Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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senior class. They were introduced by Loving Lunatics , a brief skit including Lyle Cole as Tom Patterson, Mary Dodds as Mary Mannering, and Rosalee Jones as Polly. A Winning Trick , was the second play pre i sented. In the cast were Phyllis Gore as Muriel Hodgson, Fern Conklin as Helen Crandall, and Doris Blevins as Florence Gregory. The Latest In Football , which had been pre- sented a week earlier at Russell, was also in- cluded. Lastly, The Cat's Whiskers , a short comedy was given. The cast included Carl Ripley as Ernie, Mary Grant as Esther, Cecil Alguire and June Gardner as Mr. and Mrs. Daly, Howard Loucks and Pansy Worden as Mr. and Mrs, Smith, Leo Hazelton and Luella Cole as Mr. and Mrs. Burns, and Leonard Gray as the policeman.

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impostore. Of course, in the end, Arnold wins the girl of hie choice and everyone ie happy— unlese we except Mrs. Spangossi, who couldn’t forget her unlucky experience in tree-sitting. The complete play cast: Daniel Benjamin Arnold Benjamin Larry Moore Lena Lutzenheim Fritz Lutzenlteim Vera Stewart June Gale Mrs. Spangossi Senorita Costa de la Torricnte Scnorita Cariotta Ferrez Patsy Forrest Dr. Forsythe PLAY TOURNAMENT John Newvine Leonard Gray Carl Ripley Dorothy Fleming Lloyd Fleming Pansy Worden Mary Dodds June Gardner Mary Grant Agnes Jones Alvin Shippee Howard Clarke On the evening of April 23, Knox High School at Russell acted as host to students who com- peted in a one act play tournament. Several mamber schools in the Oswogatchie League pre- sented one act plays. Richville's selection was Football”. The cast included as Chester, the too perfect Reynolds as Mrs. Steele, the Henrietta Gore as Mary Ellen, is always in difficulty; and as Bill Steele, Mary Ellen’s The Latest In Alvin Shippee brother; Louise worried mother; the sister who Lloyd Fleming favorite uncle. Although an eight and one-half inch silver trophy is to be awarded , the decision of the judges is not known at the present time. ONE ACT PLAYS PRESENTED A group of four one act plays was presented hy the pupils of the high school at the basket- hall hall, April 30, for the benefit of the

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BAND Cecil Alguire, Anita Bristol, Duane Bristol, Luella Cole, Claron Dashnaw, Mark Dodds, Mary Dodds, Dorothy Fleming, Lloyd Fleming, Frederick Gardner, Horace Gardner, June Gardner, Mary Gardner, Dorwin Gore, Erwin Gore, Henrietta Gore, Leonard Gray, Mary Grant, Doris Hawn, Leo Hazelton, Leon Hazelton, Robert Howard, Agnes Jones, Her- bert Jones, Morris Jones, Howard Loucks, Keith Manning, Frances Morrow, Vaneshia Morrow, Donald Phillips, Wendall Phillips, David Reynolds, Doris Reynolds, Laura Rey- nolds, Louise Reynolds, Harland Rickter, Viola Rickter, Carl Ripley, Alvin Shippee, Mavis Shippee, Morris Shippee, Charles Smith, Dean Woods, Donald Woods. Phyllis Gore—Drum Major Mr. John Schueler—Band Master