Summary
In 1971, Silvana Clark faced challenges after her parents moved away, leaving her on her own. Her high school drama teacher, George Meshke, helped her stay in college by secretly paying her tuition when she couldn't afford it, allowing her to continue her education.
Key Facts
- Silvana Clark's parents moved to another state after her high school graduation, leaving her alone.
- George Meshke, her high school drama teacher, suggested she enroll in a community college.
- Clark struggled financially during her first semester and couldn't afford to continue without help.
- Meshke told Clark she received a drama scholarship, which turned out to be his personal support for her tuition.
- The financial aid office confirmed that all her fees were paid, but the scholarship was not official.
- Meshke had secretly paid for Clark's next semester at college.
- Clark eventually graduated thanks to this support, which she couldn't have done without Meshke's help.
