Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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REX R.K. CHUNG IONATI-IAN BURNHAM l il Well recognized for his academic prowess, his diverse athletic skills and his paced social life. With razzmatazz on the wrestling ring and on the dance floor, Rex is the only guy with a female admirer in every city this side of Tokyo, For all your help, sincerity and friendship, we expect you'll stay SOLID Gold forever. We wish you luck, Chugs, and we know you'll go far. KS S.S. E.T. After ll years, I depart from S,I-I.S. more knowledgeable and with a memory filled with hap- piness. Special thanks to all my friends, my parents, Lucy, Eunmi, Marc, Chan, Christine and Debbie. Climb high, climb far: your goal the sky, your aim the star. Nine years at Selwyn House have helped me to grow and taught me to think - answer questions ques- tion answers. Infant curious dir- ected confused explained ques- tioning thwarted experiencing for- bidden good bad man curious. If men do not build How shall they live? When the field is tilled And the wheat is bread They shall not die in a shortened bed And a narrow sheet, in this street. -T.S. Eliot Apart from a case of identity crisis, Kim, or Joe, has lived up to his Latin Lover expectations. The Spanish Fly Plans to Head On Down The Highway as soon as he can, To Lennoxville tAin't Talkin' 'Bout Lovej. His problems ranged through the years from assorted paranoias, to overcoming in- credible nervousness of earlier years. As the only surviving heavy metalist, Kim is happy to leave the hostile, Devo world of S.H.S., Ckidclingj. J.K. Eleven words for eleven years: I thank my friends very much. Stay in touch. 'sp' TLS? BRUCE BRYDON Look at the new boys! These were the welcoming words of my classmates. I was then quite prepared to leave. l stayed and enjoyed. Thanks Mom and Dad. Good luck with Selwyn Chris! To my mates: Don't be strangers. and the immortal words of me: Don't let 'em pass ya the wooden nickel! BYE. Great times had by all! Thank you for sticking it out with me, Steve. Much love and luck, always tYou old smoothy, heartbreaker, yout. -Tom gt-af V - is l' si T? KIM BALLES STEVEN CLARK

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... . .,,. ,T ia.. '13- . . v - s f 'T xi? J GEOFFREY ADAMS FENTON AYLMER od! .mar Geoff was left at Selwyn's doorstep in '76, forced to survive as best he could. lt's '83 now, and it seems as if he might have made it. Known for his tendency towards anti-fashion and sarcasm. he never fails to criticile anyone sporting a button-down. We know that Geoff will succeed at whatever lie does, if he ever gets out of the hockey dressing room, or recovers from his DELIRIOUS Sliile. -MS l-1A Sounds of laughter shades of earth are ringing through my open view inciting and inviting me. -The Beatles ls it Pledge or .lolinson's Floor Wax? How can l to sum up eight years of my life in one small paragraph. Maybe l should just mention my most memorable year, my last one. ln these past few months, l have made more friends land good ones for that matterl than I have ever made. l've been around these people for most of my long stay, but l never had the pleasure to know them until this year. Thank you Ghost Prefects g Geoff A., Mike, Bruce, Geoff M., Beckett, Seiji, and Albertog you're the best. And a special thanks to those who were always ready to listen, Murdo, Rex, Tom H., Edwin, Probal, et ma chere Adina and all of her friends. I love you all. lT'S JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX! Struggling through ll long years at SHS has left its mark on Tom. His many attempts to remain in- conspicuous have failed. He has had the bad luck of being elected to the prefecture: being subjected to the humiliation of sitting on stage at every assembly. Fur' thermore, he has had the em- barrassment of being both academically and physically en- dowed. Tom, keep a stiff upper lip and perhaps you'll find a place where you're not so popular! Best of luck. P.L. Member of running, football, basketball and rugby teams. Collector of awards, medals, books and anything else given out for distinction at prize giving. Holder of famously boring yearbook staff and sttident council meetings, Unquestionable king of questionable jokes in mixed company. Creator of the off-key B-52's singalong in physics class cltib. Devoted B52, DEVO, and Duran Duran fan par excellence. Good luck with your continued studies wherever they lead you. A friend. l DEREK EATON 'Lv 4 f Alias Red tfrom Lachine. Loves DJing on weekends, working on physics projects, eating lots of pasta, playing soccer and Len- noxville romances or tragedies. Note from good friend JK. Robert displayed an amazing ability for doing very well in one subject while failing everything else. AMB - physical scientist. PD - tour guide at museum of science and technology. FavSay - Gross me out the door or Big deal. Thanks Mr. M and SHS. 'lj ,. TONY ANTONY ROBERT BERNIER

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Recollections: Tuckerman's Trip, lst Triumvirate, the Boat lwith I7 peoplej, lunch table, Sr. Football, foot through wall, gr. 8 riots, cookies, Stratford, Westmount Library, the Whiners, Rodeo Song, arguments, Jamie's gr. 9 party, DEVO, CMS, debate ex- change, whiskey sours, Mon. Morn., Chem. Class, debate exchange, parties, laughter, learning, friendship. growing up, Memories. During Martin's 1,987 days at Selwyn, he has always managed to fight his way to the top, with the aid of a quick tongue and sharp wit. His often aggressive and demanding personality has enabled him to take charge of any situation and intimidate any opponent lCVCn some Biology teachersl. Academically, Martin has excelled in Computer Science, often being seen counselling his teacher. Memories: Fab - For, Knowlton, Le Club, Wasterines, and bumper tag in the Moltkc - mobile. Best wishes in your future endeavours. Christian Robertson Vytas' heartwarming smile and handsone Lithuanian disposition has often overshadowed his ac- claim as a dedicated and successful arts bunny. Whether pummeling a heap of the deep in the Alps, or conquering the headwall at Tuckerman's Ravine, Vee is notorious for making everything look easier than it really is. His diversified and plentiful talents have shown through in all facets of life: including on the stage, playing Macbeth, as Representative of the Flat Earth Society, originator of the first ever Selly Film Festival, and in late night carousing on Crescent Street. From Stratford to Carleton to the dim halls of S.H.S., Vytas' slaphappy cheer has offered a refreshing break in the sometime monotony of school life. We will always remember him for his warmth and consideration. Vee for all you do, this one's for you. Meet you in the Alps! -un ami ln my five years at Selwyn House I had some good times and some not so good. I would like to thank the teachers who were patient and helped me. I will always remember my good friends: Bruce, Sieji, Geoff, Steve and Mike. I wish you all happiness in the future. Yeah! 'U .lohn has steadily improved in academics since landing in SHS in grade 7. His performance in this field was markedly affected lin a good wayi hy his intermittent love life. Known to make mountains from mole hills, John is an aggressive mark grubber. His incredible laugh tmeasured at 8.5 on the Richter scalej was capable of rendering his friends deaf. Wishing JAR success, not luck, in life. His friends.