Mary Ellen Bailey, choreographer, and "Nelly Forbush," receive bouquets from a grateful director, John Elzey, and applause from a thrilled cast and audience during the curtain call at the last performance of South Pacific. There is nothing like a dame! Awaiting a totally new and modern theater arts building, directors John M. Elzey and T. Leonard Rowley are now making plans for the future seasons and productions with new facilities on the new campus. This year's productions were selected on a basis of audience entertainment without strange or different stage presentations. Directors experimented with various types of plots to arouse and stimulate the patrons. "South Pacific," the school opera, required entire cooperation from the Theater Arts Department. Dealing with foreign accents and customs unfamiliar to the performers required patience and skill of directors and cast alike. "We hope to exercise more humor in the coming seasons," said Mr. Elzey. Ah so . . . you wanna buy a shrunken head? Man trap. SOUTH PACIFIC Gel the message? Kiss me buck teeth, my tonsils itch.