Salem Township High School - Finish Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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Ki 6' Ei +5EYESEidZiioiiiiiiioEiiiEi?EidZiioeieiiiii6435GioGiai5i5Z?5h56iS5E55555635Eid2356545EeiiidioeidEiijeiiiiiioiioliiiiiiiotiiii sei Gio ii JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Good Gracious Grandma Directed by Mr. Paul Groth April 9, 1948 The Cast Henry Breckenridge-Who hatfs to work anytime ......... ...... George Breckenridge-His cousin, who hates the same ....... ...,..... Mrs. Lennox-Who wants her rent ..,...,,...,.,.......,........,.,..,,,..,........... Helen Allen-A daughter of a family friend ...,.... Cec'le Allen-H elen's younger Clancy-A police investigator Wiggins-His assistant ..,.,..,......... P-Sam-A negro house-boy .,,..,. Delicia-A negro maid ,..,... sister ,.... . ..,.,..,.... .. Richard Shumaker Richard Gottfried Clara Thiel Phyllis Binau Phyllis Stover Robert VValter James Stief Ralph Orians Gene Binau Henry and George Breckenridge, cousins. who would much rather spend money than earn it, find themselvcs in an embarrassing situation when their landlady, Mrs. Lennox, demands a deposit on long overdue rent. An old family friend wires money for Henry's father to cover the expense of entertaining his two daughters over the weekend. But father is in Mexico, and the girls are arriving so the boys decide to keep the money and entertain the girls. Of course they must have a chaperon so Geo ge becomes Grandma with the aid of P-Sam the colored house-boy. The girls arrive with their colored maid, Delicia, who makes a hit with P-Sam. Everything goes fine until Mrs.Lennox discovers that her dress and wig are missing, vhich George is using in his masquerade as Grandma Suspecting Geonge and Henrv, Mrs. Lennox calls in two police investigators, Clancy and Wigfrins, who are unable to discover anything but present many trying situations for Grandma Grandma finally disappears and George re-appears in her place so that Mrs. Lennox can have her clothes back. Helen forgives Henry for deceiving them, and Cecile finds that George's kisses are suspiciously like Gran6ma's and so as the curtain falls there are prospects of thrce sets of wedding 'bells ringing out . . . or three se-ts of necks wrung.