Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Iunior class play was You'll Die Laugh- ing, a three act comedy by lay Tobias. The evening performance was given April 4, and was: a big success. The play was about a group of heirs who met on a rainy night in a creepy castle to read the will of the late Mr. Pike. Many eery things hap- pened which included the disappearing of the sapphire, the crying picture, and the yowling of a ghost cat. There were ghosts, clanking ffhainsz, thunder, lightning and howling winds. The audience experienced an evening of horror and laughter, but enjoyed it all. The characters werei Bridget Mulquoon, the house keeper Delphine Graybeal Kim Waller, the Heir Cecil Horrace Tommy Upton, Kirn's stuttering triend Claryle Cossins Levi Hacket, a lawyer ,,,, Nelson Brant Augustus Caesar Iones, Negro handyman, Spencer Wilson Peachie Chrysantheiniurn Iones, Negro cook Iune Curt Otto Swartz, a sneaky truck gardner Morris Larsen Diana Dalhart, Kirn's girl triend Wendy Bowman Miss Marilla Dalhart, Di's spinster aunt Etta Gallivan Mrs. Kitty Pike, a giddy widow Barbara Lautaret Iona Pike, a giddy blonde Marilyn Rayiner The Ghost Girl, WHO DIED LAUGHING Bonnie Kiester The Ghost Man, in search ol his tongue Don Dobbin

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