Bellmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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6 Diary of Anne Frank 9 Successful Under the first year direction of Mr. Ken Hoverman, a cast of ten students presented a successful production of The Diary of Anne Frank . Rose Schultz portrayed young Anne, while Doug Heckler and Mary Rhynard portrayed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Other actors who helped make the play a success were Rob Stonesifer, Tim Brazill, Ed Fifer, Julie Kintz, Ed Fink, Deb Reese, and Steph Hakes. With standing ovations these Bellmont students gave their presentations on April 18 and April 19 and it was recognized as a truly talented play with our fine young actors. Upper left: The Otto Frank family, portrayed by Rose Schultz, Deb Reese, Mary Rhynard, and Doug Heckler, and Mr. Dussel, Ed Fifer, propose a toast to peace in ' 44. Lower left: Deb Reese, Rose Schultz, and Doug Heckler cele- brate the Jewish Hannukkah in The Diary of Anne Frank . Above: Anne Frank, (Rose Schultz), and her mother, (Mary Rhynard), quarrel over Anne ' s relationship with her sister Mareot. 17

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Bottom Right: Ed Fink, Mary Rhynard, and Doug Heckler practice a scene from The Diary of Anne Frank as Steph Hakes and John Mendez look over their upcoming lines. Bottom: Good plays take practice as Rob Stonesifer, Rose Schultz and Deb Reese well know since practice for The Diary of Anne Frank began in March. Right: Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Doug Heckler and Mary Rhynard, re- hearse their parts with daughter Anne, Rose Schultz. If.

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Pop Concert Mixes Movie Madrigals From the Keystone Cops and their zany adventures to Godspell , and from Bonnie and Clyde to Jesus Christ Superstar , the 1975 Pops Concert re- vealed the unforgettable past of movie mysticism. Performances included a tribute to the long to be remembered Walt Disney and his character Mickey Mouse, a medley of hits from the ever-popular Beatles, a por- trayal of the Pinball Wizard from the movie Tommy , and many other selec- tions from the movies of the past and present times. Wayne Porter sang the popular song, Lady by Cliff de Young, while Gary Reed sang the Theme from Bonnie and Clyde . Other solos included Laurie Myers, Carol Ross, Mary Rhynard, Mary Girard, Susie Bloomenberg, Myra Miller, Terry Rider, and Kent Freeby. The band, pom-pom girls and the con- cert choir under the directions of Mr. Larry Shaffer and Miss Lorraine Weklar put all their efforts together to make the May concert a true delight with mystical music. 13