Hale High School - Pompositticut Yearbook (Stow, MA)

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AUNT CATHY S CAT On Thursday and Frxday evenlngs December 16 and 17 the Seruor class at Hale I-hgh School presented the annual class play, Aunt Cathy Cat, 1n the Stow Town Hall to apprec1at1ve aud1ences The play was most capably d1rected by Mrs Helen Ferguson of the faculty The young people who were exceptlonally well drxlled, appeared at ease on the stage Thelr ent1re performance would brmg cred1t to an adult dramatxc club The play centered around the rental of a none too deslrable house by two malden slsters played by Arlene Larsen and Marjorxe Gray Both these young people portrayed thezr parts wxth unusual abxlxty Ralph Smlth as the real estate man showed excellent stage presence 1n the part of the amb1t1ous salesman The parts of the two meces were carrled by Shlrley Jensen, who gave a convmcmg plcture of the soph1st1cated college g1rl, and Vlrgmxa Batsford who cleverly enacted the part of the bobby sox slster Margaret Lewxs as the none too br1ght ma1d kept the audxence ln laughter w1th her antlcs The parts of Jose and Mama, Spamsh servants two d1ff1cult roles callmg for much act1on and few words were most ably handled by Bruce Maclver and He1d1 Peck Eleanor McColl was the only student to carry a double role She was just as convmcmg as the alummum saleswoman as she was m the part of the college g1rl The role of the house fell to Harvey Trefry, who, wxth dzgmhed drspatch gave a f1ne character portrayal Two Jumors Rogers Derby and Frank Vodoklys, as the gas man and pol1ce offlcer respectlvely, supported the semors w1th f1ne performance Mrs Elsie Mart1n and Barclay Tatler made up the young people whxle Mrs Kathleen Platt of the faculty served as prompter The usherettes were Constance Colby Carol Colby Joanne Hartley, and Margaret Schmelzer Bruce Maclver and Ralph Smzth were 1n charge of programs Marjorle Gray was productmon manager Marjorle Warren, Loulse Lawrence, and Ralph Srrnth played pxano solos between acts 30 I 1 1 ' ll I S ,, . . . . u Q Q g Q Q . Q Q . ll 'U ' , Q 1 ' ' 1 n 1 1 1 Q . Q 1 1 1 . . . 1 Q Q 1 Q Q 1 1 v . . . . Q . Q Q

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-7-'O QW l in STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row Left to Right Jane Colby George Maclver, Norma Leard, Allan Hartley Lois Hanson, Wxllxam Whxtney Front Row William Hxbbard Ralph Smith President Bruce Maclver, Secretary Margaret Schmelzer, Alexander Gray, Roger Derby 1 - ,..., 'Hub' YEARBOOK STAFF Back Row Left to Right Arlene Larsen Ralph Smith Harvey Trefry, Douglas Mann, Bruce Maclver, Margaret Lewis Front Row Virginia Batsford Wxllena Peck Faculty Advisor Mrs Kathleen Platt, Marjorxe Gray Eleanor McColl ,S GLEE CLUB Back Row Left to Right Lucille Demazure Norma Leard, Virginia Stewart Frances Macomber, Carol Colby Alexander Gray, Roger Derby John Makey Beverly Jokmen Margaret Schmelzer Jean Curtis Elizabeth Dudley, Louise Lawrence Beatrice Lemos Third Row Mabel Priest, Elaine Drechsler, Joan Annett, Ruth Stiles, Constance Colby Carla l-'itzMaurice, Alice Dexter, Alice Goucher Elizabeth Derby Marjorie Warren, Helen Punty Isabelle Townsend, Barbara Nelson, Joanne Hartley, Anna Alberi, Virginia DiPietro Second Row: Douglas Mann Arlene Larsen, Margaret Lewis, Willena Peck, Mrs. Ruth J. Drescher-Director, Marjorie Gray Eleanor McColl Virginia Batsford, Ralph Smith. Front Row: Ronald Sxnith Frances Warren, John Jokinen, Dorrance Leard Richard Munsen.