The Student Voice of St. George's School

The Creed
The Student Voice of St. George's School

The Creed
The Student Voice of St. George's School

The Creed

Paint your wagon and come along.

Tristan Taylor, Staff Writer
March 12, 2013
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The full school production of Paint Your Wagon was a huge

 

success. Selling out Saturday night was a great boost for the entire cast to give it their all. For many of the cast this was their first senior school production and it was evident that many of these kids would be returning next year to audition for a role in future productions.

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Tristan Taylor
Tristan Taylor, Staff Writer
Tristan Taylor is originally from Toronto, Ontario, but he moved to Vancouver when he was four years old. He currently attends St.Georges and is in his grade eleven year. Tristan has a wide variety of interests including rap battling, beatboxing and acting. Besides having hobbies in entertainment, Tristan one day hopes to become a detective for the Calgary Police Force. Detective work interests Tristan as he has a strong passion for justice. Tristan has an interest in English and especially enjoys his English eleven courses. Outside of school, Tristan pursues entrepreneurial feats by being a middle man in a clothing company. On weekends, Tristan enjoys shooting pool downtown with close friends. Things Tristan wishes to improve on this year are his GPA and his leadership role in the school. Tristan strongly believes that "there's always something else waiting around the corner."  Believing in this helps him never stay down for long.