Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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OW: Bill Ryder brings news of the outside d to the families living in the attic. BOT- I: Terri Hubbard tries to relieve some of the lion by trying to bring a little humor into r lives. BELOW: Carl Peterman sadly clutches his daugh- ter's glove while thinking of the two years they spent together. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Kaminsky comforts Megan Rooney when one of the last reminders of her past is ruined. The Diary of Anne Frank The Diary of Anne Prank, a dramatic play revealing the true story of eight remarkably brave Jewish people who spent three long years locked up in an attic to be safe from the Nazis in WW II, was performed on the FHS stage as the winter show. The play was portrayed as a flashback. The first scene took place in 1945 after the war. Mr. Frank came back to the attic for one last look before he left Amsterdam. While there he met the two people who had been their outside help during the time they were in hiding. They showed him Anne's diary and he began reading it. The three years described in the diary were relived on stage. The play was moving and dramatic, a serious challenge for the students portray- ing the characters. To the director. Judi Griffin, the show was a success even though there were some trying times. As always, the show must go on. DIA R Y OF AWE FR.4 K cHf

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LEFT: Tracy Waaland and Dottie Sink mak minute adjustments on Beth Pahl's hair b the curtain goes up. w. Irani MIEP Mrs. VanDaan Mr. VanDaan Peter VanDaan Mrs. Frank Margot Frank Anne Frank Mr. Kraler Mr. Dussel Director Tech. 15 ir Student Dir. Student Tech Director ■arl Peterma Beth Pal- Megan Roone Steve Kaminsk Brad Bone Geriiyn DeFrencI Rhonda Moo Terri Hubbarc | Bill Rydei Curt Franks Judi Griffin Steve Froelicf BarbGebhardl Erma McGinley Chuck McNeely MIDDLE LEFT: Rhonda Moor bows her head in prayer during Hanukkah devotions. MIDDLE RIGHT- Starina into space is the only pastime available to Gen DeFrench during the quiet hours of the day ABOVE- Alone in his room Brad Boney ponders the plight of his family. RIGHT: Curt Franks surveys the small attic'that is going to be his home for the next several months. 16 V DIARY OF ANNE FRANK

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