Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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“SMILIN' THROUGH

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“Laugh and be merry together. —Masefield. ‘Smilin’ Through’’ A Play in a Prologue and Three Acts, Class of Gouverneur High School, at the at eight o’clock. PERSONS IN THE PLAY The Prologue Sarah Wayne ............. Eileen Carroll Mary Clare....................... Rebah Clark The Play John Carteret ...... Irving Weatherup James Hull Dr. Owen Harding ...... Robert Cushman Ellen ..................... Evelyn Dain Eleanor Link Kathleen Dungannon .... Barbara Gardner Willie Ainley ......... Hilliard Seaker Kenneth Wayne..............Emerson King Jeremiah Wayne ............... Clifford Hay Moonyeen Clare............Dorothy Dodds First Woman........... Ruth Wood Second Woman ............ Blanche Hardy Third Woman ........ Marjorie Whitmore Fourth Woman ......... Marian Walworth First Man ............... Robert Taylor Second Man ............. Richard Witters Third Man ................ Clifford Kitts Singer .................... Janet Myers by Allan Langdon Martin, presented by Senior James C. Dolan Auditorium, December 7, 1937 SYNOPSIS PROLOGUE—Outside the Gate. ACT 1—The Carteret Garden, 1914. ACT 2—The Same. Fifty Years Before. ACT 3—The Same—1919. Prompters, Marjorie Enslow, Eleanor Wells Property Mistress ........ Jean Allen Costume Mistress....... Carolyn Pickert Propetry Man ................... Robert Taylor Stage Manager........... Robert Taylor Curtain............... Clarence Evans Lights ........... Richard VanNorton Music .......... High School Orchestra ACKONWLEDGEMENTS Gowns ............... Rodger’s Store Costumes Hayden Costume Company, Boston Student Electrician and Stage Effects ..... Theodore Constantikes Scenery Industrial Arts and “Ag” Departments Flowers...........Dramatic Art Class Page Thirty

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“He is well paid that is well satisfied.'’—Shakespeare. Northern New York Prize Speaking Contest Gouverneur High School THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1938—EIGHT O’CLOCK Spring Sony .».................................... Rubinstein High School Orchestra A Story of Old Madrid .................................. Crawford Dorothy Dodds, Gouverneur Sub-Deb .............................................................. Fortenbaker Marion Smith, Canton The Highwayman ........................................................:... Noyes Lois Grant, Potsdam All in the April Evening ... Robertson Wake Thee Now, Dearest........Taylor Mixed Chorus The Forgotten Witness .................................................. Kimball The Bargain Basement Joyce Carton, Massena Moffet Margaret Ames, Malone In Luxembourg Gardens....Manning-Nash Mosquitoes ............................. Bliss Boys’ Quartette Anne of Green Gables.............................................. L. M. Montgomery Joyce Trudell, Tupper Lake The Waltz .......................... ....................................... Parker Ethel Rothenberg, Ogdensburg Springtime Valse .......................................................... Saenger High School Orchestra JUDGE Mrs. Wilbur Hanson, Carthage, N. Y. First Prize $7.50 ................................ Miss Joyce Carton, Massena, N. Y. Second Prize $5.00.................................. Miss Marion Smith, Canton, N. Y. Northern New York Prize Speaking Contest George Hall Auditorium, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Ogdensburg, N. Y. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1938—EIGHT O’CLOCK Cornfield Melodies ................................ Wallingford Riegger 0. F. A. Mixed Chorus The Big Parade.......-.............-..................... Wcsley Carty Talcott Seelye, Canton On European Guides ......................................... Mark twain He Knew Lincoln Colby Stearns, Ogdensburg Paul Austin, Potsdam What the Constitution Means to Me Ida Tar bell Robert Halliday Robert Halliday, Massena The Master's Violin..................................................... Myrtle Reed Irving Weatherup, Gouverneur The Crisis in Character................................................. Robert Anderson Jerome Sallon, Tupper Lake The World Is Waiting For the Sunrise Ernest Seitz O. F. A. Mixed Chorus JUDGE Mrs. George Stafford, Watertown, N. Y. First Prize $7.50 .............................. Colby Stearns, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Second Prize $5.00 ...................... Irving Weatherup, Gouverneur, N. Y. Page Thirty-two