Prattsburgh Central High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Prattsburgh, NY)

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SENIOR ASS PL On Ifovember h, l955 the Senior Class, under the direction of Iirs. i-.Y.F?. Merritt, presented the play State Pair by Phil Stong. The plot rerolved around the Frake Family's trip to the Iowa State Fair and the experiences there of the various members of the family. There was a double love story involved since Harry and Wayne left Harry and Eleanor, respectively, and became interest- ed in Pat and Emily at the fair. nut love or no love, all were concerned with whether or not Blue Foy, their prize boar, would win the sweepstakes. He did, and in the end, Hardy and Kayne both returnei to their childhood sweethearts, a bit wiser for their trip to the State Fair. STATE FAIR Cast of Characters The Storekeeper, the local philosopher ---- ------ ---Alan Van Amburg Melissa Frake, Mother --------------------------------- Anne Wraight Abel Frake, Father --------------------------------- -Cloyse Snyder Margy Frake, their 20-year-old daughter ------------ Albina Matlega Wayne Frake, their 18-year-old son --------- Stanley MacDougal, Jr. Harry Ware, Margy's fiance -------------------------- -Gene Sim ons Eleanor, wayne's girl friend ----------------------- --Mary Smalley Emily, the girl at the Fair -------------------------- Marla Jensen Pat Gilbert, newspaper reporter -------------------- Richard Conley Mrs. Rallins, last year's pickle champion ------- Lyna Jean Snrague The Barker, hoopla stand proprietor -------------------- -Joe Gutow Production Staff Director -------------------- Ruth S. Merritt Stage Manager ---------------- -Gordon Bates Assistant ------------------- Harold Stanton Make-up -------- Barbara Shaver, Sally Plumb Spotlights -------------------- W. B. Merritt

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