Grammar Gazette- Issue 2, 1997

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Brisbane Glamour Girls foistsn Kavanagh, and Pierucci making an appearance. Some local works from Move over Milan, step back Paris, the YoungDesigners Sho in and the there's a new namein fashion shows and award-winning Moreton titute of it is big. Run over two nights, the TAFE were also on show Brisbane Girls Grammar School Senior Fashion Parade was an overwhelming The two nights wer a huge success success giving girls the opportunity to boasting sell-out crowds and stunning strut their stuff in front of a huge models. The highlight. however was audience. Almost all the Year Twelves when "special gues Mr Dale took to volv producing this high Ih catwalk looking very suave and cool were class event both on the catwalk and as part of one of the acts behind the scenes Catherlne Chapma" The rimsic 's in ver PMmped so 101"I Thousands of doriars worth of clothing Tile cameras and the awesom crowd was brought into the School for this Made ownbsl"b, I 31/01v a fridge SWGcess annual event, with labels such as Brisbane glumo"r gills, you re 1/1 Howard Showers, Mecca International barn

Azi ^^,, eruin. g With Friends

Members of the friends of Girls Grammar are cordialy invited to attend

AnEv^ni^^^^WithF^iontl. ^

to be held in the School Auditorium

Friday 21 November, 1997

6:00pm . 8:00pm

Guest Speaker Ms Cam AUSten, Telstra Australia Bustlesswornan of the Year for 1997

Engioy a special pert'orm@"ce by Le@""e Day, win"er of The FFte"ds ofGirts GrammarB"rs@, yjbr Oatst""offing Perform@"ce in M"8,610r 1996.

For more infomiation please contact the School on 3332/30o

Silva. in a returns

Students wer pleased to welcome Silvana's lively engaging personal back Sitvana Gardner as the 1997 ity, her quic wi and her jinagina writer in residence. Sitvana enjoys tive talents combined to make her a richly-deserved national reputa- w rkshop sessions a creative expe lion as a poet, artist, and writer off tience that was enjoyed and appre stories. ciated by all students involved in the residency, from Year Eight to She has published many highly-ac- Twelve. claimed books of verse, short sto Ties and stories for children, and My participation in wiring work her artwork is represented in sev- shops is much more than students' eral prestigious penmanent conec- pertonnance" stated Silvana. 'As tions in the QueenslandArt Gallery, an author, I see it as a sharing of the National Gallery of Victoria, imaginations which can bring won and numerous private corrections. dentl suprises in tow".

year Twelve sri, de, ,ts prepare to hit tile canuark

The Truth About The Knave of Hearts

Penny Minrphy The Girls Grammar Drama Club Julitor Production of Card Play was performed in the Gelrrmann Theatre on Saturday November 1st. Kakina Torenbeek, the club leader, directed the production, ably assisted by Claim Einerson from Year 10. David Foxton's witty dialogue was brought to life by the slapstick antics of characters from all over the world. The play explored the adventures of a pack of cards - pun intended - as each card took on a character of its own. The OSI "knavistt' card characters schemed to steal an the trophies and gold medals at the Bridge Club Cup Final but the p or was overheard by the Intnor "cards" - especially 20 or "Little rite", the two of diamonds and 60

There were jinx-ups, disguises, and ajam tart competition before the confusion was resolved

The audience really enjoyed the director's use of Chicago card sharps and showgirls and will never look at playing cards again without remembering being "trumped" by this production.

School Memorabilia The School welcomes any arc/, tvnl JPinte, tai t/lot "my help 10 consolidate ifs Insto, y. If @, iyo"e has let!e, 's, notebooks, autograph books, photogr@phs or any Inemorobilto tnnt rimy assist init"ingin impor!ant demi/sill our post, please contact the School on 3332/300, or ONr Archivist Mrs Pan, Bamett on 3332/358 (Tilesdays). All care IPil! be rake", and tryo!, do not wish to doria, e ite, ,is, tiley will be reinmed in original condino".

Editorial Committee

Staff Consult"", s: Krisii"e Cooke Neil Dai, issen

Edi, @r: Sports Editor: Ans Edito"

S"sri, ,"" Sieg@! Frayr Patterso, , Catherin Chapma"

11, d, Ih H@,, cock fomi Redd@cliff John Roive"

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