Royal St Georges College - Georgian Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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GRADUATING CLASS GRADE THIRTEEN REPORT There are twenty boys in the Grade Thirteen class, three of whom are new this year. Six of the boys are charter members, having been with the College since its opening in 1964. Over the year the class developed into a close-knit group, and yet interests and talents have been greatly varied: from sports to the arts. These interests extended to school activities where representatives from the class were active in practically all facets of school life, including the choir, drama, school teams, the Prefects, House Captains, the College Council, school social events and the Science Fair. Miles G. B. Palmer Class Captain Simon has been a student with the College since 1965. During his career Simon has taken leading roles in the school drama productions, and this year is Editor in Chief of the Georgian. A Prefect in his final year, Simon plans to attend the U. of T. to con- tinue his studies in the Humanities. SIMON ARMSTRONG Since Brooke's arrival at the College in 1965, he has been active in many facets of school life, including the school rugger, hockey, and soccer teams. In the first year he was a member of the choir. Brook has also served on the College Committee, and was largely responsible for the success of our first formal dance. Next year Brooke plans to attend U. of T. to study Business or Engineering Administration. 16 BROOKE BISCOE N 1

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his studies in the Arts at the LI ot 'l PAUL EDWARDS Since Bob came to S.G.C. for his final school year. he has added to many of our chapel services by his excellent trumpet solos. In early April Bob brought great honour to himself and to the school when he entered a Public Speaking Contest at U.T.S.. and won the Bronze medal. Next year. he plans to go to thc U. ofT. to study Linguistics and Mllslc. Rtllll Rl l R.-XNKI IM David rs at Chtrrter Member ot thc tollege .intl ls xxelllsxir-e.t..is,1tei f mcmbei ot rnany ol the sports te.rrns llis pl.rns tot next tear are .1 r unsettled. but David hopes to continue llls sltlullts .rt kiuelplr DAVID GARDINLR 17 Since Paul came to 8.11.0 in Noi, he has cotiltil1tJIerl lt1s,ll'Pl'llllL i sports, but is best known lor his two pertorindtiees rn the school pro ill l'7liH Lltld 'ts-1. A Itlulllhct til lllL'Yt.'.1!ll-'mln .mel I ollr-ge I o:1,:t,1tttr, Paul wits rnade ri l rel'eet in his Iin.rl year Next year, Paul plan- to t irtl r