St Rose High School - Rosarian Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Gigi Hatter. .. . Angelica ,,,,, Bunny Hatter ,.... Joe Hatter ,.,...,,. Margaret Hatter ,.,.,,. Grandma Hatter ,...,,. Diana Hatter... Nancy Hayward .,..,., Mugzie Mullen .,.. Henry Harrison ,,,,,,, Elizabeth Harrison ,,,,,, Clara Sheldon. . SENIOR PLAY A New Comedy By Ku rtz Gordon THE CAST CAST I Mary Kohler Rosanne Brennan John Callahan Jack Ross Marilyn Coedde Josephine Cira Irene Murray Mary Jean Flick Henry Hawk John Verhott Mary Evers Mildred Best CAST ll Betty Miorin Patty Burgoon John Callahan Andre Weierich Dolores Wilson Helen Link Joan Teehan Rosemary Purtell Robert Akos Robert Evans Carolyn Shirmer Mary Milazzo STORY OF THE PLAY The Hatters. What a family! Mad as March hares! Crazy as loons! Dizzy as pinwheels! Dippier than the Big Dipper! And nuttier than a Christ- mas fruit cake! In tact, theynare all nuts! Margaret Hatter, the mother, is nuts about dramatics. Joe Hatter, the father, is nuts about fishing. Gigi, their daughter, is nuts about athletics. Bunny, their son, is nuts about photography, and Angelica, their housekeeper is just plain nuts. Grandma Hatter has been supporting them for years and suddenly decides it's time to quit. She gives them all three months to prove they can make their own living. lt only one of the entire family will succeed, she will renew their monthly allowance. Not having earned a penny in their lives, they unanimously agree to commercialize their hobbies and show Grandma Hatter a thing or two. Diana, the youngest daughter, returns from a trip and announces her engagement to Henry Harrison, an amateur playwright whose mother turns out to be an old rival of Mrs. Hatter in a stock company years ago. And from then on, things happen fast and furiously. C267