Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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TH SIIF ..... was Wm The most chilling play yet produced at T. H. S. was that presented this year, John Willardls famous thriller, The Cat and the Canary. The hidden panels in each of the three acts kept audiences in suspense at the two evening performances on April 12th and 13th and brought squeals of terror from school students at the matinee. Memorable moments were provided by heroine, Gloria McNabola. and leading man, Pat Delavan. None of us will forget too soon the mysterious characterization of Mammy Pleasant , enacted by Iois Lyons, the flighty frankness of Mary Hurlocker as Aunt Susan Sillsbyf' the sarcastic comments of Bobby Payne nor the enter- tainment provided by Carol Peterson, Kenny Hillier, Bobby Todd, as the mad murderer, and Larry Reeves' corpse-like appearance as Mr. Crosby. Make-up was handled by Mrs. Pratt, sound effects by Donald Carey, lighting by Lee Stoiserg stage management by Mr. Frank- lin, and direction by Mr. Rafferty.

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HEHI ll THE lllll l Lcc Stoiscr, Eddy Downs. When the curtain goes up, these are the boys who have arranged the sets, found the properties, set the lights, and are still backstage ready to cover any emergency. The stage crew is always ready. 58