THE RELATIONS

BREBEUF COLLEGE SCHOOL NEWSLETTER – November 2018 _________________________________________________________________________________________________

FOOTBALL RETURNS TO BREBEUF!

After an absence of almost 40 years, football has finally returned to Brebeuf! Over sixty students are participating in the junior and senior teams. They are off to an auspicious start and had their first victory against Lawrence Park Collegiate. As coach John Engel observes, "Coaching the team has been one of the most rewarding experiences in my sixteen year coaching career. The kids basically started learning the game from scratch and the amount that they improve every week is astounding. They work VERY hard (football is a three hour a day commitment) and it shows. They haven't complained, made excuses or quit; they continue to impress me with their integrity and effort. I'm having a blast and so are they." "It's good for the school because it brings people together and creates strong bonds of friendship," remarks Grade 11 player Alexander Davies. "It's an outlet to focus on more than academics. It's the best sport!"

PRINCIPAL’S REFLECTIONS

Derek Chen

Every year at

this time, I get

an opportunity

to look back at

all of the

activities that

have taken

place at

Brebeuf. This

year is no

different from

the others, with

a jam-packed

calendar of

events, although this year we saw the return of football to Brebeuf!

The Toronto Catholic District School Board

launched its new three-year pastoral plan: “Rooted

in Christ: We Belong, We Believe, We Become”.

This year, we focus on the theme of belonging, and

especially looking at our community to ensure that

everyone feels like they belong at Brebeuf, regardless of how they identify.

The year started with our annual Grade 9

orientation at Camp Muskoka Woods, which was,

once again, a great success. Almost all of our Grade

9s participated, along with student leaders in

Grades 10-12. Following this, the Student Council

organized its third annual Colour Me Beuf Charity

Run, as Grade 9 students were splashed with

coloured powder as they jogged around the school.

In October, homeroom classes across all grades

prayed the rosary, while our grade retreats

continued to enrich students’ faith journeys. Our

Grade 9 Parent Orientation Night, Academic

Awards ceremony, and Grade 8 Open House took

place with great success. The Kairos Retreat was

once again a transformative faith-filled experience

for our many retreatants. At the end of the month,

Student Council hosted its Halloween dance

“Venom”.

Coming up in November is Take Our Kids to Work

Day, with our Grade 9 students going with their

parents/guardians to work. On the same day,

Brebeuf will host approximately 300 Grade 7 and 8

students from a number of elementary schools for

Take Our Kids to Brebeuf Day. As well, we look

forward to our annual Used Clothing Drive, Can-

Aid (including Kiss-a-Fish), Christmas Arts Fest,

and our Advent School Mass.

You will be able to read about our incredible

athletics program in this newsletter. Our coaches

are working tirelessly to provide the best possible

experience to our student athletes.

As always, special thanks to our Catholic School

Parent Council (CSPC), who work tirelessly to

enhance our school. We truly appreciate their

support! Congratulations, as well, to Trustee Maria

Rizzo, on her recent re-election. Trustee Rizzo will

be our new trustee due to the realignment of

wards. We also want to take this moment to thank

Trustee Michael Del Grande for his support these past few years.

Finally, please save the date for the first Lessons

and Carols for Advent, an event that will be co-

hosted by Brebeuf College, St. Joseph Morrow Park,

and Blessed Trinity Parish. We look forward to

seeing many of you at this service, taking place at

Blessed Trinity Parish on Thursday, November 6 at 7 pm.

All the best to you during this Advent season. God

bless.

The Relations is the official newsletter of

Brebeuf College School

It is named for the letters that St. Jean de Brebeuf

and his Jesuit colleagues sent home to France in the

17th Century. Its aim is to share much of the good

news coming from the school.

Michael Da Costa ’92, Editor

Michael.dacosta@tcdsb.org

Twitter: @brebeufcollege

CALENDAR

Nov. 15 Parent-Teacher Interviews

Nov. 16 P.A. Day (no classes)

Nov. 19-23 Clothing Drive

Nov. 21 Feast of Our Lady of the

Presentation

Nov. 22 Casual Day

Nov. 27 CSPC Meeting at 7pm

Dec. 4 Sacrament of Reconciliation

Dec. 6 Casual Day

Social Justice Symposium

Lessons & Carols for Advent

At Blessed Trinity Church

Dec. 7 P.A. Day (no classes)

Dec. 11 Late start

Dec. 10-14 Can-Aid

Dec 12 Christmas ArtsFest

Dec. 20 Advent Mass

Dec. 21 Casual Day

Dec. 22-Jan. 6 Christmas Break (no classes)

Jan. 14-18 Grad Photos

Jan. 22 CPSC Meeting at 7pm

Jan. 23-24 Gr 9 EQAO Math Test

Jan. 28-Feb. 1 Examinations

CATHOLIC STUDENT AWARD 2018

Mr. De Miglio and award winner Mark Reyes

MEN FOR OTHERS

OPENING MASS

Brebeuf began the academic year with an opening

Mass on September 26, the Feast Day of our patron,

St. Jean de Brebeuf. The celebrant and homilist was

Father John O’Brien, S.J., a Jesuit priest and Director

of Vocations for the Society of Jesus. A canoe served

as the altar, since St. Jean de Brebeuf and the Jesuis

missionaries of the era would use turned over canoes

as altars in the wilderness. It was a beautiful

gathering to celebrate the faith of our school.

