Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

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S.. RP' I JUST MEAN THAT THERE MIGHT NOT BE A VEDDING AT ALL. Mother and Betty express surprise at Teddy's leclaration. This one-act comedy was written by Russell Medcratt. Betty is about to be married. Teddy, her younger brother, has a new dress suit. Much to his dismay, Betty is taking her time in the bathroom. John's dress suit doesn't arrive so he tries to borrow Teddy's. Teddy finally is ready as the play closes, but there is no wed- ding. The preacher slips on a cake of soap while taking his bath and could not perform WELL, IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A DRESS SUIT, JOHNNY, I RECKON YOU WONT BE NEEDING THIS HAT. Johnny in his bathrobe even loses his hat to Teddy. the ceremony. lh SHOOT ME MY SHIRT, MOTHER. Betty with coat and mother with shirt help etirst . .,.. dress suit CAST Teddy Harding Jay Taylor Betty Harding Charlotte Ivey Mrs. Harding Barbara Elmer Johnny Drake Max Stewart e,51 .

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THE PRAYER, FATHER. Deiected Andoniram at supper with Nanny, Sam- my, and Sarah. Sarah has iust won her victory. the revolt of mother This one-act play by Ruth Sergel was the dramatic play of the evening of one-act plays. The plot concerns mother's desire to get a new house. Adoniram Penn, her husband, in- CAST Sarah Penn .......,...........,.,.....,..,..,.. Arlene Wilson :Fad finlilds fa Tgewf bin' Hgh has alwans 'lun Andoniram Penn Joe Liddle e a airs o e ami y wit out consu tation from anyone. While he is away, Sarah, Nanny Nanny Penn '--'---'a a--fa- M av 'Yet' and Sammy change the new barn into the much Zammv Penn -'a- - 'aa-------- LT'nn 'Bills needed new house so that Nanny can have her eorge 'a'a---'-'-'---- -aa-'--a---- a U Hoover wedding here. The pla ends with Sa ah a'n- Emeline Adkins ...... .,.,.,. L ee Ann Schaerrer ing equal rights. Y r 9 I l FIGURED YOU'D BE OVER, MRS. ADKINS. THIS IS A HOUSE, FATHER. 'TAINT A BARN I SEEN YA CRANIN' OUT THE WlNDOW. NO MORE. Sarah and George look down at the gossip- Father, harnesses in hand, Nanny, and ping neighbor, Mrs. Adkins. Sammy listen as mother finally gets her ire up sell...

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Lb flbgu i' 0 t I i 1 , IJ N. , A 5 ' 4, 4 ' v if - - f s,g.4ij xi s A -Q, ff Teddy Lawson Edith Merrill William Lawson Miss Collins T. J. Morgan ff-f.s4:.L7' 4 ' N , 41? in ..' I.. v ., .Af 14. .. I I cAsT A ' Stanley Ellher Diann Shepherd Tony Christensen Louise Coles Oliver Kester .4 , fl ll by 3 - 4 . .ff ' , 3 X 2125: AND YOU SAID THIS CHECK WAS NO GOOD. Teddy is confronted by Mr. Morgan with a check while Miss Collins, Mr. Lawson and Edith look on. HI TEDDY BEAR! Edith ioyfully greets her financee, Teddy Lawson lN B P' . A , I x , 5, K -'N s I yes means no This play is a one-act farce by Howard Rogers. Teddy plans to marry Edith Merrill. As his dad is a big businessman he asks for a raise in allowance. His dad thinks he should learn the value of saying NO. They agree that Teddy will receive S50 for every No, but not one Yes. In I5 min- utes he says 50 no's and almost ruins his father's business. Teddy receives a check for S5,000, and as he leaves for his honey- moon gives his father some fatherly advice. USINESS YOU NEVER THANK ANYONE EOF ANYTHING. Teddy repeats to his father some of his owr advice.