Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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JOHN KELLY John's roots in the 'Times and his cultural stint in England have made him a gentleman, a model to us all. Never one to overdo it and always having his head screwed on straight, John has proven to be the most innovative sartorial per- sonality. Always leading the field in hairstyling: first the fro, next new wave. The prophet who enlightened us with tunes such as B 52's and Duran Duran. Bonne chance et aurevoir mais pas adieu. DE. MacFARLANE ...- 4 Mars Pit KJ Marks Gaei DDD Matt Ott Moun + lic MACT Pete + The boys Troubs 8 Lingsaltines Dumb Punks Ogla Pranks M +D conn Latin Jigs Gizz Sue Devil Looking up Sing Dance Carb Roasts Max Bull Pouss in Grad France Mark Rollon Willie Bad influence Contest knives Met Prouts Beac Looking down Jem Long nights Tiny Je Suis Steve Woh Baby! football Hockey Rugby SHS was priviledged to have had Tom, as was to have had him as a good friend. You have a great future pal. Thanks for making these years easier for me. -Steve A fun loving kind of guy - The Jewish Journal Jamie has been at Selwyn for five years. In a ROUND about way, he has been the perfect tease. Fat Buddy has managed to put up with almost every insult imaginable. If Jamie had given as much effort to academics as he has to calorie consumption, he would surely be a prodigy. Despite his spherical figure, Boss is an excellent skier, and baseball player. Memories: pool parties, Dunns, a faithfully open house, food, and more food, consideration and friendship. Thanks. C'mon guys. Avoiding Intelligence And Reason Devoid Of Human Sympathy, The Romanticist Seeks The Finer Spirit Of All Knowledge Understanding Better The Totality Of Life. He Prefers The Sentimental To The Rational. He Demands Maximal Involvement Of Self Affirming lntrospection And Judgement. He is Absorbed With Heroism, Emotion, Idealism, Agony, Ec- stacy, And Fate. He Realizes The Development Of Moral Character Is Almost Solely The Product Of Human Relationships. Thanks To All Who Helped Me Further My Goals. Five years to sum up in one paragraph. Impossible, you say! You're right. Selwyn House has provided me with friendships and memories too numerous to listg so I just want to say thanks to all. q,n 1.2 JAMES PHILLIPS SEAN SCENSOR ,eq 'Q ! Q-3' MURDO MURCHISON

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f' -r rv 17 fbi fu! CHRISTIAN ROBERTSON Q an .L STEPHEN PENNER 139'-sv A . ':-1.XsTEN'- S f f t ' - t Rttmotircd as thirty, Christian's ten years at SHS have proven to be ratltcr eventful, be it on the field, in thc halls, or the consuming whirlpool of social activities. Although highly devoted to his homework, he somehow managed to take part in a battery of social engagements. Tlte doer of many a dangerous deed, he often amalcd his friends with his uncanny ability to injure hitnself. Often seen att Plttncx all gooped-up, his trend setting style and the occasional rendelvous with the Fab-four, will always he remembered. D.H. l have DOI much to say tfunny for a guy who couldn't shut his mouth! on this tlte occasion of my grad note. l've a lot to thank S.H.S. for. This school made me literate, for example. Athletics ltave taught me how to play sports as a team, and how to react calmly to situations on the field of combat. Through, at my years of Selwyn, l have found myself thinking back to my first days at school thinking about how I was going to survive the torture of the Selwyn image. Somehow l managed tthough l don't know I did ith to survive, and as l leave Selwyn l can say that Selwyn has given me something that will last my entire life, corny as it may sound, Selwyn gives each student a sense of values, so that when l graduate from Selly l will be able to go down the road with a tnap in my hand. THANKS After my five year stay at Selly, l find it difficult to believe that I am finally leaving. Leaving, however, means change and change means new challenges and experiences. Thus, instead of bidding you adieu, l say aurevoir and wish you and my fellow grads all the best for the future. l leave Selly with a heavy heart, but also with the knowledge that it has given me all it has to offer. Bien que je pars, je me souviens. Thank you alll The lived moment of Life is the only reality. The past is finished, the future not yet. Past follows into present and both shape the future. Now it's time to LIVE some more, move on to CEGEP, carry the good times, and forget the bad. Any brain can hide -- few can stand. Any kid can fly -- few can land. Any gang can scatter -- few catt form. Any kid can chatter -- few can inform. Pete Town- shend that's it! My seven years at Selwyn House have been quite an experience. l'd like to thank all my friends and classmates who made my Selwyn years psychic! A special Thanks to the Fab Four and fellow party commandos. lt's a wonderful time to be alive. Wonderful people everywhere. The way they comb their hair makes me want to say it's a wonderful place! PROBAL LALA GUY MacLAREN 14

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l C137 At School one day, a friend asked me how I maintained such a harried look. Evidently my eleven years at Selly have shown strange repercussions. One thing I have learned here is that there are people who care and you don't have to go far to find them. To all my friends: you are the goodness that makes the punch spiked in the party of life. Special thanks to Cessa, C.R., V.G., BB, ME, HT, D.H. Remember we were not born to see through people, but to see people through. I have been at SHS for eleven years. Throughout these years I have lived through many ex- periences, some good, some bad. However, despite all the work, I have had fun. When I first came here in grade one, I was a scared little boy who never expected to survive the eleven years. Now that they are over, l am glad to have had such an adventure. Now l'm off to Scotland for a few years. so Good-bye Selwyn House NICK TINGLEY BECKETT THOMSEN 1- TV During his five years at SHS Phil has been known to be a quiet guy who usually minds his own business. Phil seems to have broken out of his shell as he parties every Saturday. Amazingly enough Phil has done very well in academics although he seems to be struggling to stay awake during class. Anyhow the best of success in whatever path you decide to follow. A friend. 'I l I SV. :ja A xx rg. I, i . X , I . I' p ' f ,Z I -fa f V M, ,, . ,- i -1 f - . ' J Vcn'i'.e H JA? There are many who did know him But not the way we did Sure enough he has a wild one As is the most hungry kid. Fab-For hits the Beaver Club, This school has transformed me. New Boy. be aware. The most important thing is Friendship. To all my friends, may we all meet in Schaeffer City. Life was easy when it was boring. PI-IILLIPPE VENTURA NICHOLAS VON MOLTI