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

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fl A new face indeed. A very' old face indeed. 4 , l't V I H8 .-si.. The lace we all know so well A dark hill rises into the twilight sky, climbing ahoye the wreckage of a past civilization which litters the surrounding plain. At the crest of the hill a man's silhouette stands revealed against a blood red sky. An almost indiscernible greeti glow emanates lrom tlte man's clothes and skin, while the words hang your head 'till it falls off adorns the front of his grimy, ragged tee- shirt. A large stone-blade axe hangs frotn his belt atid he supports the heayy' club at his feet with one hairy hand. These weapons, dangerous though tltey may hc. are not the fearsome part of his appearance. No. it is the four soiled and stained ties draped around his neck which strike terror into tlte hearts of his enemies. These ties are decorated with faded colours and pat- terns which represent the four clans of tlte Cieorget. .i legendary' race of men who were tlte fiercest warriors ot' tlte past age. Only' the greatest of tltese ttiett could wear the colours of all four clans. and they were giyen tlte cryptic nante Twelf-ees . The man on the hill is a twelf-ees. He has come to tltis hill to perform tlte ancient ritual of ills kind. Xs tlte last light fades frotn the sky, he fills his lungs with tlte hot. dry' air, and prepares to giye yoice to ltis deepest thoughts. lle says: ''hoogahoogaltoogahoog.ihoog.i- boogaf' Such is tlte price of being a tw ell'-ces. lly Ntew.ii1lt.i' it-is

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ELEVEN-N BACK ROW: Stephen Beatty, David Martin, Andrew Crysdale, Greg Shirley, Jonathan Lo, Andrew Drillis. MIDDLE ROW: lan Pattinson, Grant Horwood, John Chisholm, Harold Kent, Svend Videbak, Geoffrey Brown, Andreas Kroger, Tim Denison, Todd Yelle. FRONT ROW: Jonathan Harty, Tim Bramble, Nicholas Golding, David Corner, Michael Poth, Scott Munn, Hernan lsotta, Michael Turner. ABSENT: Craig Godsoe. For those attending St. George's, the Eleventh Form was most beneficial to all, or at least all who let it be so. For many, it was a time when realizations about life and about ourselves came to light. There certainly is a marked difference in the characters of people from the previous year. Life became more of a challenge, but the growth in maturity allowed us to tackle it. Relationships, hardships, the scholarships developed a much more serious place in our minds and hearts, this was shown through the changes which occurred in us. Growing up is often hard to do, but it is something which we must all face at one time or another. Many have. Many are trying. Many have a long way to go. In order to successfully make one's way through it, a little more is required W1 Give alittle bit Give a little bit of your love to me And l'll give a little bit l'll give ti little bit of my life for you. Rodger Hodgson!Rick Davies 1977 M. Poll!