Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SELWYX HOl'SE SCHOOL BI.-XG.-XZINE PRIZE EOR SINGING -I. Winter. PRIZES FOR GOOD ORDER 1Presentetl by Montreal City and District Bankl l. C. Bovey. 2. .-X. Powell. .wuts AIVRRAY PRIZE ron ENGLISH COMPOSITION J. rildef. PRIZE FOR ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1Canatlian subjectl lPresented by Mr. Burton 1 D. NI. Blaiklock. SPORTSKI.-XN'S PRIZE lin memory of Douglas NIcNIasterl J. Ballon. PRIZES EOR MOST IMPROVED BOY IN E.-XCH FORM : Cg D. Gaherty. BQ NI. Holmes. Ag D. Rhea. Ig R. Shorey. 2Bg XY. Palmer. 2.-Kg YY. Dobell 3: G. Currie. 44 I-I. Bignell. 5, KI. McDougall. bg T. Flood. .IEEEREY RL'SS1-IL PRIZE H. Gault. LUCAS MEDAL D. M. Blaiklock. FOOTBALL SIXES: D. BI. Blaiklock, LI. Wight, D. Patterson, H. Cleveland, W. Palmer, E. LeNIessurier. HOCKEY FIYES J. Ballon, NI. McDougall, gl. Paterson, C. MacDermot, -I. Hallward, G. Seely. GOO D SCOCTING l. E. Tees. 2. Currie. M.-XCKENZIE CCP XYinn-ing Patrol, f Owl's Patrol: P. L. J. Klappin. -QFUIIIIIIKQ' Bookx 10 111m1bf:'.f Qf Oar! Pnlrof: E. Tees, J. Moyse, J. Eetherstonhaugh, G, O'Hanlon, B. Church. Sronfing Hookx to BILHIHXO Patrol, wilzrzrrx qf Qfznzior inlw'-palrof rompelition: NI. Sutherland, I. Campbell, P. Bronfman, .-X. Hampson, D. Nlchlaster, G. Miller. BEST ALL-ROVND CRICKETER lPreSented by john McConnell 'J H. Gault. Iffl

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FOR Tllli SCHUOI. YlzXR IW-llle IW-H l Slal.XXXN llmilsll I'Riiimi', llf4H 41 Hi1rA'm:4': Nlorgan, l.cyitt, li. lilntls., NlcNl.istcr, Xlolson, l'onsonlwy, C, Winter, Nlarch, H.lll1llllXIlk'- .S'gmr1.f mfr fmuz 11.1445 Gray, l.cNlcssL1r1t.r, Xlduor, ,-Xrniour, Nlillcr, l'i.idic, ll. Ylihite, Redruth, Sccly, llolland. N f'LA mmfmic'-fif'ffN1fmrzl.' Campbell, Nloysc, Yau, Nl.1tht-wson, Nlr. W. 5. lireenlees, lf, Black, Nlncf Dermot, Currie, LQ. lYhitc. I-'milf mzzz' liordon-Lennox, liurse, S. Morgan, ll. Winter, Kingman, Russell, Dolfuss. SCOUT EWS .v,,,,, ,,,t,,' T t-,-,,, , 10411,- At the Central District Rally in june the Troop gave a display of signalling, per- formed by the Seniors, while the Juniors put on a series Ul.gZ1l11CS. The Scout Half Holiday took place .lune 7th. We went up to the Mountain, march- ing to the music of our newly formed drum and bugle band. The colours were trooped, games were played, and at the end of the afternoon we sat down to refreshments. The Scout prizes were presented at the School Prize Giving. :Xn account of them may be found elsewhere in the magazine. lfizztw' Term, 1940: The term began with the recruiting of new members. li. Black continued as Senior Patrol Leader. Scouts Currie, Tees and Nlathewson did very useful work in assisting with the training ol- recruits and younger scouts. The Troop started oil' with the l-:allowing membership: l 7 l