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

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fa 4 A A . . G, It is indeed a desirable thing to be well descended but the glory belongs to our ancestors Plutarch F v -ff.

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THE GEORGIAN There are two sentences inscribed upon the Delphic oracle, hugely accommodated to the usages of man's life: HKnow HuweH,Hand UNoHnngtoo muchng and upon these all other precepts depend. Plutarch

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gil-' FROM THE HEADMASTER'S vii'- M My fellow Georgians, As I write this, my first message to the yearbook, it is February, and still snowing. Several weeks after the disastrous freeze-up in the See House on Founder's Day Weekend, we are still awaiting the installation of new radiators. My office seemed to get the worst of it, with all six radiators cracked and considerable water damage to the floor and wood panelling. Father Scott, whose office remained imscathed, insists that there is a message in this. I prefer to believe, however, that these trials are sent to make life more interesting. This is our fifteenth year, and our eleventh yearbook. The latter makes a fine record indeed of the events of the year. l find in all this, I am grateful to be able to say, many constants, the STUDY most important of which I believe to be that intimacy and sense of family which has characterized the school since its beginning. Many boys have passed through our classes, our teams, and our clubs and societies on their way to higher learning, and still the place remains not his school , or their school , but our school . We are all involved together in the process of learning, and so long as we are ever mindful of the responsibilities we bear, each of us to every other member of our school family, we shall move forward as we ought. With my best wishes for a bright future for each and every one of you. Yours sincerely, J .D. Allen