Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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20 THE MASCOUTIN THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY. The 1919 Senior Class Play, The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, was put on in the Opera House, April 25. A capacity crowd filled the show iTouse, many being turned away. The g-reat crowd voiced their approval of the play many times. The cast was exceptionally well balanced, and members performed their parts cleverly. As a whole it was one of the best amateur performances evei ' staged in the city. The class profited to the e.xtent of over $100. Much of the credit for the success of the play is due to Miss Piekarski, the director, and Senior class advisor. CAST. Aunt Mary Watkins, wealthy spinster Genevieve Campfield. Jack Denham, her nephew Edward Christensen Betty Burnett, also Granite Mabel Gordon Burnett Harry Domahoski Clover, Jack ' s chum John Purves Mitchell, Jack ' s chum Charles Lewin Lucinda, Aunt Mary ' s maid Bessie Gold Joshua, Aunt Mary ' s hired man Harold Frey James, the butler Carl Kolb Daisy Mullins, a villager Dory Betry The Girl from Kalamazoo Ardene Peck Stebbins, Aunt Mary ' s attorney Alfred Handrich Eva, Betty ' s maid Loretta Woodman