Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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l-'OR THE SCHOOL YP.-XR WH -1932 The teams consisted of liye men aside on the ice, and two or three spares for each team. Some very interesting games were witnessed and plenty of talent was discovered amongst the younger members of the school. The goal-keepers particularly showed con- siderable ability against some of the better shots of the School team: in this respect David Stewart was especially noticeable. THE Teams :- G. Miller, XY. Tirbutt, W. Stewart, .-X. Magee, W. Hale, L. Tomlinson, G. Galt. J. Bishop, XY. Burke, NY. Gowdey, l.. McDougall, D. hlohnston, R. James, il. Turner,J.Tol- mme. H. Kerr, D. Birks, W. Pentield, P. Russell, W. Savage, DI. Hodge, R. johnston. B. Porteous, sl, Burke, P. Patch, T. Ryan, R. Grier, -I. MacMullen, M. Byers. XY. blacnutt, W'. Hingston, l. Barclay, A. Hersey, .-X, johnson, lf. Chevalier, :X. Henderson, J. Bourne, lf. McCourt, G. Winters, H. .-Xrnistrong, j. Peacock, W. Barclay, P. Leslie. R. Lundon, lf. Lyman, .-X. Piers, j. Knox, D. Stewart, R. Kingstone, P. Mackenzie. S. Lyman, Kemp, C. Tetrault, G. Schlemm, li. Peacock, R. Kerrigan, P. Molson. D. Spielman, -I. May, B. Miller, R. Tetrault, S. Stewart, J. l.ocke, P. Little, lf. Chambers, YY. Marcuse. :Xt the time of going to press the schedule has not been finished so that the order in which the teams tinish will have to be published in the next issue of the magazine. There is also one more School match to be played, against :Xshbury in Ottawa, an account of which will appear in the next issue. OLD BOYS NEWS .-XSHBLRY T . BE.M'ci.ERk. 5th. lst Hockey, 'SL '31 lst Soccer, lst Rugby, '31, lst Cricket, '31 Colours, Vice-Captain, 'Sl R. Coius'riNE. Upper oth Lit. and Dram. Soc. Play, '30. lst Hockey, '31 and '32, lst Soccer, '31, lst Rugby Colours, '3l. Prefect. H. Cowaxs. Sth. Senior lntermediate Hockey, '3l. R. Cowaxs. Lpper -lth. junior lntermediate Hockey, 'SL G. Ft-:Rt:t'sox. McGill oth. 3rd Hockey, 'SL Lit. and Dram. Soc. Play, '3l. J. S. G.-xifr. Commercial. lst Hockey, 'Sl-'31 Library Committee, '3le'32. lst Soccer Colours, Vice-Captain, '30-'3l. lst Cricket, '3l. Rugby Colours, 'SL J. Macon. McGill oth. l.it. and Dram. Soc. Play, '30-'SL Yice-Capt. '3l. lst Soccer, '31, Prefect. Y. VICKERS. 5th, 3rd Hockey, 'Jl Library Committee, 'Sl-'Sl lst Soccer, '31, lst Rugby Colours, '3l. J. Fsaousox. Cpper -lfth. Coder 13 Hockey, 'SL TI1111 Nl lltth l l l-LH k yl . . .E. l cGi w . 'nt er oc 'ey, 'f . Ind Soccer, '31, P. Dawss. Sth. K. KENNEDY, Sth. llll J. M.-took. McGill oth. l.it. and Dram. Soc. Play, '30-'31, lst Rugby Colours, '3lP'3l,

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SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Shortly after the second period started, Kemp took the puck down centre ice, and passed to McCourt who drew the defense and in turn passed to Kerr, who scored from close in. In the third period Kerr again scored from a good pass from McCourt. Ashbury made determined efforts to spoil Burke's shut-out and were successful just before the final whistle. THE SCHOOL - v - L.C.C. - at the Coliseum. Tuesday, March the lst. Lost 1 -3. In the first period Jarvis scored for L.C.C. Kerr equalised for the School when he intercepted an L.C.C. pass, went round the defence, drew the goal-keeper out of his net and put the puck behind him. L.C.C. scored again when Jarvis passed out from behind the School goal to the left wing who was uncovered and given plenty of time to pick the near corner. In the third period L.C.C. increased their lead when Bowen went through the de- fence, which was wide open, and drew Burke out of his net. There was plenty of good hockey in the last period and both goal-keepers were kept busy but there was no further