Abbot Academy - Circle Yearbook (Andover, MA)

EMPLOYEES ONLY Christine Robinson as the Aide du Docleur almost stole the show without uttering a single word! These were supported by Mollie Chase and Jane Littauer, whose performances and voices were rare. Mimi Shields was the charming narrator. Con- gratulations to Mlle. Baynes under whose direction the play was produced. Senior-Mid Plays Hats off to Joan Waugh who in Bargains in Cathay played the sales girl who had her troubles with the book department. Also to Sue Woodman, the smoothie lover who makes a very handsome man, we should say! Betty Maytag did beautifully as the guardian of the book department, and deserves special credit because she took the part at a very late date. Eleanor Knox as the floor walker, Helen Stott as the delivery boy, Dotty White as the Hlady with memories" and Nancy Gerrish, as the unexpected gentleman from New York, gave excellent support to the leads. In joint Owners in Spain we were very conscious of heckling hags played by Jo To Waugh, Woodman, Stott, Gerrislz, B. Brooks, Hartwell, Ginny Gourlcy and Mimi Scam- mon. Dorie Jones as the steadying in- fluence was morc glamorous than guard- ing, but she somehow managed to get them all living happily together in the Old Ladies' Home. Then came The Pl'l'llfF.X5 AIfll'l'I'l'.S Ilze Page and jane Towne was the loveliest princess we ever hope to see, while Beverly Brooks of the leaping ability was her piping page. Rabling, hiding behind a periect disguise, played the part ofthe bouncing, irate king- father, and Mimi Calder the Lord High Chancellor. Beautitul scenery and ex- quisite costumes on principals and soldiers, made this the perfect fairy story. Draper Dramaties THE CHINESE LANTERN The players: Nancy Gerrish, Jacquy Proc- tor, Peggy Rabling, Eleanor Knox, Dotty White, Helen Stott, Addie Waterhouse, Sally Cole, Sue Woodman, Betty Maytag, Virginia Gourley, Nancy Eccles, Gisela Bolten, Jo Hartwell, Gitty Wind. wne, jones, Gourlgf, Hartwell trsl