Robinson Township High School - Robin Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

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Willoughby Adams-shy, meek boy lnner Willy-WiIloughby's innerself Chuck Martin-the smart alec Johnny Newton-friend of Willoughby Harvey Downs-friend of Willoughby Ralph Jones-friend of Willoughby . Coach Lloyd-football coach Hank Johnston-husky football player Sally Bishop-energetic reporter The Junior Class Play was presented on April 14, 1950 in the high school auditorium, under the direction of Miss Lillian Pogachnick. The play was entitled The Brainstorm, a com- edy in three acts. The story concerns itself with a meek, shy freshman named Willoughby Adams. His friends in college make him do all their work. He does their homework, makes their beds, and even lets them wear his clothes. His conscience, however, can't stand much more of this so he comes out in the character of Inner Willy who causes a bit of commotion by appearing in long underwear. Being transparent to everyone but Willoughby, this presents a very complicating situation. WiIIoughby's three aunts arrive sud- denly and bring along his extremely dull girl- friend, Marybell whose only pastime is sleep- ing. The college girls keep trying to persuade Willoughby to play football, but he is very much against it. Sally, a reporter from the school paper, interviews him but he still thinks it's too dangerous. The three aunts are attempting a match between Marybelle and Willoughby. Fin- THE BRAINSTORMH PLAY CAST Ronald Boff Jack Mullen Steve Zelenko John Sedlock William Trimpey Aunt Olga-devoted aunt Aunt Hester--devoted aunt Aunt Louise Marybelle Turner-a dull young lady Lottie-rooter for the football team William Anderson Marian-rooter for the football team Frank Mahoney Anna-rooter for the fotball team Al Wolfe Rita Mae Goddard Kay-rooter for the football team Dorothy-rooter for the football team shouts gone . Frances Ambrozic Gwen Liggitt Evelyn Davidson Mary Elizabeth Clark Clara Deemer Carol Watt Norine Dolgos Donna Burianek Anna Marko ally they announce their engagement much to the dismay of Willoughby, because he doesn't want to marry her. He iust hasn't the courage to tell his aunts this. His real interest is in Sally. With the help of Inner Willy, he begins to speak his own mind, much to the surprise of his aunts and college friends. The college girls finally per- suade him to play football and be the captain of the team. His aunts do admit he makes a strik- ing appearance in the uniform even though they don't approve of the game. Surprisingly enough, with the encouragement of Inner Willy, Willough- by tells his aunts that he doesn't cdre to be en- gaged at this time to Marybelle, who of course doesn't care one way or another, because she's too tired. Everyone leaves Willoughby, puzzled by his strange action. Inner Willy decides he has done his job very well and disappears behind the sofa. With an exclamation of ioy, Willoughby The curtain came down with a great ap- plause from the audience and everyone agreed that it was certainly a iob well done. 1 SU N MON TUE Last Quarter New Moon Flrst W E D Full Moon 'i 'ruu I FRI I sAT 25 26 27 28