Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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-195 GIOVANNI GALEOTTI Ambition: Marooned on Tahiti Probable Destination: Italian Tycoon Awards: never enough Claim to Fame: Being called the Italian Stallion Pet Peeve: Not being the Italian Stallion Favourite Saying: How's life? Parting Words: Good-bye lyou sucks!! RICHARD GRAHANI Richard. being the individualistic soul that he was, was too busy taking up astrophysics lspacel to write a grad note this year. ASHVINI GURSAHANEY Over the years that we have known Gursh, he has come across as a well- organized, bright, enthusiastic, person, but what happened in grade ll? Besides being a scholar , he is also known for his exploits on the badminton courts and a very flukey volleyball spike. His activities include photography club, math club, badminton team, and part time leisure team member. His claim to fameg having his name pronounced Gurshaaaney by Zuby and Gursanai by Deguire, having a disco hairstyle earlier in the year, and being the only non-Jewish person in Cote - St. - Luc. A Friend

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CHRIS CHAPMAN During his unpredictable rise to fame at Selwyn, Norton has become a definite asset to the school, and is well liked to the point of being adopted by Barry Williams. An outstanding non-athlete, Norts has not been on football, soccer, hockey, basketball, and rugby teams for the past five years. He has also not earned many academic awards. Norty has managed to soil his good name by receiving the Mark Beresford Memorial Award for academic ineptitude. Norton lsometimes called Chrisl is a master at the bad pun, the rotten one-liner, and the stolen joke, and is often hit for his tasteless comments before, during and after class. He is also a mine of non-information. An hour spent with Chris is better than a year in barber college. SOME MEMORABLE STATEMENTS: Spam : Elwood lives g Hello Chris' sisterug Nudge, nudgeng Hi Muffug Secks g Hey cheesy babyug Homework? You're kidding, right? g Hi, Dad , Well let's hear you try to be funny . JEAN-FRANCOIS CHENIER Hil Welcome to my grad note. Hope you like it but. if you don 't well, that's life. Are you comfortable? Okay Let 's go. Perhaps I should start by saying that I'm going to keep this humble. True, I could rave about my perfonistic achievements in debating and on the squash court. or dwell on the fact that I'm a genius lthough my marks don't necessarily indicate it! I 3 however, that's just not my style. I would rather be imperliguous. Therefore, all I want to say is that Selwyn House has been one of the greatest stonfabulations that has ever happened to me, and, though I hate to sound as if I'm blowing my own horn, that I have been one of the greatest things that has ever happened to Selwyn House. STEPHEN FONG Well, after all those years, those ethnic jokes are now really getting the best of me. I'm sure you long, pointy nosed. hairy people with pale faces can understand that right? Bye-Bye now.

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PAUL KORN Paul, being the unusual type he is, was too busy practicing his stretching exercises to write a grad note this year. DAVID KREDL Dave has been at Selwyn House for six years. Through those half-dozen years, he has come a long way from a two-tone C. P. Rail train to a two-door Mustang hatchback. He is recognized for his photography, chess, sound effects, lespecially wars and junglesl, as well as being the skip of the senior curling team. I will always remember Dave for his attempts in pretending to do work for the last six years. He is most remembered, however, for his strategical moves with girls, especially on ski trip buses. Dave has been seen with Al, his partner, at many high class restaurants such as Ruby F oo's and Harvey's, as well as many known sports centres such as St. Sauveur, Ntm's Island Tennis Club and Benny's pool hall. Dave - for you it's a chemistry lab and an O'Keefe. Big Al Thanks Al, and here's to you with O'Keefe. Dave ROBERT LANDE Rob is one of those consummately lucky individuals who hit Selly eleven years ago lgaspl. Consequently he has truly benefited from the devoted handful of teachers who serve to enrich our minds 1? I. Not only his capability to think, but his palate has been refined by these years of exquisite dining. Most noticeably, however, he has gained the privilege of associating with the social elite of Westmount ia privilege rarely bestowed on those who live out in the booniesl. Widely renowned for his success in teaching squash, Babs is also an ac- complished piano player, skilled at tennis, and a weekend sex god. The poor boy must unfortunately refrain from these activities periodically lafter Christmas, to be exactl, since this is when he recovers from his post-vacation sunburn. His codical involvement as editor of the school newspaper has been highly productive to say the most. In conclusion, we would like to say that Babs has been an invaluable asset to the student body. His undying wit has punctuated many a Physics class this year, and has often helped us through the day. --His Friends