The first half of the show ended with a song
selection by Grade 2. During the intermission
Coffee and Doughnuts were served.

Part Two of the show opened with a song
selection by Grades 7 and 8 and their rendering
of songs old and new put to shame some of the
highly paid professionals who blast our eardrums
over the radfo.

A hilarious skit on a fashion show followedd
and the Grades 9 and 10 girls showed us how
ladies should not conduct themselves.

Sandie Williams and Helen HWoseph were
featured next and rendered many songs in

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In the next song selection featuring
Kenny Pete, Elvis Dennis, Lyle Harwood and
Dale Pete, the audience was captivated by young
Daée Pete who turned out to be the show stealer.
His voice, natural rhythm and personality had
the audience Yeating out of his mmall hand."
and it was only after two encores he was
allowed to leave the stage. Well done Dale,
perhaps we will see you on the Ed Sullivan
show one day.

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The highlight of the evening was the
original Cassiar production "The Switch"
starring Sandie Williams as the young, tantal-
ising waitress, Gaye La Flamme as a debonair

gentleman, Helen Joseph as "A Swinger" and
Denise Borsato as the serene demoiseliée.

If Oscars were to be awarded Gaye would
surely be the favourite to win the premier
award for her potrayal of the debonair gentéman.
Her interpretation was witty yet sincere and
her facial expressions and mannerisms suggested
far more training as an actress than she has
had and suggests a great deal of natural
ability.