Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Junior Play A good-sized audience thoroughly enjoyed the play, Youth Comes Tripping, pre- sented by the Iuniors, March I2 and 13, The play dealt with the efforts of Doc Skinner and Mrs, Skinner to save the Trojan Springs l-Iotel. Mr. Bryson and Lillian Paget are from the city trying to obtain control. The owner, Bobbie Dunn, was away at College and did not know a new road had been built some distance from the hotel. His churn, Speed Temple, also helped to save the ho- tel. Interesting characters also were Betty Kane, her father, Tom Kane and the town con- stable, Wiley. The cast of characters were: Doc Skinner, Demaine Shrockg Mrs. Skinner, Pauline Millerg Mr. Bryson, Harry Smeltzerg Lillian Paget, Ruby Swinehartg Bobbie Dunn, Robert Allerg Speed Temple, Gale Swihartg Betty Kane, Helen Iarvisg Tom Kane, Lyle Rohrerg Constable Wiley, Lloyd Coyle. Miss Stambangh directed the play. Hearts and Blossoms A COMIC OPERETTA, was presented on March 26 and 27 by the High School Glee Clubs under the direction of Miss Frances l-Iolbert. The story concerns Mrs. Horace Manning, rather imposing widow, and her two dan- ghters, june and Marie, who are spending the summer at an American hotel. Matthew Brandon, an old sweetheart of Mrs. Manning's, comes to the hotel and ser- ious complications arise. june is in love with his nephew, Philip, but is not allowed to see him because of an old quarrel between Mrs. Manning and Mr, Brandon. Marie is in love with a chap named Ierry Higgins, whom Mrs. Manning delights in calling Spriggins . The boys soon find a way of winning her favor, and everything ends happily. The principal characters were Christine Logan, Violet Mather, Audrey Harrington, Helen Iarvis, Horace Fairfield, Robert Aller, Robert Nusbaum and Charles Thwaits. Senior Play The Seniors chose for their play, The Black Ace , a mystery melodrama. This was the first play of its type ever to be presented at Iefierson. In an effort to clear himself as a suspected murderer, Philip Martin Uohn Berkeyj duplicates the party at which the murder took place, The guests were Stanley CLester Eashj, Myra tViolet Matherj. Tom tCharles Thwaitsl, Louise CEsther Morsej, Estelle QVera Dulll, Lydia itlhristine Logan 3, Ronald tl-Iorace Fairlieldi. Alice tAudrey Harring- tonl, and Royce fRoy Gardnerl. The maid qMary Starkl, also aided in the investigation. Police investigators were Inspector McKenzie f Maynard Mills., and Ryan tRobert Nus- baumu. Ruth Everest was Stage Managerg Lavonne Smetzer, Assistant Directorg Betty Kit- son, House Manager, and William Berkey, Business Manager. The play was directed by Mr. Trump. Paw- 27

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