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

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Grade 6 D. Albone J. Alexander C. Armstrong D . Bell J. Cooke A. de Pencier S. Dewart N. Duggan J. Havlicek, R. Hector F. Kluge S. Knoll M. Kramolc E. Larkin l. Lomax D. Lutes K. Matthews B. Shields D. Summerhayes D. Trusler M. Tyrrell I. Upjohn W. Webb R. Wright Grade 5 M. Beattie D. Burry C. Crassweller R. Curtis J. Darrigo J. Gibson G. Gordon M. Hamilton P. Hearn J. Jansen S. McDowell S. McTague C. Owen R. Reeve P. Rutherford D, Willoughby G f Q X lf ui. , li L, 2 El, 'ij .':I A 0 nl V Q. ,ff ad Vi- , C 4 5 V J 17 if 5 . 'N- s Q r . -xl 'r 27 gf V 1- T no PNOTC AVAILAILI 1- 5 -P 'in 4 . .4 f Try l no P51010 AVAILABLE S 1 . L-:iz 4, 'if' f Q: f- --. an 28 S F Q 3 Q +- C . ,.. in Yf Y as

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. THE FIRST DAY He stood by the side, not knowing what to do. Nothing looked familiar. He was only 48 inches high, and the giants in front obscured all vision. What were they shouting about? Should he shout too? He opened his mouth, but no sound was heard because of the roar of the giants. What was he doing there anyway? Of course he knew, but right then he didn't feel that he knew. It was all so very strange. He looked around. There was the big old house. He knew he had seen it before, but it looked so different. He could see part of the old church with the cement wall surrounding it. Would he really have to go in there? He knew he would have to. He looked ahead once again. The giants were getting restless. They seemed happy, happy in a way that he couldn't describe because he didn't feel it. He found it quite frightening because the giants were much bigger than he. He had hoped he didn't look scared. lf he could only recognize one familiar face, but it was so hard because everyone was dressed the same. He felt so lost. And then he felt a hand rest on his shoulder, and, looking up, he found himself staring straight into the eyes of the biggest giant of them all, and heard him say in a booming voice, Welcome to St. George's, young man. l'm Nlr. Wright, your Headmaster. We've met before, haven't we? DAD! DAD! Come on! lVlom says we're going to be late. We can't be late on the first day, Dad! Not the very first day of school! lVlr. Wright wouldn't like it!!! . Was this possible. Was it possible that time could pass so quickly? He shook his head and got up to the sound of his son calling from the car. Why, it seemed just like yesterday .......... Jon Young Gr. 11-1 30