South Fork High School - Log Yearbook (Miranda, CA)

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. At a climactic moment of Tish the intrepid sheriff CHaI Lewis, Tish CVesta ReasonerD in Tish has iust survived an airplane lefty arrests the Villain CBen Coombs, centerj. Jerrie Wilson crash. Assisting her are Jerry Broussard and Jerrie Wilson. seems shocked. DRAMA After an unsuccessful attempt to produce Night Must Fall in the early part ot the season, the drama class of South Fork High School did manage to struggle through a performance of the three-act play Tish during the month of December. Those in the cast were: Gerry Wilson, Joanne Moore, Hal Lewis, Marlene Nichols, Jack Johnson, Jerry Broussard, Carol Sinz, Verla Chilton, Vesta Reasoner, Marcia Engelman, Art Wheeler, Delbert McCallum, Judy Pospychala. Technical crew con- sisted of Judy Engelman, Marcia Engelman, Judy Pospychala, Hal Lewis, Pat Langley, Marlene Nichols, David Loewenstein and Joline Becker. Later in the season the class produced three one-act plays: Coming Around the Mountain, directed by Carol Sinz, Fireman, Save My Child, ' directed by Delores Fulwider, and The Book, directed by Hal Lewis. When Aggie CVerla Chiltonj tainted just before the curtain in act three of Tish, everyone thought for a time that she was dead. But she wasn't! Actors gathered around Verla are Cleft to rightj Vesta Reasoner, Jerrie Wilson, Jerry Broussard, Hal Lewis and Carol Sinz. 1, f X'

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