Prosser High School - Mustang Yearbook (Prosser, WA)

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ALL-HIGH REVIEW A The All-High Review which was presenTed December 6, displayed much TalenT Trom The Senior High School. The idea oT This year's annual All-High, was cenTered around The acTiviTies oc- curring in The lobby oT The CosmopoliTan l-loTel in New York. ln The lobby were Tea- Tured: The Telephone girl, door man, bell boys, maids, and cook, as hoTel help. OTher visiTors To The hoTel were: Dancers, Mrs. SocieTy and son, gossips, newlyweds, college boys and girls, refired business men, The manager, iazz band, salesmen, hunTers and every-day Tamilies. IT was in The aparTmenT oT a young man ThaT The one-acT comedy, Women Folks Took place. CharacTers in This play were: Meriam Beardsley, Virginia Som- mers, Fred Davidson, Frankie Gay, Jessie Mason, Olive Gene Kammer, and Lenore Fois . F yThe FaculTy play, The FlorisT Shop Took place in The Tlower shop oT The hoTel. CharacTers Taking parT in This perTormance were: Miss Edna Keen, Miss Mariiane Halliday, Mr. D. E. Marsh, Mr. Gordon Newell, and Mr. ErnesT Newland. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class play, The LaTe ChrisTopher Bean, was presenTed April 2. The acTion of This Three-acT comedy was cenTered around The liTe oT a poor porTraiT painTer Chris Bean. IT was noT unTil Ten years aTTer his deaTh ThaT iT was learned ThaT his picTures were worTh a TorTune. ThroughouT The enTire play The limelighT Talls on The maid Abby, who Turns ouT To be The wiTe oT The dead painTer. The casTed 24 characTers were: DocTor HaggeT ..........,...,. ...,,,....... J ohn Davidson Mrs, T-laggerlr ,.,,.,,,,ee.,, .,,,,,..,,.,.... V irginia Sommers Susan I-laggerT .,...,.,,,,, ,.,,,.,,.,.. E ula Lee ConaTser Ada l-lagged .,..,..,,...,, ,,....,,...., F rances Rushmeier Warren Creamer .,......,.. ,.,,.............,. F rancis Moore Mr. TallenT ......,,......,...,,.. ...............,. R ay Dilling Mr. DavenporT ..,..,,..,,. ..,......... R ichard Gay Mr, Resin ,,,,,.,L.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, .,,,,.,,..,,,. V ic Kuhlman Abby The Maid ,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,.....,.. E velyn Evans