Clymer Central High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Clymer, NY)

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SPOTLIGHT STAFF STARS OF ALMOST EIGHTEENH ALMOST EIGHTEEN'

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THE SENIGR PLAY uALMOST EIGHTEENR av DANA THoMAs EWWEMMEEEEEMWEEEMR. DoRRIs KOLSTEE ........,. - nBINGu CAFLISCH CAST EMOGENE GRDTERS .....4...... GORDON NEWHOUSE ,.... ,E BARRY MRS. BARRY BEATRICE BARRY BARRY LE .... LEDDIE DORIS RAvMoND A............. I ....... , ...., MABEL WARREN NINA CAMEL .......... - ........... E. , ........ GMRS. GRANVILLE SAM GROTERSMWWWL .4........ ..... - ...,..... GEORGE BARRY VIOLA TEWINKLE ,,..,.,,, mm. .,,,,,,,,A,,.,,., ,M .A., ,,hANN ,,,, SHERMAN IVAN HESLINK ,,,,,,,,.,.,, .,A..A M TOMMY GRANVILLE CAROL WALLACE ..... Eu L ........ E-W. ............ -I ........ SALLY MORRIS LEGTERS ..... - ........ - ............... - .... EMR. MERRITT BESSIE VANEARDEN ,..,.. - ,............. EE ..... -MISS DALRVMPLE THE CAST, WITH MIss MORDOFF AS DIRECTOR AND IRMA TEWINKLE AS PROMPTER, woRHED MANY NIGHTS UNTIL LATE HOURS, ALTOGETHER WE HAD EIGHTEEN REHEARSALS- THE FIRST ONE wAs OCTOBER 9, AND THE PLAY WAS GIVEN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 85, l91lO. AT EVERY PRACTICE MISS MORDOFF PUT Us THROUGH THE sTEPs: IN OTHER woRDs, sHE TAUGHT Us HOW T0 WALK ON THE STAGE. AT THE END or EACH REHEARsAL oUR DIRECTOR HANDED EACH or us A LITTLE NOTE SHE HAD WRITTEN TO US, WHICH GAVE US HINTS FOR IMPROVE- MENT AND COMPLIMENTS ON oUR Gooo WORK, BEsIDEs ACTUAL ACT- ING, SCENERY HAD T0 BE BUILT AND PAINTED. MR. BRIDGES, LIL- LIAN BRIDGES, BESSIE VANEARDEN, AND Mrss MORDOFF CAME SATUR- DAYS TO WDRK. OTHERS HELPEO OCCASIONALLYQ THE DREss RE- HEARSALS WERE A LITTLE DIFFERENT WITH COSTUMES AND FILES OF MAKE-UP. THE FINAL DRESS REHEARSAL WAS TERRIBLE, BUT OUR SPIRITS SOARED TO GREAT HEIGHTS AFTER THE PLAY ITSELF wENT OFF wITH succsss. WE WORKED HARD AND HAD MANY HEADACHES ovER IT, BUT ws HAD LOADS or FUN BESIDESI AFTER THE PLAY WAS ALL OVER, WE HAD A LITTLE PARTY IN THE CAFETERIA. THERE WERE ICE CREAM, COOKIES, AND COCOA TO EAT AND DRINK, AND PLENTY OF FRIENDS WITH WHOM TO CHAT. ! Q S 8 t K 1 I THE HOT-DOG STAND ONE CRUELLY COLD NIGHT IN EARLY NOVEMBER, THE AMsITIoUs SEN- IOR CLASS or 'HI sET BUSILY TO WORK IN A LITTLE TENT SET up BETWEEN SPlTZER'S sToRE AND THE TowN LIBRARY. AN OILSTOVE HAD BEEN MOVED INTO THE TENT DURING THE AFTERNOON, AND FIVE or THE GIRLS LAUGHINGLY HEATED wATER, BOILED wEINERs, MADE GDFEEE, AND TRIED HARD TO SELL THEIR WARESA -3-