Aplington Community School - Panther Yearbook (Aplington, IA)

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vii 1 ww if 4 if r Belva Doescher as Mrs. Condomine P r Teresa Cuvelier as the Maid Colette Cuvelrer Q Fc as Bhthe Sp1r1t Mark Miller as Charles Condomine Cinda Wessels as Mrs. Bradman Diane Rykena as Madame Arcati Arlan Schaap as Mr. Bradman

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X Iii eff? A , -,Lh. K A Lf,- .L sr of , , t Y . . ., H 1-S , 2. 4, A as gi ' .Q ' . Ti ' if THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK dramatized by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett based upon the book, ANNE FRANK: DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL Often there lives a person whose story fires the hearts and imagination of those people in the world who believe in the worth and dignity of the individual. Such is the case of Anne Frank. It has been twenty-five years since Anne, her family, and the others went into hiding in a futile attempt to escape the Nazi concen- tration camps-but her life and her sensitive view of life are as meaningful today as immediately after World War II. In spite of the fact that they were struggling against insurmountable odds, Anne refused to be conquered. Her spirit and indomitable will shine through a world too often made murky by man's cruelty to his fellow man. And in spite of all that life was doing to her, Anne could still believe, and say, that 'people are really good at heart. '

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By Noel Coward Presented April 23 and 24, 1968 THE STORY Charles Condomine wanted to learn the lan- guage ofthe occult, so he invited Madame Arcati into his home. She not only managed to make a Contact with the other sidef, but she also returned his first wife, full of spirit. Elvira kept him and his second wife busy. That is, until Charles saw both his wives finally depart him as spirits. Then he, too, decides to leave. Above: The Cast Below: The Stage Crew if A in tg' 5 X