Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ee 1' ' l will not shovel any more of this I bet you think that's Coke in this can. lf' l - 6 . 5 - , 34 I 7 i 1, if -'FJ f -1z,,.'?Q1- A . '-uxuef'-. . Q, .5133 n -. turf -1' e '-if ' 413 H I L . A 'H' 4 Wig X av - fn Q -yuh ' Q . I , How did he talk me into taking this job? I ? l I I S X l . il 'g----.. . ik - 4 -up .- .' 3 I think l'll have five Big Macs, six large orders of french fries and three milkshakes to go. -., So this is where the Yearbook comes from? Q Q V V. b 'f ' -ifgilgiic tt .- .., . its we Sir, six and six is twelve, not thirteen.

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unior School June 1980. Another year. The junior staff indulge in a retrospective musing. No two days are identical. The routine, broken by the ordinary boy saying something apparently out of character - a straw in the wind? Reassess your evaluation of this particular young mind. A timid one gains confidence - did we help? The art taken down from the classroom walls evokes memories - sometimes funny, frequently revealing. The bored looks turning to interest as a boy reads a narrative poem extremely well. The pleasure and sense of achievement one feels when you hear your own untaught vocabulary being used by two friends in a lunch-time conversation. The expanding mind that defies you to allow your own to shrink. We go on and on. Thank god for summer holidays. Thank god too for September and renewal of the cycle. Patricia Marsh, Director, Junior School