DRAMA Each To His Own Cravin 1963 Play

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 16: EVENTS
Series 33: DRAMA
Each to His Own Cravin’
1963 Play

“Each to His Own Cravin,'” program cover. A play presented by PMSS. [each_his_own_cravin_cover.jpg]

TAGS: Each To His Own Cravin’, Pine Mountain Settlement School history, theater, play, drama, Cora Lee Campbell, 10th Grade Class 1963, Uncle William Creech, Aunt Sal Creech, Miss Katherine Pettit, Miss Ethel De Long, Luigi Zande, Almon Huff

DRAMA Each To His Own Cravin’ 1963 Play

A PLAY BASED ON THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE
PINE MOUNTAIN SETTLEMENT SCHOOL

The play, “Each To His Own Cravin,'” was conceived by the staff and tenth-grade students at Pine Mountain Settlement School in 1963, under the direction of teacher Cora Lee Campbell.

The following table lists the original cast of characters in the play. The left column identifies the historical name of the characters. The right column consists of the students and teachers who held roles in the play or participated in the production of the play.

ORIGINAL CAST OF CHARACTERS AND ACTORS

NAMES OF CHARACTERS	ACTORS
Uncle William Creech	Kermit Creech, Jr.
Aunt Sal Creech	Anna Lee Boggs
Miss Katherine Pettit	Pauline Huff
Miss Ethel de Long	Sue Browning
Mr. Luigi Zande	David Lewis
Doctor [Abby Noyes] Little	Loretta Creech
Mr. Fred Smith (an older man)	Peter Rogers
Nancy Smith (a teenager)	Rolanda Coldiron
Ted Smith (a small boy)	Ernie Huff
Ruth Miller (a teenager)	Barbara Maggard
Joe Cornett (in his later years)	Ed Merrill
Bill Adams (age 15)	Vernon Burns
Almon Huff (age 13)	Claude Huff
Jake Cornett (an older man)	Harold Lewis
Eileen Cornett (age 10)	—-
Other teachers and children	Ronald Ward
	Willard Huff
	Kelly Mosley
	Juanita Caldwell
	Hazel Blevens
Prompter	Ed Smith

See: Image #033 below [each_his_own_cravin_033].

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Uncle William Creech
Aunt Sal Creech
Miss Katherine Pettit
Miss Ethel de Long
Mr. Luigi Zande
Mr. Fred Smith (an older man)
Nancy Smith (a teenager)
Ted Smith (a small boy)
Ruth Miller (a teenager)
Joe Cornett (in his later teens)
Bill Adams (age 15)
Dan Turner (in his early years)
Tom Huff (in his early teens)
Will Cornett (in his early teens)
Almon Huff (age 13)
Mary Turner (a teenager)
Susie Boggs (a teenager)
Jake Cornett (an older man)
Eileen Cornett (age 10)
Other teachers and children