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

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lllliilllii For the first time since the opening of S. G. C. in 1964, a full-sized play was produced in the CoIlege's Phillip Ketchum l-lall to an audience of about five hundred boys and parents. The achievement of such a large scale play held special meaning for the school, especially when one considers the handicaps that such a small student body can create. Tim Laurence and Richard Whaley took the lead parts as the insistent headmistress and the bungling headmaster. To say the least, their excellent abilities in the acting field came through in all their glory and the charming falsetto of lVlr, Laurence's voice brought the house down more than once during the two day run. Simon Armstrong, Paul Edwards and Miles Palmer took the supporting roles and put the nec- essary polish to the play. Special thanks goes to our director, lVlr. Robert lVlanion, whose constant encouragement and drive for perfection made the production the great success it was. Looking back on the many long nights and the early Saturday morning rehearsals, we can honestly say it was truly worth the effort! Other members of the cast were: Jon Young, Peter Secor, William Barclay, James lVlcKee, Tom Clark, Barry Howarth and Don Kerr. 22

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