Ossining School for Girls - Quill Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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THE QUILL for 1916 The Mere Man, a farce in one aet, was given on Friday evening, the seventh of April. The plgt revolves about the members of a girls' club, whg relate their latest love affairs.. To their horror they learn that each has been deceived by the same man, The President relieves the situation and appropriates the gay deciever. M A The President ........ A ......... Marjorie Lindsley Lady Betty ........... ....................... M ary B035 Dolly ................ ....... K atherine Crampton Maizie ............... ......... D orothy Scott-Burn Irene ..................... ........... M aude Chandley Miss Goodsl-ey ........ ....... A delaide Gustetter Amelia ............. ......... M arjorie Holley 74 THE Q The Payf, 3 C foufteenl 0119 Prom Mrs. ,ltllll Mfg, MI-Sl Html Miss Fri' Mary Cl: Evelyn I Katie, IU The season ' Ado Al and th hearty Don Pe Clalldic Benedi Leona! Messen Antoni Hero Beatri. Mtlrgg Ursula

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THE QUILL for 1916 Under the able management -of Miss Graif, a Christmas Mystery Play by A. M. Buckton was given on Friday evening, the tenth of December. Eager Heart proved to be one of the most successful plavs ever 'produced at the famous Gymnasium Theatre. This morality play was preceded by a number of carols sung by the school, which emphasized thc spirit of Christmas. Prologue ---------f----------- -----......... H elen Treacy Eager Heart ...................................................... Edna Nagel Eager game her two Sisters g .......... Ruth Talbot ager GHSG ..... Margaret Paine PO01' M311 ------------------------------..-.......-....... Maude Chandley His Wife .................. ......... D OI'Othy Scott-Burn First Shepherd .......... ............ M arjorie Holley Second Shepherd .......... Third Shepherd---4-.-.- Flrst K1n g ............. Second King ........ ....... Third King ........ .... Joseph ........... Mary ........... Angels .......... Angel Singer ....... Light Bearer ........ ....... 73 Boas ...--.--Helen Stevenson ---Adelaide Gustetter Gld Shepherd .......... .... ' ...... 1 ..... Marjorie Lindsley Katherine Crarnpton .-..-------Lyle Stackpole -----.---Alice Deccvcc ----.--Anna Easton Clio Alt Corinne Thrall Helen Countryman ,,,,,,,,,.,--Marior1 OWCI1 Bobertine Buchanan

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THE QUILL for 1916 The last play of the season was The Piper-'S Pay, a comedy produced on the evening of April the fourteenth. The parts were well played, and every one pronounced the little drama unusually clever. Mrs. John Burton ..................., ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,-,.- R u th Talbot Mrs. Charles Dover ....,...,, ,,,,,,,,-.-.,-.-- A una Easton Mrs. Hereford Carr ....... ,,,,,,,-,,,,.,,, M 31-gal-et Paine Miss Freda DiX0n -------------- ---------- R obertine Buchanan Mary Clark, detective .......... .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L yle Stackpole Evelyn Evans, reporter ....... ......... H elen Countryman KHUG, 111315 -----------------.-----................... Adelaide Gustetter --1 The first Shakespearian production given this season were several scenes from the famous Much Ado About Nothing. They were all cleverly acted and the audience showed their appreciation by hearty applause. Don Pedro, Prince of Arragon .............. Lyle S'l3CkD0lC Claudio, a young lord of Florence.-Marjorie Lindsley Benedick, a young lord of Padua .... Margaret H. Paine Leonato, Governor of Messina .... Katherine Crampton Messepger ,-,,-,, Q-,.---.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, R 0 bertine Buchanan Antonio r 1 Anna Easton Ruth Talbot Beatrice, niece to Leonato ........ ....... -------- Hero, daughter to Leonato .....................-- - Margargt Q gentlewomen ,,,,,,,,,,.,,..... -COTIHHC Th1'31l Ursula S l mu-,,,,,,Helen C0uI1'tI'ym-Elf! 75