Milford High School - Auf Wiedersehn Yearbook (Milford, PA)

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,,f,,, W. , Els MMANMNW!v, , , SENIOR PLAY George hlclntyre. . Terry Mclntyre. . . lylrs. McIntyre .... Professor Mclntyre Sophie .... .. .... . . Mrs. Patterson .... Elsie Patterson .... Traffic OHicer ..... Brian . . . Dutch . . Omar . . . Hal . . . Prudence Darling. . Patty .......... Jane .... Miriam . . . Vivian . ......... Directed by ..... Stage Man GROWING PAINS FEBRUARY 6-7 CAST FRIENDS OF GEORGE FRIENDS or TERRY ..Howard Wodoeh Martha McHenr.y' ...... . ...Betty Hosler Martin Appleman . . . .Helen Butler . . .Amanda Keller Thelma McHenry .Charles Michael ...fafh Mcflenry' . . . .George Fink . . . .Rollin Young ...Willard Fritz Gwendlyn Ruckle ..Kathleen Sutliff . . . . .Evelyn Fink . . . . . .Joyce Long ..Erma Buckalew . . . .Esther McHenry' ager. . . .... Charles lllichael 'VVNNVK General lllanager ............... Kathleen Sutliff SYNOPSIS Growing Pains was a comedy of adolescence. Terry and George lllclntyre were the ones afflicted and continually kept the Mclntyre home in a whirl. They de- cided to grow up quickly and get it over with, in the meantime causing their parents many worries and the audiences many laughs. They finally learned that Hgrawing up could not be accomplished in such a short time, and that pretending to be young again was the best after all. With the aid of their young friends, the play was brought to a climax when George was arrested' for hitting an ofiicer. The family was in disgrace. As a result, Mrs. McIntyre became hysterical and the distracted Latin Professor set down strict rules of discipline. George again became young enough to want a dog. Terry learned that just acting natural was a better bait for holding the boys than trying to be a flirt. This was an immense relief for Terry, as well as for the whole family, and the household soon resumed its usual routine. ' i361