Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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THE CRYSTAL The Senior Plays Three one-nct plays, which a large crowd attended, were presented by the class of' 1931, on the evenings of November 25 and 26. So1s Your Old Antique, a comedy, portrayed the interior of an antique shop with its dusty and worm-eaten curios which were indeed rare antiques. In the second play entitled The First Dress Suit, a gentleman passes through an important crisis; namely, that period when he enters manhood and thinks he is master of his own mind. The last (but by no means the least) was a Japanese poea-play called The Flower of Yeddo which tested the love of a Japanese poet. The Casts Are As Follows: So s Your Old Antique by Clare Kunr.ier Dick Bar low- - - - - -Sally, his wife- - - -Sirs, Pettis- - - - - -Mr, Ma lster - - - - - William, the chauffeur Charles Lindner Jeanette Lanning Irma Muller Martin Maurer George McCarthy The Flower of Yedcc by Victor Mapes Musmc- ----------------- Dorothea Weber Sair.ura- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Ruth Schaefer Kami ------------------ John Crosson Tajjphoon - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Richard Wade The First Dress Suit by Russell Medcraft Teddy Harding-Mrs. Harding • Betty Harding-John Drake - ■ Paul Smith Eleanor KacCartney Margaret Potts Oscar Johnson The plays were a great success due to the -onderful assistance rendered by Miss Me Keever, coach; Miss Sloane and Mr. Roberts, scenery; William Littlejohn, stage manager, assisted by Jack Ziegler and Gordon Nash. The High School Orchestra, conducted by John Rahner, played between the acts. A dance which followed the plays,- completed the program. Myles Weston