Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

Page 9 text:

AX' 5 x v 'mf-W - MMQ 1 Q ., . I W I .a . N rx meow-ow IN HI ,.., . M' we. 1' .s +- ' ' f...,a.- ,. . V' ' S Qi . I., . .A -- - 'A' ' R 1 1. .His 4 -.. , .II IIAWIII Smzfme .af ar' -W., ' 3 ' 'gxllltfr' 'vs KNOW-1 W A -tv' . -M ,y.,.s- 405 Mah vz - -sa Q g . K N- - is 1 , 6- vyv ? ' p-.,.,N,.mn., ..,.,,. I,.,,,, WI, ,,. A Q HN In 36 405 - is we Mil' ww -ms- ellis? new 1,9 , ,.t-of-f .-s a- . .. . ,U W. is . ,I,II,I IM, r. e was Q - ,,,MIII,,,I V W . M WW' WW. 'X A-.waive-L,,,,,.M - www, ,, sa., IMI III I - as A -. fm - - I X I., , . .wa X . e ra W, W. I R I 'fu' 'wa-,W PSN-eannaaiw' X -- ' - - ..,-,W .- Q V - '-'Y-f ,H , , I Wivxf 'aa-M -' 4'3!1w0 'f'Q-vwits 3 ' vs'f iuv,g,v+iqe?'1r- .. - 5, -f-' 'Y '-v -f-me Avx- -O-'Av-vvesrrite these words, we.,can see yet another yearbook ' W. '-beginning 'Fdtake its final--shapewlt is really quite a feeling r, fa, wsvsqw., . on :Q w , watchiuigiae-fruit,.of labours pf so many different people Not' only does it give a lot of satisfac- fos-the whole staff to have done which shortly,the whole school will ilie school's activities, jqgethggzhe various aique in that it has to the school. 'Uncertain times in Quebec when an English pri- become 'more of a stranger than ever before, WPTCIBH vate M I M- I ' 'it 'issof paramountiinpovtance- that our school retain aI strong is-.XY -.- r 'ii-sms' gscwgfaifslg-55393 'fs '5 4 9l!p s ' ' Q ' .contributes to the achieving of this aim. 'Unix 'X' 'MM 'eniieavdtfred fb'-recognize the vital bodies in the 'pl' 'sclioiiffin a relffectiontfif the scflaool's'-daily routine. Z: ., We would like to echo the appreciation for a great gradu- -ff ating.cla-ss to whom this yearbook isariidsturrieaningful, since therschool atmosphere and maui -swam-if gg . pw - greater satisfaction from it. A to than? Mr. lldtitwnd this year's'group next ye:-g s crew. 1Ilt9uffe,crazy but it will feel good wle 'In It sfllibver. S dFfie Ofyou wlidvvere with us this year hayeseen soIIrnIgI2IIf iour'inistake'?'f-intl avoid them andato W 'mpsvwg .in the future. We are confident that make a. good ,mr .msc - I I wp-. -nw-.sexe-' contribution to our She-traditionuqgyear ooks. er. A- .. 11,35 ,. I, I If wx ' I in I uc, fugppw. -muynwv we r. - ' V , . M' WM .rw ' , ' rw -W ',,u,wG'J-I as-'fvgsf' - rf -. sw - 'f-me ,-.1 an--vets-'N AQ-AF -'Siu I www I. , mgjgurv ..a,I,,,,,,,,,,,m,II I, I un, Q. .,.. 'age V- ,pam4 -wMv 9! i 'r' ' I if ,ygnziGi-e9f'wf.,'QQ1.1'N ' 4'5 -A '- YM 'aim .,-.r .W .aw-?F!m+ T' ,4t,,d 9ulv.4l- we-qw, .- f- .,, . .c-.. v . --s me ,. ppqkfqgg- -.,g,w+?HF jfdikllffx 1'-+1-'--wx -.1 -9 ., ., C., N + - 'ws W. .Le ne. .da IW, . W W-,Hemi - NN' X X I , II . , . WI, . .M . . QI ee-emma . t,. .N I A s , w ef iuwr, I I II, .IW-me Q, xx x. ' - - i M ,I mn- . I 5 W am I .ax fs. IM ...,.,, .-,u-ww' '9'-aff W . Mk I .. ,.,,-. I A' Q 4 , .N,-v. . A X M' W W II I r Ig. ' A' sv, 'w--- MI Q . .... , ,ah I aw-nv. Amin , I II . -.r -fm., . . images .4 seywfw I my 9

Page 8 text:

YEARBOOK STAFF Stephen Scott - Technical Editor ,ldVlCf QUil1f-H111 A SPOYIS Peter Oliver - Content Editor William Smith - Sports Mark Bgmdeen - Assistant Editor dk Layout Michael Holy- Grads Bobby Levy - Advertising M.in.1ger Mark DHViClS0fl ' Wfif9 -IPS Alexander Patch - Advertising Assistant Arthur H511 ' Middle SCll00l Geoffrey Skinner - Photography William Powell - Photography Nicholas Guult - Literary George Hedrei - Typing Constantine Zarifi - Typing Pool Kevin Rarcliff - Layout Nicholas Howson - Senior School Christopher Carter - junior School Mr. W. M. Reid - Staff Advisor Mr. P. Litvack f Advertising Advisor Mr. G. C. I. Burgess - Photography Advisor

Page 10 text:

.lm .JL 2 Z Q.:2lf2 2' .1 is if 5 F . 5 x 59,450 : c. t ii HEADMASTEIVS MESSAGE 1977 YEARBOOK The story is told of Robert Frost who once stopped at a filling station deep in the Green Mountains of Vermont. He enquired of the lank, seedy attendant who grudgingly appeared, What community is this? The rustic looked puzzled and replied, What do you mean, 'community'? Oh, said the great poet, a community is a place where poeple live together, work and play together and do things for the common good. Umph! , grunted the man. This ain't no community. This here is a place! The year we have brought to a close has in every respect been constructive, and its hallmark has been com munity effort. The youngsters of the junior School, the teachers and instructors, the older boys, the office and maintenance staffs and the Senior Class have this year harmoniously lived together, worked and played together and done things for the common good. In a world permeated with suspicion, fragmentation and selfishness, one can look back on the year, 1976- 77, with special satisfaction and delight. Selwyn House ain't no place: it has wholly proven itself to be a COMMUNITY. And to the Graduating Class goes much of the credit for the happy state of affairs. Traditionally, we look to the Seniors to provide leadership in all activities and good example for the younger boys. The Class of '77 has generously and effectively given both to the School. To you of the Graduating Class, our sincerest thanks for an excellent year and warmest wishes for every continued success in your further education. - A. S. Troubetzkoy Headmaster