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Cast Left to Rught Barbara Hurley CMrs Elnzabeth Almondb Carole Daly Penmmanj Rtchard Manouklan lArthur Townsendj Dorothy Krell CMartan Sl lMrs Montgomeryj Mary Moen lMarlaJ Wnlltam Pelton fMorrts Town Alrnondl and Stanley Warnow CDr Austtn operj send? Rand: Sachs CCatherme Slopert Martha Doughty QMrs Lavnnla Danly Times Plcture Rand: Sachs Bull Pelton Stan Warnow Martha Doughty KSITTIYTQD Catherlne go to Europe with your father n,--sn! tlx Nw' I' l Rand Act l Scene l are enter S an Ah l see Yfu tamtng Calhenne A ll Scene ll Rand, d M a M would ar you wo ld I ' E vt bed' U pease Q0 back to THE HEIRESS The Class of 59 had the honor of presentlng the first Sensor Play ever to be presented on the spectacular stage of the new Rye Neck Hugh School They chose as thetr play The Hetress by Ruth and Augustus Goetz suggested by the Henry James novel Washnngton Square lt ts a drama tn two acts and was acted by the cast wlth stark realnsm and tremendous acttng abtltty Thus was due to the superb performances by the members of the cast headed by Randt Sachs as The Henress Catherine Sloper Stanley Warftow as her harsh father Dr Austtn Sloper Wtlltam Pelton as the money seektng suttor Morrts Townsend Martha Doughty as the funny and flxrtatlous Lavlnla Penntman The rematntng cast tncluded Jacquelme Moen as Marla Barbara Hurley as Eltzabeth Almond Carole Daly as Mrs Montgomery and Rlchard Manoukuan as Arahur Townsend The play was durected by Stanley Cornlsh asslsted by Stanley Barondes The set was beautnfully constructed and brought much pratse from the crntncs Mass Larmon dtrected the makeup and members of the commtttee Included Ronne Goldman Altce OConnell Noel Upham Joanne Ztngler Dawn Frost Marlon McCaffrey and Ann Welden The costumes were made by Audrey Vnnet and Ann Welden asststed by Joanne Burghetmer and Noel Upham ln charge of the excellent sound effects were Dave Armstrong and Henry Davenport Mark Crown Allan Rosen Rtchard Grannells dnd the lnghttng Margo Bergen Joanna Rawson and Carol Schumacher were nn charge of propertles Robert Bysshe assisted Mr Cornnsh as Stage Manager . j ' 5 ' ' ' - g . ' . X t , s ,m - f f . . . , 9 1' t, . ' . 1, M' l ' ' , gg all fmggg, A .. W . T I 'ir if X y yi. j, T ,i ' l , 2 ,Q x tt. N3.x ll ' X , x,' ' ' yl l . x 3 Bm, and ,ju f- ct I V - , 1 1 , ., t' ' ,hl,,AU II- lang , q . I , ,, 1 k if . . - 1 lt, 54
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5- Joe Pastore Mauruce Forman Al Rosen relax after a tough day of horstung palntnng and naulmg on the Prom decoratnons Barb Lubby and Ann sung Basin Street Blues at the Prom Rlchue Knopf Jm McMahon Eddle Mahrlng Hank Davenport Bull Pelton Ruchue K warbles a solo nn the pantom me of I Won der Why' 1958 59 Senrorsl Flrst graduatung class from the new school' We thought we would never make It For a whale we felt strange berng the oldest ones In the school but we soon forgot our self consclous ness and began to enloy llfe Immediately we elected our extremely cap able offtcers Ronnue Crnsp President Bob Bysshe vlce president Roger Slrlln treasurer Barbara Ar agona recordlng secretary and Jackle Moen cor responding secretary Before long we plunged In to varuous actnvlttes necessary to ranse money for the yearbook The long hard rehearsals ended rn tremen dous success for our Sensor Play The Helress, wnth Rand: Sachs Btll Pelton Martha Doughty and Stan Warnow In the leadlng roles Seven nrneteenfh century costumes were made by our Sensor seam stresses Joanne Burghermer Audrey Vlnet Noel Upharn and Ann Welden One week end with Barb Hurleys barn as headquarters and led by Martha Doughty the class launched a campaign and brought rn much needed funds by the selling of Chrnstmas cards The refreshment cornmuttee led by the boss hawkers Make Bluestone Charlue Greene and Rand: Sachs proved very successful at sellnng thelr merchandise to the students and parents at all home football soccer and basketball games After a few hectnc class meetnngs the year book staff managed to persuade the class to break with tradltlon and publish a new book for a new school Then demonstratnng our abnluty to keep order and hold back our natural leanlng toward bag thrownng during lunch penod we were granted the pruvrlege of proctortng all lunch per rods A Service Club of Senior boys was formed for the purpose of proctonng Even the Senror gurls had a part rn the new programs they sold mnlk In the hall When graduatlon and the festlvltles follow Ing It were over we all looked back and tried to determune where our year had gone We had been so tmmersed In college applrcatrons college boards and yearbook deadlnnes that we hadnt nottced the tnme whtch flew by We were cheered however by the memones we had ones we shall never forget It was trme to gave up our home rooms to the new seniors and go unto the world which was beckonnng to us wuth open arms 53 f Q 1 ' 5, , . LLB. ' F, A . - ' A ' I 1 ' ' s - ' 1 r A , ' ' ' , .. ,. .. , , , , 1 1 . . .. 'n ' I 1 1 ' I I I - . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I - 11 1 11. - 1 1 1 1 1 - I - - r fl' ll ' , . . , - I 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 11
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Bob Bysshe, our serious but very efficient stage manager. Mr. Cornish's and Mr. Barondes' right hand rnan. O,K. Iet's go there. Hummrnrn, take it back to. . . End of Scene Il. Props, get out here ! lrghn on Margo Be' '19 Mark C annes Joanna Raws er Stmgglmg X W, L- arthe comrolsa rown and Alan Rosen PNP Carol Schumach he I he cue 5109 Pastore , 96 and Has afwbody Seen s he Don' pur that In hg ves 'hem wlth Pfops 9 Would YOU 'ak gms rhefe' S 9 'OU' WW' ernbrondery hoop forgot to PU 1 n Qhis meone PU? on the e out wnth YOU W the couch ' and Davtd Armstrong Costume, L ,O R Noel U AUd'eY V Hank Davenpor d Tha' Wd e Pham 'ne' Jo Sourrgd ffietgeordef of Raid S6 MOYVIS fl W Mldnnghl Seatxirgsgn Welder! anne Bwghevmer I Ion Nlorrts n doorbeul Os been 5-Mm ed cosrumes sound fre S 9 'he pm' fAnn wa 0 kg 1 ...I Ma eUp L to R Dorothy Krell Carole Daly Noel Upham Ronnle Goldman Jaclme Moen Dawn Frost Martha Doughty Martan McCaffrey Barb Hurley Fran Shongut Duck Manouknan Allce OConnell Goung Golng Gone' Please leave the eye' We havent had so much fun slnce we used hnger palnt Glub' ll . xx ' ' . : 1 J - 1 '- t 4 U I , . ' , e 5 5 4 - . . 1 1 0 Ii ff ' O .e : . 5 L -5 b 3 - . . 1 . A O V' 1, , y f I I . US' . Owl weasel ' fn 2 we-em Wh ' es R 7.o'd-fash' .3 cl 4 ' . ,, A v X It K 5 5 'hp-I . 5 e I V . A t g 1 ' . I '1 , A x , ' 'Gig - I fu. 1 Q - ! . 'u 5 . 1' '- nz' - k - , , ,,,, , t ,
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