Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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6s i:si, : -;E Graduates ' 72 Grade 12 Grade 13

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The Head Boy ' s Message Aside from the wonderful programme which Appleby has to offer, what have you learned above and beyond the normal routine through encountering different experiences in your daily life. Life is a compound made up of experience. Whether in doing a task you succeed or fail, you still learn. By allowing you the opportunity of experiencing many different fields, Appleby has afforded you something very precious. The School aims to widen the outlook of the individual and to give him a taste for everything around him, a total appreciation of his environment. Appleby ' s gift to you is a release from the boredom of everyday life, a defense against your be- coming stagnant as a person, one who leads a monotonous, unproductive, and unhappy life. But her gift is not free. You must use your talents and opportunities to work honestly towards your goals in life. In doing so, you not only benefit Appleby, but also yourself in preparation to take an exciting and worthwhile role in society. Therefore, I encourage you to seize the opportunities offered, to enjoy and accomplish towards the success of Appleby, and more importantly, yourself. Remember, there is no second chance.

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Peter Cheung When not wholly immersed in text books, he would turn out great interest in the areas of Track and Soccer. Peter won the Senior Prize for Mathematics. Bill has packed a lot of drive in the two years he has been at the School. His interest in people has furthered his work in Photography, especially for The Argus; as Chapel Warden, as a strong debater, as President of the Students ' Activities Committee and as Head Prefect in Walker House. He has attained excellent standing in School having won the History prizes and in obtaining a Gold Optimates pin. He appeared in the Operetta, played 2nd Team Football and played both Squash and Tennis. He was given the Head- master ' s Special Award. Bill Gray Through his five years, Tony has contributed regularly to The Argus - as illustrator and as head of advertising. This season he has set a record for sales which will be hard to beat. He progressed from 4th, through the 3rd and 2nd Teams and has spent two seasons on the First Football Team where he earned his colours. Similar progression was made in both Squash and in Cricket. He rose to 2 in the former and was three seasons with the First XI. A Proficiency prize winner, he later made the unsupervised study list. He gave service as Prefect in Colley House and was a Lieutenant in the Cadet Corps. Tony Johnston Nick Kleider J Apart from appearances in Winslow Boy and Julius Caesar , Nick has pursued games with vigour. He played 1st and 2nd Team Football; 3rd and 2nd Team Hockey; Open Rugger; Track, Tennis and Golf. He was a Lieutenant in the Cadet Corps Colour Party. Scholastically he remained on the unsupervised study list. Nick has spent five years in Paranoid City .