Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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JOHN ARMSTRONG Well known for his fickleness towards females, Armie has proven himself to be a successful party-heartier first class. Whether giving lessons on studliness or trying to imitate Ziggy's super-coiffe, Juan has elevated his Edmontonian image to that of a chic, Westmount Bif-in-training. Member of the Pumphouse Quartet and part-time ray-catcher, John will be definitely remembered for his responsible attitude towards school, We have eight tests tomorrow? Forget it! Let's get whaled!! lt's been a great three years, Johnny? and I'm sure we'll meet again, burning down the slopes of some Rocky Mountain peak. - a friend land roomiel DUNCAN BALL Druncan is best known for his favorite habit: being a true gourmet. He is always first to point out the sensous qualities of a deLUSHous meal. Good ol' Dunc has turned out to be an eternal party-goer, constantly on the look-out for a fun time. This getting wailed is the best road to Nirvana attitude assures that his company will always be enjoyable. A never-say-die for wipe outl ski bum, computer whiz tSneakers freakl, and possesser of admirable wit and a rather bent sense of humour, Drunc is sure to liven up any blase conversation. Famous for his quest for adventure ll-le is known to wander aimlessly down on Crescent in the wee hours of the morningl, with Dunc around, something interesting always happens. Tempus Bibendi - it's been great!! AQAJ Friend. COLIN CHAN G l'd like to get away from earth awhile And then come back to it and begin over. May no fate wilfully misunderstand me And half grant me what I wish and snatch me away Not to return. Earth's the right place for love: l don't know where it's likely to go better. Robert Frost Well, the time has come for me to bid you all farewell. lt has been for me quite an interesting ffor lack of a better wordl eleven year experience - one l shall never forget. To all fellow and future graduates as well as anybody else l may have encountered, I wish the very best of luck in the coming years.

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ROBERT AGUAYO Throughout the years, Rob, better known as the Stud, has had obvious suc- cesses at the school. I-le managed to maintain an incredibly average average, while competing on just about every team formed. In the fall he played football, and though he was not the biggest player, he managed to be a key factor in the team's success. ln hockey, he strived as both an offensive and defensive player. Finally, by the time rugby season came around, Rob, even though he suffered from excrutiating pain and numerous booboos, once again proved to be an exceptional player. What makes Rob such a well-rounded person is that, though he spent much time studying and winning sports trophies, he still found time to help his fellow students in times of trouble and to have his own fun. Rob, we'll never forget you. -your friends. Now the ice will thaw and the flowers can begin to grow. STEPHEN AHERN This young man has gotten himself into more trouble this year than one can imagine. Who's the new girl this week anyways, Steve? The composition kid, member of the exclusive tanning club is late again. Being an eternal genius also gives him the right to be a schizophrenic any time he wants to. You got any today, Steve? l've always got it, child. Steve will always be remembered by classmates for the person who just floats around, making new friends everywhere. lt appears as though he is always in two places at the same time. Over to Anne's to tan? Or, over to Kim's to bim? l'm sure Steve will always be in everyone's mind for years to come. l'll take the high road and meet you in Calgary. - A Friend

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x -'Y' vhs-N' 4 'uc WILLIAM COFFEY William, or Ben, as he is affectionately known by his friends, may have gone through his seven year career at Selwyn House unnoticed by the younger grades, he certainly did not go unrecognized by his own classmates. Perhaps he was not in the spotlight because of his peculiarities: unselfishness, thoughtfulness, and consideration. I-Ie did, however, make waves this year when he became interested in rugby. For a rookie , he did exceptionally well. Not only was he playing among bigger athletes, but he also started in a great number of games. An even greater accomplishment for Ben was his winning of the MVP award for cross- country skiing, after so many years of hard work. Anyways, Benge, good luck next year. I guess Selwyn's loss in Mount A's gain. We'll miss you. JOHN COWLING Sellie is very different from what I had expected in grade five when I came. The masters don't make you eat properly, I didn't get into a fight every recess, and l was never caned once for dropping my pencil. l'd like to thank all the people that made this possible incl. m. and p., S.'s O. 84 B., and esp. all my f.s Qthey know who they arell Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evilgffor thou art with meg thy rod and thy staff comfort me. Thou shalt prepare a table before me in the presence of them that trouble megfthou hast anointed my head with oil, and my cup shall be full. Surely thy loving kindness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my lifegland I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. Psalm 23 verses 4-6 Thanks Sellie.