Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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HOBGOBLIN HOUSE Presented by e The Senior Class of 1956 ' Directed by T. C.We11er CHARACTERS Darius Krupp, the old caretaker . . . . Edyrn Jones Miss Priscilla Carter . . . . . . . . . Alice Straight Marian Carter, her niece ....... . . .Jane Tulles Jill Carter, lla:-ien's younger sister. . . . . Jean Uacboneld Fr!-nk Harlow, llerianfs fiance . . . . . . . . .Joe Goodpesture Jack Loring, Ji1l's fiance. . ....... ..... Arne Dahlen Susan Perkins, the 'Henglish '0usekeeperN . . . . Lottie Kickinson Henry Goober, the dsrky fardaner. . . . . . . . . . Glen Oberg Delelsh Herts, the derky cook ..... . . . . . Doris Lear Bluebeard B enson, an escaped maniac. . . . Douglas McLrthur Bill hilkins, his keoper5T.w ..... . . llllis Holcomb The Headless Phantom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edith Storms WHobgoblin Housen, a weird mystery by Jay Tobias 'nfs success fully presented by the senior class this spring as the last ploy eva' present d in the old building by e high school cast. The play was built around the .ghostly mcnisfestctions that haunted WHobgeblin Housen. The theme was the conflicting forces of right versus wrong. This was brought out in the portrayal of gang stars being overtaken by the enforcement of len and order. A tense atmosphere of terror and fear perveded the whole performance. Hidde doors, weird sounds and ghostly figures added reel excitement to the production while moments of rest were fu nished by the nclever dark ies.W All parts were well taken and the play proved a successful fare well performance for the seniors who have had considerable experience in Newport's high school. T The success of the ploy was greatly due to the unfeiling effonz of Ur. Weller.

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I 'Jean 'wills her knack of asking foolish questions 'bo take upy time class periods to Archie IcC1int1c. .Teen has 'saved the whole class from having to work during many an English 018.50 ' ' H Edith Storms wills all ot' her school-girl crushes to Alice Jay. Perhaps Edith is -preparing for the real thing. Romero wills her long black tresses to Edward Fawcett. Glen Huetead wills those firm, he-len methods with whieh he lmmettzes certain persons of the other sex, to Carl Flach. -Corn .Adkins wills her gum-chewing habits to Hershnll Burnham. Doris Lear wills her talent in the art of whistling to Virginia lliles-, so that students of Newport high school may enjoy it next year also. v Waldo Dick wills his bass viol to Betty Heath. - :Lottie Dickinson wills that ever-ready giggle of hers to Jolmry Green. She says it has helped her out of many a tight spot. Jessie her desire to be ez housewife to Betty Coon rod. r - Joyce Stanley, .being yet undecided as to her most prized pose ossioa, regrets that she has not dream up 'a he-will. In testimony of legal witnesses of the law, hereby we, the aforesaid class of 1956 do affix our seal end signature. , ---The Class Of 1956