: Ms. Maryse Simard, Gabriel Peressini, Yuanhao (Hale) Chen, Anthony Herbst, Ms. Janice Carey

Yearbook Back: Ms. Kathryne Owen, Anouk Ganga, Ms. Megan Gellatly Middle: Shanti Carey, Aleksandra Shvetsova, Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez, Emma Andrews Front: Xenia Konle, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman, Lisa Eichmuller, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos Missing: Emma Carriere, Mulan Fan, Yijia (Rachel) Fu, Victoria Huston, Dieu Anh (Diana) Srisuk

Residences 84

Gillard

Phoebe Akinwunmi, Mylea Alexander, Keiraa (Chelsea) Ardian, Mathilde Bossé, Thuy Duong (Clover) Doan, Olivia Dunkley, Sarah Francoeur, Diana Frunze, Anouk Ganga, Janie Gosselin, Maya Goury, Daniela Hernandez de la Peña, Jieni Huang, Zhengrui (Angel) Huang, Maaya Ida, Mia Kerub, Sophie (Emerson) Kim, Xenia Konle, Yu Ching (Chelsi) Law, Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman, Ximena Luqué, Sophia Pesant, Mengxin (Annie) Qi, Vanessa Rajewska, Daniela Ramirez Alvarez, Juliette Rémillard, Isabella Sioufi, Lauren Souaid, Megan Stavrakis, LiYu (Laura) Tao, Noëlle Vanasse Wilbert, Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang, Shuya Zheng, Yuxin (Nikki) Wang, and Wenqi Zhou

Glass

Julianne Abbey, Priscilla Akinwunmi, Mathilde Barakat, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Georgia Birkwieser, Carolin Bufé, Shanti Carey, Yewon Chang, Katherine Christodoulou, Siena Di Schiavi, Yuhan Duan, Lisa Eichmüller, Duru Ergüven, Mulan Fan, Olivia Favretto, Yijia (Rachel) Fu, Youyang (Catherine) Guo, Lynn Paola Juoupan, Maria (Mary) Kolankowska, Zofia Kolankowska, Ana Sofia Lopera Ortiz, Juliana Lynch-Staunton, Tafara Mandivenyi, Juliette Martin, Elsa Osweiler, Anne-Catherine Papillon, Fuchuyan (Jessica) Peng, Sayaka Saito, Sayuri Saito, Alexia Salinas Flores, Johanna Schorpp, Aleksandra (Sasha) Shvetsova, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos, Metta Soe-Htwe, Diêu Anh (Diana) Srisuk, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo, Vivienne Webster, Huaiyu (Selina) Yin, Luyan Zhang, Yiwen (Alice) Zhu

Mitchell

Max Abramson, Lachlan Bertrand-Bougie, Ryan Branch, Isaak Brassard, Matys Brassard, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Yanheng (Johny) Chen, Mathieu Cobetto-Roy, Laurent Demers, Rémi Dionne, Siqi Du, Ludovic Forest, Olivier Gagnon, Léo Gauthier, Aidan Hampton-Davies, Anton Helin, Xiangjun (Kenneth) Kong, Jaeseok Lee, Samuel Lescarbeau, Zhengkai (Peter) Li, Maxim Lukyanov, Tommmaso Maltoni, Saroni Mlola, Zack Morissette, Willem Olsthoorn, Phúc Thinh (Thinh) Nguyen, Thinh Phúc (PT) Nguyen, Joel Pakarinen, Henri Ropponen, Simon Rulc, Andrew James Saadeh, Brandon Sacchetti, Adam Skarda, William Spalton, and Andrew Tobin

McNaughton

Oluwatomisin (Paul) Akinwunmi, Émile Boivin, Adam Brittain, Eric Chamandy, John Christodoulou, Caleb Gaumond, Sasha Gaumond, Amine Hajibi, Franz (Vincent) Heilbronner, Adrien Ibsen, Nassim Jaâfri-Hayani, Gregor Jennersjö, Maël L'Her, David Roy, Aruto Sakaki, Thibaut Sapelkine, Luke Christian Sykes, Sky Willer, and Qigeng (Will) Xu

Ross Boys

During quarantine, all Ross members experienced remarkable changes; they had turned into superheroes. Alex and Emile had turned into the Wonder Twins. Alex Hendricks speedy legs turned him into the Flash. Caleb worked out so extensively he became the brave Captain America. Chaimber perfected his shot and is now Hawkeye. Christophe, with his natural charm, is now Ironman. Evan mastered every spell known in Dungeons and Dragons, which naturally led to his new title: Dr. Strange. Gabe discovered a passion for lightning and became Thor. J.S. has such a deep voice that he obviously became the Dark Knight (Batman). Kamil's deceiving silence allowed him to be a regular schoolboy by day, but SHAZAM! a superhero by night. Liam's long hair and love for fishing made him none other than the mighty Aquaman. Nathan's formidable personality attracted the Green Lantern ring. Noah's athleticism made him perfect for the role of good ol Spidey (Spiderman). Oscar's natural social ability to talk to everyone allowed him to break the fourth wall, just like Deadpool. Rodrigo's ability to adapt paved the way to his alter ego: Beast Boy. Sheldon's already small size made him perfect for the quantum world, making him Ant-Man. William's incredible raging during gaming sessions made him the perfect candidate for becoming the Incredible Hulk. This house of spectacular individuals is led by the incredibly charismatic, mesmerizing, noble Anthony who takes his rightful place as Superman. We are all unique in our abilities, but together we make up the greatest house to ever exist, a Superhouse.

