Oregon City High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Oregon City, OR)

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DRA.MA V . - DULCY Dulcy, presented by the Seniors is a clever drawing room comedy in which George -Kaufman and Marc Connelly, famous playwrights, pack a lot of action and hilarious fun. And in the acting line, what more could have been asked for than our own seasoned Thespians from the senior class?4 . The depth and maturity of the many characters called for careful study and efficient portrayal of one of the most exacting achievements of the year. The plot centered around Dulcy, the type of wife whose loyalty was an attribute, but whose hopelessly bungling attempts to be helpful to her husband provides the merriment and comedy. ' : THE VARIETIES IITHE MESSAGE or KHUFUH First, the thrills and chills of the Message of Khufu unfold in the sinister atmosphere of a tomb of an Egyptian king. The fury of a desert storm rages, while, below, the wickedly gleaming emerald lures three men to their deaths by visions of great wealth. Tor HATTERS', The scene next shifts to the swank atmosphere of the club Top Hat, eaturxng t ose captivating collegians of swing, the Top Hatters. 'T And included in the bill of fare were the famous truckin' waiters. Of course, it wouldn't be complete without Virgie Le Vine, who won plaudits with her popular blues songs. The livelytuneful melodies and delightful dancing of the Top Hat chorus also won high acclaim from the audience. Uf - h UTHE VERY NAKED BOY The plot of the curtain act involved a she , a he , and a very embarrassing small brother. THE Boon Shades of Lenin !. The Boor presents us with an original Russian comedy with an extra bit of dash Ccould it be the Russian influence?D A gay boisterous young bill collector starts the plot rolling when he attempts to collect a bill from an unhappy young widow, in one of the merriest comedies of the year. TUNE IN Station W.T.N.T. provides an inside peek into the melodious merrymaking of Mitzi and Jerry, the graceful dancing of Gypsies, the vocal acrobatics of Mrs. Kroggins, the cherubs of the Kiddies Club, to say nothing of the talkative sister trio, all smoothly announced by J. Bottomley Binks. As swingy and zippy as it is tuneful, Tune In will long be recalledl as the top musical treat of the year. ' SPRING DANCE In this play, boy meets girl in a colorful, romantic college setting, and thereby hangs a tale of pleasingly buoyant situations. Presented by the Juniors, it concerns a modern college lass in her bravely persistent efforts to convince her skeptical college friend, a perfect specimen of masculine modernity, that woman is not a hindrance to man. Involved in the plot and providing their share of the entertainment, were her faithful sorority sisters and their various beaus.