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Page 50 text:
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The Juniors of '49-'50 selected as their class play, The Adorable Imp. Not only was it a rousing success, but it was considered one of the best in recent years. The class garnered 593.00 on the play. Under the direction of Mr. Rule, our sponsor, all of us had a wonderful time in producing it. Following is the cast: I-lortense Hostetter , Betty Lou Gordon . . Mrs. Abby Simpkins Brian Barklay ..... Malvina Barklay . . . Pamela Gordon .... Clint Purdy ........ Imogene Van Ryndon Winston Pickrell . . . Dilworth Pickrell .... . . . Ross Waldron ...... Susanne Huffer Betty New Thelma Maish Bob Crenshaw Jeanette Evans Jo W atkins Jim Ashley Mary Kingery Raymond Burns Ted Bowen Wayne Patchett We received many compliments on our play, but it was only through the aid of many others that it proved to be a success. Our furniture was made possible for us by the Coulter-Smock and Co. of Frankfort, Indiana. To show our appreciation to Mr. Rule, we presented him with an 58.00 certificate to Laverty's store in Frankfort. I Also, to show our appreciation to another person who helped us very much on the play during many of our English periods, we presented Mrs. Ray, our English teacher, with a strand of pearls. Along with all the other happy times we had during school, we will always treasure the memories of that play. The comical things that happened, such as the tug 'o war, the prowling snowman and the horrible soup served by Maggie O'Cork, the Irish cook. Do you remember dumb Hortense, the maid? The impish ways of the brat, Betty Lou? The nasal twang of the butler, Brian Barklay? Imogene's cat phobia? Winston's gouty foot? Dilworth's dispepsia and C1int's devilish tricks? All of us seemed to learn our parts in quick time andenjoyed giving a good comedy by Jay Tobias. I am sure we will always remember the nights of April 6th and 7th of the year 1950. 46
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Page 49 text:
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I I IIA The Senior Class of 50 and 51 gave as their class play mazing ,fi Gracie. It was presented on the nights of November 14 and 15. Under the ' direction of Mr. Rule, our sponsor, we had a very exciting, time producing it. The characters in order of their first appearance are as follows: Farina Fudd .... Ty Underwood .... . . . Rainbow Batts . . . Piedmont Jones . . Gracie Underwood... . . . . Dodie Spicer ..... Mrs. Spicer ...... . . . Butch Briscoe ..... . . . Darius Damrock . Horatio Helfrey . . Miss Talulah Tate Joan Hedges Jim Ashley Sarah Laughner Jim Thompson Jean Canter Thelma Maish Mary Kingery Richard I-Iuffer Morris Fausett James Webb Marilyn Crum Some of the comical things that kept it going were: The fight between Horatio and Darius over my darling Clementine : Horatio sitting in the chocolate pie, and the eating of the powdered sugar and cream of tartar doughnuts: Dr. Coffin performed the operation-on Piedmont which gave the kids a delightful SCBTC . Because of the careful arrangement of Jay Tobias, the author, everything turned out fine. Talulah finally forgave Ty and Gracie, and then promised Horatio after a belated friendship, she would be his wife. Along with all the other happy moments we have had during our twelve years of school, we will always cherish the memories of our Senior Play. We received many compliments on our play, but it was through the aid of many others that made it a success. Coulter-Smack and Co. of Frankfort, Indiana, helped make the play possible by lending us the furniture we needed. In appreciation of Mr. Rule, we presented him with a Schaeffer pen on the last night of the play.
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