Hunter College - Wistarion Yearbook (New York, NY)

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M. E. D. y 'THEN KNIGHT AND 'THE HIPPOGRIFF By Eleanor Guiferman, Adelazde. Gould, and Gertrude Murray Earl DRAMATI S PERSONZE KING ARTHUR ..... . Emilie Hill MERLIN . . . Adelaide Koenig GAWAIN . . . Florence Shields LAUNCELOT . Jeannette Van Veen BORS . . . . . Mabel J. Collins GALAHAD . . Margaret E. Denniston LADY OVERALL g I. . . Mary Lawson ELAINE-A-DALE . . julia Hawley SIR KAY ' . . Eleanor Guiterman IVANHOE . . . ' Alberta Keene ROWENA i . Y . May Parmelee THE HIPPOGRIFF , . . Beatrice King FIRST HERALD A ....... Mary Routh SECOND HERALD ..... Nellie R. L. Goodwin COMMANDER OF BEST POINT CADETS Catherine Candler QUEEN OF FAIRIES ..... Clarisse Bloom LEADER OF DEMONS . . i . . Kathleen Murphy PAGE ......... Lucretia Howell Knights and Court Ladies. Best Point Cadets, Fairies, Demons, Statues, Ducks, Detectives, etc. Pzluzzlvt, MAY O'RYANg .Stage Mgr., GERTRUDE M. EARLQ Properly Mgr., ADELAIDE GOULD . 90 '

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I The Knight and the Hippogriff' ACT III.-SCENE I. The Court of King Arthur. Knights and Ladies seated around, talking, sewing, etc. IST LADY. Where is Sir Kay? He promised us yesterday that he was going to give us some excite- ment. 2D LADY. I don't know. I saw him ride 'away full armed. He smiled when I asked him whither he was going, and said I soon should know. 3D LADY. He's a brave knight! 4TH LADY. Yes, but I don't like him. 2D L. Has any one heard from Ivanhoe? KING A. No report has been handed in. Would that he were safe. In spite of his'-disobedience I love the youth, and would not have him harmed. Row. fshylyj. Perhaps in a little while you will hear ofthim. G ' fEnter Kay bearing the head of the Hippogriif. Rowena and the knights who befriended Ivanhoe are amazed. Kay bows to King Arthur. The ladies turn and utter exclamationsj KING A. Whom have we here ? Sir Kay ? tTo ladiesjz I will not have Q This vulgar craning of the necks to see. ' KAY Qkneeling and holding up the headjg My lord, the king, behold this gory head Mute witness of my glorious contest. Within the forest I encountered The Questioning Hippogriff. He plied me with His puzzling queries. INe'ertheless I passed. In combat hand to hand I met him then, And with this single arm cut off his head. QApplause and shouts of bravo. Ivan.'s friends are dumbfounded. All crowd around Kay.j KING A. Silence there! I want to hear that clock tick. PAGE. Please my lord, the clock is only there for show, And so there is no tick you know. KING A. As usual, the clock is always at fault. Sir Kay, you have done well Proceed. I KAY. 'Twas yesterdayl left the court upon a secret quest. My road was overhill and dale, ' By winding stream and gleaming vale, The sun was bright, the air was mild, I came unto a gloomy wild. By beauty of the scenery be sure I was impressed. The rocks were dark and hard and cold, The breezes blew across the wold, The vines clung close around the oak Their leafyi QKing rings belly Q2