Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SEIJYYX HOl'SrQ SCHOOL NIACLXZINE Choir boy and scout is Krohn, For this he is very well known: He has his lun, XVhen his work is done, And to any gathering adds tone. Blaclintes. 21 boy ol lew words. Has his head filled with knowledge of birds He does well in his studies. ls liked by his buddies, ln this all the Form have concurred, And now we cotne to Mactaggart, At his studies and hobbies no laggardg He's the busiest of boys, Making tricks and toys. And of this he is no braggart. In Form IV there's a very nice boy, XVhose heart's always hlled with joyg NIarpole's good in athletics. And the same in scltolnstics. For these all his brain he doth employ. Matson rates high as at scout, He knows what it's all about: ln his studies he's bright, Does his homework each night, For his sports at school we can shout, An all-round boy is Pierre. Hlho for horsetnanship has quite a flair: But besides riding horses, He does well in all courses, At the top ol the class- Raytnond's there! There is a good sport nznned Segztll, Hlho has the energy of a beagle: He stars in soccer and hockey. In scholastics he's not rocky. And never does anything illegal. Seifert plays the pranks in the Form, NYhat he thinks up is by no nteans corn: A sportsinan. without doubt. He is also ll scout. Our feelings for hitn are very watrin. ISIN

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Sl-1l.WYX H0l'SE SCHOOL NIXCAZINE Timmins was Harvey Blake . ln the play, and made no mistake: On our team he succeeded. For his help was truly needed. For each goal a bow he should take. There's a boy wearing yellow and black, lYho in studies is anything but slack: -lohn lldd is the lad. lVho in school colours is clad, And for modesty' he has the knack. ln Form IV there's a sturdy lellow, Dressed in the black and yellow: XVright plays his best. And never does rest, Ifntil the last whistle does bellow. Your scribe will nameless be, For reasons you can see: Though l'm not a bard. l'ye really tried hard. So l'll hide behind my initials- NI.D.! FORM lll NOTES lN'e'll tell thee everything we Can: Theres little of renown: lVe saw an aged. aged man. .Xsitting in his gown. XVho are you, aged man? said we. And what do you narrate? His answer moaned through Class Room 3 Some verbs we'll Conjugate. He said, l wake up little boys. That sleep upon their Chairs: And confiscate their wretched toys That whiten my grey hairs. Beattie, will you decline 'eaput'? Attention, il you please! And Beattie. he said nothing but. D'ye think the rink will freeze? i221