Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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JUNIOR PLAY Row l-Cinda Bremigan, Mary Jean Morse, Darla Allendar, Marilyn Bates, Donna Eckelberry, Peggy Knouff, Judy Hannum, Barbar Zaring, Sherry Stroucl. Row 2-Dottie Dupler, Tom Scott, Robert Wheatley, Mary Helen Wilson, John Larrick, Philip DeVore, Ronald Milton, Sara Swern. Row 3-Dale Brenning, Fletcher Burton, Ronald Frakes, Thomas Dunlavy, Jack Mitchell, Kenneth Frabel, Francis Fratalli, James Jirles, The accused Where it happened THIRTY :X lfillfjggg he ., was . fhflwxi-

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY A highlight in this year's events of the Junior class was the presentation to the public of a play, The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners. A change from the usual comedy or mystery selections was evident in the iuniors' dramatic production. The Incident carried a deep plot concerning the neglect and forgetfulness of people today and their influence on others. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior class presented Pioneer, Go Home, a hilarious comedy and a satire on the govern- ment. The Kwimpers, a hillbilly family from New Jersey, moved to Columbiana and established Kwimperville. They had their troubles with tourists, Arthur King, a social worker, gangsters, and the Internal Revenue Service. They finally established a permanent coexistance with the gov- ernment and everything ended happily. Row I-Robert Spare, Drew Hansen, Robert Bryenton, Timothy Young, Harvel Martin, Frank Van Horn, Richard Dudley, Charles Fair. Row 2-Dawn McCloud, Peggy Leech, Linda Lang, Marsha Feldner, Pamela Nichols, Joyce Maioli, Marge Ludwick, Helen Fenwick, Caroline Smith. Row 3-Jeffrey Whitman, James Kagafas, Thomas Tipton, Dennis Jones, Bryan Hall, Ted Marlatt, Robert Manchir, Roger Blackburn, Andrew Frese. SENIOR PLAY CAST THIRTY-ONE