Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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practice making the scene where Brad Fisher is found stealing bread from the food supply, look true-to-life. ' Diary of Anne Frank ' indicates hit by many responsive audiences Extensive rehearsals and set construction resulted in the dramatic production, ' The Diary of Anne Frank . Although the play had previously been televised, staged, and filmed, new interpretations were added under the direction of Mr. Robert Storey. Mr. Donald Coss, art instructor, designed the four-level stage that the cast and stage-craft classes constructed. Special effects incorporated into the play, such as the droning of German planes, the actors ' apparent loss of weight, and the entrance of a scene-stealing cat, lent realism to the depiction of eight Jewish people in their asylum. Personal relationships either strengthened or weakened during the group ' s two-year retreat in the crowded warehouse attic. Mr. Frank tempered clashing personalities with his good spirits and common sense. As a result of Mr. Dussel ' s entrance, portrayed by junior Brent Kline, the Franke family proposed a toast to cause.

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Assistant stage director, junior Janice Morgan, rehearses with Tom Creider, Brent Kline, Brad Fisher, and Dennis Cordon as they Hanukkah prayers were not overlooked by Mr. Frank. Listening in reverence are Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan and Anne Frank. The characters are portrayed fay Tom Creider, Brad Fisher, Amy Fmlich, and Carol Howell, respectively. Aging sixteen-year-old Brent Kline 40 years in 30 minutes presents no problem for make-up assistant, Barb Piepenbrink.

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Consultations, pranks, daydreams, decisions set mood for school Cultural and academic progress predominated in classrooms, but the degree of achievement was unequaled by activities viewed in the halls. The morning ritual of parading through the building until twenty seconds before the final bell rang reached traditional measures. During the five-minute break between periods, corridors teemed with boisterous students. Between classes lockers fell prey to surprise seiges in last minute scourages. Unavoidable obstacles became imminent as students encountered jammed stairwells, dawdling conversationalists, and irritating torrents of school books and personal paraphenalia from gorged lockers. Discourse of many types echoed throughout passageways as friends exchanged greetings, couples planned tenative dates, and team members speculated on approaching sport events. Surprises come in all forms and are found every place imaginable. Unaware of Elmhurst ' s antics and harmless pranks, soptiomore Greg Petras finds after opening his locker, that it has been stacked . Seeing Mrs. Fast or any other counselor, Chris Weber will agree that it can be a lot of help when it comes to making decisions about the future.