The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-05-07
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
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SCHOOL MEMORIAL

The Senior Glass play, staged by
THIS years graduating class was one
OF the best productions put on here
IN years. 1t was first class show.
and the large audience that witnes.
sea the performance was much pleas
ed with it. @l~. -s.'-.i'l = ;
| Green Stockings" deals with the
ola country custom whereby an eId-
er sister is compelled to wear oreen
stockings at the wedding OF a vouno-
er, IT that younger sister has con-
tured husband first. -
lena farady( Elizabeth Herring
err having been placed in that pos J.
; ;, enree times suddenly rebels, con-
lures up a fiance, Colonel John
on e from thin air, and lifts her
sell down from the shelf. All goes,
wen y u,ntll, the real John Smith (Rich-
ara Schoenhoff; turns up. The end
ing was particularly well staged and
tne heroine did her best work in this
act. Inc outcome was just as every-
one predicted, and it was a DELIGHT.
Iui ending to delightfully."- pleasant.
wholesome play. ~
Elizabeth had a difficult role. and
acquitted herself with much credit
Her part suited her in every respect
ana better Cecilia" would havs
been difficult to find. The married
sisters OF Celia, Mrs Rockingham. and
Lazy Irenchard, were played ,bv
MERGED Bishop, and Octavia Mems,
mara, respectively. Each carried ber
part IN pleasing manner. and added
a great deal to the pleasantness IN
the production. The Youngest sic.
ter PHYLLIS, was a fiippant, hapnv
youngster and furnished great deal
OF the comedy in the second Act
Wmnlfred Benson played this part.
Alta LeSuer, as Aunt Ida, had The
most conspicuous character part. She
ana 1t to perfection, and was one of
'ile M ieadlng lights in the PLAY.
Inc boys parts were we'll taken
an an each did remarkably we'll, Walter
Moynihan and Alvin Ruehman. 40
friends of the Faraday family and
suitors OF the younger daughter, sun.
plled considerable mirth in the var-
lous complex family relations. Harry
rainier, as Robert Tanner. lover n
the Youngest Faraday girl did verv
well. He was typicaily English. and
a very poor politician. Colonel Smith A
lacnarq Schoenhof) was fine char
acter. He posed as a friend of the
main hero, and used his time and wits
while discussing "Smith" to win c..
la Ia Richard did well in this part.
Inc butler, Irwin Mahigan, served
/ tea and ran errands in the reserved
dlgnlhed manner. Perhaps the best
comedy role was that of Admiral
ttrlce, Allen Wilcox. The poor
Admiral was very much "at sea- to
most OF the things taking place, and
his funny actions caused MANY
laughs. many
The entire cast did we'll and much
credit is do Miss Knickerbocker for
the efficient way she handled the af-
TAR. This production ranks well with
any play ever staged in the Junior
High auditorium, and it was a fine
example of the type of work being
done in the Public Schools this wear
The specialties between acts were.
musical numbers under the auspices
of Miss Dorothy Scott. The first
number was the FISHERMAN" the
second, "a Dozen Sheep" by First
and Second grade boys. The next
specially was group of songs sung
6y the Junior High Boys Glee Club.
The songs were '"The Ifttle Black
the Moon" An III
The proceeds from the pIay will
be used by the Senior Class to buv
some hitting memorial to leave to the
school. This is custom established
by class MANY wears AGO