Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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MICHAEL VANIER Activities: Insulting teachers, knuckle cracking, staying up to 5:00 in the morning working on a term paper, selling publications not found in stores, cigar smoking, general nuisance Ambition: College Education Probable Destination: Douglas Institute Pet Aversions: Unlimited Pet Peeve: Getting a S160 calculator and not using anything but multiplication and division. Favourite Saying: Unprintable ANATOL VON HAHN Anatol, or Toli as he is more commonly called, was one of the two Chilean imports to graduate this year. Why they let him across the border in the first place is still a question puzzling those left at good old Selly .... Toll Qmuch to the surprise of everyone, even himselfl won the most improved player award on this year's Senior Basketball Team, and then to prove that he indeed was co-ordinated made the Senior Rugby Team QGasp!j. Good natured and the foremost linguist of the grade. Toli seems assured ofa bright future - as long as he remembers to duck when going through doorways. WILLIAM WALLACE Activities: Rugby, Soccer, Football, Hockey, House Captain, Entertainment Com- mittee, Yearbook, numerous clubs and gatherings. Ambition: To accomplish something meaningful. Probable Destination: Leading principal in Monty Python. Pastimes: Skiing whenever I can, singing, checking out the various attractions of Old Montreal, wading through piles of work, and attempting to apply the philosophy of objectivism to my life. During four years at Selwyn. I have shared happy moments and much humour with classmates and teachers. I will cherish the memory of these occasions, but look forward eagerly to my newfound freedom, and anticipate the challenges that my new environment will offer me: oh that a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or whats a heaven for? - Robert Browning I wish much luck to my fellow graduates and to all those I leave behind. I swear by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand 25

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