north Joshua Arrobas, Raphaël-Noah Boiteau, Ryan Cheema, Wenxiang (Vincent) Dai, Eldar Denikeyev, Aidan Feddema, Joseph Henneberry, Hanzhi Jiang, Simon Johnson, Frédérick Larochelle, Mathieu Lavoie, Yunheng (Leon) Li, Zihe (Tommy) Li, Graham Lynn, Malcolm Nesbitt, Minh Thanh Nguyen, Zihao Niu, William Nobileau, Gabriel Peressini, Leonard Schliebe, Michael Schwartz, Xavier Séguin, Charles Thomassin, Tze Hin Makus Wong, and Yat Long Aaron Yau

Caleb Aubut, Sheldon Aubut, Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani, William Breckenridge-Yates, Alex Comtois, Émile Comtois, Chaimber Condo, Liam Condo, Jean-Sébastien Dutil, Anthony Herbst, Evan Jones, Kamil Lahlou, Oscar Lin, Rodrigo Mora Barrios, Christophe Patella, Nathan Sylvester, and Noah Therrien

Ross Girls Priscilla Allatt, Abigail Andrews, Emma Andrews, Aglaée Bérard, Émilya Bérard, Emma Carrière, Laura Carrière, Flora de Sainte Marie, Olivia Ghilarducci, Emma Hopkins, Victoria Houston, Léa Lafrance, Leïla Lahlou, Jurney Lavoie-Condo, Arabella Macaulay-Fishman, Lily Martire, Aurélie Monast-Haddad, Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez, Elena-Rose Pattas, Chloé Seehafer, Hazel Stafford, and Isabella Stafford

smith Rohan Anand, Finley Armstrong, Alex Arseneault, Axel Barrington-Janvier, Tadeas Bezdek, Siyang Bi, Chase Burnell, Ethan (Jackson) Carter, Yuanhao (Hale) Chen, Martin De Juan Million, Suyang (Jarvy) Jia, Tristan Lam, Boris Levkovskiy, Zhuoheng (Steven) Li, ZhuoQing (John) Li, Xuyuan (Jeremy) Lin, Gavin Lissebeck, Thierry Lizotte, Jérémie Muquet-Vaillant, Mikhail Pisarev, Sacha Trudel, Xuanbo (Allen) Wang, Marek Zapletal

South

Ruifeng (Luis) Cao, Émile Cauchon, Yuchen Du, Paul Fischer, Khemmarin Fontaine, Yijie (Kevin) Fu, Elliott Groenewold, Alexander Hendricks, Feixiong (Sky) Jiang, Zhuchi (Alpha) Jin, Iwo Kozicki, Olivier Lafon, Amos Lehmuskallio, Chengen Li, Taile Li, Marc-Olivier Michaud, Chuyan (Daniel) Peng, Alistair Soutar, Bingxin (Kevin) Shi, Sacha Traboulsi, Yulong (Edward) Weng, Edward Zane, and Minghao (Gavin) Zhao

our year:

