Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Ar' '41 'lar E URN BO T. MARTIN, A. CASE, MAY, R, DEVITT, D. Mc S. CRYER, P. THOM, K REAR T. VOWINCKEL PRICE, S. R. DIEZ. OTT, SC VODSTRCIL, J. PER, A. O NTRE: W. S CE LE TER THE HEADMASTER, Mr MOODEY, G. NORSWORTHY, M. LLIPS, , PIKE, Mr. PHI FFMAN, J HO ONT: C, FR

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THH4 MWSTEP 'g A ' MINISTRE OF DE 'NDUSTRY CANADA LWNDUSTRIE Ottawa, April 1, 1965. Education and educational opportunities are two of the most important requirements of our national life. The educational opportunities are good but there are two aspects which require much encouragement. First, as a rapidly growing country, we need a wider range of educational programs to meet the needs of young people in this age of automation and scientific developmentg second, encouragement to youth to continue with their formal schooling and university studies in order to meet the problems of tomorrow with greater confidence and a greater chance for a stable and successful life. This is the age of rapid and imaginative change, not only in industry but in every other field of endeavour. To keep pace requires mental and physical fitness, and education. This nation is involved in rapidly mounting demands for increased educational opportunities at every level, and as these demands are met, so must advantage be taken of them, A person who lacks knowledge or skills will find his whole life threatened by insecurity. Our society is exposing young people to heavier pressures at younger ages than ever before and your success in the world of tomorrow will depend, to a large extent, on the decisions you make now while you are at school. Take advantage of the opportunities now before you. As a Selwyn House Old Boy, I extend my very best wishes to the School, the Masters and the boys, N - i MN, xi! N Mmm N CC.h. Druryl

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1963-1964 7 Board of Governors Chairman John G. Bourne, Esq. Vice-Chairman J. Bartlett Morgan, Esq. Honorary Secretary Holbrook R. Davies, Esq. Honorary Treasurer Hugh H. Norsworthy, Esq. Mrs. A. Ian Matheson David Y. Hodgson, Esq. Mrs. A. Blaikie Purvis Allan G. Magee, Esq. David M. Culver, Esq. John de M. Marler, Esq. Alfred M. Dobell, Esq. William M. Molson, Esq. HEADMASTER Robert A. Speirs, M.A. CEdinburgh and Columbia Universitiesj Senior Master F. Gordon Phillips, M.A. fOxford Universityl Senior Mistress of Junior School fMrs.J Christian I. Markland Diploma in Education fLiverpool University! Col. E. G. Brine CMrs.l Laura E. L. Maclean fRoyal Military Academy, Woolwichj iQueen's Universityj CMmeJ Janine Dorland, B.A. J. P. Martin, Esq., B.A., B.Ed. lUniversity of Parisi fMcGill, U. of Montreali fMrs.J Dorothy Gibson Edgar C. Moodey, Esq. iHomerton College, Cambridgei fLondon Universityi fMrs.J Winnifred M. Haugland E. O. Phillips, Esq., B.A. M.A., Ll.L., Diploma in Education fMacdonald Collegei A.M.T. James P. Hill, Esq., M.A. fMcGill, Harvard, Boston, U. of Montrealj iUniversity of Glasgowj CMrs.J Edith L. Howden Brian Rothwell, Esq., B.Sc. Diploma in Education lMacdonald Collegej CQueen's University, Belfastl James E. Iversen, Esq., M.A. Timothy Rutley, Esq., B.Sc. QMcGill Universityj CMcGill Universityl J. Martin Lewis, Esq., Dip. Ph. Ed. M. H. E. Sherwood, Esq., B.A. QSt. Luke's College, Exeterj CCarleton Universityi CMrsJ Erica Sutton Frederick A. Tees, Esq., B.Com. fMcGill University! William L. Verrier, Esq., B.A. fMcGill Universityi LIBRARIAN fMissJ Ethel L. Pick OFFICE STAFF iMrs.7 Ella L. Smart Col. Ross M. Campbell iMissJ Frances H. Gault CMissJ C. W. Severs