St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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SCHOOL TEAMS SENIOR SOCCER FRONT ROW: Andrew Corner, Brian Ramsay, Hal Rosenblat, Chris Dornan,Jim Gordon. MIDDLE ROW: Frank Jakovac, Jim Ross, Craig Miller, Mark Bredin, Doug Clark. BACK ROW: Mr. Cowie, Kurt Barkman, Gary Jacob, Peter Wood, Allan Beech, Captain; Tim Freeman, David Ramsay. SENIOR CROSS¬ COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Mark Bredin, David Ramsay, Chris Dornan, Paul Bevis, Blaine Freedy. BACK ROW: Brian Ramsay, Gary Jacob, Andrew Corner, Allan Beech, Douglas Clark, Jim Ross. JUNIOR CROSS¬ COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Jeff Carhart, Paul Bevis, Blaine Freedy, Roddy Fie win. BACK ROW: Andrew Hay, Ralph Krueger, Andrew Corner, Tommy Evans, Erich

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HOUSE CROSS-COUNTRY WAUDBY HOUSE SENIOR CHAMPIONS FRONT ROW: Joel Konnelly, Hal Rosenblat, David Morse, Rusty Chant, Harold MacDonald. BACK ROW: Kurt Barkman, Graeme Barrit, Peter Wood, Jonathan Layng, Frank Jakovac, Allan Beech. WAUDBY HOUSE JUNIOR CHAMPIONS FRONT ROW: Jonathan Scarth, Alan Murray, Cary Rosenblat, Andrew Gellman, Jimmy Waters. BACK ROW: Dean Cortilet, Doug Brummer, Robert Harding, Fred Gentz, Bill Gillespie. 74

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KING PATCH AND On the night of January the thirty-first, a Djinn was rescued by a court jester from a tree, in which he had been trapped for five hundred years. Thus begins the fantastical voyage of KING PATCH AND MISTER SIMPKINS, put on by Mister Shepherd and the boys of the Lower School. The casting, which was done early in the school year, was excellent, as could be seen by the superb way that each actor fit his part. Many hours were spent during lunch and after school working on scenes, and I am sure that Mister Shepherd’s patience held, as it always does. It is hard, after seeing such a fine performance, to give credit to only a select few of the total cast and stage crew, but special recognition must be given to Gary Jacob, as Patch, Frank Jakovic, as Mister Simpkins, Donald Guest as Lady Fenella, Chris Dornan, the Basilisk, Kurt Barkmann, as Sir Fenimore, and Graham Barrit, as Sir Battledore, must also be given extra praise. Many thanks must be directed to Mrs. Allen, for her beautiful costumes, Mrs. Ward for all the properties, Mr. Beare, for the time he spent on lighting, Mr. Cowie for the sound effects and to Mr. Bevis for the time he spent on sets. Mrs. Mauer, Mrs. Glegg, Mrs. Bevis, Mrs. Beare, and Mrs. Penaluna must be given praise for their efforts in making up the actors. Mr. Jackson and Mrs. Brown cannot be forgotten for their roles as house manager and secretary respectively. Next year Mr. Shepherd will be hard pressed to match this year’s performance—congratulations to all involved. (I v. W V v i! ■1 mi 1 76