Litchfield High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Litchfield, OH)

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of her umcle who had brought her upe Her homely life on the ranch in M tana with “Anaconda Pete and the rest the cowboys, just wouldn't fit in with ©... society whirl of her father's family in Chicago, much to her stepmother's and step- sister's disgust. Dudley, the stepbrother and his girl friend, Flora Farnum only made matters worse because they both liked her, The outspoken Bess made enemies of three of Mrs. Russell's dearest friends, namely, Mrs, Oliver Woodruff, a society matron al- ways mourning the death of her “dear dead Oliver , Mrs. Emory Scott a twice married society dame, and Miss Ethel Ashley, a sharp tongued debutante. The broad-minded Lucille Christy, another debutante, became her friend, This was enough for Mrs, Rus- sell, but what capped the climax was when she won the love: of her stepsister's (Lucis.) fiance and later consented to marry him, After saving her father from a complete loss in the stock market crash with $35,000 she inherited from Uncle Charlie , and the help of Dudley, she became a staunch friend of the whole family and decided to take George, her. husband-to-be, baek to Montana with her. The play was directed by the hard work and patience of Miss Frances Power. The cast included: Mr. Richard Russell (the father) Max B Mrs. Richard Russell (Stepmother }) Elleamor Dudley Russell (stepbrother }) Eddie Lucia Russell (stepsister ) Susan George Garrison (stepsister's beau) Bob A. Elizabeth Russell (Wild Bess) Evelym E, Flora Farnum (Dudley's girl) Jamice Mrs. Oliver Woodruff (society matron )Dorothy Mrs, Emory Scott (society dame) Frances Lucille Christy (society deb) Carol Ethel Ashley (society deb) Ruth P,

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