Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

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DRANIATICS - IJUNISR PLAY ' ONLY 38 Mrs. Newcombe .... . Mrs. Peters ...... Mrs. Stanley ..... Robert Stanley ..... Lucy Stanley ....... Mr. Sanborn ........ Professor Giddings .... Sidney Johnston .... Mary Hadley ....... Alice ............ Charley . . . Jim .................................,... The Junior Play this year was given for two nights, March 6 and 7, by the members of the Class of ,31. The leading character is a ministers widow, 38 years old, who moves to a col- lege town with her two offspring The ..... . . . . .Frank Futter .......Mildry Foss . . .Eleanor Speaker .........Hal Carter . . . .Mildred Huxley . . . . . . . .Don McEntire . . .Richard Farnsworth ......Robert Lord .........Lois Beley .........,Jewel Birch Eyler ......................Walter Montgomerie two children get acquainted with one of the college students, while at the same time the mother gets very well acquainted with one of the college professors. Her father lends much humor to the play with his Maine woods description of New York and of college life. SENIOR PLAY ONCE THERE WAS A PRINCESS Cast: Princess Dellatorre .,.. . Signor Moroni ...... The Old Princess .... Hazel Boyd ........ Mrs. Boyd ....... Mrs. Purrington .... Mrs. Seaver ......... Ruby Boyd ............ Aunt Meta Trimble ..... Joe Boyd ....,........ Phil Lennox ..... Milton D'Arcy .... Josephine ......... ........ The Senior Play was given on two nights, April 10 and ll, and was a very talented performance. It was about an American girl from a small town, Who, her parents having made a great deal of money, marries an Italian prince. The prince dies, but be- Page Fifty-Nine . . . . . . . . .Juanita Ruegamer . . . . ,Charles Bisciglia . . . . . . .Inger Hanson . . . . . . . .Mary Hamilton . . .Eleanor MacDonald .. . . . . . . . .Margaret Reeb . . . .Kathryn Klingensmith . . . . . . .Burness Shannon . . . . . . . .Adeline Lawler . . . .William Squire . . . . . . . .Vern Lewis . . .Harry Stachwick . . . . . .Mary Mayer fore that event has spent all of his wife's money. The princess, who has saved money by keeping boarders, decides to come back to her home town, and, mean- while, she is mistaken for the sewing Woman, and many exciting complications arise. Of course, the play ends very satis- factorily for all concerned.