Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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S Q1 .--11 Mr, W,P, Stewart, Mr. L.I. Seville, Mr. F.ll. Ankum, Mr. LP. llill. A 5 A-fx -M X Mr. J. P. lflill xxx , Y 'i ing Mr, F.H. Ankum Mr, G.C.I. Burgess Mr. N, R, Lewis Mr. LM. Lewis Mrs. V. Ferguson .fb Lt, Col. R.lxl. Campbell, C.D. Mrs. V.M. Dagneau Miss M, Scott Mr, T.H.1. Roberts

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,C. Moodey VV ,, ' .1 -1. ,sq ' iw. -xx ' 5 x, '- N- www-- '1 N if lr' . 5'--if vag- ' In 'IL flfil-' . ,gi-ef lxlr J,N,B. Shaw 11 .-Xt the end of the long and arduous progress from lower school obscurity Io its present dizzy eminence, grade llA looks back with justifiable pride upon its achievements. Of this long list, not least is the feat of growing into a corporate entity without sacrificing tht- varied individual- ities of its members. ldealists and pragmatists, conform- ists and radicals, have co-operated smoothly as leaders of the schoolg and cvcn though Selwyn llouse School will doubtless remain recognisable after we have departed, we shall leave behind distinctive marks of our efforts to mould our environment for what we hope will be the benefit of our successors. E.C.M. 11B I am writing this on a snowy day in January and, strangely since this will be read in June, am saying fare- well to IIB, Such is my faith in my form that I can say now that we will have had a good year--both a pleasant and an instructive one. I cannot now write of the history of our form since its history is not yet complete. However I know you well enough to forecast that you will have been one of the most amiable Grade Xl's in my experience. lt is my genuine pleasure to wish you well and to hope that you will be rewarded richly by the new world you are about to enter, l.N.B.S.