Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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FRENCH CLUB The French Club under the gllill'tllilllllill ol' Miss lfliigluiul elect:-il the following otlieers: Presideuz' . . Sami Angello T'iCf'-Pn'siri'r'i1f Helen Wigioii SCL'HJf!ll'!l . Geiievievi- Pelz 1'I't'lISIll't'l' ...... lillllilllt' Zainbito They had several parties at which they 4-onversed in, and played games in French. XVith the :iid ol' Mrs. Morrison, the Club inembers sang two French songs as a part ol' the School Night prograin. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club under the direction ol' Mr. Talbot, electr-il the 7 D following otlieers: President-Lucille Kirkpatrickg N ice-l resident- Diana ll'etterhahng SGC1'G'fill'Y-Xvlllllil Brayleyg Treasurer-Pauline Zambito. The Club has added three new books to the library- Listen for a Lonesome Drum , Around the Ytlorld in Eleven Years , North to the Orient . ,l,,.. Play SENIOR PLAY 'tThe Nineonipoopn, a comedy in four acts by C. L. Eaddy was successfully presented March 23. Grimes, a tailor's helper, tries to gain prestige for himself by presenting a solution in a labor and capital crisis. Bradley, a reporter, is suspected of being in league with Man- Ville, a capitalist, who tries to gain influence by his newspaper. Bonny Parker fights against this in her newspaper. A comic situation results when the three men meet at a party given in Manville's honor, at which Grimes is an uninvited guest. Grimes proves himself not such a nin- compoop after all when he settles an impending strike situation. The play ends happily when Grimes and Bonny plan to be married and her newspaper progresses. CAST OF CHARACTERS Director-Miss England J. Brayan Grimes tThe Nincornpoopl ......... . . , Leonard Burr Bonny Parker CThe debutante editorj ..., , . , ..., Jean Boyce Sol Ginsberg CThe Tailorj ....,....,. ,...,...,,,..., R obert lVigton Rosie Ginsberg C As much a flower under any other namel ........,,.. Marguerite Dorf Peter Arnold f An assistant in Sol's shopj . , , ..,. Franklin Cosway Gordon Manville CA capitalistj .,........, ......,. F rank Gavel Roger Bradley QA reporterl .... . , . Laverne Shuknecht Mrs. Morgan CThe hostessj ....,... ...,.. V irginia Dash Gladys Morgan tHer daughterj ....,. ., Pauline Zambito Mrs. Livingston CA vivacious widowj ..,. ...... R ita Crane Betty Livingston CI-Ier daughterj ...........,., .... enevieve.Pelz The Maid QA young girll ......,,.......,,............ Helen W1gtoi'1 Mrs. Krantz QA widow who tries to marry Solj .... Diana Wetter'halin Twentyeseven

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H Mt' ilzuzflh , Z'-W-my-' - ,fr i ff fifx' ,L ., A ,,,, C . ,.., . ' .MAH ..e,.-4,..., -I First R0'1I'-Xxvlllllil Nutting, Hester Coughlin. Jane Bonney, Janet Schuler, Lucille Kirkpatrick, Reifla Borton, Genevieve Pelz, WVilma Brayley, Diana XV9ttCl'llZlllll. Virglnia Dash, Charlotte Andrews, Marguerite Dorf, Cordelia Post. Top Rozrf-Dorothy Jannain, Lelia Shephard, Rita Crane. Pauline Zumhito, Helen XVigton, Ruth Motz, Jean Boyce, Harriet Calarco, Betty Cornwell, Lois Chapell, Leonard Burr, Sam Angello. Clubs DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Miss England, elected the following officers: P1'c.9idcut . Pauline Zanibito Vice-Pwcsiclewt Lois Chapell Secretary Virginia Dash Tv'cczszw'er Genevieve Pelz The Dramatic Club presented two plays- Open for Inspection , and The Minister's New Car at the Mother and Daughter banquet. The latter play was presented successfully at Oakiield, Batavia, and Bergen. My Cousin from Sweden was presented on School Night. Twenty-.s'iw

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