C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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W-5. 1 vf-fa nhl' Tix, EE 2 2 5 Photo by fi, 2 . . . f -4: Senior Play

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Seniors Strike 36 - Senior Back 'lSenior play gives you a chance to meet seniors that you never knew you went to school with, said Debra Sayler about 'lThe Pink Panther Strikes Again. The cast members were not just drama members, they were 54 seniors that decided to audition. Other seniors worked on props, lights, make-up or costumes. Some of the main characters were Eric Markwood, Inspector Clouseau, Lisa Van Every 81 Karen Fredrick, Olga, and Kim Lien and Karen Mussleman as Margot. The props were built by Ms. LaBay's Technical Theatre Arts class and painted by joey Santiago. Cos- metology students worked on make-up. After school schedules were arranged to accomodate rehearsals, Kim Lien said, lllt was hard to find time, but I think it was worth it. All money made from the Senior play was contributed to the Senior Class gift fund. The turnout for the play was very good, and many of the 1982 play participants came on Saturday night for a 'lreunion . A. THE butler fSteve Olbrishl played another unusual role, that of a female im- personator. B.AFTER Clouseau has escaped, Drefuss fMike Shoemakerl orders his henchman fAIIen james and jimmy Thomasl to retreive him. C, WHILE in Munich, Clouseau tEric Markwoodl receives a poison pretzel from the German spyiKathy Quilhotl. DDESIRING to destroy England, Drefuss tMike Shoemakerl watches Dr. Fassbender IDavid Campbelll start up his Doomsday Machine. E.lN the MirageClub, larvis fSteve Olbrishl warns Clouseau fEric Markwoodl about the assassins. F. WAITING for Iarvis to finish his song are the assassins Uimmy Thomas, Marty Partida, and Allen Iamesl.G.AFTER putting on her makeup, Sandi Knowles talks with a fellow cast member. H. CARRYING props for the play are Eva Sanabria, Dawn Garraway,and Kristen Small.I.lN Clouseau's apartment, Cato fZack Aokij catches Clouseau tEric Markwoodj by surprise. Play Layout by Susan Clark

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Kim Piasta Denise Pitts lerome Pitts Laura Pogorzelski Diane Post ludy Powell Angela Prestin Rita Price Tina Puchi Kathleen Quilhot lose Quinones DeAnn Rackley john Rackley Terry Ratcliffe 'Vt QWQQ Loren Ray Randy Ray Linda Read Debbie Reinhard Raymond Resch Cfis Music Shown 24 Hrs. a Day Music on film? Well, that was the new thing-video music. Video music consisted of tapes of groups such as Loverboy, the Go-Go's and solo stars such as Olivia Newton- lohn and john Cougar. On the tapes the singers and groups created a routine that accompanied their music and interpreted it. People could see the music videos on cable channels like Showtime and HBO, but the main channel was MXTV-Music Television. This chan- nel showed both established and new entertainers. New groups found it easier to get their song on MXTV than on the radio. 38 Seniors C py by L nda Campbell Will video music take the place of radio? According to Kim Kitchens, i'Because the channel is on pay T.V., it will be as popular as radio even- tually but not higher. Randy Ray said, 'ilt's going to hurt network T.V. because more people want to see the performers. As more and more families had paid T.V., more and more people tuned in to watch their favorite per- formers entertain them. WORKING at VOE display during Voca- tional Education week is Andy Diluzio.