1952 Magnet Yearbook

THE :\IAG=,ET
back ~ A fellow wh o returned to get
four subjects and also to be in the
operetta. is Henry :\li cek, wh o g a ve
a great lif t to th e show as the )Ia r ­
quis. J ohn :\lcClelland also played this
part. Andy Zajac who played the part
of GoOO, wa s the sh ow's funnv man.
His humour was so natural tilat the
audience cou ld not hel p laughing.
:\ti nor leads were, Kayo Roy as Christophe,
Doroth y Hudson a:- Cathe rine,
J oyce Russell as S uza nne, Joyce
Cairns as :\Ia nette a nd our grea t a c­
to r , Ted "see how thick the du st lies"
Ste ph ens. Last of all , but no t least is
our ch orus, whose pitc h. ha rmony
and blend were almost perfect everv
nig ht. Special trib ute got'S to the tenors
who had the most d ifficult pa r t.
I a m sure if it was no t for the
patien t efforts of ) 11'. Campbell and
t he musical di rect ion of ) [1'. Overholt
(whom we thi nk is the bes t cond uctor
in the d ty) the o pe ret ta wou ld not
have been a SUlTeS,.. \\'e seem to ha n'
been lucky this ye a r. for we also had
the best group of musicians ever assembled
in J arvis to form ou r sch ool
orc hes t ra. Spe cial thanks to the stagl"
crew un de r Roy Lofts. T hese are th e
people behind t he sce nes who we re
in cha rge of lighting, changing the
sce ne ry . and numerous ot he r j oh».
Our tic ket sales this vear we re taken
over by t he Student Cou ncil who
ma naged it w ry well. Our make-up
crew under the dir ecti on of :\li ss
Elliott, al so did a great job, as did
our us hers and us he rettes . I II s hort.
wit h th e co-operation and hurd work
of t he en tire school. OUI' operetta wa s
a success.
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