Conestoga Valley High School - Conewago Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Richard Mellinger Joy Maize Fred Albright Jack Brubaker Sylvia Freeman James Yarnall Robert Herman Cindy Smifh Robert Knasp Floyd Heuyard Bill Kalin Andy Ceavaha Roberf Yuninger Ted Nichols Peggy Lehman Cast Sally Zook Gaye Moyer Barbara Snowden Anne Beane Brenda Kershner Sally Lohr Cynthia Buchwalter Nancy Mosebach Richard Geifer Pal Hess Dewey lebo Vicki Hisey Lois Neiss Linda lamb SEVENTY-ONE

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,IU IOR PL ll Wfhis play is called t'Our Tow ri . It was written by Thornton Wilder. produced by the junior class, and directed hy' Mr. Edward Appel. The name of our town is Urovefs Corners. Yew Hamp- shire . . Thcsc. thc Stage Nlanagers opening lines. set the stage for the Pulitzer Prize winning play which was recently yoted the lwsl American play ever written. It is basically ai story' of life and death. happiness and sadness. The intense drama of tht- play invariably moves people to tears as the Third Act ends. lfmily. a girl who dies and then returns to sce life through clearer eyes. discovers that people never really understand life at all. The sign of Ll great dramatic performance is the aliility of il play to capture its audiences complete attention. Our Town is a great play. and the junior class cast performed it admirably . The Stage Manageris lust lines. filled with mystery and meaning. hrought tears from the staunchest of stoics in the audience. The curtain fell on the most successful performance of a play in the history' of Conestoga Valley.