Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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C.H.S. Brings Harvey to Life On November 8, 9, and 10, Central High's Masque and Gavel Club presented its first play of the year, Harvey, by Mary Chase. Harvey is alight comedy about a wealthy, middle-aged man, Elwood P. Dowd fplayed by Ernest Kinsolvingj and his best friend Harvey, an invisible rabbit. Dowd's sister Veta Louise Simmons fplayed by Gayle Pickettj, and his niece Myrtle Mae Simmons fplayed by Jennifer Beresfordj are also major characters. The play centers around Mrs. Simmons' attempts to have her brother in- stitutionalized, while two doctors fplayed by Adam Schwarz and Alec Milsteinj, a pretty young nurse fplayed by Maryann Dawsonj, and an orderly fplayed by Frank Milsteadl confuse the issue as to who is to be committed and who is committing. Masque and Gavel worked very hard at producing 'Harvey', commented direc- tor Doug Cotner. The scene changes were noiseless, the sets and costumes bright, and the lighting well done. t . ABOVE: Dr. William R Chumley lAdam Schwarzl contem- plates a serious problem. ABOVE RIGHT: Elwood P. Dowd fErnest Kinsolvingj carries on a conversation with best friend Harvey. RIGHT: Duane Wilson fFrank Milsteadl listens intently as Myrtle Mae Simmons Uennifer Beresfordl inquires as to the whereabouts of her Uncle Elwood. 24 Masque and Gavel ...saw--+ ':'- ' . glgjfw 5 t e