Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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JUNIOR SCHOOL REPORT To reach a yearbook deadline, this junior School Report is printed in early February. What does one say about a half-baked pie? If one is negative one tastes only the raw dough and the chewy meat. We, in the junior School are positive people. Writing this in mid-winter the dough of our days is raw still: - the meat frequently hard to chew, but, always, we savour the potential of the ingredients. Every year we are sustained by visions of great fulfillment when glorious june arrives. We are seldom disappointed. At Prizegiving this year of '78 cast a second look at seven hard-working junior School teachers and their charges, and you will sense their mutual feeling of achievement. Mrs. Pat Marsh Director ofjunior School