Ralph C Mahar Regional High School - Toga Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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Senior One-Act Plays 6'Would you believe Helena Rubenstein? '5Let's go to Las Vegas, Ducky Darling? A hand for Mrs. Flynt and Mrs. Smith. MHAPPILY EVER AFTER This year the seniors captured the one-act play trophy with their presentation of Maureen Bryan's g'Happily Ever Afterfl Mrs. Flynt, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Pielock directed the play. The cast included Pete Baltren, Jackie Ralys, Maureen Roche, Jane Stone, and Linda Cummings. The story involved the return of Father's tPeteJ old flame, now a movie star QLinda Cummingsj. Much to motheras tJackiej dismay, the daughters tMaureen and Janej arrange to have the actress visit their home. Father and the actress plan to elope, but at the last moment Father reveals that he was merely getting revenge upon the actress for having jilted him years ago. The cast: Jackie Ralys, Linda Cummings, Pete Baltren, Maureen Roche, and Jane Stone. Wmmff W

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The cast Keri Kilhart, Sandy Plotkin, Brian Cox, and Jeff Sauter. S'TEA FOR THREE The junior one-act play, 6'Tea For Three by Margery Vosper, was a mystery-comedy. Miss Costello and Mrs. Dobosz directed the play. The cast included Jeff Sauter, Brain Cox, Keri Kilhart, and Sandy Plotkin. Mrs. Merrowdene CKerij appears to be a reserved, lady- like woman, but Mr. Evans Ueffj knows of her question- able past, in spite of her changed name, and begins mak- ing trouble for her. George, her husband fBrianJ, Dab- bles', in chemistry. Mr. Evans asks Mrs. Merrowdene to drink a cup of tea which he suspects she will use to poison her husband. Instead she pours the tea into the cup of Mr. Evans, who dies. He was not so clever as he thought he was. Junior and Quick, call Doc Sauter! 4 f y T Q 5' 'af 11? kkwxlnlsh ,Q ML, . Kg i X V - 'S 1, .f'fww,' So Many Thanks. Don't think I don't know what you're I 36

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gs '24 Portrait of Jenny D Challenges The class of 1967 presented the annual Senior Play on April 14. fhis yearls production was HA Portrait of Jennyn by Bettye Knapp. Peter Baltren and Barbara Pierson starred in the moving story of a young girl, not of the real world, who helps a struggling young painter become a success. When the painter sells a sketch he has made of the young girl he met in the park, the portrait of Jenny generates an interest in his works. Under the direction of Miss Perkins and Mr. Joly, the cast and stage crew worked for months to perfect and pre- sent this strange and Wonderful story. I go to school. My favorite sub- jects . . . This is Jenny! Sandy?? ' x ,g in 'X in . . .1 sg,o,,.ts, ,ttt, , tott 'ij x .- 155 X..