Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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'Q - . : BRUCE MILLER Ambition: Prison Warden. Probable Destination: Teacher at S. H, S, Activities: Senior hockey '71-'72, Bantam hockey '69-'71 qCaptainj Bantam football '67-'68, Senior tennis team '71-'72, senior choirs, Ecology club President '71-'72, Drama club '70-'72, Motto: Jesus saves but Bobby puts in the rebound. Happiness is: The Phil Esposito Show. Pet Aversion: Phil Roberto and friends. We are now paying for not crying for justice long ago. -John Griffin GERRY MILLER Bring the whole family to Conan's Fig Beach, just lO miles north-west of the city. Swimming facilities are available. Bring a box lunch and eat with Mother Nature in our modern artificial forest complete with air conditioning and plastic frogs which jump up and down and croak! This weekend enjoy all this and an added extra, Public executions will be held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon!! Watch the thrills, chills, and knee slapping entertainment of the whole family at Conan's Fig Beach! Quote: And I saw, and behold a pale horse, and its rider's name was death, and Hades followed him. Activities: All-star flanker, senior rugger, bantam and senior hockey, Students council and form VA. Prototype: Sgt. Preston of the N, W,M. Last Word: My brain pregnant aborts. MALCOLM MOFFAT Ambition: Biochemistry Probable Destination: Laboratory guinea pig. Motto: Silence is golden. Pet Peeve: People who are always meaning to say something. The Bush does not bend to let the weak and feeble through the woods in peace Final Words: A man who conquers others is great, a man who conquers himself is magnificent,

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STEPHEN MACLEAN Supposed confessions of a second rate sensitive mind not in unity with itself . . . How sweet to leave a common faith. To hold a common scorn of death And at a burial to hear The creaking cords which wound and eat Into my human heart, whene'er Faith goes to earth, with grief, not fear, With hopeful grief, were passing sweet. A grief not uninformed, and dull, Hearted with hope, of hope as fall As is the blood with life, or night And a dark cloud with rich moonlight To stand beside a grave, and see The red small atoms wherewith we Are built, and smile in calm, and say- 'These little motes and grains shall be Clothed on with immortality More glorious than the noon of day. All that is pass'd into the flowers, And wild beasts, and other men, And all the Norland whirlwind showers From open vaults, and all the sea o'erwashes with sharp salts, again shall fleet together all, and be lndued with immortality.. . ' JAMES MCCALLUM Motto Love sought is goodg but given unsought much better Thought for the day: lsn't life a terrible thing-thank God' Dylan Thomas Poem about the thoughts of a Senile Revolutionist: Ah, If only l knew for certain whom to blow up with by billion megaton bomb bo that justice be done So that truth may prevail -Irving Layton

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CHRISTOPHER NOBLE Too many pens in a stand. Too many flowers in a garden. Too many children in a house. Too many words when men meet. Too many books in a bookcase there can never be, Nor too much litter in a dust heap Q -Kencoffluu A.D,j Activities: Mostly intellectual. Pet Aversions: S. Il.S. School Hymn lyrics, 7 digit log tables. Motto: lst der Bauer geschuctzt? Happiness is: A durst M700 with colour head. Final Words Of Warning: When a building is about to fall down, the wise mice desert it. -puny The Elder. CLIFFORD PEARSON Ambition: Pediatrician Probable Destination: Cadaver 'gf' ,' Activities and Awards: Senior Soccer Team, Senior Rinky Dink team, Gym squads, football, tennis and basketball, Various Gym crests. Pet Aversions: Greg Hannon and the Yearbook. SCOTT ROBERTSON lf you treat a man as he is, He will stay as he is, But if you treat him as if he were what he ought to be, and could be He will become that bigger and better man. Goethe