Sweetser High School - Ti Pa Wa Ni Ca Yearbook (Sweetser, IN)

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it 'g ligne .Sidi ugh. at Mn' fab In our gunior year we put on one of the most fun provoking plays ever presented by any Sweetser High School class. On October 20, 1950, we presented 0Here Comes Charlien at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. It begins when Larry Elliott, a young broker, thinks that he is to become guardian of a small boy, but is very surprised when he finds he has taken a girl to raise, seventeen and very pretty. Charlotte is called Charlie, hence the error. Larry is engaged to the imperious Vivian Smythe- Kersey and is further hen-ridden by a snobbish aunt. It delights neither Vivianlxr Larryfs aunt to have an Ozarkian child brought into the house. Charlie arrives from Arkansas accompanied by Uncle Aleck Twiggs, like her- self a true product of the Ozarks. She starts by calling Larry, NPapa,U and by displaying artless, but warm, affection. The two society women do not like this and try to oust these ridiculous hillbillies. Farcical situations develop from the social blunders of the new arrivals, especially when Aunt Fanny Farnham, determined to make Uncle Aleck earn his board and keep, tries to turn him into a society butler. Conspiracies against the Ozarkians recoil, but Larryis position is made so uncomforable that, to save him punishment the pair depart, only to return some months later. But oh, so different! Charlie is barely recognizable in her successor, the glorious Charlotte, who flutters all masculine hearts. Uncle Aleck, too, has undergone an amazing change. And all turns out fine for all concerned. The cast is as follows: LARRY 1- o 5 cooa 0 0 o Q 4 a MRS. FANNY FARNHAM.............AUDREY JULIAN VIVIAN SMYTHEgMERSEY...........NINA KARST MRS. CAROLINE SMYTHE'KERSEY....ROMA BAIRD MORTIM R SMYTHE-KERSEY.........DICK LAWRENCE TED IIAIQTLEYOIODIQCOCICOI QOCIEUGEBUS NORA MALONE............. ....JACKIE WEAVER OFFICER TIM ECGRILL..... ...UNGRMAN CAMPBELL . UNCLE ALECK TWIGGS.... ....HUBERT FITZJARRALD CHARLIE HOPPS...... ......NANCY WOODMANSEE The play was directed by Miss Hallie Wolf.

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, '- IL.. Because Richard Dill had to leave hurriedly on a business trip, he advised his spoiled children by letter that a new stepmother would arrive during his absence. Horrors! Grand- mother Dill and the children, Carol and Rodney, high school youngsters, and Doris and Dudley, the Dill twins, are perfectly furious and determined to get rid of NStepmaman in short order. But no matter what the young Dills and Gran tried to pull, Ustepmaman was more than a match for them. The way she fright- ened them with her pet python, Percy, and some of her other' antics were enough to keep the audience in stiches. Arnica, the colored maid,finally left for Birmingham, Alabama, because she didn't like daffy folks. As a final resort, the Dills told Stepmama that their father is in financial difficulties in the hope that she would divorce him. But instead, Stepmama ordered them all to quit school and go to work. She looked through the Nwant adsn and found them the most mcnial jobs--dish washer, hotel porter, and street cleaner! She said they would take in boarders, and Gran would do the cooking-wmuch to the aristocratic old lady'S horror. Then cousin Maude Maddox arrived--she is a kind, sweet person whom the kids and Grandma go for in a big way. If only Father had married someone gentle and refined as cousin Maude! The play had a surprise ending in which their so-called Wgtepmaman was really cousin Maude, and the person they thought was cousin Maude, was their stepmama, the kind, gentle, loving woman they all loved. The east was as follows: Maude Maddox. Richard Dill. Dudley Dill. Doris Dill. . Granny Dill. Gertie Woggle Carol Dill. . Rodney Dill. Elaine Escott Arnica Jukcs. Aimie Lovewell. . Pete Norton. . Audrey Julian . Lloyd Kessinger . .Hubert Fitzjarrald . Jackie Weaver . .Roma Baird . Peggy Hunt . Nancy Woodmansee . .Eugene Shafer . .Patsy Magers . . Reva Smith . Beverly Shook . .Phil Lawrence