Litchfield High School - Yearbook (Litchfield, CT)

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Lzlfrary Club The Iubrary club under The durectlon of Mass Morse was actnve thus year One of nts members was on duty as a llbranan In the lubrary every perlod They also put on a very good exhibit during book week r 22 l 1 Q 3' My V Q u I P r 2 1 2 ' 'W Q: Q , 5 T ,,, V

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Senior Play The Thespian Society and the Dramatics Club successfully presented as the annual senior play, John Kirkpatrick's comedy, Charm, lt proved to be excellent entertainment and kept the audi- ence in an uproar of merriment. The warm and responsive audience thrilled the cast and stimu- lated its members to give an outstanding per- formance. Ernest Collins played a long-legged Joe Pond with sympathy and understanding. He has now proved his versatility, as this part is com- pletely different from Uncle Chris. Margot von Schaaf certainly made a lovable, appealing lola May Harper, Joe's fiancee, and moved through the play gracefully. No one could sur- pass Lucinda Barnes's genuine and intense por- trayal of Mrs. Wilson. Eugene Beeman and Rosemary Hewitt iniected new life into their character rolls of Mr. and Mrs. Harper. lt is with the highest praise that we mention the name of John Karl, who upon last minute notice stepped into the part of Mr. Lester, playing it with the utmost hnesse. Frank Elliott, Ruth Barss, Joe Azar, Borghild Hilpert, Bill Whitecage, Joan Whitecage, Sonia Jackson, Marcella Boynton, David Schnell, Charles Gatling, and John Beeman composed a fine supporting cast.