The Yellow Jacket, Yearbook of Thomas Jefferson High School, 1970 Page: 51
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Aq-THE WITCHES FROM Baldy Mountain tauntingly tell Conur Man of their plan to win the life of Barbara Allen.
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DESPITE THE COLD December wind and rain
outside "Dark of the Moon" opened December
5 to an almost full capacity receptive crowd.
Again the next night the play was presented to
another rain soaked crowd.
"Dark of the Moon" is the story of a witch boy
named John who falls in love with a beautiful
mortal, Barbara Allen. Through the course of
the play John is changed to a mortal by the Con-
jur Woman, under one condition, that he marry
Barbara. But John is warned by the Conjur
Woman - "She got'a be true to you boy, faith-
ful fer a year. If that gal go off wit another man,
you'll find yer eagle flying down from Old
Baldy for - you'll be a witch again."
Barbara is unfaithful to John. She dies and John
goes back to live with the witch gals of Baldy
Mountain."HIT THE END a the singin'. Ain't nothing left. None a the words." Says John to the
dead form of Barbara Allen.i ,
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