Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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,V Sn. 'i D95 5 .4 TOP ROW: George Zarifi, Mark Davidson, Alfred Lemaitre, Ken Clark, james Thackray, Tiff Macklern, G.C.l. Burgess. MIDDLE ROW: P. Litvak, Benjy Shaer. Robert Spiegel. james Nadler, Willy McNally, Oliver Mercereau, W.M. Reid. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Paton, Arthur Hsu, Ken Burns, Duncan Baird, Patrick Webster, Ali Argun. Staff Advisors: Mr. W.M. Reid Mr. G.C.I. Burgess QPhotographyj Mr. P. Litvack QAdvertisingJ Editors-in-chief: Mark Davidson Arthur C.M. Hsu Assistant Editor: james Nadler Advertising Manager: Chris Paton Photography: Patrick Webster Ken Burns Willy McNally Oliver Mercereau Martin Osmond Layout: Duncan Baird james Thackray Sports: Tiff Macklem Nicholas Howson Literary: James Nadler Alfred Lemaitre Benjy Shaer Class Notes: Senior: Willy McNally Middle: Ken Clark junior: George Zarifi Grad Notes: James Nadler Alfred Lemaitre Robert Spiegel Activities: Senior: George Zarifi Middle: Ali Argun junior: Glenn Fong

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Contents Grads Junior School Middle School Senior School Literary Activities Sports Advertisements

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EDITOR'S MESSAGE The making of a yearbook is comparable to putting together the mechanism of a watch. Unless each part fits precisely, the watch will not work, and a yearbook has to work . But the creation of this book does not involve so much the mechanism itself as it does individual contribution to that mechanism. Everyone associated with Selwyn House School must look upon this book as a production ofthe whole school body itself. The yearbook staff merely brings everything together- the results of sports teams, the activities of interest groups, everything. Our first aims this year were speed and efficiency, but more important. the maintaining of the fine tradition of this book, indicated by the enthusiastic approach of so many to join our production. This year. something new was added. Primarily through the efforts of Messrs. Reid, Burgess, and Martin and a knot of students, a new darkroom was built, aiding the yearbook in the speed and quality of production. In mid-year, when enthusiasm generally falters, the continuous and almost automatic motivation by the guys did not fail to impress. And when one can step back from production and still witness this, it certainly reveals the pride students and staff have for the school. Those of you who are slightly critical of any late arrival of SELWYN HOUSE '78 must remember that, one day in the future, this yearbook will become, for all ofyou, a kind of timepiece once again. ticking off the memories of an entire year. Mark Davidson and Arthur C.M. Hsu fa' N., X . X . , x , . 1 As- 'lil ll nf .. 35 Q Q f 9 x I ,4 , Q! ! I . WL7' .jg fc W 'T P A ' 34 e.. Q s ag -i ef P2 , . l' V . , QQ.. T- . . I ,,t.., , , Q 1 , W 3