Cedar Cliff High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

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Confined to a wheel chair, Horace learns of his nephew's reactions to the safe arrival of his safety deposit box from Cal and Addie. l Gutstanding Dramatic 'The Little Foxesw i I How could he have known about the bonds? yells Oscar in a Fit of I hope you die soonl cries Regina to her husband during panic. a bitter quarrel. 29

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Drunk from Elderberry wine, Birdie tells Alexandra of her childhood and her wonderful mama. sig, , ,Zi M if i QW P i NS As the play opens, the dinner conversation centers around the plans for the mill. Ben Hubbard proposes a toast to the success of a Family business venture. Seniors Demonstrate Ability in The Class of 1966 displayed its dramatic abilities through The Little Foxes, a drama by Lillian Hellman, presented February 24 and 25. Under the competent direction of Mr. E. G.Mc Lane and his student assistant, Marcia Smith, ten members of the senior class por- trayed an extremely avaricious family living on a southern plantation in the i900's. Mimi Souders personified Regina Giddens, an unfeeling woman, while her dying husband was played by Ed Ellers. Mark Barton, Doug Krick, and Margaret Baker assumed the maior supporting roles, with Sue Reese, Mike Sheffer, Vicki Sellers, Jack Clausen, and Roger Marquart rounding out the cast. In charge of production was senior Jane Shoemaker. Excellent acting and Fine cooperation made The Little Foxes one of the most successful productions of the Class of 1966.

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C C Hosts Its Thlrd Exchange Student, VIVICH Erandio Vivien Erandio, exchange student from Legaspi City, Philippine Islands, arrived in the U.S. for the first time September i, i965, to begin the '65-'66 school term at Cedar Cliff. Vivien was selected by the American Field Service and sponsored by the Student Council after recommendations, examina- tions, and district, regional, and national competi- tive interviews. By staying with two families, Mr. and Mrs. Preston H. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Summers, Vivien was thoroughly introduced to the American way of life. She developed an interest in Football and winter sports and 'oined the Mixed Choir and the Future Nurses. ln her classes she worked diligently and in her spare time taught herself to play the piano. Vivien and the students of Cedar Cliff will long remember the experiences and mutual friendships formed during the exchange visit. i Fo elgn xchange student V v en E andlo completes herf st clay as Arriving at school with Marcia Smith, Vivien Erandio adjusts to a C C st dent her new routine at Cedar Cliff.