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

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spww eww an saw Complications may arise when the guests pay board-so learned the lflnglish aristocrat, Lady Mary Crabbe, in the senior play, i'Fresh Fieldsii, when, upon having inherited a mansion, she decided to take in hoarders to help pay the upkeep on the house-Without the knowledge of her social-minded sister, Lady Lillian, or her young son, Tim Crahhe. The entire household is shocked hy the crude manners of the Australian family 'Ooive com to sty with 'em a hit -Nlrs. Pidgeon, who is called everything from Partridge to Parrot, and talks herself into one scrape after another-her clumsy daughter, Una, who makes her debut by knocking over an expensive vase-and hlustering Uncle Tom Larcomh, who insists on taking golf lessons from the butler at the expense of Lady Lillian's favorite statue. But-all ended Well at the senior play for hoth play and audience, hecause of the excellent cast and splendid directing of Miss Helen Pruessing. The last of the Crown Derby, ext-laims Miss Swaine flrlorence Vllatsonj renter to Ludlow, the butler CBill Rennerk, as she picks up the broken pieces. Lady Lillian Kingworthy CCaroline Moorel, left and Lady Stronie CFlorence Green- lrlattj right look on aghast. Let's Hy away to the moon, ecstatic- ally exclaims Una Pidgeon Clviarilyn Hil- ton? to fiance, Tim Crabbe CBill Wiat- sonb while her mother, Mrs. Pidgeon fDonean YYaldoJ, Uncle Tom Lareomh Qjoel Toothakerj and hostess, Lady Mary Cralxbe Cflolleen Kendalll, look on approvingly. I-'