Woodmere High School - Patches Yearbook (Woodmere, NY)

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D Q, xdv 1 J 542 0' 'Q N G-' . V r 14 X JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Play , l'm in the Army,N0w, was both a financial and a dramatic success. This was largely attributed to the ease with which each actor fitted his part. Exceptional performances were turned in by Helene Kastan who por- trayed eighty-five year old, quick-witted Crannyg Robert Sonny Lee who played the part of Toby for we might say played himselflg and Elaine Ras- mussen who performed as a domineering widow, Mrs. Corinna Duffin. The story dealt humorously with the problems of youth in a war-shaken world. Bronson Robertson fRobert Schoenfeldl was a pampered young man who entered the Army as a baby and came out a man. Ma Robertson tl-Ianna Fisch- beinl was his worrisome mother and Pa Robertson fRichard Browerj his henpecked father. Three twenty year old ladies were Deanna Robertson LSylvia Maimanl , Letty Ashbrooke QSheila Karpl, and Dale Morrison fMargie Schwartzl , who had matrimonial ambitions. Audrey Nayland tPatsy Lopinl was a sophisticated young lady who capitulated to the youthful charms of Toby. Prentiss Roper tjohn Bregsteinj, a wealthy egotistical young man, could not choose between Deanna and Letty, and finally lost both, Deanna to Ramon Valdez LHenry Straussl, an F.B.l. agent in the guise of a suave Spaniard, and Letty to Bronson. Essie Knapp tloan Schlossb appeared as an ignorant but kindly rooming-house owner. Vlfith this performance, Mr. Boyd added another star to his g list of YICCCSSCS. 1 N - Q .X Zee? 28 S 'Y x al l l Af 1 g 3 w , v I f 5,4 . L V DV' 5' t .,JsA..N5rs , YZ g, ML txlgukgi .Aim -.V 'W' 'G X Q XL , sa' ' 1 ' x

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