Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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fi S 3 pkg--'Um Www Wm may and Quan UPPER LEFT PICTURE: Seromi row: Mary Ellen Nelson, Stewardess, Bonnie Maitlen, Harriet St. john, Virginia Bale, Winifred Blaugh, Murlin Gillis, Steward, janet Mitchell, Inspector, Bob Heikell, Admiral. Fin! row: Carl Clark, Leo McEvoy, Pat Rodman, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Marlane Hughey, Emily Kimbrough , Dick Smith, Dick Winters, Richard Brandt, Purser. UPPER RIGHT PICTURE: Left to riglal: Marlane Hughey, Phyllis Mitchell, Madame Elise, Jeanine Early, Therese, Pat Rodman, Bruce Piland, Window Cleaner, I.aDonna Wick, Mrs. Skinner, Tom Heuterman, Monsieur de la Croix, Ed Brandt, Otis Skinner. LOWER LEFT PICTURE: Serena! row: Mary Ellen Nelson, janet Dunn, Winifred Blaugh, Joy Bennett, Harriet St. john, Murlin Gillis, Kay Geffe, Inspector, Bob Heikell. First row: Carl Clark, Pat Rodman, Marlane Hughey, Dick Smith, Richard Brandt. LOWER RIGHT PICTURE: Left 10 right: Marlane Hughey, Carol Matheny, Therese, Edna Wortman, Madame Elise, Pat Rodman, Bruce Piland, Grace Kramer, Mrs. Skinner, Tom Heuterman, Ed Brandt. The Wapato associated student body presented its annual play on March 50 and 31. Written by Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay is the story of Cornelia and Emily as they venture alone, on their first voyage, from America to Paris. While on board the ship, the steward, who is continually hauling in the girls' trunks, is aggravated by Emily's continual fear of the ship's hitting an iceberg. The two girls meet two American boys, Leo McEvoy and Dick Winters, with whom they become well acquainted. just before the boat docks, Cornelia catches the measles, and Dick and Leo get her past the health inspector with her face whitened with powder to cover the red spots. In Paris, Cornelia arranges to take acting lessons from Monsieur de la Croix, a French actor, but he is interested only in meeting her father, Otis Skinner, an American actor, and, when Otis walks out on him after a very cool recep- tion, he tells Cornelia she has no talent whatsoever for actin g. She bewails this fact, but her father assures her she has possibilities doing monologues in the American theatre. So Emily and Cornelia sail for home with fond memories of Paris and their French vacation. 24

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