Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE The following is a list ol awards and winners: 75 yards I9 yearsl 75 tr-iris is tml 75 yards I7 yeorsl 75 yards I6 yearsl 100 yards IIO yearsl 100 yarcls III ycarsl 10,1 yorcls 112 yearsl 100 yards 113 yearsl 100 yards Iopenl Broad Jump Iunder 131 Broa:l Jump lopenl High Jump Iurider 131 High Jump lopeltl Ist Ist 151 Ist Ist Ist Isl 151 151 1st 1st lst 151 Relay Races:-Intermediate B, Wanstoll House, A. Case D. Colt C. Odell T. Oliver S. Price C. Slcoryna W Ballantyne G. Fisher A. Miller S. Price A. Miller W. Bollontyne J. Niclcson 2nd 2ncI 2nd 2nd 7nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd F. Porteous J. Moseley B. Wilson J. Moseley J. Sedgewick . Doheny . Volois . Hamilton W. Hesler G. Tennant F. School D. Steven A. Miller Intermediate A, Macaulay House, Junior A, Wanstoll House, Junior B, Wanstoll House, Senior B, Wanstoll House, Senior A, Wanstoll House. 220 yards Iopenl 440 yards lopenl Sack Race Iluniorl Sock Race IS:-niorl Sisters' Race 1100 yards hondicapl Brothers' Race Father, Mother and Son Race Scouting Awards:- lst 151 151 151 Isl 151 Ist W. P. J. H. N. H. Heslcr Schaal Moseley Baxter Fialkowski Coristine The Niclrson Family 2nd A. Miller 2nd W. Hesler 2nd V. Vickers 2nd B. Brock Mackenzie Cup-Beaver Patrol IPIL Michael Bc-rrillg Robert Bruce, Jim Caird, Peter Nixonl. Best Senior Cub Six- Red llvan Ralston, Sixerg John Esdaile, Robert Diez, Brian Shemiltl. Winner of .lock Barclay Memorial Trophy - Ivan Ralston. Best Junior Cub Six-White lBarrie Birks, Sixer, John MacPhail, Mark Molson, James Johnston, Peter Grosvenorl. Swimming Awards - Ist D. McMartin, 2nd P, Schaal, 3rd G, Fisher. Boxing Competition: - Lightweight, J. Sedgewick, Bantamweight, G. MacDougal1, Welterweight, S. Paquetg Heavyweight, P. School, Skiing Awardsz- Intermediate Cross-country, D. Malone, Intermediate Slalom, P. Webster, Intermediate Downhill, P, Webster, Intermediate Overall, T. Birks, Senior Cross-country, T. Coristine, Senior Slalom, T. Coristiney Senior Downhill, D. Thom. Junior Sportsmon's Cup lCassils Memorial Cupl - Gordon MacDougalI The Sportsman! Cup lMcMaster Memorial Cupl -Alex Miller Victor Ludorum Soccer IThe Gillespie Cupl Hockey IThe Creighton Cupl Solthall lThe Carlin Cupl House Competition in Individual Sports lThe Pitcher Cupl , Alex Miller Wanstoll House Wanstoll House Wanstoll House Wanstoll House

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r--w ----e Q' Www W E.: -t Q. We V225 1 2 7+ A l li V ' Q ., ' u x ' ' I' , ' wa 3' ' f as f V N. as Sports Meet and Prizegiving iMAY, 1958i The annual sports meet and prizegiving were held on the Westinou nt Athletic Grounds on Wednesday, May 28, with a large number of parents and friends in attendance, ln spite ot threatening skies all events were run off without rain and in record time G t . ues of honour at the prizegiving ceremony was Mr. Charles H. Peters, President of The Gazette and an Old Boy of the School, who congratulated the prizewinners but paid particular tribute to all who had tried so hard but won no award. In addition to prizes won in the sports meet, other awards - tor distinction in scouts and cubs, swimming, skiing and boxing-were also presented Alex Miller won th . e McMaster Memorial Senior Sportsmans Cup and the Victor Ludor um trophy, whilst Gordon MacDougaII received the Cassils Memorial Juni or Sportsmans Cup. Wanstall House, under the leadership ot Gordon Peters, carried oFt House trophies in all intra-mural sports competitions.

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1958-1959 13 Y-V! K, Academic Prizegiving rJuNe, r95ar The Annual Academre Prrzegrvrng of the School was held rn the Mosse l-lall ot McGrll Unrversrty on the evenrng of Thursday, June l2th, Mr, H, Strrlrng Maxwell, chairman ol the Board ol Governors, presrdcd and the spegral chorr conducted by Mr, Phrllrps rendered several songs most acceptably f A shepherd kept sheep on a hrll so hugh, Flower Carol and Waltzrng Matrlda. ln hrs Headmaster s Report Mr, Sperrs made reference to the trttreth annrvezsary ot the loundrng ol Selwyn l-louse, and added: We look back wrth prrde upon the herrtage burlt up by our predecessors and forward wrth quret contrdence to the years that he ahead, pledgrng our devotion to the same alms ol hugh scholarshrp, good sportsmonshrp and the rnculcatron ot sprritual values which have been the bulwarlcs ot our school clurrng rts lrrsl hall-Century ot lrfef' Guest ot Honour at the prizegrving exercrses was MarorAGeneral John M, Roclrrngharn CB, CBE, DSO., ED., General Otlrcer Commandrng Quebec Command, who addressed the gatherrng and presented the prrzes, With our freedom ot thought and opportunrty , he counselled, we must lrve up to our democratrc rdeals, rn order to wrn over the encommrtted rDCODlCs Ol the World, who sway and bounce from one srde to another accordrng to the r-.ray we conduct ourselves. Our courage and rnclustry are vrtal to the nat.on s v.r:ll-bQ.ngr and rts intluence upon the world beyond our borders. Two new awards were presented this yearfone rn memory ol the late Mr, Thomas Chalmers Brainerd, an Old Boy and former member ol the Board at Governors, presented by M. Charles Lineaweaver, and the other silver and bronze medals lor outstandrng achreve- ment rn the house competition, presented by Mr, and Mrs. G. N. Karrrs. The lollowrng was the prize-list tor the academrc year: -