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

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f K vs. I Ynuth Festival and all its excitement becomes a reality for C.C.'s queen Debby Sees and her escort Larry Albert. 21 Q I

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Debby Sees Reigns as Miss Cedar Clif . Youth Festival Committee Chairman Sue Schumacher and her committee lan Cr ' Sh' B h . , p aug lpp, ob Brlnley, Dave Seipe, Steve Newhouse, PhilShenk, Sally the 1966 Youth Festival. FRONT ROW: Steve 'BrinIey, Sue Nichols, Val Leisher, Kaufman, and Don Klalber. Carol Ftinehimer, Sue Wise, Betsy Harro, and Kathy Fawberg SECOND ROW: Festival took place this year on November 25, 1966, at the Zembo Mosque. Attracting a record-breaking crowd was a Twenty-two schools were pre- sent at the event, each repre- F sented by a queen. C.C.'s sparkling queen, Debby Sees, was escorted by Larry Albert. Also representing Cedar Cliff, inthetalent division, were the Castaways. This folk group performed in the Tile Room, a new addition for the Youth Festival. The room was de- corated as an ltalian cafe with soft candlelight and red checked tablecloths. Organizing all these fes- tivities was the Youth Festival Committee, consisting of mem- A bers from each school. C.C.'s hardworking committee, headed ' by Sue Schumacher, was credit- ed with selling more tickets than any of the 21 other schools. 20 YOUTH FESTIVAL QUEEN AND NOMINEES, Kaufman, Mary Jo Garman, Barb Faust, and MISS CEDAR CLlFF: Debby Sees. NONI- Kathy Fawber. INEES: Barb Procopio, Sue Domlesky, Kathy E V 2 The twelfth annual Youth F A popular group, the Highwaymen. i

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g .3 -L of Forward for Fenwick! Tully commands as his army invades New York City. On November 17 and 18 the C,C. curtain rose to reveal the imaginary Duchy of Grand Fenwick, as the Junior Class presented its initial dramatic venture, The Mouse That Fioaredj' The play, directed by Mr. Earl Mcfane, con- cerned a tiny nation that declared war on the United States because a company in California was duplicating its wine. Bedecked in medieval armor, the army of Grand Fenwick invaded New York City and obtained possession of the destructive Q bomb. Giving outstanding performances were Bill Corlett in his portrayal of Tully Bascom, Jessica Klingman as Gloriana, Flick George as Count Nlountjoy, and Ed Steele as David Benter. The student director and announcer was Terry Horley. The President's crucial question: What has become of Professor Koklntz and the deadly Q bomb?