Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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H I G H TOR Martha Slawson eibffarthaf by - the-Tay Cast of Characters Ma Slawson CMartha's mother-in-lawj Cora CMartha's older daughterj Francie CMartha's younger daughterb Steve Lundy CMartha's landlordj Dorothy Reilly Claire Lang QMartha's protegeej Sam Slawson CMartha's husbandb Frank Ronald Ca young man of wealthj Flicker CMartha's dogb Mrs. Allen Sherman fRonald's so-called sister, Amy Pelham Ca society girlj Shaw tRona1d's servantj Allen Sherman 1351 Gertrude Whalen Charlotte Anderson Emma Perini Dorothy Reilly Harold Margulies Gurnea Wiles William Tierney Carroll Andariese Himself Kathryn deNoyelles Betty Kinney john Lediger Frank deNoyelles

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II I C3 II T' O R Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club held its first meeting for 1926-1927 on September 30. Harry Feeney was elected president and Mary Morrissey, secretary. The club has shown itself to be a worth while organization during the three years of its existence. The first year the club presented The Charm School , which proved to the public that Haverstraw High School students have great dramatic ability. In 1926, it presented Seventeen , which proved equally successful. This year the club presented 'fMartha-By- The-Day , which in the opinion of a great many people surpassed the two former plays. All the members of the cast were admirable, and Dorothy Reilly, in her radiant interpretation of Martha , gave a really notable performance. The club has also been active in other fields besides dramatics. In 1926, it gave a dance which proved to be the hit of the season. That year it also voted to appropriate annually one hundred dollars, as an award to the student who distinguishes himself in school work and in some other Held of academic life, such as dramatics, athletics,and good fellowship. Last year this prize was presented to Muriel Davies, who was one of the characters in The Charm School , and who was also assistant editor of The Red and White. The prize will be awarded this year, the name ofthe winner being presented on Commence- ment night. ' ,Q-J r -, wqzefff' if , tMwgJiz?V I. ,gy 1. qvgcgig- 'ev OS: : 1341

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HIGH TOR Piano Violin Cornet Saxophone Clarinet The Orchestra Elizabeth Knapp. Adelaide VVelsh, Frances Scios, Frank Springstead Elwood Brooks, Oscar Pressler. Fred Lewis, William Ecroyd, Fred Anderson. Joseph Gullak, Adolf Bautzer. Seymour Rosenberg, Howard Kling. Jl36lL 4