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were introduced for these plays and the risers were carpeted. Since the senior drama class consisted of students from
huskier members of the cast and crew. Perhaps the most memorable moment of the rehearsals was when Aviva Fuchs tried to
Over the years there have been various group, their performing days at Théâtre 412
Teams from St George's have not
Many furious rivalries have built-up | Iover thé years between the St.
intramural physical progaram is
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George' group y s an schoo band n n tremendously Dolls member represente wher sinc struggle stat Meanwhil recorde progra instruments organizes fabulous .choir, concerts, singing .with accompanimen year t f s graduatio othe continu Th tha of tha ban d include advance calle twenty-seve toured Tim band severa m giv th othe Plant
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them feels quite natural. Mr. Morrow thinks that the school was better when it was not divided, because there was more of a community feeling between the two schools.
original construction of the school '(before which, the school was three houses in the back field), Mr. Hope remembers raising $5000 for gym equipment by raffling off a Ford Edsel. Mr. Hope, though now the school's much loved soccer
