Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Q -ti... JEFF BRAY ERIC BUNGE fis ., .git J' I - .sw X - v :N-PI? f X as .-If get K, X, wg. .gp - K H st If We Well I guess this is it. After six long years I'm finally finished. I'd like to use this space to thank my friends, who have made these years bearable, and also to say T.G.I.O. I'm glad I went to Selwyn House, and maybe when I look back on it I'll even say I liked it, who knows. Anyway, to put it briefly, thanks everybody for everything. Jeff it's miller time, and of course, mugambo too, right? tL.C.J.i HAGEN. Although I know that I wouldn't send my children any- where else in Montreal, I am glad I am leaving Selwyn House. tCer- tain people here have dia- metrically opposed philosophies to mine,J The things I shall re- member the most are: Biology classes, Fooi, Scrawn, and mostly, the greasages. Bye, and watch out for the megalo-maniac! Remembering: NI, Choco, What is a mudsucker?, Hey Chucky, Soccer team, this is a team?, Uprights are for football, C.L., Just keep your eye on Mr. Man R.D, F.S. fpupilsj, The goalie scored? Wrestling, showing K.N. + B.S. how to fight, Stratford- C.L's slipping between the wall and the bed again! And R.M's out! Rugby on Astroturf at Forbe's field, Terradventure, B.M and C.B.'s labs, Does CP. get fed at home? Thanks! One often hears that education prepares one to face the outer world willing to learn the wondrous and experience the un- familiar. I have learned to face challenges with self-confidence and perseverence. I shall have lasting memories of my Selwyn career- working on the Yearbook, assisting in dramatic productions, and receiving the Best Speaker and Model Diplomat trophies at the Model United Nations. If it is the varied learning experiences that constitute a real edu- cation, the caring and ap- preciative teachers here have helped me to traverse a con- siderable distance along that path. I extend my heartfelt thanks to respected teachers and wish good luck to friends. -I live in a fire or isn't just like me the final hour -Men Without Hats Billy Jr.-Tarek the ?-Ultra mic- THE window-AE fthe big '????J- and- fCompuJ- The Griffin- Idiot!!! INo one notices Jooi BA HA HA I-IA!!!!!!!! Buffy- Geekinus- AKKJ- Kwaze- CUJO QAZJ- IIP'?- Jack- THANKS! ST, SH, TC! ckil -Resonable AKKO Shut Up, Sunny! Shut UD. TTI! NEIL BEATON FERHAAN AHMAD JEFF DICK

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JONATHAN BLANSHAY ERIK BLACI-IFORD Selwyn's structured environ- ment makes mental, physical, and emotional gain plentiful. But, more specifically, two things that Selwyn has given me are in- valuable in my pursuit of higher education: experience and friend- ship, both of which have been abundant in this, my last year. To my Bregs, K.N., J.B., and, in particular Paul and Rob, thanks, you've made my stay here meaningful and far more pleasant. Remember: a shmol-te'?! Suubarrooo! Brewskis, combats, hits on the dograt, and kkuhh. Good luck Selwyn, and to all those who remain. - We're just kicking up a rac- ket. -SLI? Tough things to write, these notes. Oh-be doh! Trying not to be overly bogus, I'll say that Selly's a great place to be for all aspects of life. I've been sur- rounded with incredible friends and had some wild times in this great environment. l'll always look back on my time here fondly. Some somewhat blurred tahemlj memories are various beer-chug bonanzas, the Lexicon, the Ledge and Bumper patrols, Rob's driving school. I want to thank: Mum, Dad, Leeps, Been, Candy, Rob, Woah Baby!, Dave, Androo, Mike tP.B.l, Bull, TM, SC, Vicky, Mike M. Before I go: I am not a lummoxl 3-5 Attack! No laugh at white beards, KC! At the Carb, Doyle. Be Czech, brother Fred. Merci, Marc. l'll see ya when I see ya -Mel Gibson After waiting five years at Selwyn and saying every morning when will it be all over? , I am now thinking that it might be bet- ter if I wouldn't have to go just yet. I guess that we all want changes in our lives, but when they come, we're usually not ready for them. S'long! Y'all Be Good Now, Y'hears! f ,- '1. . 3 .2 .we MICHAEL CAPOMBASSIS BORIS AJDUKOVIC MARC-ANDRE AUDET I Big Brothers, conditioning drills, 2 to l odds with Rob, Caddyshack, Fasttimes with the dudes, Mugambo Donuts, not- not over not , It's in the hole , You want it, you got it , good luck Dino: Candy-ass, Rob, Woah Baby, Daisy Doyle, Blanch, Big eyes. To my class- mates: lt's been a party. Thanks to all those who made the last four years a time to remem- ber. l've made it through my entire term Of 5 long years. I must now prepare To leave, to meet the world and stand firm In the face of what awaits me there. Friends I have made and must leave behind As I go in search of happiness: My only hope is that I might find A place as interesting as this. Au revoir et a bient6t, les gars.

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ROB DRUMMOND DOUG HIGGINS Aloha Dudes! TK, EB, HM, MC, PR, DD, and AS. Times to remember: Ticks Captain Morgan Phsst Birthday Farewell Bull Marathons Garage Sale Cham- pagne calling the cops Humbugs Cheech Willy Sid 2 to l odds with PB Driving Lessons with Lummox and Woah Baby Carb Road Trips kamakazes Jackie Stuart propass left on one to hic Stttdy vs. ECS Blazers Beef black hutnor Monsui Double-header Squeeze Arid that's all she wrote. Je Suis Maurice- what a guy! on the ice, on Mugambo patrol, in the garage- never ceases to amaze. Remember the name for it will go far, in which direction we're not sttre. Good Luck and much love always- Erik Doug, the best dressed boy in the grade has evolved into a charming young man, though, the road has been tough. Un- knowingly, he has become the centre of attention with his ability to destroy both teachers and girls with his verbal wit. A dedicated partier, Doug, with his sub- stantial contributions to Molson and eo.. has redefined the word party. The single most noticeable change during his tenure at Selwyn is his discovery of the word coddon . On a serious note, Doug has been there when the times were rough!! Keep up the good work: we've had a lot of fun. Cheers B.M.P. The things we remember best are those best forgotten People say that your second childhood comes during senility But l say that it comes during Grade eleven. Maybe when l leave this school I will regain my sanity. Tlte things l look forward to are not having to come to school so early in the morning and being able to wear what I want. SHS has, l think, given me a good Academic start, and l am grateful for it. ldon't know, you know? Noll!! l'll never forget: Yaps: l am humanl: Radar: Sami tYou've got that stupid look on your facel Wami-sorry George: Posturpedic stop touching Yaps' belly! Poor Dale! Bolo For the one millionth time Luigi page sixty-four! Norm: You tore up my Santa! Oops: Little Jimi: Goodbye Doug: Buddibuddibuddi: That's all folks! King says So long to all teven Widdil: So long to computerman tool Ah seuse me guys. ANDREW EMlLl 5 , l 1 KN ,-,4 n.-, A Kasey Fukada, alias Facey, Hiro, Kamikasey, Quasimoto. Kaseynova, and, lest we forget, Nipper. Five years at Selwyn have taken their toll. Remember Japan Airlines? Being S.H.S's photo- grapher at large, Rugby M.V.P., and blooming socialite: Kasey must find the time to do all of these, but somehow or another, he always comes out ahead! Life just wouldn't be the same without you?! Thanks for the erasers Kasey! CHRIS KEENE KASEY FUKADA