Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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IAOR THE SCHOOL YICXR ISHS!-1950 llezin I, N. llimnwn and Nir, X. R. I-illexpie Wilil Xli. sllL'ilN and XII. lluwix Prizes lin' Prunciemx' in Clmir lpresenlecl by Nlrx. .Xnmn ll. Nh Kiinj NIHIH.-Xl'l. llrxxis :ind IJux.u.1m R.xi'lR Prizm iur Order Qllunziled by The Nlnnlrenl City :incl llislriml Savings Hanky lxl lliikiak H,-xxsox Qnml Dick CR.-UVFURD Prelecls' Xieclzils Dick CRAXVFURII .XNIDRI-.XV Ross Coiumux CVRRIE 'l'ixiorHx' RL'TLEY Bl-'RNARIJ Clssox I-I.-umn S'l'lEN'ART Drikrk HAMUN HE.-XD PRIiFliCT'S CUP ,Xxaux XICKIXI JEFFREY RUSSIQL PRIZE QAwz1rded to the I,ucus Medal runner-up and presented by Mrs. H. Y. Russel! DEREK HANSUN LUCAS NlliIJ.fXL fAwarded Lo the num mltstzimling boy in the Senior Form of the School. in work games and ch:n'zicter. on the vote oi his fellow-students and the nizulers of the Sclmnlb Axsox Mczlim SCHOLARSHIP SUCCESS PETER DAvimN-XVinner of the T.C.S. Old Boys' Association Scholarship to Trinity College School. ifli

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SI-IIAYYN HOl'SI-L SCHOOL MAGAZINE SPECIAL PRIZES Prize for outstanding achievement in English Literature qprcsentcd by the Headniznsterj Ihguitx HANSQN Prize lor Clrczitivc XVriting qprescnled by Mrs. Alison PZIIIIICU Duzit ilituvronn Prilc lor distinction in History Prize lor distinction in Latin Qpresented anonyinouslyj fpresented anonymouslyj Driuak H.aNsoN IVAN PHILLIPS Prize lor distinction in Mathematics Qpresented by Mrs. G. R. H. Simsj D,wnm Srirsiork Prize lor distinction in French Qpresented by NI. and Mine. Robert Choquettej D ER EK HANsoN Prize for Ccnerzil Excellence fpresented by Mr. T. H. P. Molsonj ANsoN BICKIM Dramatics Prizes Qpresented by Mr. A. XVesley Masonj PAH. Dorisns .ANSON KICKINI TINIOTHX' RUTLEY Public Speaking Prile fpresented by Mr. G. Miller Hyde. K.l1.j DEREK H.sNsoN Air Essay Priles Qpresented by Sir IVilliznn Hildred, C.B.j IVAN PHlI.I.ll'S Dsvin SEYMOUR KANDREWV Ross Empire Essay Prizes fpresented by COIIIIIIQIIKICI' Alun Lennox-Boyd, R.N. QRJ, M.P.j IVAN Pun.Ln-s IUAYID Sm'MoL'R Nlugzuine Competition Awards Essay: Poetry: Short Story: Dick CIRAIVFORD .ANDREXV Ross Tmorm' RUTLEY and Drzkrik LL-XNSON I 20 I

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IUR llll' Nl IIUUI Xl:XR lillll--l!l'ttI Bvhating EPSIL El-WN mromc nt. OCIETT l'he Selwxu Urgtturimitl Smit-ty had gt very suttesslul year. XYe had thirteen ntentlrers, Peter tluwie, President. Weslex' Xlgison, Vice-President. .Xnthouy Bogert, Sent-t.trr. :ind Paul lmlisie. .Xtttltrnn Hildred. Peter Nliluer, lvztn Phillips, Peter Xliuhell. hilly Xlclieuwu, llongtld Rztper. -Iinuni Clreiglituii. 'Luuuny Sehopfloclier. uid George Ht Kee who 'iuined in the second terni. lYe had sex erztl kinds ul prugtutitiiies. including hut nights. debates. 'll Questions, uid Quizzes. 'l'here were also inte-mitutte speeches. in which eztch member is given t wind :uid he hits to speak on it lor one nuuute. The highlight ol the yeztr wats the dinner :it the Kluunt Stephen Club to which the lgttht-is ul the nteinhers were invited. .Xlter at very good dinner, Iran Phillips and liuuny tlreiglttun lor the atllirinzttire. :uid Nlr. Phillips :uid Nlr. Creighton for the uegattixe tlehztted nu the suhiett. Rewlvetl thgtt the enthusiztsin ul youth is of more xgtlue tu sllttess thgtn the experieme ul nge. The delmgue was won hy the rtflirniative side. ilheie wats une either tluh dinner. at progiessixe dinner, which started :tt Billy Xltliemvirs house lor lruit puuth :uid wup. went on ui Peter NIilner's house for the ntgtiu murse. :ind finished :tt .Xiitlitniy Hugertk house lor dessert. A ping-pong ttnnpetitmn wats held ztlterwxtrds :ind lratu Phillips won tt. XXX' had meetings exert setnnd Fridaty. XXI- haul meetings :tt everybodys house ind the twn ltrst meetings :tl the stlitml. .Xlter eauh inet-ting we had relreslinieuts which were gl't'QlllY eniuyed hy itll. ilihe tlulm wats it great success Lind we itll had it lot ol fun. l'ni sure it will tuntinue to he very sutcesslul lor li lung time tu eonte. A.H.B. Pl'llLllI Sl'li.XlilXG ClONll'L'l'l'l'lOX 'lhe qtnuuatl public speaking tnutest nl the stlitml wats held in Xlarcli. This rein' t uuuther ul suhjetts wats suggestetl, the umiupetituis luring two days in which to tliuuse their tupit .ind prepgtre their speech, Nlitthell stud Xlclieowu spoke on My Cllwite l-'ur 'lihe Finest Spmts tlliatrgicter Ol 'lihe Hotlxex Sezisonhi Rziper on .Xttlee and Clliurthillf.X tluntrgtst ln pCI'5Ull1lllllCSuZ Clreighton and Phillips on XYhy I .Xin Nut .X fitllllllllllllxlnl Nlgtwn .ind Hildred un Hr Clioiee Of .X Country' Outside North .Xniericgtl XX'here I Should Like To Residc- 1 Cowie and McKee on llmx :uid XYhx l Should Like lo lniprme Rxtdiu l'ruu,1'1ttiitites : and Bogert and A . 1 Xliluet -an XYhx l Lilie'lir1l.iVe ln llztnaul1t . lhe Hun. lustite G. Xlillei llxde, whu guinugtllx duuattes it prize for the winners ul this ctnuest. xerx ltindlx tunsented tu judge the hngtls whith were held :tt Morning Xsseinlmlx' on luesdzty, Nlztrth llth. lrztn Phillips wats ziwztrded lirst place. Peter Cowie uid Peter Nlihier tied lm setnnd. just edging out qliuuny Creighton who hnished at guard third. XXX-sley Matson :usted tts tltgiirnigtn. lhe preliurinatries were judged hy the iiK'lllllllQlSll'l stud Nlr. Phillips. lffl