Elgin High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, IA)

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SENIOR PL Y The Senior Class of 1956 presented a unique three act comedy, Ladies of the Jury, on March 25. The setting of this play is unusual because its amusing action takes place in a court session and a jury room. The jury consists of an assortment of characters --a wealthy socialite, a prudish splnster, a flowery young poet, a hard-boiled Irish woman, and a newly- wed Southern belle. The C886 of Yvette Yvette Gordon is presented in the first act. 'Did she kill her husband for his money, or did he kill himself in a struggle for the possession of the gun?' is the question for an unmanageable and hlmorous jury-room debate in the last two acts.