St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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ST. MICHAELS UNIVERSITY SCHOCL presents AN EVENING CF MUSIC june 6 and 7, 1975 Nlen ol Harlech Suite: L'Arlesienne Prelude Andante F-Iolto Carillon Traces Finale: Svmphonv No. 5 QB flat majorl Nledlevz Michelle. Eleanor Rigbv, Yesterdav Senior Band: Conductor. Mr. de la Ha Clarinets Trumpets Cloclcenspiel Mark Finnis Roger Ng Nigel NIcNIurtrie Graham Hardv Doug Nlclntosh Nlichael Young Oboe Tuba Warren Dvck Rick le Nourv INTERVAL , 7:30 pan. Welsh Folksong Georges Bizet Buie Cobb Franz Schubert Lennon-McCartney W Trombones David Finnis Hugh Fraser Operetta: Trial bv xlurv. bv Gilbert and Sullivan CAST The Learned judge Nlarcus Iindean The Plaintiff' Cail Thompson qunderstudv Carol jones! The Defendant David Cousins Counsel lor the Plaintill William Hamilton Usher Hugh Fraser Foreman ol' the Llurv Colin Gareau Bridesmaids Nlarion Alexander, Linda Davis. Rosanne Mansfield. Sandra Cameron 'J

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.ittomplished lirvnteg lst XY. However at Portheawl things were verv dil lerentg hoth games were won- 15-tlhv the lst XY, l8-Sl the Colts, the host sthool not having crossed our line in llill minutes ol rughv. lurning our attention North to Durham, the lst XY against a heavier. laster lilavdon team. grahhed an earlv li point lead and with some Courageous dt-lent e. espetiallv in the last quarter ol the game. held on lor a well-deserved v ictorv. lhe llolts unahle to eope with the wet. heavv conditions were beaten hx an experienced lilav don team 33-0. So to Durham City itsell lor the last games ol the tour. The lst XY heginning to leel the strain ol. the good lile went down 8-0 to a verv polished Durham team. two tries heing scored in the last 15 mins. of the game. 'lihe fiolls. determined to end the tone as thev had started, took Control ol their game lroni the opening whistle and came out winners 15-6.The final record. one in which the teams can he extremelv proud: lst XX' Plaved 6 Won 2 Lost 3 Draw l llolts l'laved 6 Won I3 Lost fl Draw O lhe tour ended in London where the hovs availed themselves of the pleasures: cultural and other. of this magnificent citv. Social highlights ol the tour were visits to Churchill's home at Chartwell, the Houses ol Parliament, the Nlargam Steel Works. and Hadrian's Wall. 'lime was also made available to see some rughv - the Calcutta Cup game. lingland vs. Scotland and The Welsh Cup game. Llanelli vs. Bridgend. Nlentioned in dispatches: Nlaeaulavs hloodstream. Flanagan's suit, Oswalds injurv. the hattle ol Waterloo, klawls suede coat. .'Xdam's mountains. NIo0re's nose. lhe SWAN and linallv Simpson-Sear's Warehouse parking lot. MJ l975 U.K. RUGBY TOUR - SENIOR SQUAD Sfflllllllliff lletk. R. Browning. Xl. -Iawl. Nl. lurner. Nl. Diiiastri. P. Flanagan. NI. Butler. 'lf Shiplev. D. Wasvlvnko, W. Ranslord. Smlnl.' Xl, l'il.tdt-s. lx Leung. Nl. Lau, D. Olson. R. Nloore. tilaptainl, D. Hardman, R. lliggins. E. Xlataulav. li. Nloore. lfmnlf W. Chau. W. Chu. 2 l

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jl' RY SPECT.-XTORS Russell Benson Lisa Dovle Simon Gough Douglas Bertram Diana Graeme jason Leslie lan Burchett jocelvn Graeme Cordon NIcGavin Keith .jones Susan Harver Malcolm Penn Stephen Lipscomb Dawn McLean Brian Piete Nigel NIcNIurtrie Freda Yalji Geoffrey Roberts james Ross jill Wilkinson jeffrey Sheldrake Alan Stewart Alan Barton Michael Starko Cuv Tvrwhitt-Drake Stephen Benson jeffrey Turkington Patrick Wilson Michael Bissett Douglas Waldie Andrew Wilson Craig Else Selwvn Wan john' Wilson Stage Director Nlr. Caleb Musical Director Mr. Hurrle SYNOPSIS: Angelina is suing Edwin for breach ol promise. It seems that, though he loved her once. he is now enamoured of another. He pleads his own case before a judge who seems ill qualified for the task while Angelina is ablv supported bv counsel, who twith the L'sherl seems quite convinced of Edwin's guilt. Following a novel suggestion on the part ol' the accused, a surprise decision bv thejudge brings the plav to a rousing happy conclusion. Nlise-en-scene. The Court of the Exchequer. First produced at the Rovaltv Theatre, London. England - March 25th, 1875. The thanks of the School go to the members of the Conservatory Wind and Brass Ensemble for their assistance with this programme, also to Norfolk House School and Mrs. Gardiner and Mr. Laird. 26