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

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5 BACK: J. MaeLachlan, W. Dafoe, G. Morphy, P. Shepherd, R. Dames, P. Burka, M. worratt, R. Mectettand. S FRONT: R. Shuttle, D. Hilliker, Head: M. Heisey. Possibly, more so than any other year, the obligations of a Prefect, this year, has involved strong leadership, calling for a thoughtful, positive enforcement of school rules and regulations. A major factor in achieving the tasks put before us was in having a group of in- dividuals with different personalities and diversified talents. Let me introduce The Mafia to you, as l see them. Pat Burka - Mr. Reserved - there's talent there! Bill Dafoe - Mr, Serious - A hockey star as well! Raymond Dames - Mr. l.oveable - How does he do it? Mark Heisey - The Enforcer - Has been there first! Jock MacLachlan - Mr. Handsome - Also a gourmet cook! Rob McClelland - Mr. Enthusiasm - Especially for the girls! Geoff Morphy - The Organizer - He's g0l the know howl Paul Shepperd - The Brain - He's a tsise one! Rob Shuttle - Mr, Cool - A stcady hand on the wheel! Mark Worrall f Mr, lntelligent - He's got it all and myself Dave Hilliker - Hoping some of all their talents rub oll' in my direction. This year a master was appointed to discuss current problems with the Prefeets and Mr. Clayton assumed this responsibility and he has been tremendous help. One of the great joys of being a l'rel'eet is to hate our own room equipped with luxurious couches, l'.X'.. stereo, frig and other such perks. The Prefeet Room Is often used as a place of relaxation to get away from the pressures of grade l3. lt is a regular occurrence to see Rob Shuttle and Rob Nletlelland debating oxer which ol the Sunshine tnrls on the wall is the bestg or Bill Daloe practrstng his slap shot before that .ilternoon's game. or Cieoll Morphy reading about the neo carburetor he is going to put in his 2-itll. XX htle all ol this is going on, l am trying to lrnd still yshy Raymond Dames missed .lunior School Assembly, againfl One ol' the highlights ol the year lids been a lopsided touch lootball game ystn ot er the girls from Hranksome, an excellent breakfast and tour ol BSN stttlt 22 gorgeous Prefeets, and a tolleyball game, in par- ticular, was more social than sports oriented and some ol the Preteets are still .i little danled oser these coed aetnities' Une sad note marred an otherwise successful tear - the loss of the l'rel'eet Nlastots lhcy -yere such latbulous posters and prostded us with great Inspiration' l r A be 1 s r O ,gli 1

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