Curwensville Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Curwensville, PA)

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28 L'ECHO SENIORS Our Freshman year was socially uneventful except for several literaries held in the High School building. During our Sophomore year we were more successful and helped the juniors to entertain the Seniors at a dinner and dance. We also held a few literaries and numerous candy sales. When we became Juniors, our largest social event was our Class Play, Adam and Eva, which proved a howling success. The next big event was the Intramural Literary Contest in which five members of our very talented class took active parts. Due to their excellent speaking and unusual ability, we were the recipients of two of the prizes awarded. Now last but not least comes the one event that we had looked forward to since we were ardent Freshmen, The Junior and Senior Prom held at I-lolton's. We have become dignified Seniors and rising socially we have had so far this year two very successful dances, one at the Irvin Park, September 24th. and the other at the Robinson Gymnasium, February 24th. We also held a Musical. With the combined efforts of the lower classes we made out very well on this occasion. Only one literary was held which also proved very successful. March I6 .......... ..... ' 'Cyclone Sally -Senior Class Play March I7 .,,.,,,,., , ......... St. Patriclis Day+Junior Class March I9 ,,.,.,,.r, ........... B eginning of Senior Orations April 6-8 ......,. .....,....,........... E aster Vacation May 24-25 ,,,s.,,, .......,......,,..... S enior Finals May 27 ,,,,,,.... ........ B accalaureate Sermon May 31 ,,,.,...,, ............... C ommencement june I ..,,.,l,l ....... A lumni Banquet 535 SENIOR F AREWELL Undecided dates for the following events: Class Night Shelf Day Junior and Senior Prom. Junior Class Play Edythe Farwell and Sally Plumer, '28.

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L'ECHO 29 1 . . ...E ....Y . Y, l SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play for the year l9Z8 is entitled Cyclone Sally. and one may readily imagine the very type of play that might correspond to that title. Well, that is exactly what it is.-humorous, clever, snappy. differentwnothing you have ever heard before. an entirel ori inal . . . - .. .. . . y 3 pla resented by an entirely original caste-that is Cyclone Sally. The main object of the y p Q n 1 - a whole play is to entertain, and the plot is so cleverly developed and spiced with humor that any type of individual might enjoy it. It is the story of an aristocratic young man who has returned to his country home for the summer with the express purpose of marrying the hired girl for her recently inherited fortune. He is accompanied by his very intimate English friend who actually falls in love with the niece of the lady who rents the estate and whom the farm hand has been courting for twenty odd years to no avail. A very forgetful young native of the country thinks he loves the same girl the young aristocrat is seeking. and affairs become very unpleasant for both after a time. A wealthy young lady friend of the American wishes to marry him herself and endeavors. in many different ways. to wreck his other plans, but does not succeed. The little neighbor girl does her share to help everybody in every way, all at the same time, and accomplishes it to a great ex- tent. The young American finally discovers that he is really in love with the heiress, who is in reality no other than Cyclone Sally, and marries her. CAST OF CHARACTERS Jack Webster-Owner of Webster Estate ........... .... ,I ohn Haines Reggie Manners-A Young Englishman .... .,.. M orris Bowers ,I im ,lerkins-Courtecl for twenty years--- ...... Mearl Wise Willie Clump-Sue Bascom's Beau ........., .... E dgar Benson Sally Graham- Cyclone Sally .........,........ ---Kathryn Smith Jennie ThatcherAObject of .Iim's persistence ..... ...... ' V. McLaughlin Ruth Thatcher-A peach Reggie would like to pick ..... Thelma Kephart Effie VardenwA cute little neighbor ....................., Ruth Bloom Vivian Vernon-Belle of Cedar Point ..................... Sally Plumer 'On account of sickness of Virginia McLaughlin, this character was substituted by Miriam Murray with four days notice. Miriam won the hearty thanks and plaudits of the Class for loyalty and service. Ruth Bloom