Lincolnton High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Lincolnton, NC)

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HISTORY REVIEW oil THIS Ctiiss or 1940 fl Four Ac! True Slortf Setting: Lincolnton 1-ligh School, Lincolnton. North Carolina. Time: Cast : Plot: Time : Cast: Plot: Time : Cast: Plot: Time 1 Cast: Plot: ACT 1 September, 1936. through May. 1937. The leading characters, P. C. Costner, Pink Tolbert. Margaret Nance, and 1-larrilce Coodson, are supported by a group of 181 'fextrasf' The actors are standing on the stage waiting for the curtain to rise. Suddenly--the curtains rises. They are blinded by the bright lights, and quake with stage fright. Some have a hard time filling their parts. but they struggle on. But as a whole, the first act is a success, considering the lack of experience of the actors. ACT II September, 1937, through May, 1938. P. C. Costner, Julia Claire Thorne, Mary Ruth Weaxfer. and Charlotte Ramsaur lead the 130 members of the cast. By now, the group of actors feel quiet full of talent and experience. As the curtain is raised, they are filled with self-confidence. But alas? they have a hard to please audience. Mr. Latin and Miss Algebra seem to be quite unmoved by this wonderful array of talent displayed before them. However. the actors refuse to lose their self-confidence, and they end another successful act. ACT III September. 1938, through May. 1939. A The llO members are led in this act by Margaret Anna Winstead, Johnathan Rhyne, Claudia Carpenter, and Elizabeth Schrum. This act is very exciting because it is filled with action. The publishing of the school paper fills a very important part. But the climax of this act is the Junior'Senior Banquet. which is given in honor of those noted actors-the Seniors. As the curtain falls, the cast begins to look forward to the last and most important act. ACT IV September, 1939, through May, 19-IO. The stars are Johnathan Rhyne, Mary Lillian Jonas, Evelyn Garrison and Charles Corriher, and the supporting cast numbers 87. The climax of the play has finally arrived. The actors have now over- come all stage fright. and they are filled with the experience gained in the first three acts. As the curtain is about to fall, the actors receive diplomas as rewards for their excellent acting. As the audience thunders applause. the actors begin to look forward to the greatest stage of all- the world, where they will be . merely players. Q MARY I-1i-t-1AN Joisias. Class Hrlszoritm. Page Ntneleen