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Senior Play Proves
Entertaining and Profitable
“Autograph Annie,” the play presented by the Senior Class of Rappahannock County High School Friday evening, proved that the county has nothing to be ashamed of as to the ability and conduct of its future leaders. Peggy Ann Green, as Autograph Annie, and Newbill Miller, as the assistant English professor who made the campus famous, were ably supported by Joan tBrown and Mary Frances Dodson, representatives from rival sororities for the title of University Girl. The roles of the various types of college girls were well portrayed by Catherine Lillard, Ann Lynn Atkins, Shirley Weaver, Dorothy 'Hitt, Bessie Dodson, Mary Helen Bruce, Annie Mary Williams, Louise Deal, and Lucille Pullen. Louise Johnson and Barbara Griffith played the parts of the ladies’ maid and the kitchen maid.
Newbill Miller’s fraternity brothers, who helped him elect Anne to the coveted honor of University Girl, were Franklin Hawkins, George Pullen, Ned Johnson, Daniel Keyser, Edward Armentrout, Douglas Martin, Fraanklin Payne, Arthur Pullen, Bobby Massie, Winfrey Thornhill, and Wilbert Pullen. T The school, the patrons, and the county are all proud of this good-looking group of young people. $175 was realised from the performances.—M.H.W.
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