Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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16 SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Medal for Outstanding Achievement in House Competition Senior School CPresented by Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Kairisi Alan Byrne The Nesbitt Cup Cfor inter-House Competition in General Activitiesl Speirs House The Anstey Cup ftor inter-House Academic Competitionl Speirs House The LeMoine Trophy Cfor inter-House Competition in Debatingi Speirs House The Governors' Shield Cfor over-all ascendancy in Inter-House Competitioni Speirs House The Jock Barclay Memorial Trophy ffor all-round ability in Middle Schooli John Wooler The Ernst Brandl Memorial Trophy ffor outstanding Esprit de Corps in Fifth Forml Duncan Campbell The Minister of Education's Silver Medal Cfor Academic Distinction in Middle Schooli David Clarke The Thomas Chalmers Brainerd Memorial Award lPresented by Mr. Charles Lineaweaverj Gray Buchanan The Governor-General's Bronze Medal Cfor Academic Distinction in Senior Schoolj Martin Tratt The Jeffrey Russel Prize fAwarded for all-round ability and presented by Mrs. H. Y. Russell Michael McHugh The Lucas Medal iAwarded to the most outstanding boy in the Senior Form ofthe School in work, games, leadership and character, on vote ot Staff and his fellow-studentsl Alan Byrne Xe!

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18 SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT 8th December 1967 Once again Mr Phillips and the choirs gave an excellent display of their musical ability, opening the evening's entertainment on a happy note. Again the time for preparation was very limited but this in no way detracted from the excellence of their performance, great credit is due to them all for achieving such fine results. The Junior School play, An Unfinished Tale, was an ably performed excerpt from Dickens' Oliver Twist. It would be difficult to find a more enthusiastic or convincing advertisement for any book. The play would be valued by any press agent, not to mention dramatist. When Mrs Marsh is the producer we always anticipate the best. La Lettre Chargee was one of the most ardently received French plays this school has presented. Superbly and, perhaps more important, naturally performed it was a great success and much favourable comment was heard from the audience at the interval. Finally, the English play, Refund , easily maintained the high standard set for the evening. This play closed the curtain on an enjoyable evening. Special thanks should go to Mr. Moodey for his invaluable and untiring help in the rehearsals and for his faultless organisation to which we- have become so accustomed at all school events. AFTERNOON PROGRAMME Form I Choir Australian carols by William James Christmas bush for His adorning The day that Christ was barn on Noel-time Form B2 Noel provengal melodie populaire Form BI Page d'ecriture par Jacques Prevert Le maitre Brian Wolvin L'oiseau lyre Jamie Fraser Les eleves Tous Form A2 THE TOWER OF LONDON Henry VIII Jonathon Besner Anne Boleyn Andrew Cottingham and boys of form A2 AN UNFINISHED TALE very freely ada pted from Dickens Oliver GREGG LALIBERTE Mr Bumble DAVID STEWART-PATTERSON Servant LESLIE LANDSBERGER Singer CHRISTOPHER SHANNON Dodger SIMON SACHS Fagin GREER PHILLIPS Sykes JOHN FLEMMING Nancy LUIGI DEGHENGHI Mabel ERIC GOODWILL and boys of form Al