Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SELVVYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Football Sires fSenz'orj Sixer: Peter Krohn Newcomb CCapt.J, Hanson, Brown, Best Senior Cub Six: Brown Six Tinnnins, KI., Galn-rty, Ross, A. Football Szixes Cslzmiorj LeMoyne QCapt.J, Arnold, Davison, Wright, Daly, Bartholomew, Darling Hockey Fzires fSe1zz'orj Pollard CCapt.J, Markland, Bond, R., Gahcrty, Stewart, Hildred Hockey Fires Cjzmiorj Timmins, N., Wright, Ross, H., Davi- son, Bronfman, Frosst, C. Scouting .-lwards:- Mackenzie Cup: Patrol Leader: Roy Bond Winning Patrol: Eagle Patrol 1 1 29 Sixer: Alan Frosst Bc-st junior Cub Six: Brown Six S'ZL'1-Hlllliillg :lwards lst C. Seymour 2nd G. Currie 1g0.X'1.lIg Competition CSeniorl lst B. Markland junior SP07'f57Ht111,S Cup CCassils Memorial Cupb Teddy Evans The SPOVYSIHIJHYS Cup QMcMaster Memorial Trophyj A. Lindsay Victor Ludorum A. Raymond . . 5.44. 6

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SPORTS PRIZES PRESENTED JJ- -'fi yy,-V :V P - Yi? -4 V ,Ln 1 Mr. Marler presents Cupper leftl Victor Ludorum Trophy to A. Raymond: Clipper rightl Sportsman's Cup to A. Lindsay, and Clowerj junior awards to I. Johnston and M. YVils0n.

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1947 v 1048 Qtahemit rigezdaihing 1 9 4 7 The annual academic prize-giving of the school was held in Kildonan Hall on the evening of Friday, November 7th, 19-17. Our Guest of Honour was F. Cyril james, Esq., M.A., Ph.D., D.C.L., LL.D., Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University, who addressed the school and presented the prizes. In the course of his speech Dr. James referred to George Augustus Selwyn, first Bishop of New Zealand, memorialised by the foundation of Selwyn College, Cambridge, after which our school was named. Such men as he are amongst the trail-blazcrs. said Dr. James, and whatever they find to their hand to do, they do it with all their might. One of the great joys of life is to find that all really worth-while work can be lots of fun, and he counselled the boys to prepare themselves to make a genuine contribution, large or small, to the enrichment of their generation. Mr. A. R. Gillespie, Chairman of the Board of Governors, occupied the chair and introduced the speaker. Rev. R. J. Berlis, B.D., minister of the Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul, pronounced the invocation, and the headmaster presented a brief report on the activities of the past year. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Phillips, rendered two songs most acceptably. The programme and prize list were as follows:- P R 0 G R A M M E O CANADA CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS HEADMASTER'S REPORT SONGS And Did Those Feet in Ancient Times . . . .... C. Hubert H. Parrv Loch Lomond ..................,.. ..,. T raditional Melody ADDRESS F. CYR11. JAMES, ESQ., M.A.. Ph.D., LL,D. PRIZEGIVING SCHOOL HYMN O God of all Being, Who rules! in miglzt. :lll-loz'z'ug, all-kzzoitiiug, great Father of light! For mercies mzceasizzg to Thee would we raise From hearls full of gladuess hosamzas of praise, We bless Thee for beauty of earth and of sky, For 1.lZS1igl1f and wisdom bestowed from on high, For portals to knowledge and patlzuiays to irutlz, For all that zzplzifts and emzobles our youtlz. l17l