Sharon Hill High School - Owl Yearbook (Sharon Hill, PA)

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DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY Bill I-Imrifzglorz ......... Mfr. IlVillil1m Hnrrilzgian.. Grace Harrington ...,... Patricia Hafrifzglon .... Billy Caldwell ...... Tony Anderson ....... Sadie Bucbfzfzszfz ......... France: Patrick O'Flaberzy ..,.. Trip Bzuty ........... THE PATSY BY BARRY CONNERS CAST . ,Dugald McKellar . . . .Louise Yocum Charlotte Tremaine . .Constance Kelley . . . . .Ralph Rupert . . ,William Bishop Mary Anna Roberts , . . . .John Wenrich . . .Renay Heckman Presented for the Benefit of The National Honor Society and Dramatic Club October 25, 1941 The Dramatic Club staged its annual production in conjunction with the National Honor Society on October 24, 1941. As usual the club, with its sponsor, Mr. Frederick Fernsler, came through with flying colors. , The play presented was The Patsy, a comedy in three acts. It featured a girl in her 'teens, Patricia Harrington, who was the goat, so to speak, of the family. However, her father was on her side and together they overcome the dictatorship of the mother and older sister: As the curtain rises, Tony Anderson is in love with Grace, the older sister. How- ever, with the aid of a book on being the life of the party, Pat finally wins his affection. Grace marries a wealthy playboy, Billy Caldwell, and the play ends happily for all. 52

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THE JUNIOR PLAY Pnrki, an Ezzglirla .refzfmzi .... Sfzxie, :z maid ............ Otfily Howell, 4 bride ...... Mk: Il'Vimzerker, an mm! ...... Daphne Cf5urlerJ, 0zti1y'r ririer. . Nicholnf King, iz Jlranger ....... Nea' Pembroke, jr., an only Jon. . . George Howell, ll bridgegroom .... Dofzgberzy, rr police .rergemzl ..... jim Mooney, ll jlolifemmz ....... Clarify Kearney, ll polirezzzan ...... Mrs. Fleming, an aprzrtmerzt owner. . . A FULL HOUSE' BY FRED JACKSON CAST . . . .Richard Booth .. . . . . .'.Inga Rest . . . . . . . .Evelyn Henry .Mary Ann Roberts . . . . .Regina Browne . . . .Donald Porter . . .Renay Heckman . . . .Franklin Koch . .Fred Crookshank . . . , .Jack Deitrich . . . . . .William Duicho Betty Weihenmeyer . . . . . . .Jean Sahrage Vera Vernon, ez Jlaou' girl ......... Mfr. Pembrolae, zz Boxrozziazz .... ......... ..... M a rion Ford Presented April 25, 1942 On Saturday night, April 25, 1942, the junior class presented its first class play en- titled, A Full House, to a large and appreciative audience. The mirth-provoking antics of the servant Parks fRichard Boothj and of the maid Susie flnga Restj helped to make the farce a hilarious success. Ned Pembroke, a reckless and wealthy youth, writes love letters to a designing chorus girl, Vera Vernon, George Howell, an attorney and the brother-in-law of Ned, steals the letters, but gets his handbag mixed up with the grip of a burglar, Nicholas' King, who has stolen a necklace from Ne-d's mother. The efforts of the crook to recover his plunder provided many screamingly funny situations and a vast store of humor was packed in the lines. All members of the cast played their parts exceedingly well and were capably di- rected by Mr. Frederick P. Fernsler. 53