Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

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Junior Play CAST Katherine Henderson...........................Virginia Dysert Frederick Henderson...........................Robert Mason Mrs. H iggins.................................Ruth Chitwood Obadiah Stump.................................VVaverly Pinegar Frances Whittaker.............................Esther Him. Rosalie Otis..................................Eloise Condon Mr. Robert Robbs..............................Howard Swaim Jean Graham...................................Julia Hendricks Marston Robbs.................................Harold Van Hus kirk Celesta Vanderpool............................Marjorie Harden Juhe, her maid................................Sylvia Divan The annual Junior play, a three-act comedy, ‘‘Bashful Mr. Bobbs,” was presented under the patient and competent direction of Miss Campbell, who was responsible for our great success. 'I he action of the play took place in the old fashioned boarding house owned by Mrs. Wiggins. Mrs. Wiggins’ chief pastime was to order about Obadiah, a slightly ignorant youth from the country. Mrs. Wiggins and Obadiah furnished laughter continuously throughout the entire play. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and Jean are doomed to remain for a whole day in this wretched house awaiting the arrival of lean’s fiance, Marston Bobbs, who is delayed because of his affection for a movie star, Celesta Vanderpool. He sends his cousin, Robert Bobbs, a wealthy youth, to explain things to Jean. Marston Bobbs gets his letters to Celesta and Jean, in the wrong envelopes, which causes much commotion. Upon the arrival of Celesta and her maid, Julie, Marston choses Celesta as the one he loves best, leaving Jean, the wealthy Dela ware peach, for Robert Bobbs, who proves after all not to be so bashful. —- Page Twenty-five

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