Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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an-Q hood bye to you. the many teatrliery ty ho hziye made nie yee the nnport.tnee ol .in v.dtie.ition. Cloud bye Nlt, Wtlltannx tl yyill ylttiye totnottoyxl. Nlt. Hearing tlt ty he-tititeonyl, Xlr. Dowd lSll, l xyrite Snort tnellyltl. Xlr B. VktIlt.1ink tl ytill ditln't text-gh my mother tnyltylil, Xlr. lttyaek lytnee yin othery tt eh.tneel. Nlr. Nmehert Pttil y l lWLlIll. lttiltunl. Nlt. Xlaiheu lkinee. you lol. N Lruyon UK e .ill end tip yiy teet belou the eronndl. Nlr. DeguiretAh Ytnee. l haye tinother joke lor your. .-X xpeei.il good bye to Nlfktll Al o what du you teel proud'.'l. l tix yan tty .int to make .1 betl. BH k , . . X'lfXCl Lil IKM l'R-XNK IMBISOXOB C5 QE? .lASON llRl'NtJ Q-r , 1 sr ll XX ID li Xl l'Xl XX lhere ty nothing l ezin yt rite which would poyytbly yum up tyyelye .itduotix years ol' my lite, To thoke yy hom l httye rome to greatly knoyy and loye oyer the yeary, l thunk yon, ,Xlter all. yytthout each ot you, theye yeztry yyould not haiye been quite the katne. Liroyitng Lind ehanging together. I hold yytth eaieh ot' you eheriyhed and prieeleye nietnoriey ot out dayk both in and out ot yehool that will no doubt your in yalne ax the yeary paw on. VN e had Nome truly elawie ttmey. l iyill at one point or another remember. Wll Ll.-XM. DAVE. ,l.-XNIIE, DAN, ANDERS. P.-XL'L, C.-XNIPBELI . RAY. TOM. PETF. BR-XD. l,-XN, Relleetiony, obyerygitton. ideal. mime. milky, tdlke, winter. JOY DIN NE WORD. Xtter Il yeairx tit Selwyn. there are many metnortex that l yytll take tytth me it hen l leaye. Sinee grade one. many ltiendy hate come and gone. and yo matny thingx hgtye happened. l'd like to thank tny lrtendy lor being there yy hen l needed them oyer the yeary. and lor helping nie haye a great time. l'd eypeeitilly like to thank my mother, my tather. and my ytyter tor their continuing en- eouragetnent and yupport, Noyy thtit l tint leaying. l'd like to tytyh luture grade eleyenx good luck. .ind yay that l'll be proud as an old boy. PBA. YB, NlNlLB. GBP, l ARM. CHP. SATT. O'B. GOOD llXlliS. l get by mth gi little help from my llICllx.lx4 llilL1lNlCfLlflllCX NllCll'XlAl RRONISH s l'ye only been here lor three years. but they haye been great oney. l'd like to thank Smelly tor the Greco- Rornan tightk that l beat him at. Brad und the Parking Nleter for alma? being there to put me dottn. eyen when I didn't need to be, I .ilyo yyant to thank all the guyy tor being great palk. and ekpeeially -Xeyman lor xaying my butt in Phyktek. and no Ben it'y not real leather. Good luck for tho. year- to eome guyy. You'ye been yyatehing the yyhites ol' your eyek turn red. the calendar on the yyall ix tieking the dayw ot't'. Yoti'ye been reading some old lettery. you Nmile and think ot' hoyy much you'ye changed. All the tnoney in tlte yynrld e0uIdn't buy back thoke dayx - Thiy iy the day . . . Nlatt Johnyon

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A r 4' ff' ...ff S l oAv'iDrfEDER GREG l-ERGUS BEN GRAHAM As of this moment, l do not consider myself fully alive. The six past years have been, though, the best and worst so far. I am happy l was lucky enough to experience it at allg thanx to everyone who withstood my phases. Special thanx to l, M, J, tPi, FWL, AND ALL THE GUYS, you know who you are. Like the spider, there are those of us who refuse to stop spinning, exen when it would appear to be far more sophisticated to be without hope. Our rope, though perhaps frail, can still be spun with optimism, curiosity, wonder, love, and the sincere desire to share a trip to the stars. Our goal is worth the strtiggle, for in that case, the star to which