East Kildonan Collegiate - Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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Act I Scene - Home of a rich Holland farmer For many years, Mynheer Hertogenbosch, his wife and two daughters, Hilda and Wilhelmina, have led very quiet and uneventful lives. After reading a book about America, Wilhelmina decides to leave her homeland and journey to that wonderful country. She rejects her old love, Hans, a student of music, in favor of an American ’drummer 1 (saleanan), Bob Yankee. Hilda, hearing her mother tell the story of the Spider and the Fly , repulses Franz, who in turn searches for a new girl in order to make Hilda jealous. Mynheer Hertogenbosch, believing Bob Yankee to be a musician instead of a salesman, invites the latter to be his guest. Overture Opening Chorus: Mynheer Hertogenbosch and Hans Solo: Yot Is It?” - Hertogenbosch Solo: Mother Mine” - Wilhelmina Solo: The Spider and the Fly” - Vrouw Hertogenbosch Duet: There Are Others - Hilda and Franz Chorus of Farmers’ Daughters and Franz: Looking for a Girl Duet: Fishing” - Wilhelmina and Bob Yankee Solo: In Dreamland - Hans Finale: 7 ooden Shoes - Chorus and Hertogenbosch Act II Wilhelmina and Hilda both regret having thrown over their lovers, and with their mother devise a scheme to win them back. They discover from Katrina Bob Yankee ' s real purpose in Holland, to replace the windmills with electrical machinery. Bob Yankee’s mission to Holland is unsuccessful, the young lovers are re-united, and the workhands rejoice in the knowledge that the windmills will remain. Chorus: Drum Song with Wilhelmina, Bob Yankee, and Hertogenbosch Recitative and Trio: I’ll Never Speak to You Again - Shame on You l - Vrouw Hertogenbosch, Hilda, and 7 ilhelmina. Girls’ Chorus: Poppies Red and White Solo: A Man in Business - Bob Yankee Solo: When I Was Young Like You - Hertogenbosch Duet: Nothing to Do - Hertogenbosch and Bob Yankee Finale:- Hertogenbosch, Vrouw Hertogenbosch, Hilda, Wilhelmina, Katrina, Hans, Frans, Bob Yankee Chorus of farmers ' daughters and workhands

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TOP: GLEE CLUB Costume, Make-up and Stage Committee Back Row : Mel Finlayson, Gordon Grant, Beverley Nicholson, Jack Lange, Jack Rzonca, Harvey Hanel, Alf Driver, Jim Forsyth. Front Row :Maureen Kalkhoven, Ann Hilton, Idella Adams, Wilma Dripps, Dorothy Edginton, Angela Shpur, Myrna MacNeill, Dorothy Magus. SECOND: DRAMA CLUB Costume, Make-up and Stage Committee Back Row: Art Alsford, Bill Douglas, Ed Barnes, Alex Mackenzie, Boh Hansell, Grant Rowan, Ian Sutherland. Middle Row: Bill Wyborn, Lois Talbot, Theresa Johnson, Gloria Braybrook, Bernice Jackubic, Marilyn Wilkinson, Garnet Knox. Front Roy : Angela Kowalski, Audrey Wood, Louise O’Leynick, Beverley Bain, Elaine Watterworth, Valerie Michaluk, Joan Taylor. THIRD: E.K.C. DRAMA DEBATING COMMITTEE Back Row: Alec Harris, Joe Gural, Allan Isliefson, Alex Mackenzie, Eddie Krahn, Campbell Copeland Front Row: Pearl Kramer, Betty-Jo Money, Sheila Burnett, Joan Taylor, Joyce Copp. BOTTOM: E.K.C. GLEE CLUB EXECUTIVE Back Row: Bob Munson, Gary Schaldemose, John Campbell, Jim Speirs, Ron Chamberlain, Ken Hilton. Front Row: Sue Klassen, Muriel Brydges, Barbara Wyeriberg, Jeannette de Jong, Marlene Tinling, Agnes Neufeld, The Glee Club activities this year were mainly concerned with the Operetta. Selections from the Operetta were also sung at the final inter-class debate in April. The Remembrance Day service in John Black Church would not have been complete with¬ out a selection from the Glee Club, so, very fittingly - ”0 Valiant Hearts was sung. The choir also led the hymn singifl At the Remembrance Service for the lat King George VI, the Choi rendered ”Abide With Me, n the King’s favorite hymn. Grade X members of the Gl e Club sang at the Graduation Service in Kind Memorial Church on May 30th. their selections were as warmly appreciated by the Graduating Class this year as the Grade V Cool Siloam’s Shady Rill ' was last year. The sincere thanks of the members of the Glee Club go to Miss Thompson and Miss Lowery. - Ann Nwaves