South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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4 . . s ,. K X kr . ..,, H MQ' hum D . South Discusses ccCode of Westv? After having a moritorium declared on it for a year, South once again enjoyed the thrills of a school play. Sneaky Fitchl' a satire of the old West, became the chosen production. The story takes place in the town of Gulpher Gulch, which pos- sessed one gigantic problem in the town tramp, Sneaky Fitch. Sneaky aggravates the townspeople by his wanton disregard for the code of the west. Things get even worse when Sneaky rises from the dead, and seizes control of Culpher Gulch, and nobody is willing to do anything to upset his dominion. Although at first, the studentbody's general enthusiasm towards the play left something to he desired, things soon picked up. And, on November 21, and 22, the long hours of rehearsal paid off, as the show, under the direction of Mr. Kent Chadwick, was a tremendous success. 1-1 wiv M M ,,,,,,,, ....,.. as 'a at 1 as .sive ziliillltlivgkw rx, ' W S

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Assemblies provide some Well-liked entertainment 4 I ' , J 4, J rf 'V 5 Assemblies meant different things to different people. For some it was a chance to go to breakfast, for others a chance to study or sleep in the library, but for the majority of the students, an assembly provided at least an hour of sometimes good, sometimes bad enter- tainment. The year was full of the Well-attended traditionals-Hello Day, class assem- blies, Christmas program, and of course, the john Goddard assembly. Al- so, mixed in with the regulars were some successful presentations, such as a special program from Ballet West and a variety show put on by Utah State University. 6