Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SELWYX HUVSI-I SCHOOL MAGAZINE Qcahemic iBri5egihing I 1 9 5 1 I The Schools academic prizegiving was held, as last year, in the lloyse Hall of Alcllill l'niversitySXYednesday. june 13th. Alr. A. R. Gillespie, chair- man of the Board of Governors, occupied the chair, and in the course of his remarks announced the organization for intra-mural purposes of a house system within the school, the houses to he named after the four headmasters in the his- tory of Selwyn House. After the Headmaster's annual report, in which he stressed the outstanding scholarship record of the school during the past year, the choir, under the direction of Alr. Phillips, sang three songs. Dr. Arthur R. Jewitt, Principal of Bishop's l'nix'ersity, Lennoxville, was Guest of Honour and main speaker of the evening, and, after a tine address to parents and boys, presented the following academic awards: Form D lst YYTIS IiAEsTI.I Znd HARRY BI.llO1II'lELD Form I' lst jonx STIREMAX 2nd jonx FII2I.DIIot'sE Form B lst CIIRIsToIIIIER HYDE Znd PATRICK PIIII.I.II's Form A lst JAMES BERXYICK Znd DAVID PmLI.IPs Form I Ist AllClI.-XEI. Loifrr 2nd XX'II.I.I.n1 H.uI1z1.x' Form II. lst C'II,xRI.Es VIIAIPIPEY Znd C'oI.1N DoRELI- Form III lst PHILIP CREIERY 7 l Ross HEw.xRD -nd equal-XI XI , , . ICIIAEI. . EIoHEs Form IX' lst GELIRGES YERIIAEGEN 2nd PETER DI'rrIEI,D Form Y. lst AIICIIAEI. DENNIs 2nd PIERRE RAYMOND Form YI. lst HIJGII Ross Znd NIcIIoI.As THORNTON SPECIAL PRIZES Distinction in English Literature lpresented by the Headmasterj XIcIIoLAs THORNTON Distinction in History lpresented anonymouslyj Ramioxp LEAIOYNE Distinction in Alathematics tpresented hy Alrs. G. R. H. Sims! IIEORGES YERIIAEGEN Distinction in French lpresented by AI. and Mme. Choquetteyl R.u'xIoND LEKIox'NE Vreative XYriting :presented hy Alrs. Alison Palmerl Tnoxias 5cIIoPIfI.ocIIER Distinction in Latin tpresented anonymouslyl NIICIIAEI. IJEXNIS Distinction in Science lpresented anonymouslyl I-IUGII Ross I 281

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SELWYN HOLSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE General Excellence Cpresented by Mr. T. H. P. Molsonj RAYMOND LEKIOYNE Distinction in Choir lpresented by Mrs. Anson C. Mcliiml PETER DARLING TAYLOR CARLIN Prize for Distinction in French in junior School lpresented by Mrs. G. Miller Hydel DAX'ID BARRY Dramatics Prizes lpresenled by Mr. A. Wesley Masonl BILLY Timnxs JOHN SEELY PETER KROHN Photography Prize .I AMEs CREIGHTOX Public Speaking Prize lpresented by Hon. Mr. justice G. Miller Hydel MICHAEL DENNIS Runner-up in Public Speaking tpresented anonymouslyl NICHOLAS THORNTON Prizes for Order lD0nated by the Montreal City and District Savings Bankl JAMES CREIGHTON THOMAS SCHOPFLOCHER Prefects' Medals RAx'xIoxD LEMox'NE KENNETH NLATSOX DONALD RAPER HUGH Ross 'I'HoxIAs SCHOPFLOCHER NICHOLAS THORNTON Head Prefect's Cup jAiIEs CREIGHTON jeffrey Russel Prize Qkwarded to the Lucas Medal runner-up and presented by Mrs. H. Y. Russell NICHOLAS THORNTON Lucas Medal lAwarded to the most outstanding boy in the Senior Form of the School, in work, games and character. on the vote of his fellow-students and the Masters of the Schooll jA:sIEs CREIGHTON Scholarship Successes HUGH Ross-W. A. johnson Memorial Scholarship to Trinity College School RAYMOND LEMox'NE-Scholarship to Ashbury College THoxIAs SCHOPFLOCHER-Sf3l1iOI' Scholarship to Lower Canada College NICHOLAS THoRNToN-Exhibition Scholarship to Trinity College School CHARLES MACINNES-Exhibition Scholarship to Trinity College School l30l