COLOUR ME BEUF

Over $1500 was

raised for the

Angel Foundation

at the recent

Colour Me Beuf

run. Organized by the Student

Council, the event

sees Grade 9s run around the campus all the while

having paint thrown on them! It was a fun and

memorable (and messy) day for all involved.

ORDER OF BREBEUF

The newest inductees to the Order of Brebeuf were

honoured at a Mass and Ceremony at the school on

Sunday, October 21.

The order of St. Jean de Brebeuf, named for our

Patron, is the highest honour that the can be

bestowed on a member of the Brebeuf Community.

Recipients are inducted in recognition of

achievement that exemplifies the values and ideals

for which Brebeuf College School stands, namely:

Faith, Discipline, Integrity, Hard work, Humility,

Excellence, Success, Pursuit of the Greater Good,

Friendship, Community, and for always being

Men and Women for Others.

The Order is open to all members of the Brebeuf

community, both individuals and groups, past and

present, including: Staff, Students, Alumni, Parents,

Supporters, and Benefactors.

Eric Guy ’82

Eric Guy addresses the crowd after receiving his award

A graduate of the Class of 1982 and a current staff

member at Brebeuf, Eric demonstrates so many of

the characteristics that define Brebeuf. He is not only

a terrific resource for staff and students, he ensures

that “spirituality” is present in everything he does.

Eric gives selflessly of his time and resources. He

coordinates the annual Easter trip to Rome,

sacrificing his own time with his family to ensure the

students have a memorable experience. Eric is known

for his work on the Kairos’ retreats and for ensuring

students reflect on their experiences. As a teacher

and coach, Eric demonstrates faith driven leadership,

which is appreciated by the Brebeuf community. He

consistently goes above and beyond what is expected.

His passion and commitment has resulted in changed

lives for so many. Eric lives the life of a Man for

Others.

Paul Bar ’79

A graduate of the class of 1979, Paul’s remarkable

record of community service shows that he lives the

values and ideals of Brebeuf College School every

day. As a camp counsellor, hockey coach, and long-

time volunteer with Blessed Trinity Church, Canadian

Blood Services and The Knights of Columbus, Paul

exemplifies humility in his own modest way. A past

President and long-time Board member of Catholic

Family Services, Paul’s selflessness demonstrates that

he’s an exceptional Brebeufian. Paul lives and

breathes the spirit of service. He acts justly, walks

humbly and put others first. Paul serves others – it’s

that simple and that amazing. He is a true “Man for

Others”.

Charles Foran ’79

Charles Foran, class of 1979, is a highly successful

and highly regarded Canadian author, educator and

supporter of human rights. Charles has received

numerous accolades for his various books and novels.

Charles is the past president of PEN Canada, an

international not-for-profit that fights for the rights

of free speech and free thought. He continues to

Chair the PEN Canada Advisory Board and is a

regular contributor to various publications on issues

of social justice and improving mankind. Since 2015

Charles has been the CEO of the Institute for

Canadian Citizenship, an organization committed to

welcoming new Canadians through culture and

advancing conversations about citizenship. He is

truly a Man for Others.

SCHOOL NEWS

NEW STAFF

Brebeuf College is pleased to welcome a number of new permanent and occasional staff this year:

Mr. Christine Kim (Vice-Principal)

Ms. Caitlin Aquino (EA)

Mr. Christopher Bayley (Teacher)

Ms. Judith Berment (Supervisor)

Ms. Stefanie Cautillo (Teacher)

Mr. Alvin Ching (EA)

Mr. Matthew Cottile (Teacher)

Mr. David Dodsley (Teacher)

Ms. Lauren Galloway (Teacher)

Ms. Franca Gioffre (EA)

Ms. Barbara Jarosz (Teacher)

Ms. Mirela Llupo (Teacher)

Mr. Joshua Mansker (Teacher_

Ms. Monica Navarra (EA)

Mr. Robert Pagnanelli (Teacher)

Ms. Sarah Jo Pereira (Teacher)

Ms. Catherine Rapier (EA)

