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Oar Heart: Were Young and Gay Mrs. Skinner ...... .... I ayne Schmidt Emily Kimbrough Dick Winters . . Otis Skinner . . . Madame Elise . Parser . .... .... Barbara Somsky Katherine Kamens Claire Meyer ...........RayI-Iughes Warren Townsend . . . . . Iudith Goodwin Eileen Mulvey William LeCount Steward ........ ..... . . .... Andrew Kalmykow Harriet St. john ..... ........ N ancy Cauvet Cornelia Skinner Therese ....... Leo McEvoy . . . De LaCroix . . . Stewardess ..... Admiral ....... Winifred Blaagh Inspector ...... Window Cleaner . . . ...... Patricia Pagnoni Nancy Solomon .. Grace Barbieri Catherine Santore . . ...... David Purdy . . . . Caleb Davis .Carol McKeough . George Salerno . . . . Joyce Raicht Ruthanne Miller ................PhilipCimino
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Nancy, Joyce, Jayne, Anne nj X' ilk Fon ,v gm ,Q to F ,L . . Tlair Senior Year Channel 3 As Juniors, the class of '56 dedicated most of their spare time to creating the 1955 ARDSLEYAN, which received a first rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The television viewer is ahle to watch the editors painstakingly planning original layouts, writing sprightly copy, selling more ads and yearbooks than ever, and discussing their symbolic endsheet and their unique plaid talfeta cover. Channel 4 This is the Hnal and longaawaited program for the class of '56. We see them conducting a subscription campaign, giving the senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gayf, going to Washing- ton, D. C., for a joyous and exciting week, and finally marching down the aisle to receive their diplomas. Thus they ended their high school career, but a new, exciting program was expected in the future. Jay, Bob tlllirn 3 mls , sm e.Ezi l 11
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The picture on our 1956 television set would never be com- plete without Our Hearts Were Young and Cay, starring two light-hearted characters, Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim- brough, -who dominated the SENIOR PLAY, presented on March 23 and 24. The Roaring Twenties had its most hilarious moments as the girls, determined to be mature and sophisticated on their Hrst trip to Europe, turned the ship into a two-ring circus. At one time, Emily, fearful of a shipwreck, placed cookies in two of the lifeboats because she didn't know which one would be hers. Just before the boat landed, Cornelia felt sick, the medical students' verdict was measles. But by applying makeup skillfully and putting on an uproarious act during medical inspection, she managed to get through. We leave Emily and Cornelia in Paris, as they try to con- vince a French actor that he should give 'Cornelia acting lessons.
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