Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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CAST Peggy Rogers ......... Catherine............ Lois Fisher ......... Mrs. Lily Mortar...... Evelyn Munn ......... Helen Burton ......... Rosalie Wells........ Janet ............... Leslie............... Mary Tilford ........ Karen Wright ........ Martha Dobie ......... Doctor Joseph Cardin Agatha .............. Mrs. Amelia Tilford . . A Grocery Boy........ .......Holly Golden ...........Ilene Fins .. .. Debbie Burchell .........Sarah Quinn Carol Cartzendafner ..........Kathy Long ......Laurel Perdue .....Candee Griffin .........Cindy Delisi ..........Jill Rankin .....Sabrina Moyers .....Joanna Polinsky .........Mark Shelly . Katherine Goodall .....Lee A. Zanatos .Torence Evans Ake The Children's Hour — 21

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The Children's Hour THE CHILDREN'S HOUR, presented by the drama department under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Wesner, was the fall production for the school year. The play centered around a girls' boarding school in the early 1940's. The basic plot dealt with two lesbian instructors and their struggle in dealing with their students. Fifty cast and crew members worked to- gether to produce the highly intense drama which was well received by the student body and surrounding community. The play was ac- claimed to be one of the school's best produc- tions. 1. Mary Tilford and Rosalie Wells discuss a problem. 2. Rosalie Wells explains the situation to Doctor Joseph Cardin, Martha Dobie and Karen Wright. 3. Doctor Car- din and Karen discuss the situation. 4. The entire cast of the play. 5. The set crew pauses for a group shot. 6. Doctor Cardin relaxes with a drink. 7. Martha Dobie puts on her make-up. 8. Mary Til- ford devises a scheme. 9. Martha Dobie cannot believe what Amelia Tilford has to say. 20 — The Children's Hour

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Homecoming Homecoming was an action filled week for the faculty and the students. On certain days students showed their spirit by wearing jerseys, hats and buttons. For the first time in the history of Spring Valley, the school had a homecoming float. The float was sponsored by Student Council and was constructed by many students who volunteered their time. On Friday there was a special pep rally for the game with Eau Claire. Later that evening Becky LeFebvre was crowned Homecoming Queen. Debbie Cun- ningham was first runner-up and Laura White was second runner-up. The Vikings defeated Eau Claire by a score of 35-7 and Homecoming closed with a dance, sponsored by Student Council, in the commons after the game. 1. Mrs. Sweeney shows the students how to pomp the float. 2. Wilfred Rogers dis- plays his spirit on hat day. 3. 2nd runner- up, Laura White stands with escort Rus- sel Powell. 4. The contestants and their sponsors line up before the student body. 5. Becky LeFebvre is excited about winning. 6. Mr. McCoy brings out the flowers. 7. The R.O.T.C. Drill Team per- forms at halftime. 8. Wilson students construct the sides of the float 9. Mrs. Wright models her fashionable outfit on tacky day. 22 — Homecoming