Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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Girls play volleyball Volleyball includes three basic techniques of striking -the ball: bump, set, and spike. These are illustrated in the pictures. (Upper left) set is shown by Janice Culp; (lower left) Kathy Johnson bumps; and (lower right) Pam Marsh spikes. 27

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Homecoming Week brings smiles 26 Above: Craig Pullen gives Senior Princess Janet Roper a rose while classmates happily watch. Lower left: Queen Carrie dances with escort Mike Montambo at Homecoming Dance. Lower right: Virginia Ashton, Sharon Stone and Julie Nel- son cavort in halls dressed as gals from the 50 5.

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'Diary of Anne Frank’ excellent production The Diary of Anne Frank, the all-school play, was presented Nov. 17-18. Directed by Miss Diana Horn, the play depicted the trials of two Jewish families who were hiding out from the Nazis in an attic of an old factory building. Anne, a 13-year-old, girl, wrote the diary tell- ing of her life and feelings during the two and a half years of imprisonment with grown-ups. Leading the cast of characters was Shawn Admire as Anne Frank and Dave Edmonds as Mr. Frank. Assistant directors were Mr. Wendell Basye, Mr. Steve Guthu, junior Debbie Huckaby and senior Sandi Morgan. Others helping with they play were Betty Clift, costumes; Dale Patee, lighting; Sherry Dodson, props; David Rice, ushering; Laura Norris, prompter; Ellynn Ligatich, make-up; Lydia Salsma, publicity; and Sandi Morgan, posters. Lower right: Smiling because all the hard work is over are (seated) Debbie Phillips as Margot; Chris Dudley as Mrs. Van Daan; Connie Eldridge as Mrs. Frank; Shawn Admire as Anne; Terri Schmidt as Meip. (Standing) Jay Swails as Mr. Dussel; Tim Koepke as Mr. Van Daan; Steve Blakeley as Peter Van Daan; Dave Edmonds as Mr. Frank; and Pat Maronay as Mr. Kraler. Above: Anne plays joke on Peter by trying on his clothes. 28