Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Junior Play Diary of Anne Frankw Meip has just given the glad tiding of D-Day. Tom Fischer, Dick Green, Maureen Scharf, Karen Evers, joe Zimmer, Sherry Hunter, Candy Long, Thayer Tomlinson. Anne Frank. . Mrs. Frank . . . Thayer Tomlinson . . Maureen Scharf Mr. Frank . . . . . Tom Fischer Margot Frank . . Karen Evers Mrs..Van Daan . . . . Candy Long Mr. Van Daan . . . . George Long Peter Van Daan . . Mr. Dussel . . Mr. Kraler . . Meip . . . Miss Schuh . . . . joseph Zimmer . Richard Green . David Carter . . Sherry Hunter . . . Director Kraler fDavid Carterj, who is in Contact with the outside world for the Frank's, brings news to Mr. Frank QTom Fischery. The Frank's were jews in Germany during the War and were forced in- to hiding, together with the Van Dean's and Mr. Dussel. Anne, 14- year old daughter of the Frank's, kept a diary, containing many pro- found statements about life and people. After the War the only survivor, Mr. Frank, returned to the hide- out and found that although the Nazis had taken everything of val- ue, they had overlooked Anne's diary. This Was published as a book and later as a play and as a movie. Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan fGeorge and Candy Longj are fighting over Mrs. Daan's fur coat which he wants to sell so he can buy cig- arettes.

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Senior Play Ten Little ' 9 9 Indians Steven Brines, Wayne Tilton, Mr. Ryan, Pam Morton, Larry Spencer, David Carter, Sherry Hunter. Rogers . . . . . . David Carter William Blore . . . Steven Brines Mrs. Rogers . . . . Thayer Tomlinson General Mackenzie . . . Richard Green Fred Narrocott . . . joseph Zimmer Emily Brent ..... . . Sherry Hunter Vera Claythorne . . . Pam Morton Sir Lawrence Wargrave . . . . Wayne Tilton Philip Lombard . . Larry Spencer Dr. Armstrong . . . ...... john Sage Anthony Marston . . . . George Long Director ..... . . Mr. Thomas K. Ryan George Long, StevenVBrines, john Sage Thayer Richard Green, Pam Morton, Sherry Hunter Tomlinson, Joseph Zimmer, David Carter This intriguing mystery takes place on Indian Island off the coast of Devon, England. Sus- pect after suspect is elimi- nated by murder. Each death occurs in accordance with the rhyme The Ten Little Indi- ans. The little statuettes on the mantelpiece disappear one by one. The play is filled with suspicion, antagonism, sus- pense!

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Here is our own cheerful Richard Green crowning Marlene Culp as Homecoming Queen. Following the game, the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the seniors, was a wonderful climax to a most eventful evening. Homecomin for 1961 john Hefner, Pam Morton, Steve Brines, Susan Grant, Queen Marlene Culp, Richard Green, Dorothy Bruce, jan Lucas, Sharon Ames, John Robinson.