Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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so in 1-no-gllunww an I A touch of humor is added to the play, when Anne revenges Peter's S3I'C3.SfD. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Randy Cox . . . Terry Dunn . . Peggy Prim ..... Linda K. Smith . . . . . Mr. Frank , . . Mr. Kraler .........Miep ... Anne Frank Mary Martin .... .... M argot Frank Elaine Mutz . . Barry Fineman Henry Kirker . Marjorie Low . Randy Cobb . . . . . . Mrs. Frank .Peter Van Daan . Mr. Van Daan .Mrs. Van Daan . . . . Mr. Dussel ll 1 Mmmhwf, -' -nf . 4 , I+ f A Mrs. Quack Quack has ll her say, muth to the hsi.,ust of Peter The jewish families rejoice at the news of the invasion ot Norman iy if Ni'f5'iQ. M' ff .M 15 Axe A 59

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'x A solemn scene in the play was the celebration of the jewish Hanukkah. Santiago Thespians Present The Diary Of Linda K. Smith and Barry Fineman portray Anne and Peter. 2 fi Nxxgku and A . z 4'5- aa p ' .-.. 5 ' . l 1 , t T at tl X I-I' i ' . , i l 58 Anne Frank. This year the Speech and Drama Club sponsored The Diary offlnne Frank. The play, written by Frances Hackett and Albert Goodrich, is based on the diary kept by a young jewish girl during World War II. The play depicts the joys, sorrows, and tensions of ajewish family living in an attic to avoid being captured by the Nazis. Members of the cast are listed on the right. Students behind the scenes also had an important part in making the play a success. Among these were stageimanager, Tom Deeleyg publicity manager, Valerie Hertwigg set design, G. Thornton Hunterg make-up, Tom Deeley, Linda Shipman, Kay Nankervis, Linda K. Smith, and Peter Gianarakos. Production was handled by Mr. Campbell of the Garden Grove auditorium. The sound men were Bob Clark and Richard Mowery. During five weeks of rehearsal the play was directed by Mrs. Sara Hess. Anne Frank came to life onjanuary 21, 22, and 23 in the Garden Grove auditorium. An estimated three hundred and fifty persons attended.

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,JS DL? Pa ,. t Sl 7 ,tint jf' Captains Marvin Derrick and Tod Friend accept Crestview League Football Trophy. Many Different Besides the traditional social events of the school year, such as Homecoming, the Co-ed, the Talent Show, and the Christmas Dance, San- tiago students enjoyed many activities that were new and different this year. In the fall, after our varsity football team captured the league title, the cabinet sponsored a dinner for the team, which all Cavaliers were invited to attend. The Girls' League sponsored a lively dance in honor of Sadie Hawkins Day. A spaghetti dinner was held by the freshmen, and the AFS Club gave a tea in honor of Teresa, our foreign exchange student. The Tri-Hi-Y brought professional Indian dancers to Santiago, and the public as well as Cavaliers enjoyed their authentic dances. The Cavalier Carnival was put on by the Student Council. Because of the good sportsmanship displayed by Cavaliers and the enthusiastic support from the student body, many and varied social activities will continue to be part of campus life. Display case publicizes coming events, such as the ideas submitted for a new Calvin Cavalier,costume, and the results of casting tryouts for the operetta, The Student Prince. F T... ...,. .M 3 Q F hu' if . gr ff 4 JV' 4. Ilia ist Q. eww ' ii! - Student yrinoe