Alumni Stories

Brentwood's alumni are involved in myriad experiences across the globe. Some of their stories and experiences are chronicled in the Brentonian Magazine and captured here for you to enjoy.

Snowbirds	Robin Chan '95	Stephen Clare '11
Ntandoyenkosi Haanyama '16	Chrissy Lavdovsky '98	Leslie Szamosi '84
Wiz Wensel (Bittorf) '79	Jessi Chai '08	Martin Barakso '12
Eric Thor Gillund ‘90	Anna Pitoniak ‘06	Wade Davis '71
Sydney Payne ‘16	Steph Ridenour '01	Ro Hindson ‘69
Lindsay Bell-Etkin '14	Jordan Wilie '10	Jess Lin '04
Rachel Kerswell '01	Rory Carr '81	Noah McColl '06
Rowena Rae '89 and Elspeth Carter (Rae) '91	Prof. Keavy Martin ‘00	Sarah Manney '14
Kapri Thomas '03	Ryan Van Haren '03	Yasyf Mohamedali '13
Ophelia Chua '08	Zethu Shebangu '16	Joel Whist '82
Cynthia Harris '96	McKenzie Lee '06	Gregory Abakhan '89
Joseph Morgan '73	Sol Milne '10	Sasha Mervyn '94

Clifton Murray '98

Originally from Port McNeil in BC, Clifton Murray graduated from Brentwood in 1998 after a distinguished career in athletics and of course the arts. He began singing and playing guitar with his father at an early age, something that carried over into his time at Brentwood. After leaving the school, Clifton studied theater and voice at college and graduated with honours from Vancouver Film School. Currently, he is a singer and actor and best known as one of the Canadian vocal trio The Tenors. He's also been seen in guest roles on shows like Smallville, Boston Legal, The L Word, and Flash Gordon. Additionally, he made his film debut as Andrew in the 2006 Amanda Bynes comedy She's the Man.

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