Vancouver College - Collegian Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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R. Reynolds, N. Stiles, T. Dixon, B. Richardson, (Second row) A. Week, H. McLaughlin, J. Hewer, T. Madden, D. Daves, I. McCue, R. Seipp, T. Kennedy, B. McCabe, T. LeGuff, L. Petty, P. Palletti, H. Eddy, R. Sturwald, T. Farina, (Third row) N. Grey, M. McCabe, P. Nicholls, C. Grant, J. VanRaalte, P, Hartney, B. Miller, T. Skupa, R. Eversbush, B. Oduber, B Somerville, D. Gurton, D. Flahiff, D. Prince, B. Kennedy, (Fourth row) M. Sheasgreen, B. Witta, J. Wright, B. Reynolds, R. McDougall, B. Fletcher, D. Lovie, M Ainge, L. Stradiotti, M. McGinness, G. McKenzie, G. Low, G. Morin, G. Paynter, J. Leahy, A. MacNeil, P. Seale, L Ius, (Fifth row) F. Hayden, R. Kennedy, R. Midgley, S. Douglas, J. Finch, B. Cotter, R. Russel, B, Giroday, A. Chairon, H. Maxner, I Wishaw, S. Lee, G. Aldana, P. Morin, L. Lunn, W. Gruden, D. Kelly, (Back row) L. McSweyn, R. Page, P. Conroy, P. Dumarsque, P. Ohler. APPLYING h is make-up, F. Lambrett-Smith pre- pares for his part in the Pirates of Penzance.” MAJOR STANLEY, knowing the pirates weak- ness, brings tears to their eyes telling them that he is an orphan. Mr. Smith was outstanding both in his acting and stage direction of this production (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) 27

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GLEE CLUB CONDUCTOR, MR. PHILLIP WATTS, con- fers on score with Br. McEnroe and Mr. Owens Glee Club hits new peak in This year as in all previous years the glee club has lived up to its high standards in quality and determination. Under the super- vision of Mr. Phillip Watts and accom- panied on the organ by Br. McEnroe, the glee club has been praised highly for its performances during the year. Together with Little Flower Academy, they BUCCANEERS AND BEAUTIES spirit, talent and output did Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance” and turned out a truly profes- sional performance. Mr. Smith directed act- ing on the stage. Audiences also showed their appreciation at the Christmas concert, the drama club play and the graduation. The school has benefitted greatly by the glee club’s success. AFTER BEING ordered to attention, a legion of Bobbies rest while their captain’s back is turned. HUSTLING to set up props and adjust lights before curtain are B. Pearson and L. Stradiotti. THE GLEE CLUB, (front, sitting): R. Cotter, M. Wood, M. Allard, A. Zalot. ( First row), B. Cousineau, F. O’Hagan, N. Bingham, B. Irving, P. Irving, R. Klein, J. Dumont, P. Moffat, D. Kloster, J. Abernathy, B. Adams, M. McDonald J. Pescelelli, 26

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(CONTINUED) ENTIRE CAST OF PIRATES OF PENZANCE TAKES FINAL CURTAIN CALL AND RECEIVES WELL-DESERVED APPLAUSE FROM APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE PRODUCTION of . . . Pirates of Penzance truly professional performance CAST OF THE OPERETTA: Major-General Stanley F. Lambrett Smith Fredrick Fred Owens Mabel Linda Emberly Ruth Fiama Ragona Pirate King Daniel Bileski Samuel Grant Paynter Sergeant of Police Harvie Eddy Edith ... Charline Brandolini Kate Jane Boyle Isabel . Jeanette Giroday The chorus was composed of voices from the grammer school and high school glee clubs. All helped to make it a success. TELLING HER HE HAS QUIT THE PIRATES, love to Mabel (Linda Emberly). (right) Pirates curtain (left to right) B. Sommerville, R. Kennedy , Frederick (Fred Owens) sings beautiful words of amuse themselves while awaiting the the opening G. MacKenzie, D. Flahiff, J. Boyle, D. Seymour. 28