Plymouth Whitemarsh High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plymouth Meeting, PA)

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1 JUNIOR CLASS PRCDUCTION 195 , 'lu , 0 o '-:f Alka and Seltzer discuss the time machine. Do you rememlier An Outsider's View ofthe Human Race? Ir was the unusual theme of the .lunior Class Production held on November 14th, 1959. The trade mark of a famous product was used in order to name the male and female Martians from outer space. :Xlka and Seltzer tuned in l'lymouth-Vlhitemarsh on a com- plicated time machine. They saw many unusual hut familiar sights to earthites. The show was composed of live skits and a finale. The Russian Revolution satirized the revolution of the peasants against the czar. A View of Modern Teenagers was a popular part of the program. Other skits included Silent Movies, Western Movies Sun- day Comics and a grand finale. 3 ,lick joimr ind George lxcller portru tcluision moiie st urs IS thu enter the Ulkcs N llw In Ihe cnr portrayed by Dick Medicus, is caretulls set down by his two serv1nts Tim Pay ne 'ind Lrug Wood luck loiner and oe I1putk1 adjust some equip ment as .1 group of txpical teenagers prepare lor a jam session 9 . . ' . '. . '. . .- ..- sl- s ' i' A U . ' . 7 .1 . .i.-. ' . ,.. . I . I I V, fr 1 7 ' A... . H . , , '- ' ' ' f 1' . J .. 'z . Q ' - 'fx . . ' 1 ' ' . . 5- V 'g ', 3, .' . a . - '- - '

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