Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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PAUL SPANIEL LIFE CHARACTER MANNERS ANXI- ETY FEAR SLEEPLESSNESS FRUSTRA- TION LEARNING FUN LIES FRIENDSHIP STRESS MASK MUSIC TEACHERS PRO- CRASTINATION DEATH JOY BOREDOM STRUGGLE WAGASTE POST TESTI WEEKEND BLUES HATES PRINT WRITE SORROW EGGS DAYDREAM - AND AF- TER HIS 4 YEAR STAY, ALI. HIS MAI- ORS. H S. EXPERIENCES FUSED THEM- SELVES INTO ONE HUNK OF ABSTRACT MATERIAL TO BE PLANTED INSIDE HIS HEAD, I OWE MY THANX TO MR + MRS. EVERYONE WHO HAS HELPED ME THROUGH THE YEARS HSLIRREN- DER TO SELF-PRESERVATION' FROM MOTHERS WHO CARE FOR THEM- SELVESI A BLINDNESS THAT TOUCHES PERFECTIONC IT HURTS .IUST LIKE ANYTHING ELSE - JODIY BRENT SHELDON It is finally over. After 6 long years of Selly torture, my stay here comes to an end. Although times were tough at points tevery time I heard those immortal words on the goalline l, I leave here with many fond memories of students and staff. Thanks to Rob, Karim, Paul and John for teaching me how to drive, perform karate, think clearly and dance, respective- ly. ll-Ia-Haj How can I forget the Terradventure trips, both Punk- wars, my incredible Omni, Krelar and all our DSLD sessions, soccer and hockey feats, the B-team, and my Look of Intelligence! Now I can continue my life and get rich. Nickname: HOOPS Favourite saying: You're in big trouble --? Pet Peeves: Trying to copy BP notes from board, convincing NB he's not a mad puppy, contemplat- ing the comparative so cio-econ- omic trends between N. and S. India with SH BM irritating ways of teaching physics - a head that never stops bobbing Memories: GS was a real good guy he was always there with help al- ways polite never obnoxious - if you believe that then you'll accept my No. 3 bill. .lust joking, good luck GS, SHS Six years seems long enough. Time to move on and time to look back on what I leave behind. Adieu Selwyn, bonjour world. Many memories I have shared be- hind these walls, both good and bad, but forgive and forget I al- ways say. Ciao to all my buddies who were invaluable to my state of mental health - B.D., D.H., and especially F.S. QBBI. Thanks Mom and Dad, it now seems worthwhile. My struggle is over, sweat and blood disregarded: 1 have finally won, I have finally beat the system - I HAVE ESCAPED. A rebel without a cause. KONC, KAMAKASEY, POS- TURE-PEDIC, PUTZ, HEAVE- HO, WIDDI, GOODBYE DOUG, CHUCK - GRIFFIN OF THE WEEK, BENNY, SCRAWNY, SAMI-WAMI, PARALLEL PARKING WITH CHICO, BOZO, IIP AND TTI, THE 30 YEAR-OLD 7 YEAR-OLD. ABDEL, THE STUDENTS AT SELWYN HOUSE HAVE AL- WAYS SEEMED TO GATHER INTO SOCIAL GROUPS: THE INTELLECTUALS - CHUCK. DOUG: THE PERMA-NERDS - GEORGE: SUNNY: THE JOCKS - FERHAN, ALAINQ THE SOC- IALITES - WIDDI, RAMSEYZ AND THE FASCIST - EMILI. I HAVE FOUND THAT THEY ARE NOT SO DIFFERENT. AND HAVE BEEN FORTUN- ATE ENOUGH TO EXPER- IENCE THEM ALL OVER THE YEARS. GEORGE SAMUEL ERIC WIDDICOMBE ANDREW SADER

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CARL FREDRIK SVENSTEDT SEAN SOFIN Lost since Gr. 4, l've struggled tnot too hardl to stay only mildly insane. With all the ups and downs, a scitzoid kind of life, Sel- wyn has been both educational and fullillitig. With the old lines I thank my family, whom I've missed these last two years, and turn to my peers, B. Brother, Bob, and just too many more to name. You've all contributed to such a list of tnemories. With all our Wsmt Wanderings, we were a Mu- gambo patrol. Some particulars in- clude the blonde syndrome, co- pilot, 6.2Wo, musi-fashion, many first times, and one wild and crazy Czechoslovakian guy. I just want to thank everyone I've ever met. Tremblant, Manitou, F.H.B.O., Chicken Catchittory, P-N, Full Blast, l.M.W.Y., and S.H.T. What a stud! Whether it was be- cause of the green or the red, you could never miss him. S.H.S.'s trendy fashion G.Q. prep man. Also quite infatuated with S+M and handcuffs. Although Sean is not a browner, he has a great deal of potential both in class and out: always contributing to the school spirit. Sean you're gonna go far. Surviving nine years of S.H.S. has got to say something for ya! keep in touch, and best of luck. R.U-J. You're a Rock'n'Roll Suicide -David Bowie Thanks Selwyn House, for seven great years. I will always remember certain memories: Big eyes, mu- gambo, Beef-head, La Commun- ication, Lummox, Fast Times at Ridgemount High, Jem ale, Coach, Stratford movies, October- fest, slowest guy on school teams, Makel, Music Appreciation tthanks Warrenl, Woah Baby, Craazy Colin, classroom sports with the farmer, Doy-oy-oy ..., Terraventure, Oom-pa-pa, Mike the Spike, don' worry about it . Thanks and may the next seventy- five years be as good. I have now attended this school for as many years as there are fin- gers on your hands Ido not count the thumbs.l l have now reached the time of my graduation. Now that I have reached a state of men- tal semi-tnaturity, I am now to fill this grad note with some intelligent or witty comments, Regretfully, what l had in mind is fat beyond the mental capacity of you who are reading this. 'Q 4 '-fe 1' an . I 'X .. I am at a lack of words for this final note to the yearbook. l just want to thank all the people who made the eleven years at Selwyn House enjoyable: D.K., J.O., F.S., G.S., S.S., E.B., F.H., K.R., Billy tBaaaal, M-A.A. The rest l'll leave to New Order: Thoughts that never changes remains a stupid lie, it's never been quite the same, no hearing, or breathing, no move- ment. no collage of silence. Rise and fall of shame: search that shall remain, we asked you what you'd seen, said you didn't care. MIKAEL SANDBLOM er .air ANDREW SEELY ANDREW ZITZMANN

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