Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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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

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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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Library Staff Provides Service Carding and shelving books and magazines, helping oth- ers find books and magazines, delivering study hall passes, and writing overdue notices are the duties of the library staff. The small group of girls, who make up the library staff, devote at least one period a day doing their part in helping the library operate efficiently. The two librarians see that the library is functioning well. Mrs. Geiger, the new head librarian, has rearranged old books and added new hooks for the enjoyment and use of the entire school. Mrs. Sautters, the assistant librarian, spends much time labeling new books, mending old ones and aiding student librarians when they need help. With everyone working together to keep things in order, the Ii' brary can be a pleasant place for students to go in their free time. V Mike Tisevich uses the library for quiet studying. Library Staff: Row 1: Linda Storer, Presidentg Steffy Greene, Vice-President: Karen Criss, Secrc- ' tary-Treasurer, Mrs. Elinor Sautters, Assistant Librarian. Row 2: Carla Mayle, Phoebe Louk, Noreen Shonk, Carole Chaney, Marlene Flinner, Diana Ledger, Kim Kurtak. Row 3: Sharon Criss, Debbie Eckelberry, Pamela Marks, Debbie Young, Carol Criss, Frances Tersigni. 22