Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Class of ' O Presents Twelve Angry .lurors ,V , seee D TOP-Sherwood Waggy, Bonnie Johns, Judy Snyder, Brent Zook and Sam Judd sit in the jury room discussing the trial. MIDDLE RIGHT- Cindy Wolford starts to apply makeup as the photographer snaps her picture. MIDDLE LEFT -Ed Miller, Sherwood Waggy and Cindy Wol- ford relax as they discuss the play. BOTTOM- After the play the cast enjoys refreshments. 24

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f CAST Class of '70 FOREMAN OF THE JURY ...... Lisa Weiland ,IUROR NO. TWO . . . . . Bonnie Johns IUROR NO. THREE .... . . . Sam Judd JURO11 N0 FOUR .... Barb Mayse JUROR NO FIVE .... .... E .1 Miner .IUROR NO. SIX ..... . . . Judy Snyder IUROR NO. SEVEN ..... .... C indy Wolford JUROR NO. EIGHT ..... . . . Sherwood Waggy JUROR NO. NINE .... . . . Gloria Yoder ,IUROR NO. TEN ..... ..... S ue Hepler JUROR NO ELEVEN . Marina Angelo .IUROR NO. TWELVE . . . Brent Zook GUARD ............ . . . Harold Cripe .. Merle Snyder JUDGE .............. . STUDENT DIRECTORS . . . . . . . Mary Gardner Sue Cripe Guilty or not guilty. Twelve angry jurors adjourn to the jury room to decide the fate of a nine- teen year old boy. Did he really murder his father? The trial has been in session for six daysg the room they are locked into is hot and stuffyg all of them are irritable and anxious to leave. The jurors must reach a unani- mous decision. The first vote is taken and eleven vote guiltyg one votes not guilty. One juror is in- sistent that they discuss it in more detail before the boy is convicted. As they re-enact the crime and go over the details more closely, more jurors change their views. A revote is taken and another one has decided that the boy might not be guilty. The jurors go over the case again and again and gradually all but one of them is convinced of a reasonable doubt. The decision is up to that person. If his vote is not guilty the boy will go free. If his vote is guilty the case will be tried again. The curtain comes down as he casts his vote. 25