Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FOR THF SCHOOL Yli.-XR 1930. 1031 SFLWYN HOCSI-I SCHOOL OLD BOYS .-YI' MC Gll.I, .-XR'rs. I Henry, Joseph. Malcolm Mackenzie. Ralph Collyer. Fraser Gurd. Harold Campbell. Peter Blaylock. Andrew Grier. arthur Barry. Gordon hlaeDougaIl. COMMERCE I Norman Galt. Bobby Craig. I.orne Ogilvie. LA xy I Ross Blchlaster. Stuart Webster. Inu .-XR'rs. II Donald Byers. Conrad Harrington. Douglas Mt-l,ean. Frank Nobbs. lan Ogilyie. Donald Nlarliey. Charlie Hart. Garner Currie. John I.aHeur. Philip Scott. George Montgomery. John McConnell. Cmmsizes II CoxmER:E III Bud Robertson. Dick XYebster. Stuart Iilwbirt. IXIED. I David Nlaelienzie. XYilbur Hart. Charlie Yuile. .'xRCHl'l'EC'l'E'RE I r III MED. II .-X R'rs. IV Howard Wvebster. Colin Russel. CUNINIERCE IY Gordie Hutchiso .-XPP. DCI. II I.eo Ryan. Fdmond Fberts. Philip Hill. and .Urffifl.1'f!1lc'!ir.i'.' Fraser Gurd, Gordon NIacDougalI, Donald Byers, Bobby Craig Lorne Ogilyie, turned out for the Junior Football Team, which is composed of Freshmen. Bobby Craig was the team captain. Lin Russel was a regular on the McGill Senior Football Team. FRANK NOBBS was on the Intermediate Track Team, winning both his events against R.M.C. Goamiz I'IL I'C!lISON played for the McGill Intercollegiate Championship Hockey Team when they defeated Varsity this year. Tlzefolfowing OM Hoyt are 1I1l'lI1Lt'7'.V qf Ihr' JUG!!! 1DfIZ'Vt'l'.f Cfzfb. DICK XVEBSTER, Pres. 1930, Ire-signed! CoxR.-to I'I.-XRRINGTON, Axoaizw QIRIER, FRASER GL'RD, NI.-XLCOLM IXIXCKENZIE, IJRANK. Norms, S'l'l'.-KRT FBlal'r'r and CH.xR1.1E e Y SVIIE FN. I33l

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R. PATCH. Nlcliill Y. Playing wing on the .ird nockey team. .-X. CQRIER. Same form. lst or Incl hockey teams. R. Nswxmx. Same form. Captain of Junior House football, and Sth hockey. lf. HARR1Nc:'roN. lst Rugby team, and Ind year as lst team goaler. Same form. Senior privilege. D. Tuoxisox. .-XS fat as ever. Brings up the rear of the Selwyn House products in the Nleflill Y. T. S'rlxEry1Ax and l Rice have reached the Remove. W. BR.-KIXERD, C. IDEAIUN, W. Morsox, .-X. Travis, S. SeHor1Ei.D, are new boys in the Removeg and II. BA1l.x.iE, R. VAUGHAN, S. Pixeorr, W. Plxmaxs, H. HINGS'FON D. Rrsssi. are in the Shell, all fagging olwediently. DEAKIX, 'liL'Rl'lN, HlNiiS'l JN, Rrsstai., played on Junior House Teams g anal 'l'L'Rrlx, BAILLIE are playing on the Sth Hockey. llll

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SHLWYN HOUSE SCHOOL NI.-XG.-XZINI-I ,-X P R O B I. F. Nl lf O R lf A 'I' H li R S We have uliserved a decided falling url' in the quality of some uf the fathers' home- wtirk this term, This must cease. With a view to sharpening up the mathematical wits nf the di.-limiueiits, and to spurring them un tu greater eH'm'ts in the future, we are setting 1 prulilem fur eunseieiiee stricken parentsl ' Smithsrm, in recognition of services remlered tri his home town, has heen pre- sented uith a statuette of himself. lt is 8 in. high and weighs Ili oz He himself is 6 ft. tall. The sulistanee from which the model is made is eight times as heavy as the average suhstaiiee uf which Smithsrm is made. Huw much does Smithstm agtually weigh F l.-Xnswer to nearest ptiuml.l The almve pruhlem was published in an lfiiglish daily paper, and the answer publ- ished was 132 lh. ls this eorrevt ? We shall he glad to get your efforts, lfathers. Please address to the lfditor, S.H.S. Magazine, and shew vour workimgl I W, H.: ' , - -?+f2s5fi:? F., 1 ' , Tiff' if sf ' 5 'sfgiliip.'65i3E.ei-ygjfp pi ' O 1 -11 ffEcg3Ql9f'lf'lZiSffg11? f-'R - 1isvw.wx.i?viw:ff1-fffmz, .ef th O , .V 9-if-,Miz dry :f' n'f ' 'N K. , ., ' -- fry pf' I s 2 :z -'if' 'fa-.fix if -1- 'ellQi?l:: l fi, Rfk. Ve few-..m e,-.t 'F ' 4 -- ve , i l H ef V L. , - all-1 7 . ' 7'-. L, '!EfQi :' 4 '- ' . , ft, 4 .p 1 iw W, in , , L 5- eg .xg Y l34I i