Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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O , ' CHRIS PRA IIEY Y' l'-i . ' Us ' 5 JIMMYSMITH Eleyen years at Selwyn and this is my Grad Note: XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XX XXX X XXX XX X XXX X X XXXXX X X XX XX X X XXXXXXXXX X X X XXXXXXXXXXXX Thanks tnot Thanxl to everyone for at throughly enjoyable and rewarding experience. After a five year stay at Selwyn House, I leave the school with many fond memories. I thank my fellow classmates tesp. E.C.I attd the teachers for making this es- perience such an enjoyable and fulfilling one. With them the seed of wisdom did I sow, And with my own hand labour'd it to grow: And this was all the Harvest that I reap'd I came like Water, and like wind I go. Eric talias Cosmic Kidi had a lengthy but exciting 5 years at Selwyn House twhich evidently enough turned him waekyi. Nesertheless, remember this: Table I7, Let's break monl, Car on ice, Meat?!!, Wheat! Vodka, Hey Talat!!, Forget math mon, let's play footbaIl!, Melanie. You'lI be missed, good luck Mr. Surgeon. A A.F.B. Indeed, I leaye Selwyn House with many fond memories. I would like to thank the teachers for their time and patience. But most of all, I would like to thank my classmates esp. T.C'.. AB., E.N., D.M. Best oflttck to all- Dedication: Mel. W. To sum tip fiye years at Selwyn House in one grad note is nearly impossible. I would like to thank my friends for being there and ptttting tip with me at times. I promise you that you won't haie to listen to any ntore jokes!! Thattks, Mom and Dad. for the opportunity to attend such a fabulous place, and for neyer losing hope when the going g0I really rough. To the teachers and coaches. thank you for trying to giye me an education tno matter how hard I resisted! before I graduated. Good luck, Mike and all who remain. Well boys, it's Millertinte. I spent many. many years at SHS. yet these were good times: La-la j'ai mon yoyage!3 CAL - you'll learn it next year. OKTQ ENOUGHYIQ You're late: Go and see Mr. Maniott - Sexille - Weber - etc.: A.-MXH! - Scoop from blue to black?: Ninadeli: an extension - please'?3 What should we do tonight? - Your house is free? Yeah, don't tell anyone . . . Letntne otit of this bathroom! I want nty ntutnnty! I want souylaki! tl before EI: Hey. man, my brakes don't worklg Sit litre Serge tno commetttii You better watch out for Telegraph Jake! ...' Thanks friends, it was supergood, supergood, the best! If r W 05,4 T3 ERIC SZPYT F7 ROBERT WEXLER 1' li JAKE RICHLER

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CHARLES NEWMAN -5 5, 4 S I I MIKE MCNALLY After a decade at SHS Chuck Malcolm Newman is moving on. If not seen being taken to the hospital for one of his bad knees, Charlie and the boys are usually found talking about recent conquests in sports, math, etc. Whether Tom Cruise in New York or Charles Newman in Montreal he's an all round nice guy. S.G. Thanks to everyone who helped especially D.B, C.M, F.H. and S.G. Au revoir but not good-bye. The man who has been aspiring to the level of Humphrey Bogart all of his life has finally served his six years sentence. Debating, as well as skirt-chasing, have proven to be some of Mike's favourite ac- tivities. Although his debates were occasionally marred with a loss, they always proved to be in- teresting and fun Idrag-racing and threat making in Toronto, D.E. admiring in Plymouth, and egg invasions in Cantonj. Mike's ideas and solutions to problem always seem to amaze us all: a new chemical that will turn the ocean into mercury so that the fish would float to the top and fishermen could simply scoop them up in big nets tkeep it up Mikel. All in all, everyone will miss the man who likes his martini stirred, not shaken. - G.G. When Chris came to Selwyn House in grade 5, my mom told me to be nice to him and to show him around the school. When I got to school I saw him surrounded by a crowd of friends. Since then Chris has always helped me through my difficult times. Selwyn will always remember you, Chris, as you will remember the good things, times, and people. Don't forget the Scoop, Mr. Cats, L.D, W.K, the park, Caesars, driving without important things, the year war, D.J, J.R, I'm so embarrassed, bad drivers, 2 for 25, and especially me and my parties. - Adam I would sooner fail than not be among the greatest. -John Keats There have been so many great times it's a bad trip trying to mention them all, along with all my good friends. So, if