Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Vs 's'Q This Yearbook is Dedicated with ik I I Q.- tf- 1 it i 6 ,. - Ji Q . M ' 4 'er' To reach a yearbook deadline, this Junior School Report is printed in early February. What does one say about a half-baked pie? lf one is negative one tastes only the raw dough and the chewy meat. We, in the Junior School are positive people. Writing this in mid-winter the 'dough' of our days is raw still: -the 'meat' frequently hard to chew, but, always, we savour the potential of the ingredients. Every year we are sustained by visions of great fulfillment when glorious June arrives. We are seldom disappointed. At Prizegiving this year of '78 cast a second look at seven hard-working Junior School teachers and their charges, and you will sense their mutual feeling of achievetnent. Mrs. Pat Marsh Director of Junior School Excerpt: Junior School Report 1978 Great Affection to Mrs. Patricia Marsh DEDICATION Patricia Marsh For twenty years Selwyn House has been fortunate to have Patricia Marsh as a member of its community. Her flair for teaching impressed both pupils and colleagues. Mrs. Marsh loved drama and worked tirelessly to have it included in the school curriculum. Giving endless hours to rehearsals, costume creation and sets Mrs. Marsh transmitted her love and appreciation for drama to her pupils. Involvement in a Junior School production was part of each child's experience, as she encouraged the participation of all, not just the talented few. Mrs. Marsh combined outstanding expertise in the classroom with the ability to listen to the problems of others. Throughout her tenure as Director of the Junior School her sympathetic ear was in demand by countless boys, worried parents and uncertain or inexperienced colleagues. One always left feeling better than before. Her presence at Selwyn House will be missed by all who have known and loved her. Aristotle, one of the greatest teachers of all time, when asked what he considered the task of a teacher to be, answered, Those who educate the young well are more to be honoured than they who produce them, for these only give them life, those, the art of living well. Such a teacher is Patricia Marsh. The whole Selwyn community wishes Pat joy and Godspeed in the years ahead.

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YEARBOOK TAFF Erik Blachford Hagen Mehnert .lohn Blanshay Rob Mason Etienne Cote Duncan McLaren Charlie Porteous Jimmy Smith M. Krindle B, Glasspoole Editor-in Chiel Sports Literary Classes Special Eventx Special Exents Grads Advertising Staff Advisor Staff Advisor