Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1959-1960 Bassadone, Michael Bastian, Michael Bloomfield, Harry Brizon, Arnaud Brizon, Olivier Brock, Barrie Bruce Robert Caird George Caird, James Caird John Cameron, James Capper, Christopher Cooke, Terence Coristine, Timothy Dolman, Robert Fisher, Geoffrey Gilbert, Timothy Grosvenor, Stephen Guite, Michael Gwinnell, Michael Herzer, Richard Aboud, Douglas Ayre, Brandon Bentley, John Besso, John Boggs, William Boswell, Gerald Carlton, Kenneth Chenoweth, Brian Clarke, Grier Cryer, Neil Culver, Andrew Demers, Derek Despic, John Devitt, Rodney Dickmcln, Clifford Fitzpatrick, Sean Forbes, Rory Goodtellow, Michael Graham, Barry Grosvenor, Philip Gurd, Preston Holland, Jan Kent, Toby Kent, Richard Laxton, Christopher VALETE - 1959 Johnston, Robert Laing, David Martin, Peter Morgan, James Murfin, Keith McConnell, Peter McMaster, David Macnaughton, Aylesworth Nixon, Peter Porteous, Peter Prager, Vincent Riddoch, lan Riley, Simon Russell, Rupert Saint-Pierre, Paul Selye, Jean Steven, Donald Stewart, Timothy Thomas, Roger Walker, Ralph Watchorn, Lee SALVETE - 'I959-60 Lester, Nigel Maase, John MacDougall, John MacDougall, Robert Marler, David McCallum, David McKenzie, Brian McLernon, Robert Molson, William Morton, Peter Oliver, Robert Purvis, Michael Rider, Peter Roberts, Hugh Ronalds, Jay Scrivener, Peter Sewell, Robert Steiner, Jelifrey Tennant, Robert Thorn, Melvin Tyler, Mason Victor, Alan Viger, Pierre Willis, Terence Wyllie, Jan

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fditovi l aim C .E L fi iN , lx. ff A f Jr , fifff -'-, ,f lla I' ll ' Q' . . ' If I l J lf 63 M..-. This year l96O is the first year ot a new decade-a decade ot expansion tor Selwyn House School. Many are the signs of increasing growth and pressure upon our numbers. Form D, the lowest class of the school, is now tully booked for the next three years. However, thanks to the skill of the Stott, the school runs as smoothly as ever and is likely to go on doing so, in spite ot problems of numbers. On behalf ot the graduating class ot l960 l should like to extend our thanks to all who have cared for us so ettectively as we have come through the wide seas and troubled oceans ot early schoolboy-hood, not minimising the importance ot the wondertul contribution ot the Junior School teachers as well as that ol the masters ot the Senior School, who have drilled us so well in more recent years. Finally, we should like to express the hope that those boys entering school in the l96O's may enioy school lite in all its varied phases of work and play as much as the present top form has done, and may in their turn leave Selwyn House with as many happy memories.

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Sports Prize-giving, May, 1959 The annual field day and sports prize-giving of the school was held in the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Wednesday, May 20th with a large number ot interested friends and parents present. As usual, the various events were run oft with great ex- pedition. We were happy to have as Guest ot Honour an Old Boy and former Governor of the School, Mr. William C. J. Meredith, MA., QC., Dean ot the Faculty of Law at McGill University, who briefly addressed the gathering and kindly presented the following awards: