Mayville Central High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Mayville, NY)

Page 27 text:

THE PACEMAKER 25 SENIOR PLAY BRIDE and GROOMU This very entertaining comedy was presented by the Seniors of May- ville High School on Thursday and Friday evenings, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. The cast was as follows: MAGGIE, the Doctor's hired girl ..............................,... ........ M axiue Francis DR. RAY BANCROFT, the groom, a young M. D ......... ......... R obert Brace JERRY CRONIN, a young Irishman ....................... ......... S am Sirbey MISS EUDORA DODGE, a Wealthy maiden lady .......... ........ V lirginia Kerr JUDGE ANDY DUSENBERRY, a jolly old bachelor ....... ....... P aul Barrett EMMALINE HIGGS, age 10, full of mischief ................................ Autumn Sliter MISS CHLOE TOLLERTON, the Bride with a mind of her own .... Norma Burke SAD-EYED ' WALLACE, Wanted by the police ............,............... Philip Loomis OFFICER HENN, laying for Wallace .................. ....... R obert Clute KATHLEEN CRONIN, a young wife .................... ........ J eau Stanford SYNOPSIS ACT 1 Dr. Bancroft, a doctor of six months, receives word that his fiancee will arrive that afternoon. To impress her, he hires patients to be treated. When she sees all of them, she is so thrilled that she agrees to an imme- diate wedding. ACT 2 After the Wedding, appears the mystery of the two cupboards, in which are involved a dog and baby. A misunderstanding causes Chloe to phone the police who take Dr. Bancroft to jail. ACT 3 A planned robbery turns out to be unplanned. After much excitement, the robber is revealed. The baby is found and returned to its parents. Dr. Bancroft is cleared, the mystery is unraveled, and the reconciliation of the bride and groom closes the play. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Lydia Rider and Miss Valeria Mattriski.

Page 26 text:

ER HEORCHHHRA THEBAND

Page 28 text:

B 11 26 THE PACEMAKER X Back Row--R. Stanford, R. Bixby, M. McConnell, M. Koch, J. Graper, Miss White, Advisor Front Row-V. Dinsbier, E. Hannurn, E. Litchfield, A. Freeman, V. Nye. LIBRARY CLUB Twelve high school girls under the direction of Miss White with Eliza- beth Litchfield, president, and Rae Bixby, secretary, constitute the organi- zation which helps maintain our high school library. Early in the year they presented an assembly program dramatizing some of the better known books. The school received some new books in January which were shel- laced, numbered, and prepared for use by the girls. Attractive posters reviewing these books were placed on the bulletin board, thus acquainting the student body with them. One girl each day told stories to the first, second, and third grades. The club also learned the correct arrangement of the books on the shelves and each night it was the duty of one girl to see that the shelves were clean and the books properly arranged. Each girl had a period during the day when she took charge of the library, her duties being to check the books in or out and see that the library was used properly.