Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1943- 1944 David Lewis is a Sub. Lieutenant in the R.C.N.V.R. Lieut. Colin Patch, C..-LO. is on his way overseas. Ik is 554 Howard Patch is a Lieut. C.A.O. Guy Grimaldi has graduated from McGill and is joining the R.C..-X.F. :lf RY :lf Ross Clarkson is working at D.I.L. PK Pk 7? Sidney Lyman is with Stevenson and Kellog Ltd., Management engineers. if QF ft: John Cheyney is in the R.C..-LF. Gault Findlay is a Paymaster-Lieutenant in the R.C.N.Y.R. if ai: are Elliot Spafford is a Lieutenant in the 27th Can. Armed Regt. -lth Canadian Division. C..-LO. sk as Tyler Spafford is an ACI in the R,C..-MF. wk sf Pat Stoker is an L..-LC. in the R.C..-X.F. Hugh Doheny is a Captain in the Black YYateh overseas. Lewis Evans is a Housemaster at B.C.S. if 754 Pk MCGILL NEWS YValter Palmer is graduating in Science this year from McGill. PF Dk FF John Ballon has done well at McGill. Class President. P? Pk :F Bart Sutherland is taking a medical course. Colin Stairs is doing lst year Engineering at McGill and hopes tojoin the Submarine service at the end of the year. I9l

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SHLWYN HUFSH SCHOOL MAGAZINE-f David Hodgson is ll Suli-Lieutenant in the R.C.N.V.R. 34 as PK Tony hlaclier is a Sub-Lieutenant in the R.C.N.V.R. 'llcdtlv hlaclier is in the R.C.A.l+'. Pk iii if We hear that Hugh Norsworthy has flown Havocs, Mosquitoes, Beautighters, Spitfires, and is now on Tvphoons. Bob Sebag-hlonteliore is a Signalman in the R.C.C.S. overseas and was married not long ago. Lord Billy Shaughnessv and Hugh Mackenzie are Lieutenants in the Grenadier Regt. -lth Brigade, 4th Can. Armed Div. C.:X.U. wk Pk Sli john Shuter is with the R.C.A.F. George Winters, a Flying Oiiicer in the R.C.A.F.T.C. is Operational Officer at Nashville, Ten. lk Pk as Alistair lYregg is a Midshipman in the R.C.N.Y.R. if iii Pl! Ian McCuaig has recently joined the R.C.A.l+'. Pl! 7? 31 Stockwell Day is OS., R.C.N.V.R., at Deepbrook, NS. Eric Hutchison, who led his class at H.M.C.S. Kings, is now Sub-Lieut. R.C.N.V.R. 254 Pk if Guy Drummond is a Pilot Officer in the R.C..-LF. 154 YF FF Jacques Chevalier gave up his commission to get back on active duty with the R.C.N.Y.R. He is a radio operator overseas. Michel Chevalier gave up his commission to go overseas with the C. .-X. Lieut. John Kemp is with the Black YVatch, C..-XO. 7F H4 H4 Dave Culver is a Private in the Army, trying to remuster to the R.C..-LF. l9l

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SIQIAYYN HOUSI-I SCHOOL MAGAZINE Other Old boys at McGill are Archei and Bruce Ramsey, Terry Flood, Billy Mason, .Iohn Wight, Ifldon Black, Dick Goldbloom. Victor Goldbloom is nearing the end of his Medical course. Q THIS I.IBR.-XRY Thanks to the boys who contributed books to the I.ibrary last year, we were able to donate a large number to the Childrens' Memorial Hospital at the close of the Summer Term. Again, this year, we gratefully acknowledge books from the following : - C. Bronfman, .-X. Paterson, -I. Durnford, Kingman Black, Abner Kingman, Allan Black, David Rhea, Peter Timmins, A. I.af'leur, .-Xlan Lindsay, :Xdelard Raymond, Eric Marler, Basil Ballon, and Ian Bovey. On I.ibrary Days any number from twelve to twenty books are issued, thus proving its continued popularity. B. K. T. H. COMMENT This year so much enthusiasm has been shown in the literary section of the Mag- azine that the Ifditor feels that some little space should be given to thanking all those who have sent in work which we have unfortunately been unable to use, and to saying a few words about those contributions which we have accepted. Never before have we offered so many different kinds of writing. Of the prose com- positions a number are informative articles concerning the war. Others, moreimaginative, are inspired by thoughts of war. We have the always-welcome detective and adventure stories. Some pieces have the quality of being written out of the boys' own experiences, and we think that they have chosen incidents which make interesting reading. The verse contributions show great variety of subject and form. We have copies of old French and Italian forms, rhymed and free verse. Some lines of real poetry are to be found here. We hope that all boys and parents will enjoy this year's Magazine from cover to cover. . C.R.J. SCHOOL PRIZES The School Prizes were presented last June at the Molson Stadium by Mrs. Tetrault, mother of Jacques and Andre. Iform C. I. P. Davison. Form 2. I. I. Bovey. 2. C. H. Ross. 2. C. Bionfman. Form B. I. C. Stewart-Patterson. Form 3. I. D. Rhea. 2. R. Berlyn. 2. A. Powell. U01