Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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James Bergoffen Andrew Bourke Kelly Cavanagh Michael Chrastina Robert Corbett Jonathan Cowen Andrew Culver lan Donald Richard Donald Ralph Erian Banning Eyre Christopher Galt Glenn Goodfellow Alexander Just Marc Just Andrew Kerr Graeme Kilgour Stephen Kirkegaard Peter Lewis William Lewis David Marler Glenn Molson Joseph Amblard William Atkins Pierre Baillargeon Brett Berman Richard Box James Boyd Kenneth Clark John Crawford Wayne Dibben Keith Donaldson Bruce Dorey Timothy Dumper Arthur Emory Brian Fitzpatrick John Flemming John Fricker Nicholas Gault Pierre Goad Robert Goldfarb Robert Gordon-Clark Robert Hall John Hallward FOR THE SCHOOL YE AR 1967-1968 VALETE 1966- Andrew MacCallum Duncan McCallum Bruce Mcllvaine Phelps Mcllvaine Gerard McMahon Thomas Norsworthy Anthony Smith John lan Stephens Dermot Stoker Stuart Taylor Kim Vaughan Alan Victor John Wooler Graduating Class Timothy Ainley Per Amundsen James Benson Gray Buchanan Alan Byrne Michael Culver Eli Daniels SALVETE 1 967- Jack Halpern Murray Heath Richard Hogan Michael Hooton Clive Hooton Jonathan Howson Stuart lversen Thomas Johnston Donald Kenwood Burke Lawrence Malcolm Moffat James McCallum Philippe McConnell Duncan McDougall Ross McKim John McKinnon Brian McManus Hugh McManus Karel Nemec Jeremy Nichol Peter Oliver Robert Orvig 1967 Philippe Dorland John Drummond Charles Gurd Paul Hayward Michael Hoffmann Barry Lazar John Lovell David Luclgate Hugh Markey Gary Miller Philip Miller John MacPhail James McDougall James McGregor Michael McHugh Christopher Phillips DeWolf Shaw Kenneth Tait Martin Tratt Nelson Vermette Pierre Viger Melvin Weigel Jan Wyllie 1 968 Peter Pawlick Robert Pawlick Lockwood Pawlick David Peippo David Pollak Nicholas Powell Christopher Powell Stephen Rudberg Selim Saab Ion Shore Cameron Smith John Smola Robert Stein James Stein David Stewart-Patterson Walter Stolting Michael Tetrault Nicholas Toulmin James Turner Alan Walford Campbell Webster John Welsford

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8 Timothy Ainley David Cahn John Despic John Drummond Jeremy Clark Michael Darling Daniel Delmar Eric Hamovitch Matthew Hannon James Jennings Lucas House Macaulay House Speirs House Wanstall House Mark Newton SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Student Officers PREFECTS Gregory Weil lHead Prefectl Peter Hadekel CAssistant Head Prefectl Sven Hurum lAssistant Head Prefectl ACTING William Kilgour Brian McKenzie James McDougall Mark Newton PREFECTS James Light John McLeod Patrick Nelson Thomas Oliver Robert Seely Mason Tyler CAPTAIN OF FOOTBALL Mason Tyler CAPTAIN OF HOCKEY Gregory Weil DEBATING SOCIETY Peter Hadelcel HOUSE CAPTAINS Brian McKenzie Sven Hurum William Kilgour John Drummond Magazine Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF Peter Hadekel ASSISTANT EDITORS Michael Darling Si David Cahn SPORTS EDITOR: John Drummond ART EDITOR: John Despic PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ADVISOR Colonel E. G. Brine Mark Lazar

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Editorial The very fact that we are the graduating class of the school has caused the boys of the Senior Form to pause and reflect over their years at Selwyn House. For many of us, this June will mark the culmination of eleven years at the school. We have placed our complete trust and faith in the values that have been given to us and now these values will begin to be severely tested. lt will soon be very clear to us all what Selwyn House has achieved for us and what it has not, but the influence, good or bad, that it has had conspicuous. will always remain from the time that school, situated on The transformation that the school has undergone we first entered it is astounding. Eleven years ago, the Redpath Street, had a third of the number of pupils that it has today, and had only nine grades. The activities at that time, though basically the same as those carried on to-day, had a much different atmosphere to them. Cricket and soccer were then played, the former no longer in today's programme, and the latter largely replaced by football. We spent four years in the old building before the turning point in the history of the school, the move to new premises in Westmount. Larger and far superior facilities were now available, enabling Selwyn House to expand its size and its programme to keep pace with the demands of modern education. The next step was completed in T963 with the graduation of the first Junior Matriculation class. Thus the pattern has been one of sweeping change, and the future appears to be bright with additional facilities promised. Like the Canadian nation whose birthday it helped celebrate, Selwyn House is at a critical moment in its history. On the occasion of its own anni- versary, its sixtieth, the school can take pride in its progress, much, however, remains to be done. We feel that the school must persist in continually adapting to the changes and needs of modern education. Methods in use eleven years ago may to-day be obsolete. Greater student involvement and participation in the decision making processes of the school would be a step in the right direction, as would greater communication between educator and educated. The pupils' must be confident that the faith they place in the school will be rewarded by a programme best suited to their needs. P.H. Arthur Meighen Essay Results Form VII 'lst Peter Hadekel 2nd Brandon Ayre Michael Darling Form VI 'lst Michael Goldbloom 2nd John Mappin Howard Winfield