Mr. Julian Sciortino (Teacher)

Ms Elizabeth Seguin (Teacher)

Mr. Marc Vittorio ’00 (Teacher)

Mr. Bradley Warren (Teacher)

GOOD-BYES

Brebeuf bids a fond farewell and best wishes to the following dedicated staff who have very recently announced they were retiring:

Mr. Rado Krevs

Mr. Gino Sturino Mr. Greg Parnham

MATHEMATICS UPDATE

By Brad Ryan, Head of Mathematics

Semester One has a Grade 10 Pre-Advanced Placement Class of 28 students, a Grade 11 -AP Class of 31 students, and a Grade 12 AP Calculus class with 22 students. The Current class averages for these classes is in the mid 80s.

The AP Calculus class has finished all first year University Calculus and is now about to study second year Calculus, including partial derivatives, double and triple integrals, and differential equations. In Semester 2 beginning in February, the 11 class continues with Mr. Ryan and takes the 12 Advanced Functions course, which we will have already finished in the Grade 11 class. Thus we can study AP-Calculus and the students can write the AP Calculus exam in early May. There will be a Grade 10 Pre-AP and Grade 9 Pre-AP

Mathematics class in Semester #2 as well.

Two of this year's Grade 10 Pre-AP Mathematics

classes of approximately 50 in total, will be fighting

for 32 spots in the Grade 11/12 AP-Calculus class for

the 2019-2020 year.

SPIRIT WEEK

Student Council hosted a successful Spirit Week form

September 24-28. Lunch time events included table

tennis, board games and cards, video games, a

barbecue, and a clubs fair.

BULLYING

Brebeuf College is a safe learning environment and

takes incidents of bullying very seriously. In a recent

survey, less than one per cent of students reported

having been bullied. Students are encouraged to

report all incidents to the administration or a staff

member immediately.

STUDENT REFLECTION

Jacob Maillet, a grade 10

student, recently spoke

about his Brebeuf

experience at the school’s

Open House on October 4.

Below are some excerpts

from his speech.

It’s my privilege to have the opportunity to speak to

you future Brebeufians and your parents. I’m here

tonight to share with you my grade 9 experience here

at Brebeuf, my favourite school year by far.

The weeks leading up to Muskoka Woods went by in

a blur. I came to school, worked hard, and went home

and I would repeat this process daily. Then came the

Muskoka Woods Grade 9 Orientation Trip in

September. During this trip, teachers, student leaders

and the Grade 9 students go to a camp at Muskoka

Woods to enjoy various activities, but more

importantly to forge new and lasting relationships.

Muskoka Woods was a turning point for me. I shared

a cabin with some of my classmates, ate with them,

went to different activities with them, and competed

against other grade nines with them. I have to say, I

can’t remember having a better time in my life.

Everything we did there brought us out of our shells

and closer together, which carried over to life at

Brebeuf when we returned.

Some of the great teachers I met here helped

continue this process of growth and development.

They set high expectations for me and provided me

with manageable steps to meet and exceed those

expectations. Each class was so different - with very

different teachers, subjects and classmates – which

continue to add to my diverse collection of life

experiences.

From what I’ve said so far, you may believe my year

in grade nine was nothing but smooth sailing, an easy

transition to a new school, a new routine and a fresh

slate. Believe me, it wasn’t all smooth sailing.

I went throughout the school, establishing myself in

sports, youth ministry, even in my classes. But, I

confess to you, I did all these things not through

confidence, but through fear.

I was so afraid. Prior to the start of Grade 9, I was

afraid I wouldn’t be accepted for who I was. Afraid

the teachers, seniors and that not even Grade 9

students would accept and like me. Every teenager

feels that, for them, it is of the utmost importance to

be accepted. The fear inside me caused so much pain,

worry, and hurt.

So, when I entered Brebeuf, I put myself out there. I

tried so hard, just to be accepted by those around me.

And do you know what I found? I found the school

community accepted me, all of them, so easily. I never

had to fear or worry, about being accepted here at

Brebeuf. First, I can never say enough to compliment

the teachers here, who always have doors open,

ready to support you in any way they can. Moreover,

the vice-principals and the principal made sure I was

in a safe learning environment, the seniors welcomed

me, and most importantly, my classmates became my

friends.

Parents, I know that here you will find open arms and

a warm greeting for your child, as my parents did.

Through which I’m sure they’ll grow; in academic

success and as a person. Future Grade 9 Brebeufians,

this is my second home and I invite you to picture it

as your second home too. Because in just over four

years from now, you will walk across the stage and

receive your high school diploma in front of teachers

who care about you and classmates with whom you

have created lasting lifelong bonds. So think about

Brebeuf as your home too - as a place where you have

a place and that you belong. It’s been a pleasure to

speak to you all, and I’m blessed to say, welcome to

Brebeuf.

