Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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The cast and their directors, pictured ABOVE just before the curtain on their final performance, is FRONT: Rita Wipf-Mrs. Van Daan, Holly Wrenn, Mrs. Frank, Bob Wollmann-Mr. Frank, jackie Stahl-Anne Frank, Carol Hansen-Margot Frank. SECOND: Lynn Mendel-Mr. Kraler, Jarvis Heckenlaible-Mr. Dussel, Tom Villa-Peter Van Daan, Burnell Glanzer-Mr. Van Daan, Marion Sayler-Miep. BACK: Director Donald Hoffman, Assistant Director Roslyn Pankratz. A cast member not pictured is Peter's cat Mouschi who was played by Linda Rechnagel's Aquarius. Seniors Present Diary of Anne Frank The Diary of Anne Frank , a two act play adapted by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett from the book ANNE FRANK: DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL, was pre- sented by the senior class of Freeman High School on April 26 and 27. The two act drama concerns the true story of a thirteen year old jewish girl, her family, and one other jewish family as they hide from the Nazis in Amsterdam during World War Il. AT LEFT Anne, jackie Stahl, gives Mr. Dussel, Jarvis Heckenlaible, a pair of ear plugs for his Hanuk- kah present. He is shown having some trouble remov- ing them from his ear for they went inside. The directors, Donald Hoffman and Roslyn Pa.n.kratz, were students from Freeman junior College. They were presented with gift certificates from the class at inter- mission of the final night. 72

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Tensions Create xciting Atmosphere for junior-Senior Prom I x Barb Uecker and jan Mehlhaf, pictured ABOVE, are seen paying a visit to the combination punch bowl and wishing well. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bennett, BELOW RIGHT, were almost continuous dance floor fixtures from 9:30 to 11:45. N 7 l TOP: The Tensions played for the prom following the banquet. The entire high school was invited to the dance. ABOVE: The students dance to a slow one in the ro- mantic setting of May Day .

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Seniors Enact Drama With Excellence - Draw Large Crowd The success of the play was greatly due to the many industrious committee members. The com- mittees were lighting-Andy Dziadek, Lynne Ulmer, Don Penner, Douglas Brucklacher, and Donald Schamberg Sound Effects-Lynne Ulmer, Donald Schamber, and Douglas Brucklacherg Publicity- Linda Rechnagel, Maurita Kaufman, and Lucille Glanzer, Stage Construction-Lynne Ulmer, Donald Schamber, Rita Wipf, Sharlene Schamber, and Holly Wrenng Mark Up-Nancy Pfeiffer, and june Kleinsasserg Prompters-julie Svartoien and Nancy Kleinsasser. AT RIGHT Mrs. Frank, Holly Wrenn, is comforted by her daughter Margot, Carol Hansen, after she was rejected by Anne. The scene BELOW shows the cast celebrating Hanuk- bottle of shampoo for her Hanukkah present. Mrs. kah in one ofthe most festive and joyous segments of Frank, Holly Wrenn, and Mr. Dussel, Iarvis Hecken- the production. Peter, Tom Villa, watches as Anne, laible, chat over the kitchen table as they wait for jackie Stahl, gives Mrs. Van Daan, Rita Wipf, a their gifts. 73