Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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Green btunkingsv RESENTED before large and appreciative audiences Friday and Saturday nights, April 8 and 9, the annual Junior play, Green Stockings, scored a decided triumph, and Miss St. Peter, Junior Class adviser, who coached the play, fully earned the praise and credit she received for the success of the play. Ruth Snow, playing the leading feminine role as Celia Faraday, carried her difficult part with a charm and finish which went far toward making the play a success and proved herself an actress of more than ordinary ability. lrva Dale, as Aunt lda, presented that important character part with much humor and spirit, and her hysterics and semi-intoxication. greatly amused the audience. The part of Celia 's old father, Willizliii Faraday, was cleverly interpreted by Frederick Rohrman, who was at his best in this character role and who never failed to arouse a laugh with his favorite saying, Cod bless my soul. V Edna Murphy, as Phyllis Faraday, Celia's younger sister, played her part with much grace and vivacity, while Richard Lawrence, playing opposite her as Robert Tarver, the languid Englishman, carried the comic role with his usual success. The two sisters, Lady Trenehard and Mrs. Rockingham, at whose wed- dings Celia had already been forced to wear Hgreen stockingsfi were at- tractively presented by Emily Dohnert and Marguerite Humphrey respect- ively. Claude Snow as Henry Steele and Millard Kennedy as James Raleigh presented two types of the empty headed and selfish society man. Byron W31'1lGI' was convincing as Admiral Grice, a 'fbig fish still 'tuncaughtf' Shirley Hevel looked very effective in the costume of Colonel Smith, making the most of his part and playing up to the clever acting of his opposite, Ruth Snow. The footman, Martin, should not be forgotten, as the perfect servant is an indispensable part of every English household, and the role was well played by Charles McLean. The setting and costumes of the play were very beautiful, and the lighting effects, skillfully managed by Ellis Simpson, contributed much to the really artistic effect of the scenes. The orchestra rendered a very acceptable program between acts, and Miss Thelma Dupuis and the Ulliology Quartetten also sang selections which were much appreciated. The play netted the Juniors over 5200. which proves that financially as well as artistically the annual Junior play was highly successful. l'T5l

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Celia Faraday Col. John Smith . VVilliain Faraday . Mrs. Chisholm Faraday Phyllis Faraday . Bobby Tarver . Lady Trenchard . Jimmie Raleigh . Henry Steele . . Mrs. Rockingham Martin the Butler . Admiral Grice Coach . . ' 'GREEN STOCKINGSE ' DRAMATIS PERSONAE Ruth Snow . Shirley Hevel . Fred Rohrman . lrva Dale Edna Murphy . Richard Lawrence . Emily Dohnert . Millard Kennedy . Claude Snow . Marguerite Humphrey . Charles McLean . Byron WHl'IlCI' Miss St. Peter l74l

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