DANCE

Student Council

organized another

successful dance –

“Venom” – on

October 26.

Students from

Brebeuf, SJMP,

Loretto Abbey and

Cardinal Carter

attended.

ACADEMIC AWARDS NIGHT

On October16, over 500 students, parents, and staff

gathered in the schoo atrium to recognize the

academic successes of the student body for the 2017-

2018 year. Students on the Honour Roll received

special certificates and pins, and students who

received the highest marks in each subject were also

honoured. Some special awards were then given out:

Father Robert Meagher Award for Highest Average in

Grade 9

Jacob Knock

Father Clement Crusoe, S.J. Award for Highest

Average in Grade 10

Dennis O’Brien

Father Kenneth Casey, S.J. Award for Highest Average

in Grade 11

Matthew Vidov

Dr. Robert Lato ’68 Award for Most Improvement in

Grade 10

Sean Ferrera

John Murphy ’81 Award for Most Improvement in

Grade 11

Byeong Wook Park

Ned Harrington Award for Excellent in Grade 9

Jacob Maillet

ALUMNI

MIKE MURPHY ‘69

Mike Murphy ’69 is a

former NHL player with

the St. Louis Blues, New

York Rangers, and L.A.

Kings. He was also the 24th

coach of the Toronto

Maple Leafs. Currently, he

serves as the VP of the

NHL for Hockey

Operations.

ALUMNI ON STAFF

Mr. Vittorio has been

added to the permanent

staff after many years of

supply teaching and long

term occasional

positions. He joins many

fellow alumni on staff:

Michael Rogers ’81, Eric

Guy ’82, Michael Da Costa

’92, Michael Aquino ’93, Alex Sabatini ’93, and Brad

Chin You ’98.

FROM THE BOARD

TCDSB Trustee Election Results

Congratulations to the newly elected and re-elected

Trustees for the Toronto Catholic District School Board:

• Ward 1 - Joseph Martino

• Ward 2 - Markus de Domenico

• Ward 3 - Ida Li Preti

• Ward 4 - Teresa Lubinski

• Ward 5 - Maria Rizzo

• Ward 6 - Frank D’Amico

• Ward 7 - Mike Del Grande

• Ward 8 - Garry Tanuan

• Ward 9 - Norm Di Pasquale

• Ward 10 - Daniel Di Giorgio

• Ward 11 - Angela Kennedy

• Ward 12 - Nancy Crawford

The new Board of Trustees will be sworn in at the

Inaugural Meeting on Monday, December 3, 2018. The new

trustee for Brebeuf will be Maria Rizzo.

Information About Cannabis

On Wednesday, October 17, 2018, cannabis became legal

in Ontario and the rest of Canada.

The Toronto Catholic District School Board remains

committed to maintaining safe school and work

environments that are welcoming and support the Board’s

focus on excellence in education.

Although legislation permits the recreational use of

cannabis, the vaping, smoking, or use of lighted tobacco,

cannabis/marijuana, herbal material (or any other

combustible material) and electronic smoking devices is

prohibited at all TCDSB schools and worksites.

Current rules for ALL TCDSB and Ontario schools:

A positive school climate and a safe learning and teaching

environment are critical for student success and central to

our Board’s goals as outlined in our Multi-Year Strategic

Plan.

All current policies and regulations governing the use of

cannabis remain in effect and include, but are not limited

to:

• Possession of cannabis (except for medical

purposes, if authorized by a health care practitioner such

as a physician or a nurse practitioner) will not be

permitted while in schools or at school-related activities,

even after legalization of recreational cannabis.

• Suspension may be considered for a student under

the influence or in possession of cannabis.

• Suspension will be required, and expulsion may be

considered, if a student gives cannabis to a minor.

PLEASE NOTE:

Smoking or vaping cannabis is NOT permitted at schools

and places where children gather

You are also not permitted to smoke or vape cannabis:

• At school, on school grounds, and all public areas

within 20m of these grounds

• On children’s playgrounds and public areas within

20m of playgrounds

• In child care centres, or where an early years

program is provided

• In places where home child care is provided –

even if children aren’t present

Opportunities for Students

Prime Minister’s Youth Council: New Members Needed

The Prime Minister’s Youth Council is accepting

applications for the next cohort of members. Applicants

must be 16-24 years old. The application deadline is

November 30, 2018.

House of Commons Page Programme

Every year, House of Commons Pages are selected from

high schools and CEGEPs across Canada to work in the

House of Commons. While pursuing their studies at a

university in the National Capital Region, these students

gain valuable work experience and make friendships and

memories that will last a lifetime. This year’s application

deadline is December 3, 2018. Click here for more

information and to submit an application.

