Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SI-fI.WYN HUl'Sl . SCHOOL Nl.-XliAZINIi LUCAS M EDAL Nlichalel I,ittle. l UO'I'l'5.5ll.I. SlXl'.S: XXlNNI,R5: ,-X, Serimucr, XY. Ci. Strong, If. S. xI2IC,I.IC'l', ll. I5. Ballon, If. P. Black, ll. S. I-Izlmpson SLOI IIXC1 Best :ill-rmintl Scout: Xlichaiel Little Ifkir prtilieiency: Yictor Gtildlilmim S C O I' 'I' I N li I5 U fl li S , presented to I.mx I'i'1i:m. lI'.I.. NI. I.ittle, Stunts Walsh, H, Rxinisey, I-Iuestis, Gaiult, l.ewisl: Owl. I,-X'l'llUl., winners ul' .Innitir Illftjl'-Pllfllil Cumpetitiun JP. I.. Illzlrla, Scouts Miller I. Iiwllun, Christie, Carlisle l. XI A C K lf N Z I I . C I' I' Winning Patrtil l,loxs Patrol I.e.1tler NI. Little. H U C Ii In Y If I Y lf. S NI. little, IJ. Clex'el.1ntl, Ii. Stringer, C. 1,i1tCI1, -I. VIql1l'ITlP5Oll, H. Hztllwzirtl, C. Hziillztrgeon 100 Yds. IIJPUII 2 100 YdS. lliitlei' Ill 75 Yds. ll ntler llll 440 Yds. if liven I 220 Yds. lllpen Hltaipl I 220 YdS. ll'ntler IRI High Jump tllpen I High Jump lI'ntler Ill Broad Jump stlpeni SPORTS PRIZES NIRIY Scriniger Blzliklocls Ballon I Clevelzlntl Patterson May Scrimger little, Nl. M115 I-Iziyes Hugessen I.ittle, NI. Tomlin son. Blaiklock Stairs 3 Scrimger little, Xl. Relay l. Ciurtl, R. 2. Nlzlclier 3. LilIlNCl' -I. Blzlcll 2 Brothers' Race l. Bnliliy Shorey 1. George Nliller Sisters' Race 1. 'lui' Ballon 2. lfliznlieth Fleming Sack R269 KSeniursl l. Palmer, YY. 2. Little, NI. Sack Race l.IlIl'llOl'Sl I. Ifairle F1 -. I-Iaiyes Father, Mother, and Son. The Dobells 110 Yds. l1illL1Sl' IO! I. Cleveland I 2. Ilobell 2 Victor Ludorum: W. May l Sl

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 195'-HSS SCHOOL PRIZES The School sports were held on the Xlestmount Athletic grounds on June 'ith I9v'I in fine weather, and Mrs, A. Lucas kindly presented the prizes afterwards. School Prizes: FORIW I-'ORAI E. I. Russell, Al. I 2. Redpath, W. D. I. Durnford, II 2. Bronfman, E. C. I. Tetrzlult, III 2. Lehman, G. B. I. Johnson, XY. IV 2. BIacDermot, C. A. I. Patterson, C25 V 2. McLennan VI SPECIAL PRIZE FOR FRENCH QPresented by Mrs. Byersj bl. Chevalier. SPECIAL PRIZE FOR LATIN IPresented by Mrs. Campbelll V. Goldbloom. PRIZES FOR GOOD ORDER CPresented by Montreal City 6: District Bankl I. Blaiklock 2. Fleming Bovey, C. Chipmin, .I Wight, Day, S. Huestis, D Sutherland Culver, D. hIcConnell Stairs, D. XVregg, A. Goldbloom Little, INI. ANGIQS MURRAY PRIZE FOR ENGLISH COMPOSITION V. Goldbloom. ATTENDANCE PRIZES, won by Currie, Durnford I, Ramsey I, Mills, Stairs 2, Tomlinson, Scott I, Patch, Wregg, WVaIsh McConnell, Strong, Stairs 3, Huestis, Scott 2. SPORTSMAN'S PRIZE Qin memory of D. McMasterJ .Alexander Scrimger. JEFFREY RUSSEL PRIZE V. Goldbloom. IVI

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FOR THE SCHOOL YI-'AR 1937- WEN ' Qui-su 1 5 ffrf SPORTS 1937 Svpntligbt un the Rlshitsrranean :mb the near QEast Since the first waves uf' civilizatimi frmn the lfast reached the shores of the Nledi- terranean Sea, antl so laicl the fiuunclatir-ns of mam' great nations to come, that sea has been of the utmost importance tu the various countries stirrmintling its slwres. ln those bygone times, as tu-day, the importance of the lNIetliterranean lay in its value as a trading route, but not less in its military value. i The country whose pmsei' pretluminatetl in the Mediterranean ruletl that part Ot' the world then known. .-Xt that time this sea was the cradle of the world's culture, and commerce. With the discovery of Anierica the positiun was changed. lt was nu longer the centre of the trading world, hut it is still the centre of the pwlitical worlds of France, Italy, and lfnglantl. It is essential to the interests uf' France that the area of water located between the Straits of Gibraltar, and Cursica, with Elartlinii, he kept free from the influence of any l9l