The academic year of 2020-2021 will certainly be remembered in its’ own special way, but it did not stop Grier South from having an amazing year at BCS. It might have taken a little longer to get to know everyone due to virtual house meetings and the wearing of masks, but none of that can take away all the great times and experiences we had together… As we venture through the year, we can reflect on a fall that had some of our fellow housemates learning online while here at school we were able to be in class, face to face, and continue many of our normal events and the general BCS routine. The boys learned that in the mornings they would be reminded by Mr. Bray that he was “ready for med check when you are”, and that you needed to check in for supper with one of the South Teachers on Duty, be it co-Houseparent Mrs. Gardner-Bray, Mr. Key, Mr. Crowther, Mr. Manning, Kobie or Assistant Houseparent, Mr. McCormick, depending on the day of the week, not to mention so many other parts of daily life at BCS. We had afternoon sports, and even got in a few soccer games, hockey games and cross-country meets, where some of the South guys were able to participate on those teams, representing the school and becoming a BCS Bear for life. On those teams this included Edward, Gavin, Olivier, Sacha, Kevin, Khemmarin and Alex for soccer, Alistair for cross-country, and Elliott, Émile and Marc-Olivier for hockey. The boys participated in an annual fall clean-up, where everyone joined in to help our grounds crew make the surrounding area of South look a little nicer. As well, we were able to have the annual school cross-country run, where the South bantam boys rose to the challenge and swept first and second place in the individual category as well as winning the house plaque and banner! Émile also captured second place in the junior boy’s division! All our guys did an excellent job throughout the fall term in all areas of school life, despite so much being so new! Moving into the winter term, we saw continued success academically, with many boys consistently making the effort list, including one of our GPP students, Taile, getting all A`s from a distance! Most of the boys were able to get off campus for the Christmas holiday, but a few had to stay and spend the time here at Mitchell Family House, adding yet another small challenge for them. But everyone returned with positive feelings and attitudes and continued to do a great job across the board. Our winter carnival took on a slightly different look, but the boys from South were fully engaged, participating in all the outdoor sporting events, Iwo proved to be a “snow shoveling machine”, and the guys created a very, very impressive snow sculpture!! The carnival certainly helped keep spirits on the positive side and get us through the tough winter months. During this time, we welcomed a few new faces to South, Paul, and Leo, who brought more energy and new personalities to the house and school. Although no games were played, all the boys continued to participate in their winter sports, started to work a bit on drill in Cadets to start getting prepared for the spring review, and maintained solid academic results overall. Luis was chosen to take part in the Ondaatje adventure, Daniel got named “36.6” as he consistently had that morning body temperature, Amos and Eddie challenged themselves by doing two creases as often as they could, Alex sadly left us to become a day student, but then near the end of the term Arik Cai joined the school in person, and eventually made his way to South. Then the March break gave everyone a chance to re-charge their batteries in anticipation of our final term. Spring arrived, then Mother Nature through us a curve ball with some wintery days of snow, but eventually things settled, and everyone got outside regularly playing a host of different sports, continuing more Cadet practices, and generally enjoying the opportunities to be out on our fields and enjoying our beautiful campus. Effort ratings continued to be a highlight, with more students attaining all A’s and some of them finishing the year by making the effort list every time – quite an accomplishment!! The boys of Grier, both South and North, were the winners of the paint-ball excursion organized by the Alumni and Development office as part of the “House Sweet Home” competition, and other than an unfortunate twisted ankle, this was another excellent and fun event enjoyed by all! House BBQ’s, including one where the school was treated to Beaver Tails for dessert, and including the annual Grier South alumni BBQ, were a huge hit and were much appreciated by the guys. Other spring highlights were the Mini World Cup soccer event, the annual house track and field challenge where several our guys did extremely well in their events, and the final weekend school games night and dance. Everyone did an excellent job during the annual Cadet Inspection, helping BCS continue one of longest-standing traditions. Overall, there has been so many positive aspects to this year, and the boys of Grier South were a huge part of this and can be proud of their input and accomplishments. As this is being typed there remains a few days of classes and all the end-of-year awards ceremonies, including academics and athletics where there is sure to be some Grier South representation once again. A huge thank you to our adult leaders, and to the boys of South, the “boys of the red and blue”, who have all helped make one incredible team and 2020-2021 a huge success and one to be remembered fondly! Safe travels to all, best of luck to anyone not returning to BCS next fall and see you soon to all who will be back on campus in September.

Megan Lindsay

Houseparent Williams Quarantine House

Q: You had the exceptional job of hosting kids who were asked to quarantine throughout the year. What did that entail?

Julie Lowry ...

A: It was pretty straight forward. They would stay in their rooms for the most part, in order to adhere to the recommended Safety measures directed by the government. We would bring them their meals. We were allowed to take them for walks outdoors - which was nice. We did our best to make it as caring and supportive and engaging as possible. Q: Did they have class online? A: Yes - they attended their classes virtually, which was actually good for them because it kept them busy for a part of the day. Q: What was the most challenging aspect of this for you? A: The challenge was definitely in going from a full-time Houseparent, not just supervising, but developing relationships with the students, to having minimal contact... although it is amazing how much of a connection you can make with a kid during a 20-minute walk! Q: What would you say was the most positive thing to come out of this year? A: I would say that it was how we kept our students and staff safe. We didn't have any positive cases - but even more-so we curbed so many colds and other nonCOVID related issues just by providing a space where anyone who demonstrated the slightest symptom could come and rest while they waited for their test results, which meant that whatever their ailment, they left feeling better,

Q: How was this year different for you?

Jennifer Monk

A: It's been exponentially different. We Director of always make an effort to communicate with Communications & Marketing parents regularly. Some of them don't have the opportunity to see their children until June. This year, with the added stress of the pandemic we knew that we wanted to do more to appease everyone's concerns. Q: How did you do that? A: In the past, we've done most of our communication through e-mails. This year we added more interactive methods like ZOOM calls with our Head of School and other Administrators who could address Parents' questions and concerns. The approach changed - for the better. Q; What are you most proud of this year? A: I think I feel proud when parents thank us. We do Zoom calls with Mr. Lafrance every Friday and make those recordings available to anyone who can't attend so they can ask their questions. We get so many THANK YOUs from parents. It makes me feel that we got it right. They're happy, and their kids are happy. Q: Is there anything that this year has made you grateful for? A: I think, this year has really forced us to "Not sweat the small stuff." We have so many important things to focus on - it makes you realize that the little things aren't where our time is best spent. Priorities!

