Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Mr. R. Manion Mr. A. Lumsden we-.ab Mr. J. Martin Mr. L. Zubizarreta WSE K 5: A Mr. B. Porter Mr. A. Weber Dr. B. Harker Mr. R. Wearing Mr. W. Kershaw Mr. L. Seville Mr. D. Williams Mr. B. Williams Mr. M. Krindle Mr. G. Dowd Mr. P. Litvack Mr. B. Glasspoole x , 'K 1 ' 'l T 2, fe ---, .e N l g 3 ix Mr. W. Reid Mr. B. Moffat Mr. R. Nincheri

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Selwyn House School has its first Council, and one whose members were selected by their peers. There are two representatives from each TUDEZTUCOLWKHL Q grade, including two boys from the Junior School. David Skinner, Grade 4 Ryan Blair Head Prefect, is President of the Council. Tim Reid is Treasurer and ,login-Pgiul Kovgilik John O'Brien is Secretary. Grade 5 . Ted Sglloptlocher The mandate of the Council is to provide a voice for the Student Qlqn fxlgll Body in the organization of activities. raising of funds for class ventures Gmlle 6 lcglmy Ellkm and philanthropy, and to serve as a forum for discussion of numerous ,ymlffw Hlll 35PfCl5 0f Student llff- Grade Prasun Lala The Council meets with the Headmaster every Wednesday morning. Dllllll ygfgllcfc So far the Council has discussed the semi-formal Dance, fund-raising Grade A . Clm, Naudia- ventures, class trips, the home-work policy, amongst a number of other Pglfr Hullwafll subjects. The Council is taking an active role in working with the Grade 9 Dcmmluc lgyllomflx Librarian, Mrs. Ferguson, in seeking ways to maintain order and Eng glllfllllsfll harmony in the Ubffiff- Grade I0 Toinniy Nlaclfarlane The School encourages the Council to become inyolv ed in thc day' to Slmlm ylglcltcll day operations of the School with an eye to improve life for everyone. Grade ll Tlm Rqld The new administration is proud of the Council and the work it is doing. .lohn O'Brien 1 i N ' PREFECTS . .Sl wfiifgl f D Pl' For the first time in the history of Selwyn House School, the Prefects were chosen by popular vote. Those who participated in the selection were the boys of grades 10 and ll. and academic staff. The Headmaster presented the Prefects to the student body at an Assembly' devoted to the occasion. This year there are eight Prefects with David Skinner acting as Head Prefect. The boys repeated a formal pledge of office and received a Prefect Pin and Tie as signs of their office. The Prefects have become actively involved in the daily life of the School, Each Prefect is directly' concerned with one grade level as well as taking responsibility' for a specific area of School life such as the Junior School, Publications, Assemblies. and Athletics We are very proud of the boy s and wish them success as they ! tackle the problems of leadership and its numerous respon- sibilities. QV R Cl ,-.- C-7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Manion, Gavin Drummond, Andrew Woodall, Denis Stevens, David Skinner, Head Prefectg John Cowling, Sebastian Gault, William Zacharkiw. ABSENT: Colin Chang.

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Mrs. D. Tasse Mrs. K. Fumanaro Mr. D. Cude Mrs. I. Dore X '. AC? N . sr 4 . .N sf . .E xi X Jw N N .. ' X.: ' v V -' ,Cf X -Y R. v 1 , if.,.:: Q as 1 ig . is . Miss H. Bourduas iii: I 1 K . r Mrs. M. Lynn Mr. G. Butler V A . b ,41- .I Qi YS J 52 ' Mr. N. Trembath Mr, T, Nicoll Mr. G. Maheu Mr. G. DeGuire Mrs. P. Marsh Mr. M. Rondeau Mrs. J. Clark Miss J. Lewis Mrs. E. Pinchuk Mrs. M. Parent Mrs. L. Elbaz Miss A. Wiggins 'r . 45 ss Q , if 'X fe N xm if 3' is , mix, 3 .- S W 'Gu N wddh .1 as X