Seneca Gorham Potter Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Gorham, NY)

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SFNIUR PLAY On November 13 and 14 the Senior Class presented their play, Mr. Barry's Etg:hings . Mr. Barry fKar1 Perryi, the versatile printer of two hundred and seven thousand dollars worth of counterfeit currency, managed to turn the tables on the notorious counterfeiters, Fifty Ferris Uean VanWagnerJ and Sawbuck Sam fBob lillisj, with a toy submachine gun. Romance developed between Tom Crosby fDick LaDueJ and Mr. Barry's niece, Evelyn Taylor fConnie Clarkj, in a hilarious scene in the studio. Kenneth Plunkett, a movie pro- ducer who wanted to produce The Judson Barry Story , was ably portrayed by Babe Polmanteer. Martha Gifford played the part of Mrs. Griswold, wife of the town's most prominent citizen, the undertaker, who heartily dislikes Mr. Barry and his friend, Sam jordan CDarrell Weichenthalj. Several humorous situations were created by the advent of Marvin Pritchard CBruce DePewJ, Evelyn's pompous fiance, in a gay nineties bathing suit. Tom Crosby's partner, a dumb Dora news photographer named Daisy Dayton is played by Lorraine Youngs. Additional comedy was provided by Bud Uim Gagej, a young boy who is crazy about model airplanes, Carrie Stanwich fKaren jensenj whose ancestors founded the town of Stanwich, and Mrs. Taylor fKay Henryl, Judson Barry's sister. In spite of the usual minor mishaps, the play went off quite successfully. Midway be- tween the first and second acts a main fuse blew, plunging the stage into darkness. In one performance Tom Crosby accidentally wore Evelyn's engagement ring onto the stage but managed to hide it with his hat. Credit is due to the backstage crew who kept things going during the performance. Dick Stell did a good job of securing all the necessary properties and acting as stage manager. Sound effects and lighting were controlled by jim Norsen and Mr. Beebe supervised con- struction of the set. The task of directing the show was performed very well by Mr. Sming- ler with assistance from student director Peggy Roose. Several students from Hobart came down to assist Bev Bickel and Flossie Zimmerman with some difficult make-up problems. As a whole, the play was a great success and it is our sincere wish that next year's Seniors have as much frm with their Senior Play as we did. 42

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F. H. A. lfirxl Raw, I.. lo R.: M. Wood, C. Gifford, j. Jensen, K. Nellis, D. Brizzee, E. Tomion, N. Bogart, M Detro, ll. Sterzel, M. Burgess, Miss Cates. Second Row: B. Frarey, S. Blauvelt, W. Menter, I. Walrath, M Carr, V. Felton, E. Pulver, E. Jeffers, M. Campbell, J. Footer. Third Row: M. Schink, B. McMillan, V Nellis, D. Breen, j. Fillingham, B. Cammett, j. Capozzi. F. F. A. l 1'rsr Row, l.. lu R.: G. Blauvelt, A. Voak. Smwml Row: D. Dannahc, j. Gage, J. Norsen, B. Depew, W llcrry, W. Zimmerman, D. Scott. ThirflRow.' D. Mcflory, R. Angell, D. lley, il. Ransom, E. Schaff, ll. Royer R.. llergstresser, K. Young, D. Stell, G. Sterzel, Mr. lleebe. 44