Waterville Central High School - Academic Union Yearbook (Waterville, NY)

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The Senior Play 'Broken Dishesa' by Martin Flavin was chosen by the Senior Class be- cause of its reputation on Broadway. It was presented with a new stage setting in the Eastman Auditorium on May 18, 1934. The characters were as follows: Cyrus Bumpstead A ,. .,..... Howard Lally Jenny, Cyrus' wife .... . .Juanita Vanorman Elaine, their daughter , , , . . a . . .June Evans Bill Clark, Elaine's beau . ,,,. Thomas Doyle Mabel .,.............., ,,... H elen Ryan Myra ....,,..,....... . Gertrude McLean Sam Green, a grave digger ..,. Stuart Martin Quinn, a sheriff .,.,.. ..,, A lbert Radley Rev. Dr. Stump . . . . . . ,Donald Fuess A stranger ........,,.,.,,., 4 Kenneth Cordon Cyrus, when-peeked husband of Jenny, inspired by the absence of his wife-and by hard ciderfsuccessfully rebels against his wifeis domina- tion and helps his daughter, Elaine, to marry. Iennyis return, to find both her plans and dishes broken, provides an exciting and hilarious climax. Comedy, mystery, and romance made this dramatization a night of real enjoyment to all.

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Back Row: llenry Blair, William Butler. Arnold Brunner. Norman Bourke. lflton Dornburgh, Byron Wilmot, Logan Locke, Edward Brennan. Theodore Szlachta. Henry Waterman. Third Row: Arthur Roberts, Collis Huntington. Kenneth Bankins. Roger Terry, Isabelle Fuess, Mr. Peterson. Sarah Ogden, Vincent Cash, Guy Yining, Merlin Staring, Robert Treen. Second Row: Pauline LaFayette, Mary Dutton, Ruth Temple- ton. Mary Louise Brady, Marion llelterline. Catherine Tuffy, Dorothy Browne. Dorothy llouse, Frances Jones, Betty Townsend. Betty llelmes. Laura Tepolt. First Bow: Sarah Cravenstein, llelen llilsinger. Bethany Clark. Mary Doyle. Robert Byrnes, ,lulia Hughes. Alene Stukey, Anna Fusek, Helen Bingham. Junior lass President ....., . . Bobert Byrnes Vice President . , , . . , . ,Julm Huffhcs Secretary and Treasurer . . . , . , , Mary Doyle T11 the year of l923, nine of those who are now ln the Junior Class began their school career together. They are: Dorothy Browne Anna Fusek, Norman Bourke, Bobert Byrnes, Vincent Cash Follrs Huntlnffton , Logan Locke, Albert Treen, and Boger Terry. Since then numerous others have joined our class, including five from the seventh grfrde who lorned us in our Freshman year. They are: Elizabeth Townsend Marion Helter l line, Mary Dutton, Isabelle Fuess, and Pauline Lafayette The present class now consists of forty-three rrrernbers. On October ll, 1933 the Juniors sponsored a dance rn the Wrteryrlle t Central School gymnasium. On May 25, l934 our Junior Pronr was held In the early part of spring, we becarne proud possessors of flashy Junior rings. The entire class has its hopes and ambitions of beconrrnfr dtgnrfred Seniors of the class of 1935. Wie look forward to an excrtrnfr and eyentful year as Seniors, preparing for the first tirne to set our little boat rsrul on l l the seas of stornr and strife. l