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4 mix, 4 f 1 wi ' SENIORS PRODUCE SMASH HITS Another first tor Cumberland Valley High School was sponsored by the Senior Class. lt was an evening of three one-act plays. The plays were held Thursday, December l, and Saturday, December 3, l955. ft '- ANTIC SPRING lupper rightl-A lovely bright spring day and a delicious picnic lunch with ants were among the properties that supplied this tummy-rolling comedy. ' XINGU flower leftj-Four elderly society matrons mixed 1 with one flustered biddy and one blase socialite plus one . Brazilian river make up the plot of this comedy. SUBMERGED flower rightl-Trapped in a doomed sub- marine were tive brave men and a coward. Suspense and tenseness make this a fast-moving drama. 5 n ' gn A. - ' 6 i ' ' - 10 I ,f
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ARGUS STAFF HARDWORK + HEADACHES I THIS DEADLINE, This tormula equals one big wonderful book and one swell stalt. The cream ot the class is the best definition of our people. How many nites the midnight oil burned. Oh! to that first and last deadline. We give special Thanks to the guidance, time, effort, and moral support given to us by our two advisors: Mrs. Ritrievi, who gave her best and more to the struggling editorial staff and Mrs. Mileweski, who had charge of the money matters. Now you should have a rough idea of why editors get gray. We think this formula equals the best yearbook yet. The Editorial Staff looks proudly at Ernie's creation of our hero, Scamp. The Business Stat? smiles confidently about the well-stocked C?J treasury of the Argus Elinor explains staff understands. Ffedc 'nukes G point.
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We're all such snobsl Our hero, Mabel, does it againl 54 P ,Qf Y. .,, .fgtf.1.-,,-,Q - . if THE . WONDERFUL CASTS XINGU-Ann Diller, Anna McCreary, Sandy Travitz, Edith Grif- fiths, Mary Yinger, Donna Lebo, Janet Shaull, Ruth Fry, Regena Wagner, stage manager. ANTIC SPRING-Dick Fortini, Doug Beane, Hal Whiteman, Pat Gloriuos, Freda Forney, Barbara Flickinger, Judy Yohn, stage manager. SUBMERGED-Marlin Fry, Alvin Zimmerman, Ken Hertzler, Dick Fortini, Floyd Weary, Mabel Ryan, Marty Yinger, stage manager. Mr. Spizzirri, assistant director, and Mr. Enck, director, did an admirable fob of controlling the Freda is such a quiet girll Cqgf. 11
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