Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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I? ll f 5 l'r I7 1.9 111 ffl 21 Sl-1l.WYN HOl'Sl- Icfllly Hain' fllpflll lst l4l'2llllI 'll RllllL'l', Cohen. li. Matson, H. Beattie 2211 wr1l.t IIIIIFIII lst l'. llollslfi Qlltl ll. Cusson I-oollmll Slxrcr rSeniurJ Miuhell tilaptq. Mrllougall. Mason, Bronlman, Frosst. C., Llarsley. T., Timmins, XV. lfrmllmll .Sfxes ftllllllllfl MacNauglnon gllaptj, Donald. Frosst. A., Choquette, Bain, Herron. Price, M. Huz'lu'x' lfiifes fsfllilllil Mitchell tCapt.j, Cooke, Bronlm: Thornton. Krohn, Seifert, XVilson, LeMoyne, R. Harker 1'illT'I'.Y f lzzniorj Carriqne gCapt.j. Notkin. Hesner. R.. Friesen. Molson. lirainertl, XV linskerluzll I iz'r's fSl'lIlIll'l Ill, Mcliim qCapt.j, Stewart, Mclieown. Mcliee. McDougall, XX'ils0n, Marlnnes. liuslseilmll Fives lflllllllfl MacNaughton tflaptj. Beattie, Bain, Leach, lVait, Friesen, Clarke, -I., Notkin. Gym :lzt'ru'r1s.'- Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Grin. D: Peter Nobbs C: Nicky Le Moine B: Colin Moseley .Xz Rodney Tait IB: klohn Donald l.X: Tony Le Moine ll: Tony Yinteent III: Derek Marpole IY: limmie Creighton V: Peter Milner YI: Dick Crawlortl Shieltl: Dirk Llrawloid SCHOOL MXH XIINE '77 23 24 'PS :?f 77 'W 'no 30 ?1 12 U81 Sruuling :lu'urds:- Mackenzie Cup: Eagle Patrol ll'inning Patrol: Eagle Patrol Best Sr. Cub Six: Brown Six Best vlr. Cul: Six: Red Six jock liarelziy Memorial Cub Tropln: Senior Brown Six Davitl NlIlL'N1lllglll0Il Patrol Leader: Peter Milner Senior Sixer: D. MacNaughton junior Sixer: jimmy Evans Swininiing AIl'lH'!15.'- lst C. Currie Equal Qnd P. McDougall, H. Seifert Boxing Cfm1j1efiIim1.'- Senior: lst D. Jackson Intermediate: lst R. Notkin -Itmior: lst xl. Donald junior SporI.m1nn's Cup Qilassils Memorial Cupj P. McDougall The Spurisniurik Cup gMcMaster Memorial Trophy, G. Currie Virloi' Ludorum R. Sproule Surf: Rafe rSr'nim'l lst A. Yintcent 2nd M. Choquette .Sark Rare fbluninrl lst QI. Berwick 2nd T. Rankin Sim-1'.v' Rare 1100 yards Hnndirapj lst M. Lonson Brnlllerx' Rare lst David McLernon Fillllff. .llufller and S011 Rare lst The Mcliim Family

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 194941950 Svpnrba Idriz-:P-giuing JUNE, mm In order to avoid the possibility ol wet weather again interfering with our sports prize-giving. it was decided to hold most ol the annual sports ahead of the actual prize-giving date, and to have the prize-giving ceremony in the upper Molson Field with family races and refreslmients. Our guest of honour on this occasion was the distinguished Old Boy of the school, Brigadier Charles M. Drury, C.B.E., D.S.O., Deputy Minister of National Defence. ln his brief speech to the boys Brigadier Drury recalled his own happy days at Selwyn House and bade his youthful hearers make the most of their great opportunities and so prove worthy of the traditions ol' the school built up over the past forty years. He complimented the boys upon their keen. competitive spirit. The headmaster reviewed the highlights ol the past year and referred with regret to the retirement of Mr. Jackson, Assistant Headmaster, and the resignation of Mr. Harrison. Both masters received a presentation lrom Staff and boys. The Chairman of the Board ol' Governors, Mr. Gillespie, announced that a laboratory would be constructed lor Chemistry and Physics in the Senior School and that a Science Course would be mapped out for the four senior forms. The following were the awards presented by Brigadier Drury:- I. 100 yards fopenj 7. Broad blunzp fopenj lst R. Sproule lst D. Sproule Qnd B. Cusson 2nd P. Dolisie 2. 