The RBC Black History Month Student Essay

Competition 2018

The Competition is only open to grade 12 students who

are: legal residents of Canada; applying to a Canadian post-

secondary school; and plan to attend in the 2019/2020

academic year. In 750 words or less tell us how you think

young people can learn from the achievements and

contributions of Black Canadians. Submission deadline is

Friday, December 7, 2018.

Province of Ontario Seeks Feedback on Education

The Province is consulting with parents across the

province to address concerns and get feedback in several

areas of the education system.

Feedback from these consultations will help shape

decisions in the following areas:

1. Improving student performance in Science,

Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)

2. Preparing students with needed job skills, such as

skilled trades and coding

3. Improving provincial standardized testing

4. Ensuring students graduate with important life

skills, including financial literacy

5. Managing the use of technology in classrooms,

such as cell phones

6. Building a new age-appropriate Health and

Physical Education curriculum that includes subjects like

mental health, sexual health education and the legalization

of cannabis

7. Developing the first-ever Parents’ Bill of Rights

Email your written submission to

fortheparents@ontario.ca and:

• include your name or the name of your

organization

• add “provincial consultations” as the subject

• attach your submission as a PDF or Word

document

Deadline is December 15, 2018.

SPORTS

By Brad Chin Yu ‘98

Athletic Director

Brebeuf Athletics is off to an excellent start to the

2018-19 season. Thanks to all of our dedicated

Community and Teacher Coaches for their

commitment and leadership with our student-

athletes.

Football is back at Brebeuf! Congrats to Mr Engel and

Mr Warren for all of their tireless work getting the

Junior and Senior programs up and running. The

Juniors had a great 8-1 win vs Lawrence Park last

Friday night...the first Football win since 1981! The

teams enter the playoffs this week.

The Senior Volleyball Team, coached by Mr

Pagnanelli and Ms Prendi, is currently undefeated at

7-0 and the first place seed in the TDCAA! The semi-

final and TDCAA final happen this week. Good luck to

the boys!

Brebeuf's Jr Soccer team had a great season, finishing

undefeated in the regular season with a record of 2-

1-1, coached by Mr Debicki, Mr Marinic, and Mr

Latino. Unfortunately, the boys suffered a

heartbreaking loss in the quarter-finals.

Congratulations to Mr Breglia, Ms Seguin, Mr Jenkins,

and the Cross country team for representing Brebeuf

at several events. It was small team but displayed big

heart and surpassed expectations.

Looking forward to our winter sports season, we

have Junior and Senior Basketball, Swimming,

Badminton, Table Tennis, and Varsity Hockey.

Finally, Brebeuf’s Senior Hockey Team will defend its

undefeated 2018 TDCAA title!

In Athletics Alumni news, congratulations to 2012

graduate, Julian Garritano, as he was selected 35th

overall in the National Lacrosse League entry draft by the Colorado Mammoth. Julian was a key cog in

Brebeuf’s Rugby and Hockey programs and was

Athlete of the Year. We could not be happier for

Julian and Garritano family!

