Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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,ax BARRY FREGEAU Over tive years. Barry has done quite a few things. I could tell you that. other than his eating habits, his favorite pastime is sleeping. but fortunately I won't. I could tell you he was an excellent goalie in hockey. .i noble deed, but I wont I could tell you never to drive in his Capri on the expressway. and so I have. CHARLES GELBER During his week-end t-rolics. Charles is renowned for wearing panty hose over his head and giving people good deals on satin sheets. Ever since he started weight train- ing in grade six, he has been Charles Atlas and keeps up his physique by jogging around Summit Circle in the morning with his two new cats. Charles spends his Friday nights learning the tricks of the trade on the first and second floors ot the Limelight. When Charles leaves this place. he will be remembered for his participation on every sports team. His closing remarks got to be working. OR. How can you expect to score. Kirk. with the stick cut : tin I-Iowie Meeker's voice If the kid's got it. the systems below your knees? SAM GOLD Ambition: I have no idea. Probable Destination: Success in that field. Pet Aversions: W. W. Rostow and Grade Ten Latin. Comment: If I didn't know I'd be going on to bigger and better things, I'd stay here and play basketball.

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'Fei rf' an- 1'- pe' S MARK DAVIDSON For those who know Mark Davidson. no explanation is necessary. For those who do not, no explanation is possible. NATHAN FONG How one finds himself inarticulate then literally rushed to reduce the years of development or energy into words. These words are my epitaph, one could say. To imagine how these faces and halls shall be left until they are only a blur of reminiscences! Why even all those valuable jokes in History shall be forgotten by peers. Anyhow. if I were to write an EPITAPH, it would be addressed basically to the lower grades. but also to people in general, and it would be something like: Try to look beyond the boundaries Not the mere school walls. But your own limits. Indeed. l'll be pretentious Enough to say Seek knowledge beyond those obstructions By tearing yourself from those confounded tapes. Chow. Selwyn House AUF WIEDERSEHEN, dear sits and misses END OF PROFOUND OUTBURST

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2 5' sz-'N ' 'ti is r X NICK HOWSON Nico has played both football and rugby at Selwyn House for five years now. Though not terribly big in stature, he has survived each season and even managed to keep his head intact. Then, to the amazement ofus all, he showed that he could also use his brain for something constructive, as he was one of the school's top public speakers and debators. I think that I will personally always remember Nico for his favorite saying: excuse me, sir, but I didn't get your insignificant little name. His destination...who knows? On thing is for sure, though. Whatever he decides to do, Nico's the type of guy that's bound to be a success and, at the same time, have a little fun to top it all off. Qthat is if he remembers to be polite to the 9th gradesl. Nico's last trademark at Selly was his appointment to the status of prefect. It was to nobody's surprise but his own. and as you walk down any street in five years and see Nico. you'll still find a shocked expression on his face. ARTHUR HSU We can learn what we did not know. We are not only good at destroying the old world, we are also good at building the new. -Mao Tse-Tung During the five years that Arthur has been at Selwyn House, he has, amongst other things, acquired a distinct aversion to: falling ol-fa chair more than four times in twenty minutes, maintaining the Spiegel dossier. optimists and other obnoxious people in general, sick Three-Spot gouramis, getting hit by trucks, lunar QTI-IE MOONI eclipses. cliched redundancies, ...dot dot dot.... Perhaps, in the future. some of us will become well aware ofthe fact that some of the witless words uttered by unnamed personrs ' is total garbage, and in this our advantage will lie. -A. C. M. H. RICHARD ITON Ever since Richard came to the school in Grade 7. he has added a great deal of enthusiasm and unity to the school. Richard can frequently be found in the halls after class talking about Garland Jeffreys' new album or telling a pervertedjoke. When he is not contriving some devious plan to embarrass a teacher, Richard can be found involving himself in the sports program. Richard has always been a key athlete on every team that he has played on. and is known especially for his kick-offs on the football team. Richard also has a great sense ofhumour, which he proved in Grade 10. when he followed through with the smoking of a cigarette prescribed in a French play. Let us leave Richard on a word of parting: jose Cuervo!