you're not mentioned don't cry I probably forgot. DP - Cheers can't a guy get any sleep, PH. MK - money, anti- - 1 wa CHRIS NAUDIE ch, 100070 BUDWEI SUURR. PC - 1 Pil, OID, SIS, kid quick, sex talks. if t,', ,Avl sg - if HM : When staring at a human face, RR ' HCS Cakes' up toes' you re Q 4 , . ' 'Si don't keep your eyes fixated on the IY'erdSl'gH ' !:,ElEOi:nIE0nA.lf.A PT 'k .1, '. ' V1 f same spot for any great length of les' 83,5 'NAM' O0 . . ' , f 3 time. Scan the features but con- young' hy' Pl 6OACHESn0 -1. U ' .I 1 R centrzate-rntaainly on the eyes fand i?13?Ri'3?Mi43 yawn miss me M4' L , mout . is represents one o the , , ' A ' 4 A two most important pieces of Q-haqki HA be lQr0uCl'dNf'I1I 1,5 i' Q 1' advice I could give to a Selwyn on a as eip' we f e ' - 7 , House student. The second can be EQFUEL Tfgn a Ot' Rkiulgii' 1 X: summed up in the lines below . . . LOUPER flfjltvesomjil- DC t BBS T lf the ends don't look as if they , bud ' REEF au etfllnk F Y I will justify the means - they will. In .' ' ' ' ' the end you will know what I gI?AC+lESgg:hfPHSk.dUNDE' 'V mean' . t night + URI. I-IOW'S IT GOING? IHAJ. - Thanks - CB, CN, DJ, WB, JB. co, tspeedyt, oo. I love you att, X. 'I it's been fun, I'll miss you all, keep ' ' 'h. E. KAI MCCALL m mm BY BOBBY IUNNY 15

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use V' DAVID PICKWOAD ADAM SOUTAR .ye You just gotta like it - Pill, Pre, T- Bone: Can't a guy get any sleep, Cheers. Rambo: Whatever hap- pens your toes are still tappin'. T.D tHalf pinti, C.B. Dan Dufek. The Rat Pack at the Louper before the Sweet. Don't forget the West Island Trip and the Blue Helmet tJ.B.7. Let's go crazy, I can see no reason why not. Football champs? The bets, lunch grade 9. Burning down the house. Thanks guys for making it a great five years. You party animals you, this Bud's for you. Keep passing the open windows. John Irving. Eleven years ago in grade one. Adam was surely the most cheerful student you could find. The always dishevelled Adam, with his dragging feet and untucked non- button down fGod forbidlj shirts. Always seemed to be able to look at the lighter side of life. Today after eleven years, one would expect for him to change, but his personality had survived the decade unscathed. In times of pessimism and gloominess, he livened up the atmosphere with an EC or a RW joke. His laugh and smile were a common and welcome sight at SHS, and a sight we will soon miss. Memories: Sun-in .. the 3 D movie. Andres grape juice, women such as ES, JH, DG, 84 KH, DP's unforgettable party, Nina-Deli, good friends such as RH 84 JH, teachers such as M. Maheu 8: Mr. Litvack. Casa Pedro's, and the many parties at 3 Hudson. Our gang of all around nice guys , consisting of two greedy conservatives, one crew cut WIC, one Jake, and one Scottish peanut will miss you. Well it's been so long as David Bowie once wrote and only now do I fully realize that five years have gone by at SHS. It is very strange that at times like this I can recall very little: my first detention in my second week at SHSQ the SWT computers that always broke down: the table-push to Ottawa: murder ball in the yard, and my incentive to work which always came late in the first term. I now know that we all owe a lot to each other. Much thanks to DL, TB, and so many others. BEST OF LUCK to my fellow graduates in the years to come. Good luck DW! See you guys, eh! i-ucv'-M W- -f- ......' I my A . PEACH. Gimme the Saints in 4. Jill 16. Dan Dufek and his Bills. Stock up on milk . . . Monitor? The line. SCTV. R.P's looper. Fight night skids. D.P. - Gone Crazy . Beers got six. Got six beers. Lifesavers. 21. Tiptoes. Leo Spleen. The undergrads. Beezob. Sten. Thanks QM + D161 to all those who were a part of my life in the past years both in and out of Selwyn. As one religious anarchist once said: Ya gotta like it! As my final year draws to an end, I would like to say that I enjoyed Selwyn House very much. Although I have only been here five years, I have learned many things, not only in the academic and physical education programs, but also from my classmates. I came to Selwyn House in grade 7 as an insignificant new boy , fighting for survival in a new school, and I leave it now as a thopefullyi more mature and wiser human being. Special thanks to all the teachers and students who made my stay at Selwyn House so memorable. and especially A.K, G,S, and M.J. We are merely passing through history, this history. ,pqh 1- n RAY RITCHIE 'Y ef Y TIMOTHY WINN Al EX RlNlx