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Senior Class Play
By Peggy Ann Crnnn
The Senior class of Washington High School presented "Calling. All Girls" in the high school auditorium May 12. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Etta B. Miller. " ^ i
The play was attended by a large crowd. The cast was:
Three old maids, Polly, Molly, and Dolly Ricker, who were true to life with distinct characteristics. Polly, dominant; Dolly and. Molly timid, they worked in unison in movement and gesture. The parts were played by Gladys Reid, Lois Utx, and Dorothy Prints.
David Ricker, who was a shy young man with more interest in stars in the heavens than in girls of marriageable age was acted by Frank Goode, Jr.
George Ricker, David’s rich uncle, who tried to get David married, but got married himself, >was played by Junior Martin.
James Hilton, who was instructed to get some girls to come to the Ricker home for David to choose one to marry, and becomes involved in quite a complicated affair, was played by Jack Smith.
Julius Johnson, who was an undertaker and had four daughters who Rita, Bethie, Maisie, and Norma are mistaken for iwas played by Winfrey Burke.
Rita Davis, Bethie Brown, Norma Linden, and Maisie Merrill played by Mary Karland Fincham, Lucy Mae Smith, Jeanne Woodward, and Jo Ellen Worth, were the four girl hitch-hikers who came to the Ricker home. Each thought they would get the rich husband, but Bethie married George Ricker and Starr Mayfield played by Mary Burke married David Ricker. Starr came answering the ad for a maid but was mistaken for the granddaughter of the aunt’s dearest friend.
Virgie Ree Dodson and Lillian Sealock were- announcers and stage directors. —^
Jean Woodward has a new nickname—from now on call her "Speechless."
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