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

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QQ. ' . -.Af '. 402 t '. V. Q it .A ' . ,H . ,na I cw . ,Mft .'!',.t ': PRIZE DAY This year's Prize Day, as with all others, was an event taken very seriously by all those who attended. Held at the Diocesan Centre, the ceremonies included the Headmaster's address to the school, which recounted the history of the school along with a good measure of humor. However, the order of the day was the recognition ot' those students who had achieved a measure ot' success above the norm. Many boys were awarded prizes tor academic and athletic talent, and as a result made some parents very happy. The students who took the proceedings most seriously were the graduates. This year's Prize Day was the final time that any ot' them would achieve recognition at the school as well as their last chance to participate as a student in a school function. Without doubt, this Prize Day will become a fond memory in the hearts of all the graduates. Stewart Daniels

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4 .- Red and purplc balloons decorated l etel ill at Un- tario Place for our Grad lortnal on .Iutte I-1. Isis-1. An aura of elegance and excitement prcxatled, NN e looked dashing in tuxedos. but were outdone by our dates who were raiishing in their gowns. Pre-dinner celebrations cotnmenced at Harty NlcKeov.n's is here ssc all first beheld three ot' our lelloxs classmates dressed in their kilts. Teachers joined Us in toasting the end ot an era for us. Limousines and cltaulfeurs or iarytttg professionalism tyou looked great Peterfl whisked all of us to the festixities at Ontario Place. Dinner was superb! Dancing to ottr faxourite mllslc' was both romantic and nostalgic, fulfilling esery musical taste from Van Halen to ,lohn l.ennon. There was tto better way ol' ending the esening than at .lohn Stepliensotfs Breakfast Party. At this time Grade 13 was but a memory and our thoughts turned to next year.