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SENIOR CLASS PLAY '32 Oh, Brother! Paul Jones, who has troubles ............,......... ............ J unior Bryant Mrs. Jones, his mother .............. ...... M ary Jane Bourne Mr. Jones, his father ........................... ..... D Wight Sechresfi Junior, the kid brother ........................ ..... A 11S'Cin Dasch Mary, his sister ,...........,................ ............ ....... M a rilyn Diel Jack Willoughby, Mary's boy friend ..... .... G ary Shafer Jane Willoughby, Paul's girl friend ....... ....... N ova Martin Mr. Willoughby, Jack's father ............ ,......... P aul Berger Mrs. Willoughby, Jack's mother ....... ....... B onnie Allison Mildred, the maid ............................ ....... B arbara Sager Lilah, Junior's little helner .......... ...... B eatrice Hundley Man, the law ........................................ .......,..,............ D ean Summers Standing, L. to R.-Miss Hughes fassistant directorl, Austin Dasch, Gary Shafer, Dean Summers, Dwight Sechrest, Paul Berger, Junior Bryant, Miss Kell Cdirectorb. Sitting, L. to R.-Beatrice Hundley, Marilyn Diel, Mary Jane Bourne, Barbara Sager, Bonnie Allison, Nova Martin. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'Yi Don't Darken My Door! Roger Kent, a bachelor .......,..,,....,.......... .........,.,..........- H erby Gillefl Tom Garrick, Rosemary's suitor ...........,A....,... .......,... B ill Farleigh Alec Stubbins, ignorant young gardener ...... ............. H oward Gray Rosemary Kent, romantic young lady ........ ,.... . Bernice Anderson Poppy Foster, maid of all work .............. ............ F reida Long Jane Perkins, writer of romances ...... ..........,... S ue Evans Louisa Featherstone, a maiden lady ,...... ......,.,..... B etty Payne Susie Feathersone, a maiden lady .............,.............. Wonita Anderson Standing, L. to R.-Miss Kell fdirectorj, Herbie Gillen, Bill Farleigh, Howard Gray, Miss Hughes fassistant directorj. Sitting, L. to R.-Wonita Anderson, Betty Anne Payne, Freida Long, Sue Evans, Bernice Anderson.
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CLASS PLAYS 'is' Oh, Brother ! Jane wanted a marshmallow sundae, and Paul just didn't have the money. That's what started it all. In trying to get the money, he decides his camera is the likeliest way. So he charges an expensive enlarger to his father's account and means to return it well before the monthly bill arrives, only using it a little-and very carefully. Jane lends Paul her father's expensive camera with a S300 lens to help him out. Well, after ruining the lens with Junior's kitchen cleaner this own inventionb, letting Jane's father sit in a tray of developer, and getting taken to jail for poisoning chickens, Paul feels pretty low. But you know Paul. When the play ends everyone is happy and Paul is the hero. Don't Darken My Door! When a girl reads too many romances what chance has a mere man to win her? Rosemary wanted a lover like the one in Hearts Aflame and she had no time for Tom. Her admiring maid, Poppy, felt the same way fin fact, she read the same romancesj, and poor Alec, the gardener, was in despair over Poppy's sudden coldness. Then the author of the romantic books appears. She's a maiden lady with a kind heart and she sets about repairing the damage her books have done. Under her direction, Tom and Alec are soon sprouting romantic speeches and making a hit with the girls. Two fluttery spinsters from the neighborhood keep a thrilled eye on -the romantic goings-on, and even Rosemary's bachelor uncle begins to notice the good qualities of the author he is entertaining Enawarilead The finale comes with an elopement in which everybody as a an . N o
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