HONOUR ROLL 2017-2018

GRADE IX

Abdalla, Philip

Acance, Mikhael

Christien

Acidera, Jan Darren

Dale

Acosta, Alfonso

Alberico, Daniel

Aliling, Gabe

Alvarado, Kevin

Ancog, Edric

Winchel

Antonyrajeswaran,

Abishan

Archer, Gregory

Arreola, Adam

Arzumanyan, Sergey

Ayntabli, Arad

Bae, Brandon

Baek, Jiseung

Bangalan, Paul

Barnabe, Jesse

Barnes, Donte

Barrera, Jonah

Benemerito, Francis

Bolante, Jaden

Brooks, Alexander

Bumanglag, Iverson

Cacayurin, Owen

Cernetchi, Corneliu

Colannay, Anthony

Corpuz, Ralph

Matthew

Dandan, Emanuel

Datu, Martin

Lorenzo

Dela Cruz,

AshtianTristan

Keith

Dul-Dulao, Ralph

Anthony

Francis, Alexander

Giron, Gian

Iannantuono,

Matthew

Jordan, Andre Ken

Kaseb, Andrew

Kim, Alexander

Kim, Jake

Knock, Jacob

Ko, Kanghyuk

Kwon, Youngbeen

Lam, Seamus

Laurel, Ralph Louis

Lauro, Juan Diego

Jose

Levillard, Marcus

Liscombe, Deven

Llanes, Darryl

Lopez, Bryan Ebert

Loresto, Carl Angelo

Love, Clifton

Macale, Kelvin

Maillet, Jacob

Marra, Matteo

Martinez Fajardo,

Tommy

Mejia, Christopher

Mejia, Glean

Christian

Moolecherry,

Matthew

Moon, Hayden

Mourillon, Ethan

Odorico, Alexander

Pannozzo, Gianluca

Paraiso, Ziegfryd

Zenon

Park, Alex

Parra, Caelan

Pascua, Ludwig Pelli

Paul, Jerrell

Petre, Jordan

Quibuyen, Ridge

Johnvier

Racadio, Ian

Robles, Ralph

Reynold

Saccutelli, James

Sanchez-Ma, Luis

Sinka, Luke

Solidum, JD

Sosa, Vince

Soto Lage, Jeray

Stoikos, Luka

Turiano, Joseph

Ukwesa, Daniel

Valdez, AJ

Yambao, John Alex

Yip, Michael

Zidan, Tony

GRADE X

Albisor, Arjay

Ardio-Candelario,

Jacob

Arevalo, Miguel

Arulanadam,

Jeremy

Aviguetero, Micko

Bagguatan, Mark

Joshua

Baria, Tristan

Benzon, Joshua

Cabacungan, Lance

Marion

Cabeling, Kyle Elijah

Canellos,

Christopher

Cayari, Kelvin

Chen, Christopher

Colantonio, Michael

Colendres, Francis

Lloyd

Contestable, Rogex

Lord

Danielyan, Davit

Davies, Alexander

De Urioste Terrazas,

Imanol

Dela Cruz, David

Charles

Deleanu, Tony

Di Nicolo, Anthony

Erese, Melwyne

Ford

Finez, Joshua Louise

Galario, Clenard

Golshan, Navid

Gonzalez Campa,

Isaac

Graellos, Troy

Vincent

Granada, Kaliel

Green, William

Hanna, Bishoy

Jeong, Matthew

Johnson, Joshua

Katana, Matthew

Kelsey, Charles

Christian

Khacheekian,

Harout

Lazaro, John

Le Febvre,

Christopher

Lee, Eddrick

Luczon, Joshua

MacRae, Owen

Mamino, Luis

Mangilit, Myco

Gabriel

Marcarian, Markus

McGivney, Sean

Montealto,

Ferdinand

Murcia, Juan-Felipe

Nanette, Thierry

Novilunio, John Ivan

O'Brien, Dennis

Packiyanathar,

Rexsan

Parasteh, Ali Aj

Pascua, Eiron Lloyd

Perez, Anthony

Pontoh, Justin

Ramirez, Judhell

Rathinthra, Joshua

Ravindran, Daniel

Said, David

Sarmiento, Ross

Cedric

Simmons, Andrew

Sliwa, Pawel

Smolej, Christopher

Sorio, Dustine David

Suvendrakumar,

Jordan

Tahmasian, Arthur

Trotter, Martin

Urban, Patrick

Varriale, Matthew

Wong-Brown, Jelani

Wood, Japheth

Yacoub, John

Yacoub, Mickel

Zidan, Fadi

GRADE XI

Agmata, Andrei

Luigi

Alvarez Guerron,

Andre

Andrion, Hans

Anggoro, Justin

Arevalo, Mario

Attalla, Androw

Badulescu Galvez,

Joseph

Baula, Mark

Bolahood, Julio

Caballero, Aldrian

Canete, Justine

Dominic

Caraang, Andrei Von

Cho, Andrew

Choi,Yeonwon (Roy)

