Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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f. 1' DOMINIC CAPET STOPPING BY THE WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village. though: He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake. The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lonely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost f TIMOTHY FITZPATRICK Timothy, also known as Fitz, has been an all-round nice guy in his seven years at Selwyn I-Iouse. Fitz has been an active participant in nearly all activities. He has played on soccer, football. hockey. and rugby teams, though sometimes he dicln't play very often. He is presently Captain of Speirs House. and is an acting member of the Entertainment Committee. Though many of Fitz's hidden talents have not been displayed to the outside world. he will soon have the chance. as he leaves Selwyn House forever. - His Friends f STEPHEN FONTEIN Well I do, so friend I'm coming through. . . Yes. for you I'll always find the time, we will have a bottle of wine, old friend, I'm here. by your side, Oh! to the very end.. . Q Chris de Burgh - Stephen is one of the few veterans of Selly, and he has alot to show for it. See that little mark on his head? That's from a blackboard eraser in grade eight. Over the years. Stephen QSteve. Squeegie. Etienne, or Tiennel has participated on a few school teams Qsoccer. gymnastics and track and fieldl and he spends a lot of time sailing and skiing.

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-1 if of DAVE BALLON Despite seven years of studies at Selwyn. Dave has managed to keep his cool Everyone is his friend, with the sole exception ofthe six o'clock shadow. We all wish him best of luck and success forthe future and hope that one day he will be able to quit School and begin REAL work! DEAN BARRIERE The seven years that Dean Ialso known as Dizzyj has attended the school have been one long dream. He spent his free periods LI mean study periodsl reading up on the sex life of a snail or planning a potential snowshoe club excursion. If Dean continues to eat his Cheerios every morning. he'll soon be looking down at Mr. Troubeztkoy land Mr. Gosselin tool. Not only does Dean tower over the plebs be low, but also graces several worthwhile committees such as the Entertainment committee with his prescence. His favourite pastimes include speeding around hairpin turns in Old Montreal in his van. bombing down the slopes of Mount Tremblant. and teaching the Golden Age club sailing. Dean could be the Harvard graduate he hopes to become if only he could overcome one great aversion - work Adios! A Friend COLIN BIRD Colin is one ofthe few people who has been in the school for eleven years. We are still wondering if it has helped him any. In his years at Selwyn House, he has picked up quite a few names. the most used ones being: Big Bird, Bird Brain, Beard. Tweety. Grnothothopolis. and Insect. Colin has been a great asset to our sports program and has led many soccer. hockey. and rugby teams to victory. He is presently the Captain ol'Macauley House. ln his years at Selwyn House, Colin has won such prizes as distinction in choir in grades 3 and 4. Though we may only remember him for a day or two after we get out of school he will always be re- membered as the guy whose jokes never made sense . his friends

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SSP' gnu.. 'TVX 44 Ext' at t,,. L qs--0 DAVID GAMEROEF Farewell to school. my fast dying friends. The world is unfolding. I must make amends. My life has been closed in. a box tied with string, The new life is beckoning, I must catch its wind. For nine years I've lived here. for many more not, And I'll leave this stone building with many a thought Of the scrapes and the riches. mostly teacher instilled, To broaden my mind. more than their lives fulfil, But in the end I have gained more than l've lost. I've given up nine years, and that's been the cost Ufa Selwyn House knowledge all smothered in frills. And QI might add disdainfullyj a very high bill. As for me and my friends. we've just finished 'leven Say goodbye old friends. to the class of seventy seven. ROBERT HALL Robert has been at Selwyn I-louse for ten years. During these ten years he has been a captain of numerous sports teams and has been on many committees. Robert is known throughout the school for his speed in running races. He present- ly holds the 100 yard dash record for the school. He has also been known to be the only one able to talk to Hedrei about some sophisticated sound system he is building. Robert's presence among his friends will be missed in the years after our graduation. Good luck in future years. 1 His friends. GEORGE HEDREI George has been a whirlwind of activity ever since he came to Selwyn House years ago. In grade five he became famous as Generator George , committed to terrorizing the halls of the school and tearing down the walls with his fearsome ramming and his peculiar rumbling and screeching sounds. Since that year, he has become one of those few students whose character is inherent and vital to the class image. What would grade eleven be without George? Who else would sit at the front ofthe class. sound asleep. two feet away from the teacher because he had been up till 4:00 A,M. the previous night going crazy over his C.B. or fixing someone's toaster? Who else is regularly 4 weeks late on all his assignments but still manages to maintain first rate grades? Who else would be crazy enough to fix a movie projector so the class could proceed as planned? George's sole motivation since he was born has been electronics - watch out. because when he runs around with his 10,000 volt Zapper , things start getting dangerous. Cf course, no one can forget his splendid school-bag about 25 years old - stuffed with books. We're all confident that George will excel in his future electronic endeavours and we're all very sorry to see him go. We hope that his electronic lust will be able to con- tain itself on the appropriate occasions. I do not know what I may appear to the world: but to myselfl seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore. and diverting myself now and then in finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary: whilst the great ocean of truth lav all undiscovered before me. Sir Issac Newton