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JUNIOR PLAY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, 1943 QN THE EVENING of May the seventh, 1943, the Juniors presented the three act farce, Professor, How Could You! It was the story of Keats Perry, young professor in the local college, who had been offered the position as dean if he would get married. He is a woman hater, but decides to accept after a quarrel with Vicky Randolph, a student who has the habit of throwing things at him. Grandpa, John, Boggins, and Vicky pick out a girl for the professor. They put up ten dollars and the winner is to get the money. Grandma gives a dinner party so Keats will meet the girls. When he does, they tell him they are willing to marry him. Grandpa and John straighten every- thing out by having the girls come to Keats ' house with the belief that he is going to elope with them. John appears as Keats ' long lost wife and all the girls leave, but Priscilla, whom John thinks Keats loves. Vicky be- comes enraged at this and leaves. She forgets her coat and comes back after it and Keats tells her that he loves her. Grandpa wins the bet as he had chosen Vicky. Everyone is happy, as Boggins gets his candidate, Tootsie Bean, John gets his, Priscilla, and Vicky ' s choice settles for one of the college boys. CAST Keats Perry— A young professor Charles Jennings Vicky Randolf— His student and the bane of his life Connie Baker Grandma Perry — An obliging soul Lois Nicodemus Grandpa Perry — An innocent bystander Dick Dove John Appleby— A helpful friend Charles Yates Friscilla Morley — A sweet young thing Norma Hunter Tootsie Bean — A plump spinster Imogene Capp Butcher Boy Bean— Her big brother Stewart Capp Valarie Whitman — A Southern charmer Mary Mutzfeld Boggins — The sporting butler John Sattison Director — Mis. Prue Oberlin Page Twenty-Two
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SENIOR PLAY SENIORS UNITE TO MAKE AN ALL AMERICAN FAMILY HTHE SENIOR CLASS presented the three act comedy, All American Family, on the evening of December 3, 1943. The play was well at- tended and war, enjoyed by ell. The Butler frmily is just such a fami ly as you will find in your own block. Trouble comes when Mr. Butler ' s business is about to go on the rocks unless he rets a large amount of money. Mrs. Butler thinks she can borrow it from her widowed sister, Lucy Middleford, who is bringing her only daughter, Avis, to visit the Butlers. Caroline Butler has found out that Avis is really adopted, but is warned not to tell, as Avis, herseif, does not know this. Avis incurs Caroline ' s enmity, however, when she is ad- mired by Caroline ' s finance, Bruce Ford, and in a burst cf temper, Caroline tells the girl of her adoption. Caroline redeems herself by going to the Sacred Heart Orphanage, where Lucy adopted Avis. She returns and every- thing runs smoothly again. CAST OF CHARACTERS Roger Butler — A small-town business man Stewart Capp Carrie— His wife Imogene Capp Caroline— Their spoiled daughter Connie Baker Bill— Their middle, mechanical-minded son Maurice Bonecutter Bobby — The youngest, who is always getting into fights r.nd wearing his skates in the house John Sattison Grandma— The hub of the Butler wheel Annabelle Reinhart The Widow Smith— A fascinating neighbor Claire Oberlin Peter— Her son and Bill ' s pal Charles Jennings Bruce Ford— Caroline ' s fiance Charles Yates Lucy Middleford— Carrie ' s rich and widowed sister Marilyn Haynes Avis— Her attractive and adopted daughter Mary Mutzfeld Director — Miss Lucile Meacham P ige Twenty-One
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