Di Liddo, Anthony

Emmanuelpillai,

Reuben

Esnaashari, Shaian

Espiritu, Sean

Flores Pulido, Emilio

Ghazeljian, Savag

Hanna, John

Hong, Eunchan

Ilustre, Miguel

Jiang, Xiahaonan

Jose, Sam

Kaseb, Mina

Khademagha, Iman

Khaleghi, Sobhan

Kirwin, Michael

Latina, Thomas

Lee, Do Young

Lee, Sang Hoon

Li, Allen

Limbo, Alfred

Lobo, Alister

Lobo, Brendan

Loria, Sam

Mann, Sonny

Marin Hernandez,

Juan Jose

Mezmer, Alexandru

Mortazavi, Shayan

Mukashev, Daniil

Nafarrete, Marl

Christian

Ndongmi, Ivy Joel

Odorico, Daniel

Omazic, Andrew

O'Neil, James

Poovathingal,

Martin

Quartarone,

Salvatore

Quismorio, Justin

Reyes, Joshua

Rosa, Diego

Salamat, Lorenz

Jamil

Salindong, Kenneth

Sanchez, Julian

Sorrell, Marcus

Tabiban, Aryan

Torres, Matthew

Vidov, Matthew

Vuong, Gordon

Wakefield,

Sebastian

GRADE XII

Abou-Hatoum,

Joseph *

Acosta, Anthony *

Affatato, Giovanni

Aghamanoukian,

Arman

Antonipillai,

Christopher Aquino,

Angelo Nheil *

Austria, Mar Jericho

Ayntabli, Krikor *

Baghdassarian,

Kevin *

Bargas, Joseph Phil *

Barrera, Julian *

Bautista, Van

Joseph

Bento, Justin

Bou Khalil, Anthony *

Brisbane, Andrew

Burlo, Marcello

Caiyod, John Brian

Carrasco, Joshua

Castillejos, Yviel *

Chandran, Kirishan *

Cho, Alex *

Cho, Terry

Choe, Paul *

Colantonio,

Christian *

Condarcuri, Michael *

Court, Simon

Cunanan, Gilbert *

Cusimano, Tyler *

Daviau, Maxime *

David, Christopher

David, Ervin Jon

Dayian, Alec *

Diaz, Jude

DiTommaso, Dorian

D'Mello, Bryce

Donets, Andrew

Evangelista, Jon

Vincent

Feher, Istvan

Felipe, John Isaac

Ferreira, Mathew *

Fitzpatrick, Michael

Galang, Sean Daniel

Gallo, Thomas

Garingalao, Lemuel

Genova, Aaron

Giannaris, Michael *

Gretton, Daniel

Herreria, Ivan Allen

Jang, Ben

Jochico, Carlos

Miguel *

Kang, Eric

Katana, Jacob

Katrjian, Chant

Kattukudiyil, John *

Khacheekian,

Alexan

Kondepati, Revanth

Kordahi, Joseph *

Lee, Christopher *

Liu, Dingchen

Lubiano, Timothy

John

Macale, Jeremie

Marchesan, Luciano *

Mariano, Cynrid

Micah *

Marquez, John

Renee *

Mastromatteo,

Joseph *

Mata, Allan Mikhail

Mauro, Dante

Mazza, Mark *

Mba, Richard *

McDermott, John-

Paul

McGregor, Tariq

Min, Zixiao

Monsalvi, Tyler

Morales-Pires,

Armando

Moreno, Felix *

Moscoso, Richard

Omazic, Lucas *

O'Neill, Thomas

Ostrowski, Vincent *

Pambianco, Matteo *

Park, Ben

Pasildo, Geisrel

Pavli, Steffan *

Pereira, Mikhail

Pielago, Jerode

Pimentel, Trent

Quintieri, Anthony *

Quintos, Jean

Miguel

Rahimian Mashhadi,

Parham

Reyes, Aaron *

Reyes, Mark Angelo

Romic, Marko

Saballet, Ivan

Salituro, Domenic *

Samaan, Mena

Sankar, Brandon

Secreto, Mark

Joseph

Shibata, Jason *

Shiekh, Tariq

Sikich, Eric *

Sotomayor, Stephen

Stipo, Marco

Sumajit, Paul

Szabo, Markus

Taghavi-Tekieyeh,

Alex

Tahvili, Mohammad

Tan, Willson *

Tarzi, Gabriel *

Valino, Charlton

Villegas Ramirez,

Mauricio

Viloria, Jairo

Virtucio, Tomas *

Wales, Oliver

Walton, Daniel

Weir, Noah

Wong, Aiden *

Yiadom, Percy Jr

Yohans, Jonathan *

Zhang, Tingge

Zubrisky, Nicholas *

* Bl. Edmund Rice

Society for Being on

Honour Roll All Four

Years of High School

BREBEUF CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES – 2018-2019

Alumni Association Mr. Da Costa

Aquarist Club Ms. Johnston

Art Club & Arts Nights Ms. Pieroni

Athletic Banquet Mr. Chin You

Avogadro Chemistry Competition Ms. Llupo

Badminton Varsity Team Mr. Marinic

Baseball (Senior) Mr. Solarski, Mr. Chin You