Undergraduates 97

Sophie (Emerson) Kim

Kamil Lahlou

Mylea Alexander

Abigail Andrews

Emma Carrière

Yijie (Kevin) Fu

Zhuchi (Alpha) Jin

Phoebe Akinwunmi

Sheldon Aubut

Alex Comtois

Émile Comtois

Khemmarin Fontaine

Arabella Macaulay-Fishman

Lily Martire

Aurélie Monast-Haddad

Rodrigo Mora Barrios

Elena-Rose Pattas

Alexander Hendricks

Victoria Houston

Amos Lehmuskallio

Chengen Li

Marc-Olivier Michaud

Daniel (Chuyan) Peng

Sophia Pesant

Hazel Stafford

Nathan Sylvester

Isabella Stafford

Edward Zane

awards & prizes

Alistair Soutar

awards & prizes

The Prize for Mathematics: Aurélie Monast-Haddad

The Form III Prize for English, in honour of Ms. Heather Rothney, beloved BCS teacher from 2007-2018: Alexander Hendricks

The Prize for Mathematics: Alexander Hendricks

The Prize for Science & Technology: Kamil Lahlou

The Prize for Ethics: Alistair Soutar

The Prize for Music: Alexander Hendricks

The Prize for Ethics: Abigail Andrews

The Marjorie B. Reyner Prize for Form II Social Science: Kamil Lahlou

Le Prix de Français Langue Seconde: Victoria Houston

The Prize for Science: Phoebe Akinwunmi, Alexander Hendricks

Le Prix de Français, Langue d’Enseignement: Aurélie Monast-Haddad

The Donald C. Markey Prize (awarded to the student standing first in Form II): Kamil Lahlou

Le Prix de Français Langue Étrangère: Alistair Soutar

Le Prix de Français Langue Étrangère: Arabella Macaulay-Fishman

The First Class Honour General Proficiency Medals (awarded to students achieving 85% or above): Abigail Andrews, Arabella Macaulay-Fishman, Lily Martire, Aurélie Monast-Haddad

Le Prix de Français Langue d’Enseignement: Émile Comtois

The Derek Roberts Prize (awarded to the student standing first in Form III): Victoria Houston and Alexander Hendricks

The Prize for Art: Abigail Andrews The Boswell Prize for English: Abigail Andrews

Le Prix de Français Langue Seconde: Abigail Andrews

Bingxin (Kevin) Shi

The Prize for Geography: Émile Comtois The Prize for History: Alexander Hendricks

The First Class Honour General Proficiancy Medals (awarded to students achieving 85% or above): Phoebe Akinwunmi, Émile Comtois, Alistair Soutar

Emma Andrews

Keiraa (Chelsea) Ardian

Aglaée Bérard

Tadeas Bezdek

Georgia Birkwieser

Feixiong (Sky) Jiang

Hanzhi Jiang

Evan Jones

Mia Kerub

Iwo Kozicki

Olivier Lafon

Leïla Lahlou

Sacha Traboulsi

Adam Brittain

Chengjun (Arik) Cai

Ruifeng (Luis) Cao

Émile Cauchon

Chaimber Condo

Siena Di Schiavi

Yuchen Du

Taile Li

Xuyuan (Jeremy) Lin

Ximena Luqué

Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez

Christophe Patella

Daniela Ramirez Alvarez

Yuhan Duan

Olivia Dunkley

Paul Fischer

Janie Gosselin

Elliott Groenewold

Maaya Ida

Nassim Jaâfri-Hayani

Yuxin (Nikki) Wang

Yulong (Edward) Weng

Sky Willer

Qigeng (Will) Xu

Luyan Zhang

Minghao (Gavin) Zhao

The Prize for Art: Aglaée Bérard and Maaya Ida

awards & prizes

The Prize for English: Emma Andrews Le Prix de Français Langue dEnseignement: Leïla Lahlou and Evan Jones Le Prix de Français Langue Seconde: Janie Gosselin Le Prix de Français Langue Étrangère: Yuhan Duan Le Prix dHistorie et Éducation à la Citoyenneté: Evan Jones The Prize for History of Quebec & Canada: Sky Willer The Prize for Mathematics: Evan Jones The Prize for Music: Yulong (Edward) Weng

100

The Prize for Robotics: Emma Andrews and Sky Willer The Prize for Science & Technology: Sky Willer The Matheson Prize (awarded to the student standing first in Form IV): Yuhan Duan The First Class Honour General Proficiency Medals (awarded to students achieving 85% or above): Emma Andrews, Aglaée Bérard, Georgia Birkwieser, Émile Cauchon, Janie Gosselin, Elliott Groenewold, Maaya Ida, Feixiong (Sky) Jiang, Evan Jones, Leïla Lahlou, Yulong (Edward) Weng, and Sky Willer

