Turner High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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The Playbill Sl-Tu, i ,I lf, .Q Xi X-Elks Defi: Foreword Administration Our Producer and Our Director ' Dedication Senior Pictures Stars of Our Show Class History This ls Our Life Class Poem Class Pictures The Supporting Cast Class Will Clubs and Organizations The Prophecy Special Events and Features Curtain Stoppers Spotlight on Sports The Faculty Our Technicians Our Theme Song Our Patrons and Our Advertisers Our Senior Directory

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Foreword The scene shifts .............. The third year of Turner High draws to a close. The stage for this year, the world over, has been set for epochal changes. Every day, our several modes of communication tell of man's repeated assaults into the mysteries of the universe. Here at Turner, changes have taken place, also, and the scenes have shifted so rapidly and frequently that it has been difficult for producer, stage manager, crews and actors to estimate the progress of the show. During the year our students have come to realizeto a fuller extent the great traditions and proud name which they are helping to create, and have understood better the staging and directing techniques of everyone concerned with production. All our efforts are bent toward a day in June when the finished product ofour year of rehearsal will be presented to the world, and the critics may censure or praise. The Turner Theatre has undertaken its most ambitious proiect to date, and hopes that those actors who will go upon the larger stage of life will do us proud. May they not Strut and fret their hour upon the stage and then be heard no moref' may they not say, The time is out of ioint and leave things as they are. The producers and directors would rather hope that our actors, upon leaving our smaller theatre, will go into the Theatre of the World to make immortal their names and the name of the Turner Theatre by helping to remedy the ills of the world. THE STAGE IS SET, THE SPOTLIGHTS ARE FOCUSEDp ACTORS ARE DRESSED AND WAITING IN THE WINGS, THE HOUSE LIGHTS DIMp A VIOLIN SINGS A PLAINTIVE MENDELSSOHN STRAIN, A DRUM THROBS, AND THE CURTAIN PARTS ..............

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Our Producer... DR. IRA JARRELL Superintendent Atlanta Public Schools E