Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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:,:1'25fflai'-5 ' DIARY OF ANN FRANK DISPLAQ BUDDI The Diary of Ann Frank was the first drama production of this school year. The play is a true story based on a young Jewish girls diary. The play takes place in Holland during World War II, where two Jewish families, the Franks and Van Daans, are hiding from the cruel Nazis terror. The play opens in a somber mood when Mr. Frank returns to the hiding place after he has endured a concentration camp, and the rest of his family has died in others. The following scenes reflect the times past. Although this play is con- sidered a drama, there are many comi- cal family situations. Ann Frank was played by Liz Montgomery. Sherrie Estrada and Mark Lindsay played the Frank parents, and Mary Macey played S i Q 'li' I a . Efvj I G TALE T Ann's older sister. The Van Daan family was portrayed by Tami Beard, Jock Patterson and Mike Danbury as their son Peter. An Eighth personvcame into the picture during the middle of the show. His name was Mr. Dusell fSteve Milnej an elderly Dutch-Jewish dentist in trouble with the Nazis. Miep Venice Somersetj and Mr. Kraler fWillis .Iohnsonj were the families lifeline with the outside. The plays sets were very difficult to construct, having two stor- ies, both visable to the viewer. How- ever, dispite the long production time the show was not well attended. The subject may have been the cause. For those that did attend, though, the play provided excellent entertainment, as well as a learning experience.

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