OPERA Gee, I wish I had gray hair like Dick's Winter quarter provided the highlight of the theatrical and musical year. The music and theater arts departments jointly produced "Showboat", which proved to be one of the best productions in years. The cast was composed entirely of students and numbered close to one hundred. The students worked hard, and on opening night the capacity crowd saw the results of that work. This production certainly furthered the long line of fine opera established in the past. Mr. T. Leonard Rowley headed the activities of the theater arts end of the production, and Mr. Glenn L. Hansen handled the music duties. The spectacular scening, costuming, and dancing were handled in a manner found commendable by both school and community viewers. The continuity of the production immediately won over the first crowd, and capacity crowds attended thereafter. The opinion of the cast and directors centered around the idea that since the four-year school will have more facilities, that future operas should become bigger and better. Janet, protect me! Just keep lovin' that man of mine. My, what big eyes you have. Where's my bustle! Wait! My suspenders have snapped.