Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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TIIE SEIIIIIR CLASS PRESENTS e Gucfzoos fnesfn ' 'l'1ii-: 'l'llREE-ACI' comu-:uv Cuckoo's Nest was presented by the Senior class on january 30. 1937. to a large crowd which witnessed the night performance of the play and many of whom declared it the best presentation in recent years. Miss Fox, dramatic coach, directed the play. The play concerned: The Cragwells-Phillis and Barry, who are brother and sister, and Aunt Fanny are from Nashville, 'l'ennessee. This family has southern pride, artistic temperaments, and have belonged to the social elite of their community. Barry, of extremely high artistic na- ture, is a musician. Pursuing Mr. Stow- ski to New York City, in the hope of r3r-- - f- -f f- f - -it, having him hear Barry's concerto, the family finds he has just sailed for liurope. 'l'hen in spite of the more practical efforts of Faith lX'lcLeister, the dour Scotch family servant, who has accom- panied them on their wild goose chase, they suddenly find they have carelessly spent all their money, and their bank balance is a minus quantity. Moreover, Faith is owed S500 in back wages, and she hangs on to the Cragwells persistent- ly with a view of collecting. After being taken in a taxi to the Washington Square boarding house. which they find vacant, the inventive Cragwells decide to occupy it and pay .. . . W, --- 14--.,, l i 'zamatcs pefisoncze l Aunt Fanny Cragwell ...... l'hyllis. her niece ..... . llarry, her nephew ..... .,....Rozena Acker ......Dean Harwick ......Don Houghton Faith lXlcl-t-ister .........,,..... ..., i Arlene Hagstrom 'lim llryan. a taxi driver .............................. ....... I ,loyd Benedict l llouglass llreen. a well to do young' man ..........., Norman Johnson Noel Harvey, an ecstatic lady ............. ........joan Ferry lilinorah Judd, an aspiring' actress ............... ....... A nn Southvvick T i George Judd, lXlinorah's deserted husband ........ Dewey McClaskey lsadore Klattzwich, a realtor ....... ......... Colonel Pickett, a Shakesperian actor ,,,,. ......Leslie Delaney , .....Charles Ahern fwduction S7666 Business and advertising: Ed Malloy, lioh Armstrong, lletty Reese, Lucille johnson. lXlar-iorie Harting, Louise Meltlahon, l Yictor Spurgeon. Ronald Urmhreck. l Properties: Marjorie Cordick, Vivian Huntington, George l l lbunckley. Costumes: lithelyn l.antz, Dorothy Vifilliams, Ruth Frykholm. ,1 1 xv YY i 11 r iss.. TOP T0 BOTTOM The family fears is the outcome ' ' The Colonel is indignant Barry attempts to straighten out matters Douglass and Phyllis furnish the romance the Acme Realty Company in the fu- ture. Xleanwhile the taxi driver has been striving to collect his fee. And to add to the din, Barry has uncovered a fine piano and proceeds to content himself composing. lYhen Douglass Breen, manifestly a gentleman and very handsome, appears at the door and requests to rent a roo'm, Phillis rises to the occasion and explains the untidiness of the house and rents him ay room. XYith this start, the Crag- wells open a boarding house. lfven Alim, the taxi driver, falls for the crust of the Cragwells and steers cufztomers to the hoarding house. .lim keeps his promise and soon the house is full of guests. Noel Harvey, an ecstatic lady of thirty-five, Minorah -Iudd, a faded blonde, who has been an actress, Colonel lfdtvard Pickett, a Shakesperian actor, lsadore Klottzwich, manager of the .-Xcme realty company, and George bludd. the deserted husband, all add hilarious cc-mplications. To finish the play, Douglass Breen. the owner of the house, who stayed at the boarding house to write a book con- vornino the one:-r antics of the Frat'- if 'Yi 'I