Grafton High School - Graftonian Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

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 NOW YOU'RE TALK I NG A Comedy in 3 Acts THE CAST Goldie Lockwood..The Golden Girl with the Golden Voice..Joyce Hahn Jinx Lockwood..........Goldie’ younger sister..........Gerry Burke Bill Bryson.............Goldie’s fiance................Dick Porter Freddie Wyatt................jinx's Heart interest................Jim Rozga Aurelia Royce....Goldie’s and Jinx's militant Aunt....AliCe YOSt Pilson McCrabb..........Bin's irascible uncle........Bill Schworer Gussie Croker..............The Landlady...........Dory Stanislawski Kitty Lee Croker.......Her incorrigible little brat.......Pat Brunson Bluebell.........The Ap ar tra ent - hou se Negro maid.Gerry NeitZel Yosie Yohnson.................The Swedish Cook...................Dory Lynch Pat McGillicuddy..............The Irish Cop............Donn Barber Dick Porter and Donn Barber helped the Juniors produce the play. THE SCENE The entire action takes place in the Lockwood sisters’ living- room, in the first floor apartment, near the college campus in a small midwestern city. THE TIME Act I. About four o’clock. An afternoon in late spring. Act II. The following morning at ten o’clock. Act III. A few moments after the close of Act II. This play was produced by special arrangement with the Drama Guild of Boston, Massachusetts.

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 SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW On April 30th, the Seniors gave as their class play a comedy of youth in three acts entitled “ Something Old, Something New,' by John Hershey, The play was presented by special arrangement with Samuel French of New York. It was a sprightly comedy that pleased the audience. It afforded a sympathetic insight into the lives of our contemporary “ younger generation,” and at the same time told a story rich in action, movement and comedy situations. The characters were as follows in order of their appearance: Flossie, a Young Housemaid..........Florence Stanislawski Dutch Hasenflug, a policeman......................Myron Grott MTS. Maude Carroll, proprietor of 'Maison Carroll’ .........Dorothy Drachenberg Jeanette Bissell, Her Young Assistant. . . . Ruth Hitchcock Mrs. Griggs (Gram), Her Mother..............Joyce Kazmierczak Sheila Carroll, Her Younger Daughter . . . .Josephine Boise Johnnie Carroll, Her son ..................... Richard Porter Rollie Hawkins, a Young Lawyer ............... James Anderson “ Boop” Simmons, Johnnie's Friend..............Theron Snyder Verna Carroll, sheila's older sister ........... Nelda Lawson Duncan James, a Young Business Man ............ Ward Knechtges Clara Martin, Hannah Thorpe, Georgie Bissell, Friends of sheila's . Phyllis Vodarski, Dorothy Konczal, Gerry Neitzel, a member of the Junior Class. The action of the entire play took place in the office-livingroora of Mrs. Maude Carroll in the small American City of Harrisville, during the Spring-time. A large and enthusiastic audience greeted the Seniors in this their last dramatic effort of their high school career.