Christopher Duckling John Wilson Timothy Ward Susan Steele Vincent Feeney
Chapuys's Attendant William Roper King Henry the Eighth A Woman Thomas Cranmer
Producer: Ian Lowe Assistant Producer: Vincent Feeney Stage Managers:
Nigel Brindley and Peter Brooker, assisted by Brian Kay, Philip Stemmler, Anthony Miller and Michael Walker under the supervision of John Gaastra. Lighting:
Tim Barker and Richard Hind, under the supervision of Brian Macdonald. Sound Effects:
Brian Macdonald, Bill Riley and the Lighting Crew. Properties:
Vincent Feeney Wardrobe:
Avril Lowe, with thanks to William Hulme's Grammar School, Manchester, for the loan of some of the costumes. Make-up:
Barry Creasy, David Bretherton, Kevin Dell, Simon Dench, Simon Dresser, Vincent Feeney, Peter Gardiner, Ann Hall and John Spence. Cover drawn by Michael Christelow. 00.
COMBINED CADET FORCE A year without an Army Section has increased the numbers in the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force Sections, as we have a bigger entry from new boys than for many years. It may be that in time there will be a demand for a new Army Section, and Headquarters North East District are ready and waiting to help if that time should come. Meanwhile the other two Sections have had plenty to do: air experience flying at Church Fenton; visits to HMS Caledonia and to RAF Linton-on-Ouse; and the Hang Glider which has at last taken the air, controlled by and trying to take over from Sergeant Shepherd. The Annual Inspection on 3rd June was a notable occasion. For the first time in anybody's memory the Inspecting Officer was an Old Peterite, Captain F. N. Buckler, RN., Assistant Chief of Staff (Administration) to Commander in Chief, Fleet. Further, we were glad to welcome on the same day Wing Commander D. E. Warren, RAF., The School's official RAF Old Boy. Apart from the pleasing personal connection with the Contingent, the Inspection was made with a searching thoroughness which is always a good thing. The Captain must have spoken to nearly every Cadet, and was impressed by the directness and enthusiasm that most of them showed. This rather special CCF occasion provided an opportunity for Captain Buckler and Wing Commander Warren to meet a number of their School contemporaries at a social function the previous evening. In the last issue of The Peterite we welcomed to the Contingent Pilot 21
