Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

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CAST OF CHARACTERS Harry Graves C,C,C . ,.,,C . -. .C,C,CC,.,,C,C. . ..,C.C,C Lyle Cooper Joe .C.,. . ,.,.,...,,.. Grace Graves ,,,.7., Hilda C.,,,.A, s. ,A.,, Lois Graves .CC..., Judy Graves ...7C, Futfy Adams ---. J. B. Curtis ....,.. Ellen Curtis . .e,.,,e, Willis Reynolds . Barlow Adams . Western Union Boy Merrill Feurback .7,eee,e, Sterling Brown Albert Kenody -. . Tommy Arbuckle L a.,7 . Charles L ,,,, . Henry . ,se.,, . .,e,,,e, . Haskell Cummings Judy throw that d- - - muffin out the window. Frank Garner Kathryn Elmer Carol Dixon Deanna Ellsworth Myrna Williams Winnifred Roundy Gary Hansen Carol Christiansen Richard Davis Lorell Bryson Monte Bona Ross Broadbent Jim Reece Louis Tervort Duane Hiatt Bob Bartholomew ......... .. Vern Tanner .. Jay' Brown He's taking Judy to a party.

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JUNIOR MISS Junior Miss is a delightful three act comedy by Jerome Chorodov. Judy Graves, a mischievous young teenager, is the Junior Miss who causes a great deal of commotion. She has a great imagination, so when she sees her father in the arms of a close friend, Ellen Curtis, a host of terrible thoughts go through her mind. Despite losing her father's iob for him and mixing her whole family life up, all comes out well. Friend Fuffy Adams, Hilda, the Maid, and several of sister Lois's odd boy friends all add to the hilarity of the situation. This first annual play of the year was very ably directed by Arch Williams, speech sponsor of Payson High School. Oh, you rat. That was my ace. Lois's boyfriends!

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SILAS MARNER Silas Marner is a three act play, dramatized from the novel by George Eliot. It was presented early in December by the Speech Class. Arch Williams was director of this fine presentation. The play takes place in the year 1795. Silas Marner was falsly accused of stealing church money and was suspended from church membership. The first act was Christmas Eve, 1809. This act portrays the miserly ways of Silas Marner. In this act, Silas finds that his money has been taken by a thief. Act two shows a complete change in the life of Silas Marner, from that of a miserly man to that of a kind hearted gentleman. Act three, Silas recovers this money and the true parents of Silas' adopted daughter, Eppie, are revealed to her. The play ends with Eppie saying, lsn't ours a pretty house? I think no one could be happier than we are. My gold, my gold. CAST OF We should like to adopt Eppie. A William Dane ..,... Sarah Lynn .c,,... Parson Paston ..,,.,. Silas Marner --,- .,.. - ..... Mary Crackenthorp -- .... Rose Crackenthorp --.-- Jim Rodney .......... ...., - -- Godfrey Cass ---- .... ----.- Dunston Cass ,--- .... ------ Nancy Lameter ..... - ...... Pricilla Lammeter -----.--- Ben Winthrop .,... - ........ - Dolly Winthrob ---a------ Constable Kench ........... Eppie ............... - ...... - .... Aaron Winthrop ---- ..... ,-- Daisy ..... ---- ........ - .... --- Cathy ,. ................. - .... --- Stacy --- - .... ----- ' child ---- IA