Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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First Row M. Steckley I. Hartley L. Gateson Miss En land R. Ro liff F.Sul' . , l , , g , wc e, imo wicz, P Monachino R Dutton Second Row D. Bower, G. Driggs, I.. Zelinski, S. Panek, G. Smith, D. Erhardt Third Row I. Crane, L. Horton SENIOR PLAY On November 15, 1946, the Seniors presented their annual play. This play was a comedy-drama, the first of its kind ever produced in Elba. According to the critics, it was one of the most successful plays present ed in our school. The setting of the play was the home of Eloise Baxter, a confident, efficient, determined, old maid. Edith Meadows her gay and irrespon- sible sister, had promised to care for a young orphan, Elnora Guilford. Before the day came for the child to arrive, Edith had accepted an in- vitation to visit Mexico. She managed to persuade the indignant Eloise to take the girl until she returned from her trip. The sharp tongue and unyielding attitude of Eloise might have driven the young orphan away, had it not been for the understanding Dr. Travis, a physician and friend of the family. Dr. Travis' loving kindness helped the girl to become ac- customed to Eloise's sternness. As the play proceeded, Eloise learned to love the girl and struggled to have the town accept her. The play end- ed happily with the Doctor and Eloise marrying, thus providing a home for Elnora. Eloise Baxter . . . Dr. John Travis . . Mrs. Myrta Hart. Edith Meadows . . Kermeth Winshell . n. -.- Roxanna Rowcliffe . ...... Theodore Say Philippa Monachino . . . . .Florence Sulimowicz . . ...... Lorne Horton Mr. Grubb ....... .... G eorge Driggs Elnora Guilford . . Mrs. Prescott . . . Gloria Prescott. . Barbara Kilbourne . . Dolores Boyle . . . Judy Handon .... Herman Slade . . . Mr. Traynor . . . Mrs. Haver ..... Mrs. Carpenter, . Orrin Bidell . . Dorothy Bower . ...... Susan Panek . . Lealllla. G3.feS0ll . . . .Mary Steckley . . . Dorothy Erhardt . . . . Ioan Hartley . . .Joseph Crane . . . Clyde White . . Iemiie Zelinski ..........RuthDutt0n ..........................GuySmith The prompter was Anita Horzempa. Paul Randall andLoren Laney acted as stage managers.

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