Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SELWYN HUUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Lizzie Banks, a maid ................ .... P eter Davison Sgt. Gottit. Q . . Aj Frederick Meredith , . . 'Plz l thi 1 . - ........., . . Sgt. Gittit I im C O is po women 'Peter Milner Rev. Archdcacon Botherum, a Governor of the r School ....,..........,.....,.,,......, Anson Mckim Madame La Stonka, a Spiritualist Medium ...... Tim Rutlcy Dr. Basham Thwack, Headmaster ....... ..... B nice Campbell Aer 1. Form ISB Classroom in Dr. Basham Thwack's School. 9 o'clock in the morning. Aer 2 The same-that afternoon. AUT 3. The samcfthat evening. SPRING ENTERTAINMENT On April 30th., the following very creditable performance was gnen IH the Kilmlonan Hall Z- PIANO SoLo. . . . .Chopin's Military Polonaise .... . James Domville Rt-citation .... ..., T he King's Breakfast .... . Richard Stack PLAY. . . . . .,..,i.., CATHERINE PARR ............. by Maurzce Barmg CAST Henry VIII ...... .... ..... A n son McKim Catharine Parr ...................... Timothy Rutley Page ............,...,..,........... Peter Davison Produced by Mr. H, MAYER Songs by School Choir under direction of Mr. F. G. Phillips C13 Greensleeves .....,.............,.......... Tune: Tempo, Henry VIII 123 Drink to me only with thine eyes .... .............., T radztwnal PLAY. .. ......... MICHAEL .............,........ ... By Mzles Malleson tAfter a story by Count Leo Tolstoyj CAST Matryona .... ....... J . Domville Aniuska .... S. Kimble Michael .,,. D. Hanson Simon ..... E. Newcomb Nobleman .... A. Raymond Servant .... Woman .... Child ........... ........ Beef Eaters ......... C. Seymour D. Gaherty C. Archibald .N. Saunders and G. Maitland Produced by Mr. H. MAYER l24l

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 19-I7 - 1948 YHIIIHUES CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT This year for, I believe, the first time, two performances of the Christmas entertain- ment were held. One was held in the afternoon for the younger boys and their parents and the other in the evening for the seniors and their friends and relations. They were put. on, as before, at Kildonan Hall and both shows were a great success. There was an English play in the afternoon and a French and an English play in the evening. There were also Christmas carols by the junior and senior boys and a piano solo by james Domville accompanying each performance. VVe are especially indebted to Mme. Gyger, Mr. Mayer and Mr. Phillips and also to Mrs. Tester, Mrs. Howis and Mrs. Harrison who made this most enjoyable entertainment possible. I think that we should be particularly grateful to Mr. Mayer who not only pro- duced but also wrote his play, entitled Blood and Thunder , which turned out to be such a great success. The following were the plays presented with cast of each :- LE MEDECIN MALGRE LUI Par Moliere Produced by MADAME GYGER Acte Premier PERSONNAGES Sganarelle, bucheron .........,. ..,. E . Newcomb Martine, femme de Sganarelle .... ..., E I. Domville M. Robert, Voisin de Sganarclle. . .... G. Maitland Yalere il'DOm t. u QA. Raymond Lucas If es iq es .........,.r.... 'E' Pollard Ire Scene ....... .... C iabane de bucheron 2e Scene .... .,.. D ans la foret. 3e Scene .... ........,. D ans la foret BLOOD AND THUNDER A Thriller in Three Acts. ll'rz'ttezz and Produced by C. H. Malifer. CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Snorewell A Hugh Ross Stuffmore David Seymour Snayle - ,Teddy Evans Mooney BOSS of Form IDB ' ' ' Gordon Currie Mugging Nicholas Thornton Swothard J Derek Hanson A. Fysh, AsSistant Master .......... .... H amish Stewart fzsi

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1947-1049 Jfurm Utes FORM Yl LAIRD Bnrce C.xxI11IsELL rl duck, a duck, my fi7l'lIQt1I01Ilf07' a duck. Junior hockey C19-12-437, Senior cricket C1944-471, Senior soccer 11946-471, Senior hockey C1945-481, Prefect C1946--137, Horiourublc mention in Short Story competition C1946-472, Secretary of Debating Society 11947-483. Almlns Dl1KlX'Il.Lli 1943-48 Young in liuzlvs, in iudguzelzt old. Form Prizes C1943-471, Winning relay team C1944-451 junior hockey and cricket C1945-461, Debating Society C1945--181, President of Debating Society C1946-471, Honorary President C1947-481, Literary editor of magazine 11946--173, tEditor in 19485, Senior soccer and hockey C1947-485, Dramatics 61946-481, lst in Short Story, Honorable mention in Essay competition C1948 Hockey colours C19-1893, Winning hockey five, lst in Debating competition H947-481. WILLIAM DENIS G.-xnsnrr 1939-48 Born with the gzft qt' Iauglztef' tto the 1z'th degreej. Most improved boy in Junior school C1939--101, Under 12 cricket C1944--LSD, Most improved boy in Senior school C1945-461, lVinniIIg soccer six 11945-475, Xvllllllllg hockey five C1946-471, S.H.S. representative for XVESTIDOIIIH girls and boys Hobby Show C1946-481. GoRDoN AIAITLAND 1943-48 A merry heart maketh a cheerful comztezzalzcef' EMAN NEwcoIx1B 1939--18 Here is etverytlzizzg adeanztageozfs to Izfef' Under 11 soccer Q19-13-451, Seconder in Scouts Q19-13-4-lb, junior soccer C1944-471, Senior soccer C1944-45-46-481, Form Prize, under 12, and under 14 hockey C1944-451, Senior hockey C1944--ISD, Colours C1947-481, Debating Society C1945-48, Secretary in 1947, President in 19481, Junior hockey C19-16-471, Captain of winning soccer six C1946-47j, Prefect C1947-481, Dramatics Q19-16-48j, Captain of winning hockey five 1947-481. I 25 1