Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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Junior Class Play NUFET5 Willy accuses Pidgie of stealing Mrs. Vanderbilfs pearls The Junior class of Gregory High School presented a play, Off The Trackf' on November 30 and December 1. The play took place at a railroad station in the middle of nowhere. A large passenger train had been derailed. People of various vocations were passengers. One passenger was thought to have a bomb in his suit- case. It turned out to be white mice. r Silas informs Morgan that the bridge has been washed out Pidgie is trying to find out what Mr. Pozinby Mrs. Vanderbilt apologizes to Mrs. Guarian-a has in hls suitcase. for accusing her of stealing the pearls.

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Qne Act Plays The Valiant This winning one-act play was highly praised by the local public. The play won in local competition and received a superior rating at Vermillion. The play dealt with the coming execution of a young man who killed a man because he thought it was necessary. He shows his bravery and generosity when a girl comes looking for her brother Whom she thinks is he. Although he is her brother he talks her into believing her brother died as a wartime hero, thus sparing his sister's and mother's feelings. Vance Feyereisen, as Joseph Parris, talks with his sister. Jackie O'Neill, as Josephine. The one-act humor- ous skit. Common Clay , was given, but was not in competi- tion. Another one - act play, The Cup of Strength , was can- celled. Prison guard, Jack Hoffieg priest, Bill Hennrichg criminal, Vance Feyer- cisen, and warden, Bill Saathoff Walk to the death house. Finger QF God This highly successful play was given in competition with the play, The Valiant . Its plot deals with the pressures and troubles of a Wealthy and slightly illegal tycoon. His only honest mistake in life was when he hired a pretty and honest secretary-through her efforts he becomes an honest man. Don Stukel, as Mr. Strickland, talks with his secretary, Joyce Sattler, as his butler, Don Saathoff, looks on,

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All School Play K'One of us is lying, and we both know which one. It was dirty, Judge Betty Van Cleave, Bill Schueneman, Kay Rajewich, Ken Hansen, Anita Clementz and Sharon Dobesh. The Night of January 16th was presented March 6 and 7 by a cast picked from the entire school. It was a court scene which showed the District Attorney trying to convict Karen Andre of the murder of her former employer, Bjorn Falkaner, who had been a millionaire until his business crashed. The verdict was decided by an actual jury which was chosen from the audience to come forward and sit in on the case. A different jury was selected for all three performances. Karen's Attorney, Mr. Stevens, succeeded in getting two Hnot guilty verdicts while the District Attorney, Mr. Flint received one guilty verdict. This play was a big success and it received much favorable comment for some time. Bob Williams, 'Karolyn Feyereisen, Bill Saathoff, Nedra Lundberg, Larry Vavruska and Sharon McIntyre. S U C P E I2 I O CD U R T R OF NEW YCDRK