Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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i-...e -Kee eeyrww Senior Class Pla l...-...J flat Row?-Eleanor Gitlen, Everett Miracle, Freeda Edington, Harold Beal, Mildred Snyder, Austin Elsie, Lillian Kirschner. 12nd Row!-Miss Mcllvainc, Howard Fulton, Chlora Clapp, Miss Alsdnrf, Kathryn Beniamin, Elmer johnson, Lois Miller. i'Sound Your Horn" was presented hy the Senior Class of Creston High School on No' veiuher 241 and fll, 193l, Freeda Edington .........Lois Miller ...Eleanor Giffen Play Cast Drusilla, a little girl about town ,.,....,,,,,,.,...l.,...... Phyllis, her ehuiu .....,....,,,,,,,,,,...,.,..,........ .....,.,.l Etta Lamh, a waitress.. .,.. .. ...... ,,,,,,,.,,,....,,,,.,,,,.,,....,,,,,,,,l,,, . . Mr. Angus, attorney lor the Van Dyke estate ,,.., ,....,,,,........ . . Homer Bird, Contact man lor the Empire Bottling W'orks ..... ..... Christine Eliot, owner ol a roadside refreshment stand ..,... ...... Mrs. Van Dyke. a sellfniade niillionairesf' ...,.....,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.l ..... Deane Vwfehster, her niece ,,,,, ................... . . ,,,,.....,. .... . .. .. Theodore Vv'ehster. her nephew .........,.. ,,,,.,..,. ,.,.... Mr. Beasley, caretaker for the Van Dyke estate ........ SYNOPSIS OP PLAY ...,..,Harold Beal ...Elmer johnson .Lillian Kirsehner .Mildred Snyder .....Chlora Clapp .....,Everett Miracle .......Austin Ehie Aft l The interior of Christine Eliot's refreshment stand, on the State Road. A morning in lvlay. Aet Il The same. An afternoon ll month later. Aet lll The same, Evening of the same day. PLAKII4 The interior of Christine Eliot! refreshment stand, on the State Road. TIM I-, The present. 'll Will. l Vv'on't," was presented hy the junior Class of Creston High School on April 8 and 9, l932. fPagc Fortyft maj

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.-....-.P i....-..iY A wwa'Se-.-.- The Stor "Sound Your Horn," a farce comedy in three acts, was full of catchy comedy. Whether one has hitchfhiked or learned the highway from hehind the wheel of the latest sport model eight, theyid delight in this play of Christine's wayside refresh' ment stand. The play offered interesting contrasting roles in those of Mr. Angus and Beasleyg the one suave and successful, the other hlundering and inefficient. Homer Bird, who hlundered ador' ingly after cute Etta furnished plenty of laughter. At times thc irresistible Phyllis and Drusilla, drinking their way through the list of soda pop, touched the funny hone. But the real focus of interest was Christine who leased land for her refreshment stand from Mrs. Van Dykes agent. Wheii Mrs. Van Dyke, who refused to have anything so "lowfhrow" as a stand on her property, set out to repudiate the lease and disposses Christine, she found that she had a person to reckon with entirely differ- ent froin the wealth-worshipping group to whom she'd heen accustomed. Christine discovered unexpected allies in Deane and Theodore, niece and nephew of Mrs. Van Dyke. Romance and comedy work well to an end which proved just right. Chris' tine proved to he a Vassar graduate and a business woman but not too husinessflike to fall in love with Ted, and Homer Bird got his Etta Lamh. fPage Fortyftlireel l