Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Actors Open Anne Frankis' Diary Dear Diary, my name is Anne Frank . . . As the lights dimmed and the sound of chimes filled the auditorium, the Lincoln audience was transported to war- torn Holland during the Nazi occupation. The joys, sad- ness, hopes and fears of eight Jewish people hiding from the Germans in a tiny attic apartment was the subject of the 1970 all-school play, The Diary of Anne Frank. The play was a study of the interrelationships among these people trapped together for three years. They fought, bickered, laughed, sang, and died. The actors, crew and audience learned the tragedy of race hatred and the power of love. Anne and her mother disagree. 20 Miep finds Anne's diary and gives it to Mr. Frank. The Frank family at dinner.

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f'I'l1,,,,,,1, 'I1 ' 1 Freshman Y-Teens: Row 1, Mrs. Jane Hazen, Advisorg Sharon McCarty, President, Heidi Viront, Vice-President: Belinda Kenagy, Secretary, Nel- lie Walker, Treasurer. Row 2, Robin Wernecke, Toni Bargerhuff, Sherri Bair, Debby Fenton, Debbie Hynes, Terrie Lidderdalc, Sue Early, Beth Perry, Marilyn Harper, Becky Dermer, Kim Kurtak, Patty Specht, Judy Appleby. Row 3, Melinda Xenos, Georgia Weaver, Kathy McFarland, Junior-Senior Y-Teens: Row 1, Mrs. Jane Hazen, Advisorp Sharon McCarty, Prcsidentg Heidi Viront, Vice-President, Belinda Kanagy, Sec- retary, Nellie Walker, Treasurer. Row 2, Cindy Holland, Lorie Specht, Jane Bethel, Debbie Bonner, Toni Bodway, Frances Tersigni, Betsy Schmidt, Jean Voltz, Sue Trimmer, Service Chairman, Chris Santilli, Pro- gram Chairman, Vicki Whitmer, Social Chairman, Carol Motheral, I.C.C. Chairmanp Debbie Heil, Publicity Chairmang Brenda Cech, Public Affairs, Diane Bluco, Carol Felton, Robyn Crider, Karen Mottice, Jan Atkinson, Nona Tucker, Connie Timberlake, Debby Drummond. Row 3, Kris Bou- dler, Nancy Dryden, Mary Ann Mothcral, Janet Leghart, Debbie Combcr, Barb Perez, Paula Weaver, Debbie Keller, Karen Chiavaroli, Cindy Schleappi, Diane Carlisle, Debbie Kapp, Cheryl Heinemann, Debbie Clap- per, Connie Blumensen, JoAnn Lidderdale, Crystal Jacobsen, Fontella Crislip, Diane Lones, Patsy Miller, Connie Eller. Row 4, Cindy Kolick, Bonnie Good, Bernie DeMario, Barb Jackson, Suzy Mirides, Barbara Jack- son, Denise Trott, Bina Jones, Annette Hoyle, Barb Keim, Janet Fox, Ann Stavrakis, Michelle Posey, Faye Davidson, Steffy Greene, Lynn Thorlcy, Diane Zimmerman, Patty McCarthy, Kim Miller. Row 5, Vicki Skellcy, Gale Warren, Lorrie Krumlauf, Cheryl Wright, Vicki Redingcr, Robin Deemer, Jill Kempton, Sandy Dimos, Sharon Detrick, Joan Emanuclson, Gale Todd, Marcia Morris, Melanie Mansfield, Joy Carmicheal, Le Ann Kestel, Cindy Zalcski, Sandi Lawrence, Becky Crawl, Beth Pipcak. Row 6, Shirley Ronske, Lucie Griffith, Janet Richards, Zelma Sutherland, Elaine Tuesdale, Judy Talbott, Sandy Saunders, Mary Carlin, Patti Greene, Judy Murphy, Kathy Quinn, Debby Swope, Connie Kinsinger, Nancy Dicken- son, Cindy Bex, Adrienne Wintrip. Karen Biasella, Lynn Sanders, Robin Summers, Renae McGovern, Lisa Clark, Debbie Johnson, Bridget Psaris, Mary Soletz, Debbie Curletcr. Row 4, Jean Tondra, Michelle Meese, Lilah Everson, Stephanie Moore, Beverly Boudler, Carolyn Gray, Barb Stark, Debbie Koenig, Bonnie Hick- ey, Terri Evans, Elaine Jackson, Jane Roof, Karen Careway. Y-Teens Have Party for Needy Children ,.

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Anne causes hassle in the Frank family. Tight living conditions cause disagreements among the members of the Frank home. Acting Talent Shown in Contest Loneliness brings two people together. The one-act drama contest of thc Ohio State Speech League was entered by Wig and Masque. The Lincoln play, Hello Out There, won the district championship and second place in the state competition. Shelley Bamberger and Alfred Stroud were selected for the All-State Cast. The one-act play by William Saroyan deals with two lonely people who reach out in love to one another only to have violence destroy their hope for ending their loneli- ness. The actors were: Steve Amerson, Shelley Bamberger, Chuck Carlson, Roger Chapman, Bob Frey, Eleanor Kurtz, Bill Slusser and Alfred Stroud. Il