100 yards funder 13 yearsl S. Broad lump furzder Ifj lst P. Raymond lst P. Raymond 2nd H. Seifert 2nd H. Seifert 3. 100 yards funder I2 yearsj 9. High 11111110 fopenj lst A. Vintcent lst P. McDougall 2nd D. Marpole 2nd G. McKee 4. 100 yards funder Il yearsj 10. High ,lump Lander Iij lst H. Smith lst T. Carlin 2nd D. MacNaughton 2nd D. Marpole 5. 75 yards funder 10 yearsj 11. 440 yards fopenj Tied S. Molson lst R. Sproule Tied Cohen 2nd D. Jackson 6. 75 yards funder 8 yearsj 12. IIO yards funder 10Q Handicap lst D. Phillips 2nd McNeill l17l lst M. Byers 2nd T. Rankin

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FUR IHIQ SCHOOL YICXR 1949- 1930 Arahmnir lgrizv-giving NOVLNI BER. lil-lil TlIe ztnnutil ufzuleiiiit prize-giving ol tlIe smhool wus lIeld on tlIe evening of Friday, Noveniher -lth. in the Kildonznn Hull, witlI Nlr. .X. R. Gilles nie. Clhxtirnian of . l the Board ol Governors. presiding. Rev. Clunon XV. H. Davison pronounced the Invocation Prayer and tlIe School Choir, under tlIe direction ol Mr. Phillips, sang Handel's XVhere 'er You XVzIlk and Yznwliziii XYillizuns' Linden Lea most acce Jtabl '. m I l Alter the llC1ltllIl1lSlC1'i5 report, Mr. Gillespie introdut ed the Guest of Honour, Rev. 'Iznnes S. rlillfllllbllll, Nl..-X., D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.C., Dezin ol the Faculty ol Divinity :It McGill University and zu lornier President ol the I'niversity ol Sziskuteliewzin. Dean Thomson. in his address to the school, stressed the lzttt that we have travelled lar and last iII our conquest ol nature and our IIILISICYS' ol its resources, but we have lagged behind in our :ability to IIIZIIISIQC ourselves. Two world tonlliets have exhausted tlIe hunian spirit , declared our speaker, und we IIIust look to youth-God has given us youth precisely because tlIe world is in continual need ol renewed energy :Ind hope . Three points Dr. Thotnson bade the hoys renieniher ill'C qlj tlIe need to begin early and push :ahead consistently - to hreuk new glillllllll, to lIlOCli at diilieulties rand, by the sheer energy ol zirdent natures, to hrezik through ztntztgonisnis that provoke war and other evil things. q2j The need to helieve in tlIe luture - there is no ztutoniatie progress. hut neither is their ztutoniutic innnohility. The luture is un unknown territory waiting to he explored and t'onquered4we Inust emulate the pioneering spirit in pushing buck lrontiers ol' tivililed zittztininent that now appear clouded. 135 The need for courage-courage is youth's supreme endowinent :Ind lor tlIe world of our tinie, may be youth's Finest gilt. Alter his address Dezin 'lihonison presented the lllllilCllllC prizes and other awards ol the school yezn' :Is lollows:- PRIZE LIST Form D lst CHRIsToPHIiR HX'IJE 2nd equal: DIARK BOUNDY, ForIII C lst 'IAIIES BERWICK YTTHONIAS HOIN'ARD Form B lst CoI,IN KIosIiI.EY 2nd DAvID PHILLIPS Form A lst NIICHAIEI, HUDAND 2nd NIIt:HAI1I. LEvINsoN Forni l.X lst PHILIP CRII-iRv 2nd CHARLIis CHAFFEI' Form IB lst Alonx DCJNIXLIJ 2nd NIICHAIQI. NIEIGHEN 2nd H.ABIISH SMITH Form II lst PETER TVITHEROIV 2nd PPITER IDUFFIELD Form III lst AIICHAFL IJENNIS 2nd PIERRE RAvxIoND Form IV lst DAN'ID SErxIoI'R 2nd HUGH Ross Form V Ist IVAN PHII,I.IPs End PETER XIILNFR Form VI lst DEREK HANSCJN 2nd IJICK CRAWFORD 9l