Basketball (Jr) Mr. Wright

Basketball (Sr) Mr. Wright

Breakfast Club Mr. Wright, Ms. Jarosz,

Ms. Cautillo, Mr. Guy,

Ms. Galloway, Mr. Sedran

Mr. Dodsley

BNN (Brebeuf News Network) Mr. Marozzo

Brebeuf Social Justice Symposium Mr. Da Costa, Mr. Chin You,

Brebeuf TV Mr. Marozzo

Brother Maher Fund for Africa Br. Spencer, Mr. Da Costa

Camp Olympia Leadership Camp Ms. Deveci, Ms. Walsh

Ms. McTernan, Ms. Manery

Camp Muskoka Orientation Ms. Deveci, Ms. McTernan

Mr. Chin You

Canadian Natl. Math League Mr. Ryan

CAN-AID Ms.Lo Bianco

Ms. Flanagan, Mr. Rogers

CHAMUN Model UN Mr. Da Costa

Chaplaincy Br. Spencer, Mr. DeMiglio

Mr. Gregoris

Chem 13 News Waterloo Competiton Ms. Llupo

Chess Club Mr. Lamb

Clothing Drive Ms. Deveci

Clubs Fair Ms. Bigioni

Concert Band (Jr., Int., & Sr.) Mr. Found

Conflict Mediation Ms. Bigioni

Cross Country Varsity Team Mr. Breglia, Ms. Seguin

Culinary Club Mr. Wright

Debating Society Mr. Da Costa

DECA Mr. Joaquim, Ms.Angelucci,

Ms. Savelli, Mr. Bayley

Eco Club Ms. Johnston, Mr. D’Angelo

Echon Yearbook Mr. Martinez

Eucharistic Adoration Mr. Gregoris, Mr. Guy

Flag Football (Gr. 9) Mr. Found, Ms. Seguin

Football (Jr. & Sr.) Mr. Engel, Mr. Warren

Games and Hobbies Club Mr. Lamb

Gardening Club Ms. Johnston, Mr. Wright

Ms. Cydejko, Mr. D’Angelo

Golf Varsity Team Mr. Chin You

Gospel Singers Mr. DeMiglio,Ms. Lo Bianco

Grade 8 Welcome Barbecue Mr. Chin You, Ms. McTernan

Graduation Committee Mr. Da Costa, Ms. Walsh

Ms. McTernan, Ms. Zeppieri

Great Cdn. Geo. Challenge Mr. Marinic

Handball Club Mr. Wright

Hockey Mr. Chin You, Mr. Solarski

House System & Intramurals Mr. Latino

Inside Ride Ms. McTernan, Mr. Chin You

Ireland Leadership Trip Mr. Rogers, Mr. Da Costa

Jazz Combo (Sr) Mr. Found

Kairos Retreats Mr. Guy, Mr. Gregoris, Mr.

Rebello, Mr. Da Costa,

Ms. Bigioni

March for Life Mr. Guy, Ms. Sego

Multicultural Week Ms. Zeppieri

National Biology Competition Ms. Johnston

Ordinandi Dinner Br. Spencer, Mr. Gregoris, Mr.

Guy, Mr. DeMiglio

Peer Tutoring Mr. Chin You, Mr. Latino

PresLink Br. Spencer, Mr. Da Costa

Prom Ms. Zeppieri

Reach for the Top Ms. Lee, Mr. Jenkins

Robotics Team TBA

Rome Pilgrimage Mr. Gregoris, Mr. Guy

Rosary Ms. Travelho-Cruz

Mr. Guy, Mr. Gregoris

Rugby (JR 15) Mr. Engel

Rugby (SR 15)) Mr. Engel

Salesian Leadership Retreats Mr. Gregoris, Mr. Guy

Mr. Rebello, Ms. Chung

NTSFO Drama Festival Ms. Lo Bianco, Mr. Cavaiola

SHSM Health and Wellness Mr. A. Sabatini, Mr. Aquino

Ski Trip Mr. DeMiglio

Soccer (JR) Mr. Debicki, Mr. Marinic

Mr. Latino

Soccer (SR) Mr. Aquino, Mr. A. Sabatini

Mr. Debicki

Soccer (Indoor) Mr. Sabatini, Mr. Aquino

Sports Week Mr. Chin You

St. Francis’ Table Mr. Guy

Stage Band (Jr.,Int.,Sr.) Mr. Found

Stop the Stigma Ms. Bigioni, Ms. Sego,

Ms. Johnston

Student Council Ms. Lo Bianco, Ms. Prendi,

Ms. George

Swim Varsity Team Ms. Shannon, Ms. McTernan

Table Tennis Varsity Team Ms. Chung, Ms. Savelli

TCDSB Day of Service Mr. DeMiglio,Br.Spencer

Tech Crew Mr. Marozzo

Tennis Varsity Team Mr. D’Angelo

Theatre Brebeuf Mr. Cavaiola, Ms. Lo Bianco,

Ms.Pieroni, Mr. Found

Track & Field Varsity Team Mr. Breglia, Ms. Seguin,

Mr. Jenkins

VICS Fastathon Ms. Pieroni

Volleyball (Jr.) Ms. Prendi , Mr. Pagnanelli

Volleyball (Sr.) Ms. Prendi , Mr. Pagnanelli

Waterloo Math Contests Mr. Ryan

Weight and Fitness Club Mr. D’Angelo, Mr. Sabatini,

Ms. Lee, Mr. Marinic,

Mr. Wright, Mr.Chin You

Youth Ministry Mr. Gregoris, Mr. Guy

Mr. Rebello