Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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27 SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Distinction in Choir Cpresented by Mrs. Anson McKim! Brandon Ayre Gregory Weil The Selwyn House Chronicle Cup: Michael Hoffmann Magazine Contest Awards Essay Short Story Poetry Jody Allison Ulrich Scheel Duncan McMartin Dramatics Prize ipresented by Mr. 8- Mrs. H. S. Bogert! Gordon Norsworthy Jon Scott Michael Dorland Prize for Application and Personality iDonated by Montreal City and District Savings Bank! Robert Diez Head Prefect's Cup: Gordon Norsworthy House Captains' Cups John Pike Christopher Hoffmann Andrew Vodstrcil Stephen Price Medal for Outstanding Achievement in House Competition Senior School ipresented by Mr. 8- Mrs. G. N. Kairis! John Pike The Nesbitt Cup ifor inter-House Competition in General Activities! Speirs House The Anstey Cup ifor inter-House Academic Competition! Wanstall House The Carlin Cup ffor inter-House Competition in Softball! Lucas House The LeMoine Trophy lfor inter-House Competition in Debating! Lucas House The Pitcher Cup ifor inter-House Competition in Individual Sports! Lucas House The Governors' Shield ffor over-all ascendancy in inter-House Competition! Speirs House The Lieutenant-Governor's Silver Medal lfor Academic Distinction in Senior School! Christopher Hoffmann The Thomas Chalmers Brainerd Memorial Award Qpresented by Mr. Charles Lineaweaver! Stephen Price The Jeffrey Russel Prize iAwarded for all-round ability and presented by Mrs. H. Y. Russel! G. Norsworthy The Lucas Medal fAwarded to the most outstanding boy in the Senior Form of the School in work, games, leadership and character, on vote of Staff and his fellow-students! John Pike

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I 963-I9 64 21 P R O G R A M M E O CANADA INVOCATION PRAYER CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS HEADMASTER'S REPORT Songs by the Choir: Greensleeves Tune tempo Henry VIII. Arr. Gerrard Williams The Ash Grove Welsh tune. Arr. Gordon Phillips Wanderthirst Music by Arthur Baynon ADDRESS BY HON. C. M. DRURY, C.B.E., D.S.O.,E.D., Q.C., B.C.L., M.P. PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form PRIZE LIST IIA Ist Michael Darling IIB Ist Sven Hurum IIIA Ist John McCallum IIIB Ist Melvin Weigel IVA lst Jody Allison IVB Ist Danny Roden V Ist Stuart Cryer VI Ist Christopher Hoffman SPECIA Distinction in Senior French fpresented by Mr. 81 Mrs. W. M. Molsonl Robert Diez Distinction in Senior Mathematics ipresented by Mr. Colin Moseleyl Robert Diez Distinction in Literature Christopher Hoffmann Distinction in History Christopher Hoffmann Public Speaking Prize Cpresented by Hon. Mr. Justice G. M. Hyclel Murray Leiter L 2nd Peter Hadekel 2nd John Maase 2nd John Carsley 2nd Jan Wyllie 2nd John Matheson 2nd Robert Tennant 2nd James Coristine 2nd Andrew Vodstrcil PRIZES Distinction in Middle School French lpresented by Mr. 8. Mrs. J. LeNormandl John Despic Distinction in 4th Form Mathematics lpresented by Mrs. G. R. H. Simsl Danny Roden Distinction in Fifth Form Latin Stuart Cryer Distinction in Fifth Form Science lpres. by Dr. 81 Mrs. Hamilton Baxterl Stuart Cryer Prize for General Excellence Cpresented by Mr. T. H. P. Molsonl Gordon Norsworthy Distinction in Creative Writing Cpresented by Mr. 8- Mrs. C. F. Carsleyl Gordon Norsworthy Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen Memorial Award Cpresented anonymouslyl Ist: Rodney Devitt 2nd: Gordon Norsworthy

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f wt 'WJ fX I jf. ml HZGYW Literary Competition This year, we are very much indebted to Mr. Moodey who once again iudged the annual magazine Literary Competition. There were a great many entries from the whole school and an especially large number from the Junior School. The entries were split into tour categories and the winners were: SHORT STORY - U. Scheel, ESSAY - R. Diez, POETRY - J. Matheson, JUNIOR - J. Stephens. Honourable Mentions went to: T. Bourne, M. Pollack, J. Carsley, Cavanaugh, A. Schindler, J. Wooler, J. McCalum, and T. Stoker. THE LIBRARY The year 1963-1964 has been a progressively good one tor our Library. We now have nearly fifty-four hundred books, divided between the Senior and the Junior Schools. There has been a large circulation of books, both in the Junior and the Senior Libraries and a great deal of research has taken place in the Senior Library. The Junior Libraries, downstairs, have been very thoroughly used and enioyed. In fact, the Juniors seem to find more time to read iust for enjoyment, than do the Seniors with their heavier schedules. There have been many generous gifts at books made to the Library by Captain Angus Murray, Colonel Campbell, Mr. Tim Rutley, Jamie MacDougaI, Richard Tetrault, Ron Linden, Charles Agnew, Sass Khazzam and Peter Roden. The School has purchased over twenty very fine books for the Library and Fines have purchased several more. We are all very pleased that it has become a habit tor some of the boys to come into the Library for a quiet bit of reading or study or even just to look through the magazines. The Library seems to be the recognized gathering place for Form VII. It is the aim of the School to make the Library an attractive, quiet place for work and reading. E. Pick, Librarian