we aspire is full humanity for all. -Leo Buscaglia All birds free from the chains of the skyway'? - Bob Dylan lt's all over? l just got here! lt seems that yesterday I arrived in Gr. 9, wearing the COMPLETE SHS uniform tyes, sweater in- cludedl in 80 degree weather! l'ye come to like this place a lot, l'll miss selling chocolate bars, weekends up North with FRC, cast parties. O'Blitz, avoiding to join the B-ball team lmaybe nest year, Mr. GJ, Marc's onmipreserice, physics classes, and everyone at SHS lwell, almosti. Thans M + D for everything. Androol, l-ranc, and Zak - take care. Well, that's all. See y'all in the funny pages! O'Blitz - The park - Cope - wanna scrap? - camping trips - cetiturion - the pool harbour - rake to the face V Hey, l'm in grade eleven, I'm allowed to do that f do a dubie, Duber? Q Wonder what l should do during my seven free's'? - l'm history. These things probably have little meaning to many people, but to those who ex- perienced them with me, they mean more than M:MollLitre. Selwyn gives us a lot and we should all be proud and happy that we are lwerel part of it. To the guys who pulled it off with me the whole way through: D.L., J.D., C.C., P.L., M.P., Ll and l'd like to say thanks a lot and l cotildn't have done it without you. To my other good Friends and the rest of the Class of '86: thanx, and l'll catch you on the Hip side. To you guys behind me, savour the good titnes because you'll be out before you know it and remember: Keep on superooting! Back and forth - Concrete corridor. Move to wherc's Hudson . get up early - shock, train. Back to S.H.S. to renew old friendships. UZ, great time - can't forget A.M. Billy Bragg night - ont to retnember ltry anywayi - Kotzenjammer. When in doubt go on a broad reach A S.l.., Miro Thanks a lot Mum and Dad lBlundell'stool, . .Knowlton New Year's. Great coaches are friends. Happiness is a warm scrum A France. Tearful laughter. New friends in Hudson, thanks. See you at John Abbot. Remember the Gallery's pool .l.B, - long time ago. Fogged up car, can l come in? l.ast and most of all to The Group: Jamie, Jay, Paul, Anders, Ray, Bill. How l wish you were here with me now . -New Order l'ie waited Fiie years for this and I'm not sure about what to say. just like to thank all my lriends and my parents, who put me through this crazy place. Thanks to all of you, these years have been memorable, to say the least. The things l'll remember the most are: UCaecilius est pater, Matella est mater . . ., vacations in Ottawa, DZ, GF, FC, WG, DT, GS, MP. Mr. Alpert, My essay, sir? , Lead. Week. Selwyn has given me a good academic start and has prepared me for the challenges in life. l'm grateful for this. I wish my friends success, not luck, in life. That's all, Ciao! lt's ironic. After six long years of struggling from grade to grade, l guess l don't want to leave Selwyn House. Unfortunately, the teachers are eagerly waiting for tne to go. So now l will be going to college with many fond memories - riding a take-off camel in the Sahara Desert, surviving farm life with R.U-J for a week, R,O.'s egg party, trying out the Mae West market, listening to GCF's endless bad jokes, debates with A.A. twho always lostl, Bantam Basketball Championships, Backgammon Tournaments, Leadership Weekend. Good luck and goodbye to all my peers and companions in Grade ll. f msgs, - DAN FLETCHER CHERIAN GEORGE XN'l'Sl LY GIBBS