101

Julianne Abbey

Priscilla Akinwunmi

Rohan Anand

Caleb Aubut

Siyang Bi

Raphaël-Noah Boiteau

Mathilde Bossé

William Breckenridge-Yates

Carolin Bufé

Shanti Carey

Ethan (Jackson) Carter

Yanheng (Johny) Chen

Simon Johnson

Lynn Paola Juoupan

Maria (Mary) Kolankowska

Xenia Konle

Jaeseok Lee

Samuel Lescarbeau

Boris Levkovskiy

Katherine Christodoulou

Liam Condo

Wenxiang (Vincent) Dai

Flora de Sainte Marie

Jean-Sébastien Dutil

Duru Ergüven

Mulan Fan

Yunheng (Leon) Li

Zihe (Tommy) Li

Oscar Lin

Thierry Lizotte

Ana Sofia Lopera Ortiz

Maxim Lukyanov

Tommaso Maltoni

Sarah Francoeur

Olivia Ghilarducci

Amine Hajibi

Emma Hopkins

Jieni Huang

Adrien Ibsen

Gregor Jennersjö

Minh Thanh Nguyen

Zihao Niu

Willem Olsthoorn

Elsa Osweiler

Anne-Catherine Papillon

Mengxin (Annie) Qi

Vanessa Rajewska

Juliette Rémillard

Ronan Riffaud

Andrew James Saadeh

Sayuri Saito

Aruto Sakaki

Thibaut Sapelkine

Leonard Schliebe

102

103

Michael Schwartz

Aleksandra Shvetsova

LiYu (Laura) Tao

Noah Therrien

Charles Thomassin

Huaiyu (Selina) Yin

Marek Zapletal

Chuqing (Ashley) Zhang

Wenqi Zhou

Yiwen (Alice) Zhu

Andrew Tobin

Noëlle Vanasse Wilbert

awards & prizes The Prize for Arts: LiYu (Laura) Tao The Prize for Drama: Mulan Fan and Liam Condo The Stoker Prize for English: Elsa Osweiler The Prize for Ethics: Duru Ergüven Le Prix d’Éthiques et Éducation Religieuse: Elsa Osweiler Le Prix de Français Langue Seconde: Oscar Lin Le Prix de Français Langue Étrangère: Huaiyu (Selina) Yin Le Prix de Français Langue d’Enseignement: Elsa Osweiler Le Prix d’Historie et Éducation à la Citoyenneté: Jean-Sébastien Dutil The Prize for the History of Quebec & Canada: LiYu (Laura) Tao The Form V Mathematics Prize, in recognition of Lynn Harding and her nearly 36 years of service (19852021) provided to BCS as a dedicated and respected math teacher: Mulan Fan and LiYu (Laura) Tao. The Prize for Music: Andrew James Saadeh The Prize for Science & Technology: Huaiyu (Selina) Yin and Yiwen (Alice) Zhu The Magor Prize (awarded to the student standing first in Form V): Mulan Fan The First Class Honour General Proficiency Medals (awarded to students achieving 85% or above): Priscilla Akinwunmi, Siyang Bi, Mathilde Bossé, Liam Condo, Flora de Sainte Marie, Jean-Sébastien Dutil, Sarah Francoeur, Olivia Ghilarducci, Emma Hopkins, Adrien Ibsen, Gregor Jennersjö, Zihe (Tommy) Li, Tommaso Maltoni, Elsa Osweiler, Ronan Riffaud, Andrew James Saadeh, Leonard Schliebe, LiYu (Laura) Tao, Andrew Tobin, Huaiyu (Selina) Yin, and Yiwen (Alice) Zhu

104

Graduates 105

Max Abramson Country: United States "Aren't we all chasing the light mate. Looking everywhere to find it. Everywhere but within." - Sassy, The Big Lez Show

Joshua Arrobas Country: Canada

Axel BarringtonJanvier A.K.A.: Fattington Country: Canada

Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani Country: Canada

Kaitlyn Bilodeau Country: Canada

Ryan Cheema Country: Canada

"Absent - No Excuse"

Mathieu CobettoRoy Country: Canada

106

Rémi Dionne Country: Canada

Olivia Favretto Country: Canada

Ludovic Forest Country: Canada

Diana Frunze Country: Ukraine

Yijia Fu A.K.A.: Rachel Country: China

Olivier Gagnon Country: Canada A.K.A.: Fluffy

"Late - No Excuse "

Mathilde Barakat Country: Canada

"There are so many memories that I can name, but my favourite one is definitely carnival. "

Ryan Branch Country: Canada "As long as there is algebra, there will be prayer in school."

"To be fair we shall adjourn"

Laura Carrière Country: Canada

Priscilla Allatt Country: Canada

Tingyi Chen A.K.A.: Justin Country: China

Caleb Gaumond A.K.A: Ky-Lyb Country: Canada

"GYY, PFCY, YYL, LZH, WXB, CTY, ZSY, KXJ, LZK, ZYW, YHY, FML"

Maya Goury Country: United States

Youyang Guo A.K.A.: Catherine Country: China

Anton Helin Country: Finland

Joseph Henneberry A.K.A: Joey Country: Canada

"Une dernière fois au chalet!"

Franz Heilbronner A.K.A.: Vincent Country: Germany

"Me and Ludo are in love"

Martin De Juan Millon Country: Mexico

Laurent Demers A.K.A: Jordie Country: Canada

"'Join Math HL' they said, 'It'd be good for your curriculum' they said"

"Be like that sometimes" - Cousin Jay

Xiangjun Kong A.K.A.: Kenneth Country: China

107

Tristan Lam Country: United States

Mathieu Lavoie A.K.A: Lav Country: Canada "Yeeessss mon homme ca stun beau wheelie wooo oooh ooooh"

"Add oil!"

