Juniata High School - Green Dragon Yearbook (Juniata, NE)

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JUNUCR CLASS PLAY Back Row Left to Right Robert Sergeant J im We Ferren Robert Clark Viss Johnson Neal Pease Front Row Left to Right Vmrginia Slttler Arlene Kleier Ramona Young Joyce Brooks Claris Robinson and Iva Jean Thompson Payson Smmth Vartha Smith Carver Smith Rule Smith Bell Boy Viss ?arsons VacGinnis Flora Sponsor CAST Robert Clark .Joyce Brooks Jim Vclerren Ramona Young Bob Sergeant Eva J Thoupson Neal Pease Arlene Kleier Visa Johnson SYNOPS IS A wealtlm self nude man who wanted his sons to know how difficult it is to make a living provided in his will that neither should inherit a cent until he reached his 25th birthday Both boys are married and faced with the problem of nnking a. living They leave their hom town near Chicago and one couple goes to New York to live and the other t Los Angeles For five years they struggle without success, but great is their pride that they refuse to let one another know about their so-frequent failures In their letters, they tell of cars servants ,jewelry yet secretly each is praying for the arrival of the legacy day When the day arrives for the inheritance of the money so long witheld both couples are penniless and both are stranded in the sau-e hotel in Chicago after having traveled that far on the Journey home to receive the money Unknown to themselves the couples are in adJoining rooms Prom that point forward the play surges to a hilarious conclusion The audience is let in on one secret after en- other that the characters themselves know nothing about be- cause of the clever stage settings 18

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Back Row Left to Right Duane Burr Lutner Uden Boo Hansen Phillip Kennedy, Dale Frerichs Front Row Visa Johnson, Alyce Graham Naomi Graham Eileen Kunce Adeline VcCall Esther Hermann CAST Vre Imnda Highgate Nancy I-hghgate Lon Torence John Florenz Florence Phillip Vary Arthur Beagle Jones Adeline VcCall llleen Iunce Phillip Kennedy Duane Burr Esther Hermann llvin Uden Naomi. Graham Dale Frerichs Robert Hansen SHOPS IS The situation at Highgate House was sufficiently confus with flighty erratic Yrs Highgate continually forget names and mistaking the identities of her daughter and her servants but it becomes a pandemonlum of rlb-cracking laughs when in her md scramble to keep from being outdone in her social set she decides to have her portrait painted and by an artist Tom Lawrence whom she had ordered from the house the week before while he was visiting her daughter Fancy -and only because of his choice of necktles The difficulties of these situations become mre and more complex as the play progresseminvolvlng a queer rmlady, 'Pocketitush from which Florence, the ua1d,is suffering: the timid love of Phillip, the butler, for her: the 'humn blood- hound' activities of Beagle Jones, the detective: the whirl- wind courtship of the cook by the ever-hungry. artist-housr painter, Lon Torence: the cook's extreme dislike of the mis chievous yard boy, Arthur-to mention a few of the situation which arise. until at the Joyful ending the audience will hold their sides with laughter whlle thay, too. shout 'Take It lasyl' 17 Tom Lawrence . i ..... Luther Uden ing , . - ing ,

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