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

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' B? 4 Ihr' 35? T' I was YEARBOOK CREDITS x- F4 I yi' li 2- 1 , Q Wing 1. .il The goal of this yfear's yearbook committee is to maintain and if not improve the high statidard of excellence in our book. For one. this y'ear's book has expanded from l-14 to 160 pages tnaking it the biggest book in the College's history. No expansion had taken place since 1978. The yearbook must do its best to reflect the school but it is limited in its appeal to only the visual senses. lt is hoped that one day the Georgian may include moving pictures, sound and smell. The yearbook has had its fair share of problems this year. Committee meetings have been shifted from room to room because working out of a 4.87 square tnetre office is not easy! We've had our usual problem of meeting deadlines with incomplete work. All these problems come understandably as rewards for work are indirect and the reflection of our efforts during the year does H01 become apparent until late fall of the following school year. Despite all these hardships there is a core group of dedicated yearbookers whotn l wish to tliatik. l-irstly our new members this year: Toni Nlaclsay, who managed to eat my speckled doughnuts: David Slllfelkif and Stewart Daniels. A special thanks goes to Licorgc Skarbek-Borowski, who was tiiy riglit-li.iiitl man lllls year and handled the entire Alelycfllsllttl section. Xlr. Fulford deserves credit as my liaison to thc Photography clttb which proyidcd Ittosl of the picturcs in this book - it would be difficult to iiiiagiiic .i book without picttires. Thanks to Nh, Bentley tor his train was tievcr latc and to all staff and sltttlcttls who contribtited iii any iiianticr to niakc this book. Mid vcry importantly a thatiks to our sl.llil' .ulyzst-' Nl: Rutherford who kept tis liozus in litic. l csic' llitak' lixlllt 5

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ST. GEORGE'S COLLEGE TORONTO, CANADA FOR PERIOD ENDING June 14, 1984 NAME: SBITIUQT M. Bazooka FORM: 13 GRADE TIMES DAYS AVERAGE: AVERAGE 7l.4- LATE: 32 ABSENT: SUBJECT STUDENTS GRADE STUDENT'S GRADE MARK AVERAGE MARK AVERAGE ENGLISH ' Al-'Z 71 3 MATHEMATICS ENGLISH II RELATIONSSI FUNCTIONS FRENCH .5452 dll-11 ALGEBRA 'IT Z4-5 LATIN CALCULUS GERMAN COMPUTER SCIENCE HISTORY MUSIC GEOGRAPHY - , ART ECONOMICSXBUSINESS -1 DRAMA GENERALSCIENCE RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE BIOLOGY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICS CHEMISTRY COMMENTS SUBJECT V . ' P 1 - ' P' 1 .- I I A I ,fn 1 0!a0Af rpftfjjlcal flu, Safno Mmddjaod MIIB 109 ' 0 'A . ' I Hg frm My! E accmyogaf - Mlzhkvfii 9 I ff I ' J ,QI ,Ml mme Ln! . H41 - -. , 0 TKAUSGUJ DSW'-'JJ aging'-1 Aditi 9.hLu CUACJA F ' ' ' GLM , Alffhfm Zur Q41 A-.AT Mfffelid DU Mmfd HI? ITA mal 44 - .f f f I eaL...LQ4.V AMA MBL4. gww 'ddwwff M I LMC 141- Nfl' H.,a..m LII, I My IMAK20 my .LILIQ11 Sm ' 7 54.5 ming' -6 ' , 4, L,'L,fIQLfff4j IZIQQWLIZVJIQILN 'fffffmgczkto IO44Lq ,QWQ Classes esume 9- 'I

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