Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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f I I , Hi I il I. 1 The Maisy Presented by The juninr Qllass Directed by illiiss Killian Qlnntar AS ITS annual stage production, the Junior Class presented The Patsy, a C' three act comedy by Barry Conners. Patsy, the typical down-trodden younger daughter, adopts the policy of springing adages at the most unusual times as a way out of her plight and to attract the much coveted attention of the opposite sex. Her pampered sister, Grace, goes with the boy of Patsy's dreams. ln a very confidential moment our admiring heroine confides the secret of her heart to Tony, Grace's sweetheart, however without revealing any names. With his freely given aid she succeeds in winning him and, of course, ,after she is fully convinced of his devotion tells him the truth, much to his delight. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Harrington .........-.............C.,C,.. .CsCC,. R alph Manos Mrs. Harrington CW, .....aa..,,,,,,................CC Hallie Burgert Grace Harrington ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., , .C............. Jean Hagenbuch Patricia Harrington ..................eY....e so .,.es.. Barbara Grant Billy Caldwell ...................................s,,, Jack Watts Tony Anderson -- .... - ...,..,,.. ..-,- ..........-.. Thomas Delihant Sadie Buchanan cc,,e,....ecccccc e cc,,cc........c,c Helen Dimmick Francis Patrick O'Plaherty c........... .. .......... ,--- - Ralph Birkhold Trip Busty CC,,........e A. ................,a.,,, Ralph Birkhold Page Ninety-Seven

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Take JFIHQ Ahnire' Presented by The Sicninr Glass Directed by ,jlllliss Qilillian Olnmat UHIS unique comedy by Eugene Hafer was given October 23, as the first Senior play to be presented by the Class of '3O. The plot consists of numerous funny situations brought about by the jealousy of John Wargrim. He succeeds in nearly ruining his brother financially, and also a young newspaper editor by the name of Bob Mannion. However, through the efforts of John's niece, who is known as Peggy Acton, Wargrim is crushed and the curtain closes on Peggy and Bob. happy in their new-found love. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bob Mannion Sees be S ee,eeCCeeC,CC,ee,eCdCCC, -- Douglas Bullock Jimmy Samson --.- .e... .e..,........ C.... - - - George Patterson Jud Penton ...sa .A,CeCee CC,,..-CC,.. S S S Chester Thor John Wargrim ......-.............. -- ...... Delbert Watts Peggy Acton --- ,.SCC, ,-CCe.,.-. S C .,-Cee BS Marguerite Austin Virgy Mannion R-- .... ,- eeCee,.... Vivian VanHorn Mrs. Nelson-Dodd ,Y ,... ......,e.,.. B arbara Andrews Marcia Wargrim ,- Page Ninety-Sin: - Jeanne Andrews

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W 13ink 1351151111515 bg Iaitrrntr mnrrlyrstrr Presented by The lllarsiig ,Athletic Glluh Directed by Qmllf. anh mmm. Zfjarnlh lqunrlyrcs CGEHE annual presentation of the Varsity Athletic Club is always awaited with eager anticipation because the cast is wholly made up of fellows. Pink Pajamas was a hilarious three act farce centered about the love of Lucille Morse and Donald West. Her father' objects and she decides to go into the moving picture business. Many funny situations arose mainly through the efforts of the wise cracking lingerie salesman, Barney Barry, and mistaken identity. In the end, the father is reconciled to the match and the plot terminates in a happy manner. CAST OF CHARACTERS Donald West- Her he -- - ......... - --- - .....c --- - Lester Heidamos Lucille Morse- His she ----- -- c..,.c... .- ...., ---Frank Brayman R. E. Morse- Her father -- - ............- - ...., - .... Logan Wagner Mrs. Morse- Her mother ----- --- ---- ---------- --- Jerome Tulloch Barney Barry- Salesman Sam ----- ----- -- -- ----- Milton Palmer Doris -- f---- --------- --- Charles Tubbs Agnes -- Three Simple Maidens -- - ------- Carlton Miller Beatrice - - -- ---- Robert Hanneman Madame Fox- Here Am I --------- ---.--- -- Prank DalPont: Francis Fox- Mister Eva -. ------------ ---- -- Orville Mowery Rodolph-A'Not Human but Useful ---------------------- 3 THE CHORUS Boys-R. Seekell, R. Tackaberry, D. Rockwell, N. Shutes, P. Boggio, and R. Williams. Girls-P. Krueger, P. Tobin, S. McCain, S. Walz, J. DalPonte, and W. Swihart. Page Ninety-Eight