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t t t I l l I Baaaby! Makes now + '-IOOO days at Selly H. Time to fly the coop, Thanx Mom it Dad for generous supporting love. Nloltke - you lg I pick moments, I'm glad you were there: Verche - what time, O'Blitz. Daniele tHahal - Nl..-x.A.A. for prep party pre. Schopfloc - Wanna chet? I loxe you for it! Thank you. Clarky . . . TAL? Calp. in IC. X 7 in The Three Musk. Duff - hot ttib + liftliness, I'm in heaven. Thanks, Govan, Wally tI'xe graduatedl. Papa 13: Fergenburg, I lux ya. DeGuire - la! Folks with a few more years: sincere good luck. To the friends. drop by anytime, I'm smiling -- with mixed feelings- Goodbye. A,W.K. DOM LEHNERT Remember: The trip to Stratford. Vinnie goes skiing, Brucemanta, and Spanish. St. Sauxeur, the bonfire, Babyduck, Johnathan, and Chevy Chase. Detentions, the Geek. Biology boredom, Batman and the Transformers. Fred Scuttle, bullet-proof curtains, the Hockey game, and swearing in home-room with B.W. Un' common Valour, Cheech and Chong, the dance and Andy's lean cuisine. Remember these times, and never forget the four musketeers tyou know who you are.l Keep in touch. Your Buddy. I can't say I'm sorry for the things that we'xe done. - Bruce Springsteen Qs-or ALEX KLIILMAN Sitting here in the wee hours of the morning, struggling with a gradnote, l realize how much l'll miss once I'xe graduated from Selwyn House. The good teaching and coaching, coupled with the reassurance of a great btinch of classmates, has made the S.H.S. experience a good one for me. Selwyn House gave me plenty to wonder about. As soon as l've got life completely figured out, I might as well kill myself. Some things I retnember especially well: 4--1 attack, IOOO empties, Mark K. at 7 am., allnighters, the park, the steps, the tracks, scrapping, philosophy jamming, New Year's '84, pooperscooper Russian roulette. buzzsaw, rugby, Aug. 85. yakkadullah ' hickadullah, Burma, the clocktower. Thanks to mumrat and pooperat. DR.: F.F.If, Dance to the tensions of the world on the edge. Bye. PRASUN LALA And there it was, that dark, otninous thing they call the city. I took a deep breath, and clung tightly to my oxeralls as I plunged head first into it. I somehow managed to land on the door step of S.H.S. They pitied me and gave me a shirt and tie in exchange for my overalls, which I reluctantly gave up. They then procedcd to pump incredible amounts of in- formation into me in an effort to make me into a sophisticated city slicker. Did they succeed? Well you decide. They now accuse me of the hideous crime of graduation - a crime that I am not even sure that I have commited. Once again I am thrust into the cruel, dark world after a memorable stay at S.H.S.. The moral of this story is, never plunge into the city alone. at least now without your cow to protect you. AVN QW? NICK MARCHAND ROBERT NIOOREAEDE rg 3' Zll,.:'I.4j3i4 41 I 5 .1 on -V A-ju., , E U rf' i. e e531 1 . 51 t Xi- . 1 f s. DQ? x W 'T Mi F ' fr xg T' er ., QR GY 5,i?eG?ikA cn fx su ' X 4 fret es I -I E 1 i s 3, ig, If ,f I 4 35- T' T:-. Q t ii A3 ,-N.-y N33 :tj ,X I jf QR Z I S: tk, I , -. X tx 9 J ' esgil L I X' ij 'if 1.Nf is tu ' , ., ,wig ff el? ,gf ,xt gag Sf 1 f .. E K ex , N3 ell. D ' A Y' V '31 5 ,QS ,, . yilq li 53 Y, '1,tt.:,1wf, wu,tfs.tw 1Q3'.5 W 'X CL I AIRD M.-XCDONALD I'xe now finished the last of my five years at SHS and must ask myself, What haxe I learned or achiexed'? The word nothing pops into my tnind. However, if I were to think hard. I would probably realize how wrong that is -- Mr. Martin drilling me with Latin tto no availlg Mr. Ninchert teaching millimetersg Mr. Trembath introducing tne to real fear: lvlr. Boyle showing me molesg and Mr. Moffat drtxing nie towards , . . uh . . . eternal con- fusion in Physics. Iliaink you. Thanks also to lfred, tny partner in SaranRapg Vinceg and Nick, my Russki connection. To us. the tour musketeers. l'd like to sI.ly, but l haxe to go 'Cause I stole ti cop's CH radio. - SNRKNR Xl' 15