Abraham Clark High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Roselle, NJ)

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THE 1931 SPHINX 1 The junior Play y The Boomerang, presented by the class of 1931, Friday evening, March 28, 1930, in the High School Auditorium, proved to be a huge success. By engaging Virginia Xelva as his office nurse, Dr. Summer, who is just begin- ning his medical practice, doorns himself to lifelong torture-the time-worn torture called wedlock. As the play progresses, these two conspire to cure Budd Woodbridge, who is suffering from a severe case of jealousy. His jealousy bugs have raised havoc in his brain ever since his friend, Grace Tyler, has devoted her attention to Preston De Witt. The doctor succeeds in separating the two for a month, but on meeting her, Budd's misery returns two-fold. Contrary to the saying Absence makes the Heart Grow Fonder-for somebody else, Grace and Budd fall in love-and thus ends their love story. Dr. Summer finds that he also has more than friendly feelings for his nurse, and the Boomerang, in the return flight, completely overwhelms four innocent people. The cast was as follows: Sam. Buchman, Carolyn Cone, Charles Preston, Helen Berthelsen, William Donnelly, Mary Goldenberg, Edith Robinson, Marie Maloid, Saul Buc, William Campbell, Howard Bangs, E. Nelson White, Burr Atkinson, john Czarny, Helen Rothman, Alberta Metz, Elizabeth Neunert, and Neil Clark. 36