Mobeetie High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Mobeetie, TX)

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Senior Play DEAR RUTH CAST the war. Time: During Act I-Scene 1. Saturday morning. Dora, the maid ...................,.................. Sandra Barker Mrs. Edith Wilkins, Ruth's mother ...... Aline Walker Scene 2. Same day. Five-fifteen p.m. Miriam Wilkins, Ruth's younger Scene 3. Sunday morning. One-thirty a.m. sister ................................................ Vondell Wallis Act II-Scene 1. Sunday morning. Ten a.m. judge Harry Wilkins, Ruth's father .......................... ' Scene 2. Same day. Noon. Ruth Wilkins, a beautiful young lady..Lavada Hogan Scene 3. Same day. Four p.m. Lt. William Seawright, an energetic This play centers around Ruth Wilkins who is engaged to a serious and successful business man, but finds a happier future in prospect for her through letters writte nto a lonely soldier boy in Europe. He falls in love with Ruth through her letters C actually written by her sister Miriamj and returns to America to claim Ruth as his bride. young man .................................. Waylan Newman Albert Kummer, Ruth's fiance ............ Carl Alexander Martha Seawright, William's sister .......................... ' Sgt. Chuck Vincent, William's friend ...................... ' Harold Klobbermeyer, another soldier .................... ' Place: The living-room of the Wilkins home, Kew Gardens, Long Island. ' To be selected after the annual goes to press. Junior Play CALLING ALL GHOSTS CAsT Marian Van Arsdale: Pretty and 21 ........ Mary Carter Helen Van Arsdale: Dark-haired and 23 ................,......... Marie Scribner Susan: 25 and the serious type ................ Juanice Sims Lily Ford: 18 and pretty in a babyish way .............................................. Shirley McCauley Marjorie Clark, Smart, efficient and 22 .......................................... Maurea Godwin Veiled Woman: Indeterminate age ........ Ruth Morris Lady Intruder: A youngish 30 .... Virginia Greenhouse Bob Trent, Handsome, athletic-looking and 25 .......................................... Nathan Lancaster Grumpy: Middle-aged .................................. joe Seitz Georgie Packard: Has animal spirits and is 21 .................,............................ Jerry Taylor Dr. Brownell Brass: Dark and 40 ........ Richard Ruff Gentleman Intruder: Self-assured: and 35 .......................................... George Kilcrease The Gorilla .............................................. Clyde Patton The Time is a fall evening in the present. The Place, the library of the home of the late john Van Arsdale on Long Island, New York. Bob Trent, a mystery playwright, learns that there are real mysteries in life, the greatest being the one involving his fiancee, Marian Van Arsdale and het friends. Speech Class Play MEET CORLISS ARCHER A Nurse .............................................. Vondell Wallis Place: The back porch of the Archer home. Time: Spring. Act I-Early evening. Ten-minute intermission. Act II-About two hours later. Ten-minute intermission. Act III-Two weeks later. This play concerns the Archer family and the problem of their teen-age daughter, Corliss, and her neighbor boy friend, Dexter Franklin. CAST Corliss Archer, teen-age girl .................. Nelda Barton Mr. Archer, her fathe ...................... Waylan Newman Mrs. Archer, her mother .................... Maurea Godwin Louise, the maid .............................. Mary Sue Brewer Mildred, Corliss' friend .................. Nelda Glyn Baird Dexter Franklin, Corliss' heartthrob..Herbert Atkins Mr. Franklin, Dexter's father ................ J. W. Turner Mrs. Franklin, Dexter's mother ............ Lavada Hogan Cousin Agnes, Mrs. Archer's cousin .... Sandra Barker The Doctor ............................................ Carl Willyard Betty, a friend ...................................... Peggy Hooker