Zhengkai Li A.K.A.: Peter Country: China

Zhuoheng Li A.K.A.: Steven Country: China

Gavin Lissebeck Country: United States

Tafara Mandivenyi A.K.A: Fara Country: South Africa

Saroni Mlola Country: Tanzania

Zack Morissette Country: Canada

Simon Rulc Country: Czech Republic

Alexia Salinas Flores Country: Canada

Johanna Schorpp Country: Finland

Joel Pakarinen Country: Finland

Luke Christian Sykes Country: Jamaica

Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo A.K.A.: Yas Country: Spain

Sacha Trudel Country: United States

"high school wasn't worth the hype but I'll give it a 20/21"

Jérémie MuquetVaillant A.K.A: J Country: Canada "I'll be here all night and all day, and probably next year too"

Fuchuyan Peng A.K.A.: Jessica Country: Canada

"If they don’t know your dreams, then they can’t shoot em down" - J. Cole

William Nobileau A.K.A: Mr. Obermeir Jr Country: United Kingdom

"You can never be overdressed or overeducated" - Oscar Wilde

"I actually hate music"

Mikhail Pisarev A.K.A: Mike Country: Russia "All this for a forklift lisence?"

108

Yu Ching Law A.K.A: Chelsi Country: Hong Kong

Henri Ropponen A.K.A.: Hen-Hen Country: Germany "Always leave your Uwe"

Xuanbo Wang A.K.A.: Allen Country: China

Yat Long Aaron Yau Country: Hong Kong

Shuya Zheng Country: China

"Due tomorrow? Do tomorrow."

109

awards & prizes The Stoker Prize for Art: Johanna Schorpp and Kaitlyn Bilodeau The Prize for Biology: Kaitlyn Bilodeau The Prize for Business and Management: Yat Long (Aaron) Yau The Prize for Chemistry: Tingyi (Justin) Chen The Prize for Computer Science: Martin De Juan Millon The Prize for Contemporary World: Yu-Ching (Chelsi) Law Le Prix de Monde Contemparain: Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani

T he Prize for Global Politics: Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani

The Prize for Physics: Youyang (Catherine) Guo The Prize for Psychology: Max Abramson The Prize for Social & Cultural Anthropology: Yu-Ching (Chelsi) Law

Le Prix d’Éducation Financière: Priscilla Allatt

The First Class Honour General Proficiency Medals (awarded to students achieving 85% or above): Max Abramson, Priscilla Allatt, Félix Gabriel Ayala Valani, Mathilde Barakat, Kaitlyn Bilodeau, Tingyi (Justin) Chen, Mathieu Cobetto-Roy, Olivia Favretto, Youyang (Catherine) Guo, Yu Ching (Chelsi) Law, Gavin Lissebeck, Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo, Sacha Trudel, Xuanbo (Allen) Wang, Yat Long Aaron Yau

110

"I survived"

"When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it." - Henry Ford

Émile Boivin Country: Canada

Isaak Brassard A.K.A: Junior Country: Canada

Matys Brassard A.K.A: Brass Country: Canada

"One skill I mastered in high school, free styling my exams."

"Boyz are buzzin"

Chase Burnell Country: United States

Eric Chamandy Country: Canada

Yewon Chang Country: Korea

Yuanhao Chen A.K.A.: Hale Country: China

John Christodoulou Country: Canada

Eldar Denikeyev Country: Ukraine

The Prize for Theatre Arts: Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo

The Form VI Prize for the Student Standing Frist in the Form: Johanna Schorpp

Le Prix pour Français Langue Étrangère: Youyang (Catherine) Guo

Émilya Bérard Country: Canada

"My favourite memory is becoming the squash captain."

The W.A. "Pop" Page Prize for Music: Xuanbo (Allen) Wang

The Prize for Environmental Systems & Societies: Laura Carrière

Le Prix pour Françaus Langue Seconde: Sacha Trudel

Alex Arseneault Country: Canada

The Lt. Col. G.R. Hooper Prize for Mathematics: Youyang (Catherine) Guo and Tingyi (Justin) Chen

The Prize for Theory of Knowledge: Tingyi (Justin) Chen

Le Prix pour Français Langue d' Enseignement: Mathilde Barakat

Finley Armstrong A.K.A: Squashgod Country: Canada

The Pierenkemper World History Prize: Kaitlyn Bilodeau

The Howson Prize for English: Priscilla Allatt

The Prize for Financial Literacy: Johanna Schorpp

Oluwatomisin Akinwunmi A.K.A.: Paul Country: Canada

"It's not rocket appliances, work hard, play hard and you'll graduate with flying carpets." -Shakespeare

Lachlan BertrandBougie Country: Canada

111

Thuy Duong Doan A.K.A.: Clover Country: Viet Nam

Siqi Du Country: Canada

Lisa Eichmüller Country: Germany

Zofia Kolankowska Country: Poland

"The Best Way To Predict Your Future Is To Create It" - Abraham Lincoln

"Before this school, I had the audacity to think that I was good at physics. I have never been so wrong."

Aidan Feddema A.K.A.: Ginger Country: Canada

Anouk Ganga Country: France

"Merci à David pour mon diplôme!"

Sasha Gaumond Country: Canada "Merci à David pour mon diplôme. Sincèrement"

"If your average was a 95, congratulations, it could have been a 96."

