^ J^ww L 1 r mi 'r^-' i iin ^rtttFpnl?Qus? '-"i'-Trii a p ill* i: fill 1 I Captain ^Igernon Lucas, Selwyn fotinder of House School Born and edi England, Captain ^ Algernon Lucasx^me ^ Montre and to al founded Lucas School become later to m ~ Selwyn House SchooT, in 1908. SelwynColl^ge, Cambridge (-Z^t-^-r^l lU Ay^^^-iJ^. Capt. Algernon Lucas, founder of Lucas School, attended Selwyn College with the man who would later become his associate in Montreal, Mr. C.C. Macaulay. Mackay S treet chool In 1910, Ducas School grew an en to of boys^anc fifty-five moved from a si on Crescent flat house Street to this 452 (now 2130) Mackay Street. Lucas^hool of 1911 class xvv, iP: tX'l > *fr- -<»^%1. « Mr. Macaulay C. C. When he took over the school from Capt. Lucas in 1912, ]\|f Macaulay became School's seconds headmaster, and r^ named Selwyn ^ it House, in honour of his and Lucas' alma mater. s Luca Captain dies in Ireland After transferring his interest in Lucas School to his associate Mr. Macaulay, Algernon Lucas returned to England and enlisted in the army. He was wounded in France and, while convalescing in was by Ireland, killed a sniper' bullet on April 29, 1916. StudenTouting in 1920's :'^. ^ - A group of SHS students, mostly from the Class of '28, possibly on an outing to Belmont Park in Cartierville. Campus *^. In 1930, <* 'J'i Selwyn .#*^ «?* Housi^ ^aiH Wr _^ -:v ^* School — - Ji^ move^nto bimdir this tH: ;r-Jj i>' remained for 'F ---r thirty years. ^ .IFf