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

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UPPER SCHOOL REPORT As you read this, I will be in Cambridge Q5 hours later than Torontol, settling into a new school, a new challenge, and a new lifestyle. As I write this, you are probably enjoying your summer holidays and I am busy tidying things up at St. George's as well as packing for England. The academic year 1987!88 was one of major change for many of us. I remember writing in this yearbook 2 years ago that what we were trying to teach at St. George's, amongst other things, was to not fear change. Little did I know how timely and true that statement would be. I also should have added that when change does occur, it need not only be that the status quo is unacceptable, but also that the alternative may be better. I hope that you will permit me one personal comment before closing. I want to acknowledge and'thank my wife, Ms Tevlin, for her steadfast support over the last 10 years, for the splendid contribution she has made to the College in the last 4 years building the Art Programme into one of the best in the country, and for making the Yearbook, in the last 3 years, a much more positive, accurate, and creative depiction of the school. We leave St. George's with fond memories of many students, and proud of whatever contributions we may have made to their development. One thing we hope won't change in the future is the way St. George's boys are: confident but not arrogantg mature as well as subtleg intelligent but also thoughtful. We wish you all the best. G.D. O'Meara Head of the Upper School 7

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