Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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V1 -I' I- 'I' I' CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The pageant portrays the night of the first Christ- ' mas, in Bethlehem. To the'Inn come Joseph and Mary, who v for lack of room and money, are turned away by the Inn- , keeper who none-the-less finds room for the Rabbi' Jotham of Jerusalem. The Innkeeper's servant shelters Mary in ' the stables and carries news of the birth of the Messiah ' to his Master. Shepherds of the plains receive the Christ ' mas angels and go to the Innkeeper to be shown their Child 1 The hastily awakened Rabbi Jotham refuses to believe in 4 the stories of servant and shepherds but the Innkeeper , and his wife find new understanding and open their hearts 5 and their home and give the best they have to the King. -I , fl' 4 CAST I 'I- ' Innkeeper. . . . . . Buster Mullin w The servant . . . . . Laverne Walker Q Innkeeper's wife . . . . Beverly Phillips , Rabbi Jotham . . . . . Champlin Garrison i Shepherds of Bethlehem . . . . Bob Korth Ray Blair ' Duane Hutchins i Fred Herrin Q Wise Men . . . Kenneth Ward , Ray Budden , ' Harry Frederick Julius, a Roman Captain . . Howard Wilson ' Roman Patrol1Leader . . . . . Jack Martin f Joseph . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Cornutt i u 0 0 o o o I 0 0 0 0 0 II , The High School chorus sang Christmas songs before. , and during the pageant. H - i I D 'I Q G 'I I 1. an .ltiiilllliiililliiillilliilliilllli -c--es- in--nf-noni'--I-.-up:-Quv-suvqsa-nq-q--uasaq.-qnasqp 55 al l .Q ,I ,I I J ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ci.. 8.-i-,Q-.1-5 lt Q.. 3- ,Q-g,g-q.g-q.g.g,s -5-Q-1 Lg-s i

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.u J: rlist.-.iillili-Q.-eilil-Qii.aliliti-qtil-1lii1i1l7l l.g ef as as 49 56 .e ee ez as ui as at .e as ee as .s se as .s .9 sf as tb es 49 as .1 sf 4. s A LITTLE eteesepsss if I ff - The Junior Class presented their play, April 16, It 1957, casting entirely from the Junior Class. Staff it members were also picked completely from the Junior is Glaze. Theiscenery and costumes were of early twentieth lg een ury s y e. I gf' 'Judy is alLlttle Clodhopper from the poorheuse--a fd merry, trusting, innocent, mischievous little romp. It Her father deserted her years before, but new is a rich ns man in a hospital in Texas. He writes to the scheming ig Mrs. Chigierson-Boggs, who was the former matron of the In poorheuse and asks her to locate his lost child. Mrs. li Boggs, knowing that Judy is an heiress, determines to if marry her to her son, George, a city dude. :je :m The first act shows Miss Bean's boarding house in W the country, where Judy is assisting in the kitchen. ls.: Mrs. Boggs arrives to take Judy to the city, but the IQ child is wary and knows Mrs. Boggs to be a cruel woman ff and refuses to leave the country. A city actress, one it Charmian Carter, is in love with George and she makes In a hurried trip in her automobile at twenty miles an lm hong to figdtwhgt Georgie gnddhis mother are up to. She arr ves an o er .error in s out that her Georgie is If to marrytthe Litgle Cledhepper. Trusting in her power l ' as an ac ross an her experience on the stage she tries it by a cruel trick to keep Judy from marrying Georgie. She e puts the money George had in Judy's coat and the blame fm is laid on Judy. Septimus Green, the hook agent, sticks lm up for Judy because, well--he's in love with her. lb , g V d ' fi' The scene shifts to the big city where Mrs. Boggs 'H as triing to make Jgdy a lady. Mrs. Boggs tries to get m eorg e o repose ecause she knows she must not lose 'W any time. geither George nor Judy care for each other. tw Septimus Green, who has been suspecting Mrs. Boggs, pl throws a bomb shell by letting her know he suspects her. ff Then Judy helps George get money to marry Gharmian. ' It When the truth comes out about Mrs. Boggs and her plot, ff 3512? E2S2Zn?o2u'i.i2ti I2itZiW aims. infstmeiniimo' m J . e L say ng ma u y s a er L, is coming to get his daughter. Mrs. Boggs, angry that th -er plan didn t succeed determines to try again. She it tries to pass off Charmlan as Judy, and, when the old Vs man tells her he hasn't any money, she tells him the l truth about Charmian. 'Judy comes in at this time and :ga the old man takes off a false beard and mustache and 'jessijsjijsjsjijij3355ijsjijijijsjsjsjijsjsjsjsjsjsjsjsjsjiftj. e s 56