Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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76 SEL SE WYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZIN NIOR CHOIR ff' JU N '51 L IOR CHOIR

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O nightingale, awake Swiss, arr. DICKINSON FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 196641967 FORM I CHOIR The little road to Bethlehem The Wassail Song Ding dong merrily on high CAROL The First Nowell INTERMISSION SHIVERING SHOCKS or THE HIDING PLACE by Clemence Dane Characters Captain DALLAS, V.C., D.S.O. KYSH, his servant GRANVILLE HUGHES, B.Sc., an inventor THE SHEPHERD DAWSON crooks ROWLEY 25 Michael Head arr. Thomas Wood French, arr. Wood Traditional JOHN DESPIC BRANDON AYRE JEREMY CLARK JEAN SELYE GREGORY WEIL PETER HADEKEL The scene is the sitting-room of a country cottage in England in the 1920's EVENING PROGRAMME Form Il Choir The Carol of the Drum When the sun had sunk to rest KATHERINE DAVIS HENRY KNIGHT First Witch Second Witch Third Witch Hecate Macbeth First Apparition Second Apparition Third Apparition Chorus . .F MACBETH By William Shakespeare Act IV, Scene I 1 ., -.--- -4.1 fi-.,.s '4 I E sf- gs., by Lorne McDonald Billy Chambers Michael Johnston Alex Paterson Neil Matheson Tim Marchant Tim Hyde Mark Culver Boys of Al l, 2 'yi A ' 97 3 . ' L Vf

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FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1966-1967 27 LA LECON INTERROMPUE Saynete par VV. Percival Personnclges M. LEBRUN, professeur ANDRE TELIO Un ETRANGER NORMAN TOBIAS Le PROVISEUR MARK WALKER Un AGENT DE POLICE THOMAS NORSWORTHY Des COMMIS VOYAGEURS David McDougall, Robert Oliver, Scott Disher, Wilson Lewis, Michael Wingham Des ELEVES Leslie Chukly, John Light, Christopher Galt, Campbell Hendery, Nicolas Spillane, Michael O'Hearn, Michael Pollak, Philip Grosvenor, Ralph Erian, Phelps Mcllvaine FORM Ill CHOIR The snow lay on the ground Sowerby If ye would hear the angels sing Dutch Melody We wish you a merry Christmas Worrell CAROL The first Nowell Traditional INTERMISSION SHIVERING SHOCKS or THE HIDING PLACE by Clemence Dane Characters Captain DALLAS, V.C., D.S.O. JOHN DESPIC KYSH, his servant BRANDON AYRE GRANVILLE HUGHES, B.Sc., an inventor JEREMY CLARK THE SHEPHERD JEAN SELYE DAWSON Hooks GREGORY wen ROWl.EY PETER HADEKEL The scene is the sitting-room of a country cottage in England in the 1920's The Choir We were most fortunate in having Mrs Doris Killam McCallum to judge the finals of the Singing Competition in June, and to make some helpful com- ments to the contestants. The final results were extremely close with the follow- ing being declared the winners: Forms lll: Andrew Culver Forms ll: John Wooler Forms l: Jay Rankin These boys are to be heartily congratulated on their efforts.