Springfield Township High School - Retina Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, PA)

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CLUBS Gift 'hotoqraphy Typing Dramatic

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IUNE MAD tFi'rst Rowl- J. Cooper, G. Sargent, S. Steele, E. Drace. N. Close. G. Carney. lSecond Howl-J. Maus, J. Fitzgerald, E. Holben. R. Fromouth, J. Morrison, R. Midgett, R. Kahoe. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAY The Senior High School play, June Mad, a comedy in four acts de- picting the trials and tribulations of a fifteen year old girl in the pro- cess of growing up, was presented on March 13, 14, and 15. Mrs. Wood, the mother of the cast, experiences what every mother in actual life experiences in trying to understand her daughter Penny's sudden caprices. When the irresistible Roger comes on the scene, Penny falls rapturously in love and temporarily forgets her childhood playmate, Chuck Harris. Meanwhile big brother Mervyn goes through agonizing misery trying to rid himself of the thirteen-year old neighbor- hood pest, Milly Lou, who certainly is bewitched by his manly charm. In an attempt to escape from Penny, who has drawn matrimonial conclusions from his attentionsi to her, Roger takes a turn at fascinating Mervyn's real love of my heart, Julie Harris. For a while it seems inevitable that the conflict will result in broken hearts, but when both Julie and Penny finally are convinced of Roger's fickle nature and, when Penny finds a real concern for Chuck's welfare in her heart and vice versa, everything turns out for the best. Even Chuck's airplane building ambitions, once hopelessly shattered by his father, receive a new impetus when Mr. Harris realizes that Chuck will find happiness and satisfaction in no other career' The successful three night performance of JUNE MAD was, without a doubt, one of the most prominent highlights of our Senior year characterized by a well selected cast, excellent scenery and un- surpassable coaching by Mrs. Mabel Tule. 51

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CLUBS Chemistry Lib 1' cr 1' y Discussion Dcmcinq