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FROM THE HEADMASTER'S STUDY lt is always a pleasure to write a short introduction to our Georgian. The editor and his staff are to be commended for their efforts in turning out a record that portrays the highlights of the school year. Mr. Kerr, the staff representative, has worked closely with the executive for which I thank him. I was examining some books recently and found one entitled Maths Made Easy. This title represents much that is wrong in modern education. Mathematics cannot purposely be made easy. It is an exact- ing discipline, demanding much concentrated study. The subject should be treated with interest and wonder, but not as something made easy . There is a lesson here for us. Life is not easy. To believe other' wise is to delude ourselves. It is natural for parents to spare their children from difficulties and hurts. It is natural and right for masters to help their students through the difficulties of learning and general develop- ment, but, often it seems to me the emphasis is on making things so easy that we fail to prepare our children for the realities of life, which cannot always be made easy. At St. George's I want our boys to strive for the best, to climb the highest mountain, to try to do the impossible. Such stretching of mind and muscle will develop sound character. Let us never be accused of expecting too little, of taking the easy way out. St. George's is a relatively new school. Already sound traditions have been born, nurtured and developed. As I read the pages of this year's issue of the Georgian I am so pleased that our boys have become fully involved. It is so easy to pass by on the other side . To those who will not be returning in September - good luck and sincere thanks for all that you have done to establish strong traditions. Up St. George, down the foe. 7 . K I 41775
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Time it was . . . it was Oh what a time it was . . . A time of innocence A time of confidences. Long ago.. .it must be .. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories They're all that's left you. Paul Simon
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