Léo Gauthier Country: Canada

Léa Lafrance Country: Canada

Aidan HamptonDavies A.K.A: Pidgeotto Country: Bahamas

Anthony Herbst Country: Canada "Sorry I'm late"

112

Zhengrui Huang A.K.A.: Angel Country: China

Suyang Jia A.K.A.: Jarvy Country: Canada

Larochelle A.K.A: Fred Country: Canada " You don't know what you have until it's gone." #IBouttahere

Jurney LavoieCondo Country: Canada

Hannah Lee PoyPaxman Country: Canada

Maël L'Her Country: United Arab Emirates

"Closing time, every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end"

"You'll either see me running the world or crying in a bathroom. There's no in between."

"*worm emoji*"

ZhuoQing Li A.K.A.: John Country: China

Juliana LynchStaunton Country: Canada

Graham Lynn Country: Canada

Juliette Martin Country: Canada

Malcolm Nesbitt Country: Canada

Phúc Thinh Nguyen A.K.A.: Thinh Country: Viet Nam

Thinh Phúc Nguyen A.K.A.: PT Country: Viet Nam

Cristo Paul-Tolede Country: St. Bart's

Gabriel Peressini Country: Canada

"Fireball" - Pitbull 2021

Daniela Hernandez de la Peña Country: Mexico

Frédérick

"When pressure shows up, Graham doesn’t"

113

David Roy Country: Canada

Brandon Sacchetti Country: Canada

Sayaka Saito Country: Japan

"Happy to help"

The Stephen and Jonathan Bath Award for Accounting: ZhuoQing (John) Li The Kay Art Prize for Visual Arts: Chloé Seehafer The Sandra Booth Prize for Biology: ZhuoQing (John) Li The Prize for High Level Business Management: Aidan Feddema The Prize for Standard Level Business Management: Chase Burnell

Chloé Seehafer Country: Canada "I am who I am because I am who I am" - Nicki Minaj

Xavier Séguin A.K.A: Séguin or Xav Country: Canada

Isabella Sioufi Country: Canada

"Have yourself a ginger roommate, it will make you feel better."

"The grind never stops!"

Lauren Souaid Country: Canada "A high school graduate who still doesn’t know her left from right"

Megan Stavrakis Country: Canada "Almost got gated my first week but look at me now"

114

Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos Country: Brazil

Metta Soe-Htwe

"Funny how it seems like yesterday"

"Go confidently in the direction of your dreams, live the life you've imagined." - Henry David Thoreau

William "Will" Spalton Country: Canada

Country: Jamaica

The Robert A. Kenny Prize for Advance Mathematics: ZhuoQing (John) Li The Albert MacDonald Prize for Mathematics: Jurney Lavoie-Condo The Hewson Prize for Music: Anouk Ganga

The Arthur Campbell Prize for Chemistry: ZhuoQing (John) Li

The David Dutton for Physics: Phúc Thinh Nguyen

The Prize for Economics: ZhuoQing (John) Li The R. Lewis Evans Prize for English: Aidan Feddema

The Prize for Social & Cultural Anthropology: Anouk Ganga

The Prize for Introduction to Film Studies: Anthony Herbst

The Prize for Theatre Arts: Metta Soe-Htwe The Prize for Theory of Knowledge: Zofia Kolankowska

Le Prix pour Français, Langue et Littérature: Émilya Bérard

The Prize for World Issues: Léa Lafrance

Le Prix pour Français B, Langue seconde: Zofia Kolankowska Adam Skarda A.K.A:Grizzla Country: Czech Republic

awards & prizes

Le Prix pour Français, Langue Étrangère, ab initio: Phúc Thinh Nguyen The Lance Corporal, Gerry Hanson Prize for Global Politics: Phúc Thinh Nguyen The J. Graham Patriquin Prize for History: Vivienne Webster The Prize for Law: Jurney Lavoie-Condo

The Prizes for Psychology: Jurney Lavoie-Condo

The Old Boys' Prize (awarded to the student obtaining the highest average in Form VII): ZhuoQing (John) Li The First Class Honour General Proficiency Medals (awarded to students achieving 85% or over): Yuanhao (Hale) Chen, Thuy Duong (Clover) Doan, Aidan Feddema, Anouk Ganga, Anthony Herbst, Zofia Kolankowska, Léa Lafrance, Jurney Lavoie-Condo, Hannah Lee PoyPaxman, Malcolm Nesbitt, Phúc Thinh Nguyen, Thinh Phúc Nguyen, David Roy, Xavier Séguin, Isabella Sioufi, Marina Soares Cirilo Ramos, Diêu Anh (Diana) Srisuk, Megan Stavrakis, and Vivienne Webster

Diêu Anh Srisuk A.K.A: Diana Country: Viet Nam "So apparently achieving a 12 episodic high school rom com is harder than I thought."

Vivienne Webster Country: Canada

Tze Hin Makus Wong Country: Hong Kong

115

Special Awards & prizes The Vice-Chairman's Prize (awarded to the boy in Forms II to V who receives three First Class Team Colours and has the highest academic average): Alistair Soutar The Chairman's Prize (awarded to the girl in Forms II to V who receives three First Class Team Colours and has the highest academic average): Emma Andrews

The Jack Goodson Prize (awarded to the BCS student who drives significant change, makes new ideas happen,

demonstrates innovation, and is a game changer): Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez

alex arseneault

Anthony herbst

ZhuoQing (john) Li

lifers

Lifers are a special breed of BCS student. They arrive here as pre-teens and stay until they graduate 6 years later. They are an integral part of the BCS culture.

