Exeter High School - Pinnacle High School (Exeter, NH)

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28 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 1946 i, K SENIOR PLAY CAST Left to Right: C. Currier, J. Auger, K. Tufts, L. Brabant, C. Tufts, C. Walsh, P. Spencer, J. Monaghan, Miss Winn, C. Bell, B. Horne, P. Cammett, H. Stanley. Cast Beverly ..,. ..... ....... C E CIL BELL Mrs. Ruins .....,.,,, . . PHYLLIS SPENCER Mr. Heidler .....,. . . . . , , , CHARLES TUFTs Mrs. Ellington Lewis , , , . . CONSTANCE WALSH Vincent .......,...,.. . , . DANIEL HEARTZ Herbert . . . . . HEYWOOD STANLEY Mr. Rains ..,,.,. .... . BURTON HORNE Mrs. Tracy ....... , . LORRAINE BRABANT Miss Hepplewhite , , ,... CLAIRE CURRIER Mr. Farnsworth . A KENNETH TUFTS Mr. Tierney JOHN MONAGHAN Miss Arnold . . , PEGGY CAMMETT Miss Bressart , .......,. .,.,,,.. J EANNINE AUGER Prompters . Property ,... Sound Effects . . . , . . . . IVIARY DURGIN and DOROTHY LANDERS , CARLETON ELDREDGE and GWENDOLYN LONDON , . . . . .,.,... ,..,..... .,.,, S A LLY HIGGINS

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1946 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 27 ' .L CLASS OFFICERS Loft to right: Advisor, Miss Ileclardg Sc'f'rf'fcl1'y, D. Heartzg l'rcsirlcnf, W. lic-rnierg Vin'-l':'c'sirlc':11, C. Carrollg 7'r1'c1sur1'r, J. Monaghan. IN MEMORIAM Born in Exeter on May 6, 1927, and a member of the class of 19-46, Frank Jankowski was accidentally shot and killed while deer hunting in Nottingham on December 1, 1943. An exceedingly popular boy, he was president of our class, played tackle on the football team, and was an honor student.

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1946 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 29 SYNOPSIS Herbert, at sixteen, is already a musical genius but his hundred and one ideas are forever getting him and the Rains family into difficulty. It's bad enough when he misses the important audition with Felix Heidler, famous music critic. His music teacher, Miss Hepplewhite, has arranged the ap- pointment with Mrs. Ellington-Lewis, a prominent socialite, but Herbert doesn't show up. When he does arrive, it is with Vincent, his partner in misfortune, two twelve-foot planks, and many excuses. The music critics and Mrs. Lewis, disgusted and indignant, leave when Herbert injures his fingers with the planks. The lumber is for a float the boys are building. They have worked hard to copy plans for the new high school, and its only fault is that it repeatedly collapses during the parade to the merriment of all but Mr. Tierney, the contractor for the school, who sees this as an asper- sion on his professional reputation, since Herbert's father is also a contrac- tor. For a time things look very dark with Mr. Farnsworth, Vincent's pro- fessor father, and Miss Arnold of the Chamber of Commerce siding with Tierney against Mr. Rains. All is made right, however, when Tierney is exposed as a crook and the boys are hailed as the city's saviors. Herbert gets another chance to play for Mr. Heidler because of the efforts of Jean Bressart, Herbert's Miss Moonlight. The senior classes of R. F. S. and E. H. S. combined to present the very successful Moonlight for Herbert. Many thanks are due to our director and patient coach, Miss Irene Winn, who can take a lot of credit for the success of the undertaking.