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Dintnli Students Present First School PlayOUR HEARTS WEHE YOUNG AND GAY school play cat! reheari© for the opening nightsof tho year's first school play, which opens Not. 8 9* Th* production is under direction o! speech refi Jarvl*, assisted by student director Carrie Caldor. Cast ol characters shownOtis Skinner andinstructor Jarrefiabove ere: Seated, Caroline Wallis and Carole Calder, who portray Cornelia ____ __________ ____Emily Kimbrough in the comedy. Standing, lift to right, Loreen Johnson, Carillon SeaiU, Philip Jenkins, Ora Fa* Wardle, Dale Ross, Carma Bascom, Dwayne Case, Don Timothy, Richard Evans, Roger Hacking, DeVoe Heaton and Patricia Lee.Uintah Audiences Will See Famous“Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”Intramural FootballSeries FinishedBy Myra Woolley“Our Hearts Were Young and Gay,” a three act comedy by Jean Kerr, based upon the book by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, will be produced by the Uintah hi?h school dramatic department November 8-9 with the curtain going up at 8 15 pm Director is Jarrett Jarvis with studcnt^dircctor, Carrie Calderare two good looking medical students, and Ship Captain interpreted by Devoe HeatonAs (he ship i* about to near the port, Cornelia becomes ill* The medical students immediately diagnose the trouble—measles1 Emily is convinced that they will be quarantined on the ship. The girls ret by the Inspector and on to Paris.The rtory, combined with a talented cast of characters, go to make uo an evening cf fun in pla£ going enjoyment.A look at the story—Cornelia Otis Skinner Jblayed by Carole Older and Emily Kimbrough her dllghtfuF companion, portrayed by Carolyn Wall Is are in a frenzy of excitement for they arc sailing to Europe on their own. As they are saying their goodbyes, Mrs. Skinner enacted by Ora Fae Wardle, wounds Cornelia’s pride by calling her “Baby” in front of everyone. The girls are trying desperately to be absolutely independent from any parental help, hoping to impress everyone that they are grownup ladies. Dale Ross' is cast as Otis Skinner, the famous actor, who revels in the warmly humorous role of “Father” as he Is continually amused by his daughter’s escapades.The girls finally set sail and are alone at last. While on board ship they meet the Steward played by Roger Hacking; Leo and Dick played by Kichard Evans and Gary McCarrell whoOther mefnbers of Uie cast are Loreen Johnson and Carillon Searle, who play to “ri floriaEnglish girls; Gloria Schaefer-meyer who is a charming French landlady; Patricia Lee who is the French maid, Therese; window cleaner, Gene Weeks, 3nd Monsieur De La Croix, Dwayne Case.Helping to make the play a success arc the members of the following committees: costumes, Marilyn Robbins, publicity, Myra Woolley, Gloria Schaefer-meyer, Loreen Johnson, Carma Bascom, Donnie Barr; stage manager, Duane Case, with stage crew Phillip Jenkins, Dilworth ' Rust, Doyle Johnson; properties, Eleanor King, Janet Robbins.HIDDEN BUT THEY BITEThe first ol several Intramural sport activities scheduled foi the school year, touch football closed it’s schedule of games be tween class teams this Monday with the Seniors on top with i record of 5 wins, no losses anc one tie to wind up with a tota of 110 points In second spot an the Junior with a record o: 2-2-2 for 70 points followed b} the Frosh who scored 50 count ers with a 2-3-0 record. Thi Sophs brought up the rear wit! but one win and 5 setbacks foi 30 points.Intramurals, those sports carried on within the school, offers activity in athletics to men who are not Iettermen but still wish to compete. Activities are held during tlie noon period with scoring given for entrance and wins in each sport. The class scoring the highest total of points for all sports are declared school champions in the Spring.Coach Woodbury still has several activities to run off and states they will be conducted in season, when interest is highestAt the present, the field is narrowing in the horseshde tourneyIt is estimated that the American motorist paid more than $1,600,000,000 in federal excise taxes during the last fiscal year. Taxes on automobiles and motorcycles accounted for $652,000,-000 and tires And tubes ran third with $104,000,000. These arewhich brought a record number of tossers Into competition. Activities remaining are basketball, ♦ wrestling, cross-county, track, and baseball.what are known as “hidden tax* es—the kind that bite Into thebudget even though the unsus-ti!pecting driver never sees them. —MinyeapolU Tribune.
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Vernal Express
Vernal, Utah, US
Thu, Nov 01, 1951
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