"Don't forget, you are the hero of your own story. "

Greg Boyle

The Anthony Awde Trophy for Public Speaking: Caleb Aubut The C. Douglas Johnston Prize for Poetry: Elsa Osweiler Bertha Bell Music Awards: Metta Soe-Htwe The Riddell Prize for Drama: Metta Soe-Htwe The Chapel Award: Gabriel Peressini The Kenneth Hugessen Prize for Creative Writing: Anthony Herbst The Diane Ross Award (awarded annually to the student who has excelled in creative writing and has been actively involved in the extra-curricular life of the school): Aidan Feddema The Jennifer (Prosser) Wade Award (recognizes a Form VI student who best exemplifies what Martin Luther King

called “content of character” and stresses kindness, caring and courage of one’s conviction): Naydeline Yasmin Trinidad Lorenzo

The Ash Quaich Prize (awarded to the new student who have made the greatest contribution to school life in their first year at BCS): Johanna Schorpp

Le Prix Mademoiselle Cailteux (remis à la jeune fille dont l'attitude face au français comme langue d'apprentissage et de communication a servi à la communauté de BCS): Émilya Bérard

Le Prix Ron Owen (remis au jeune homme dont l'attitude face au français comme langue d'apprentissage et de communication a servi à la communauté de BCS): Frédérick Larochelle

The Ondaatje Foundation Award (recognizes a senior student who has done the most while at BCS to encourage

love of scholarship, either through personal attitude and achievement, or through assistance to others): Aidan Feddema

The Brendan Trower Tankard (recognizes a student who demonstrates the qualities of gentleness, modesty and

consideration for others - virtues that, due to their subtlety, can otherwise pass relatively unnoticed): Xavier Séguin

The D.A.G. Cruickshank Award (recognizes the student who best exemplifies "Leadership through Service"): Aidan

Feddema

The Winder Cup (awarded to the student receiving three First Team Colours during one year, in either Form VI or Form VII, and having the highest academic average): Aidan Feddema

The King Constantine Plaque (awarded to the individuals from within the school community who have done unusual and outstanding service work and have thereby supported and promoted the IDEALS of Round Square): Aidan Feddema, Isaac Brassard, Matys Brassard, Frederick Larochelle, Paul Akinwunmi Lifer Award (given to graduates who have been at the school since Form II): Alex Arseneault, Anthony Herbst, ZhuoQing (John) Li BCS Tankards (are awarded for exceptional service to the School): Isaak Brassard, Matys Brassard, Aidan Feddema, Anouk Ganga The Hartland B. MacDougall Medal (awarded to a boy in the School for leadership, integrity, industry, and games):

Aidan Feddema

The Gillard Award (awarded to a girl in the School for leadership, integrity, industry, and games): Anouk Ganga 116

117

thank you ... This book could not have been made without the superpowers of: Yearbook Team Anouk Ganga Emma Andrews Sara Sofia Parra Gonzalez Shanti Carey Sasha Shvetsova Hannah Lee Poy-Paxman Lisa Eichmuller Xenia Konle Lily Martire Emma Carriere Megan Gellatly (Editor) Kathryne Owen (Editor) Support & Contributors Francois Tessier Julie Lowry Sheila Lyster Victoria Hill Jeff Bray Sue Magwood Jennifer Monk Simone Goloven Geraldine Lemonde Kim Barrette Caroline Lacombe MerryLou Smith Annie Vachon Kieran McCormick BCS Staff & Faculty BCS Students

118

A hero is a person who says yes to the adventure

Kendra Levin

119

We can be heroes IN LOVING MEMORY OF

mS. hEATHER rOTHNEY

September 16, 1958 - May 25, 2021 Beloved English Teacher, friend, mother, sister and Hero.

This year, the world has met the unfortunate fate of losing a very bright soul. Heather Rothney was a mentor, a cherished friend and a trusted colleague to so many of us, holding a special place in all our hearts. On a personal level, I must pay tribute to the fact that miss Rothney was one of my most respected teachers. Of my six years at Bishops College School, she taught me English for two of them, and coached me through the Sweet Readers program, one of my fonder memories of the school, for another two. I remember always being excited to be a part of her classroom and she is the main reason for much of my love for reading and writing. One of my favourite memories from her class would be when she introduced us to Steinbeck's novella: Of Mice and Men. Our class discussions on the book were always filled with humour and interesting thoughts, and it was through that experience from which I learnt how to think deeply and critically about literature. For that, I will be forever grateful. Her wisdom and guidance will continue to follow me throughout my life, has helped me grow as a young adult and has done the same for countless other students in her time as a teacher. A student simply could not ask for anymore. I need not ask the rest of the BCS community to know that no amount of writing could fathom how much we will all deeply miss Heather Rothney. Anthony Herbst Form 7

I think a hero is any person really intent on making this a better place for all people. Maya Angelou 120