score. The School played wellg Kerr and Kemp were through many times, but over anxiety spoilt their shooting. Porteous' absence from defence was sorely felt. 14 QAND UNDER, MATCHES THE SCHOOL - v - B.C.S. - at the Coliseum. Wednesday, February the 17th. VVon 5 - 2. A fast game in which McCourt's stick-handling, and good combination gave the School a slight superiority. McCourt scored the Hrst goal when he took the puck through the defence and flipped it behind the goal-keeper. Tirbutt added the second with a long shot from the wing. Early in the second period Tirbutt scored again. Buckely scored for B.C.S. In the final period McCourt scored twice more and Buckley again for B.C.S. THE SCHOOL - v - :XSHBURY - at the Coliseum. Friday, February the 19th. lYon -l - 0. The school were somewhat heavier than their opponents and had it not been for the good work of the Ashbury goal-keeper the score would have been much larger. A good passing movement by Lyman and Kemp resulted in the latter scoring in the first period. Kemp added the second score from a scramble in front of goal in the middle period. McCourt scored the third on a neat individual play. In the last period McCourt again drew the goal-keeper out of his net and beat him. HOCKEY FIVES On Mondays and Thursdays throughout the Easter Term games were played on the School rink, weather permitting, between teams which had been picked at the begin- ning of the season. 1201

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SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE A. YUILE. Sth. Under 13 Hockey, '31, O. VVHITBY. Sth. Lead in Lit. Dram. Soc. Play, '3l. R. C. SMITH. Sth. 2nd Rugby, '31, 2nd Soccer, '31, 3rd Hockey, '31, M. MoLsoN. Sth. Intermediate Soccer, '31. lntermediate Hockey, '31, H. C. THOMSON. Sth. J. SHARP. Upper -lth. 2nd Rugby, '3l. 'lnd Soccer, '31, Intermediate Soccer. '31. P. BAROTT. Junior Soccer, '3l. J. RoNAi.os. junior Soccer, '31. L. Macon. .lunior Soccer, '31. D. CAss1i.s. Junior Soccer, '31. C. Black. BlSHOP'S COLLFGINL SCHOOL HUQH DoHENY is Literary Fditor of the Magazine, Captain of Second Team, Rugby, on Second Team, Hockey, and is also a prominent Debater. He is a Head Boy of the School. DAN DOHENX', owing to appendicitis, was unable to play in his regular position as quarter back on the First Rugby Team. He is, however, on the First Hockey Team. He excels at Debating, and is Business Manager ofthe Magazine. Bairriz WALLIS is Snap on the Rugby team, Sub on the Hockey Team, and is Presi- dent of the Badminton Club. He is a Head Boy. BUD DRVRY is Captain of the Third Rugby Team: he is also on the Badminton Team, First Hockey Team, and a Sixth Former. Boa TYTONCEI. is a member of the Debating Society, and on the Magazine staff. KEN JOHNSTON is on Third Team Football and Second Team Hockey. He won the open Golf Championship, and is Junior Tennis Champion. He is trying his Matric. this year. Dick Ponraocs is goaler on the Midget Hockey Team: this is his tirst year in the l'pper School. LOW1-IR CAN.-X DA COLI.liGli Form 0. Hl l'CHISK.3N, this year's Head Boy, never seems to enjoy his lunch when there are visitors, as the mental strain of preparing replies to their speeches is so great that he can scarcely eat. He played on the Senior Rugby and Soccer teams throughout the season, and was appointed Lieutenant of No. 1 Platoon in the Cadet Corps. Form 511. Bot'RNE still occupies a corner at the back of the room, and may be seen in a re- cumlment position when classes are on. Douglas is now on the air , and rumour has it that the radio fans are sometimes rather annoyed because mysterious, loud Morse signals often spoil a good concert. Davies has been appointed Advertising Manager, and is trying extremely hard to persuade other Advertising Managers that now is the time to advertise. 1331