Ashton High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Ashton, IL)

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Ati-1'roN toMMtUy.N1.'rtr s- Q a 'i,,, 1 r af, X, s ' J . 533 fue,-1 sc,-loot ASHTON, ILLINOIS , March 18, 1942 Dear Jim, How is your Uncle Sam treating you by still like Army life as well as you did? I surely wish you could have seen the play, Professor, How Could You!! It was a what a comedy! One of' the high points for points! occurred when Tootsie fainted into Boggins waiting arms. n K now? Do you Senior Class comedy and rather the low Barnaby K. The Seniors had try-outs the 25rd. and 24th. of Feb- ruary and the cast was posted on the 25th. as follows: Keats Perry, a young professor.........Edward Calhoun Vicky Randolph, the bane of his life...Natalie Chapman Grandma Perry, an obliging soul... .....Wilma Romick f Grandpa Perry, an innocent bystander...Allen Root John Appleby, a helpful friend ......... Loren Calhoun Priscilla Morley, a sweet young thing..Esther Boyd ' Tootsie Bean, a plump spinster ......... Gwendolyn Schaller Butcher Boy Bean, her big brother ...... LaVerne Kersten Valerie Whitman, a Southern charmer....Mary E. Rosecrans Barnaby K. Eoggins, the butler ......... Ralph Salzman Three young children ...... L .... ...Doris Parker S Wayne Nass Margaret Greenfield Shirley Schabacker was there every night to prompt us when we needed lt, and she didn't once let us down, Just to prove that the play wasn't at all dull we can say that she enjoyed it every night just as much as the cast did. Maybe more so. The cast enjoyed presenting the play quite as much as the audience enjoyed seeing it. Maybe they enjoyed it a little more because they saw Gwen faint every night, and Lulu was Bud disguised as Keat's long lost wife. He certainly made a good woman, as long as his voice didn't crack. ,