Alleghany County High School - Alcova Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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m €i)t OTorttt’s Act I, Scenes I through VII have been completed, and as the curtain rises, Act II, Scenes VIII through XII are now in progress on the stage. In Scenes VIII and IX much of the action is devoted to getting adjusted and learning to study. Scene X signifies the middle step in the pro- duction, and identifies the professionals from the amateurs. While Scene XI progresses, the actors are becoming more aware of the ap- proach of Scene XII and are putting forth their very best to reach this highest point in the play.

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S tagc... Finally, as Scene XII comes into view, the players show an enthusi- astic pride in accomplishment. Scene Xi! proceeds in a whirlwind of activity and reaches its climax in a splendor of blue and white. With much pomp and circumstance the curtain falls on a weary but exultant troop of players. All is silent on stage until a new play and a new cast appears next fall.