Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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.'X1.1c1c 'l'nAy1cR HIS YEAR has been the greatest of all in our dramatic presenta- tions. The dramatic class produced one of the finest plays ever given at Sunny Hills School, 'ilourney's End. Howard Alarvis as the protagonist showed great ability in his line portrayal of Captain Stanhope. Our Christmas Play, given by the lvpper School, was an operetta called nThe Golden Trailf, The beautiful Mexican heroine, Barbarita, was played by Betty Harrington, who showed a talent for singing and dancing and an excellent Spanish accent. Her father, Don Carlos, was played by Bob Russell who was a gallant Spanish gentleman. We think one of the most outstanding assembly programs of the year was a thrilling play called 'WYhen the Clock Strikes Twelve, given by the highly talented Senior Class. All of the other assembly programs given by the upperclassmen must receive favorable comment. The Easter play, 'gThe Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, was very successfully produced. The Little Shepherd was played in an exceptional manner by -Iohn Wvilliams, a member of next year's Senior Class. The female lead was played by Nlarcia Tindall, who was an elderly Southern gentlewoman. Her friend. hlrs. Dean. was played by Alice Thayer. Kimberly Doorly took the part of an old colored butler and he played the character perfectly. This play brought to a conclusion the dramatic endeavors of the Upper School for this year with a splendid climax.