David Lipscomb High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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wg. KE, Qt R ' . 3 21 fn .l ,fi Gm. ,Y .Z l. 1 1. 1. If only he'd speak a little louder! Straining to hear what Matt is saying, Luisa CAnnette Montgomeryj. presses her ear against the wall Cplayed by Mandy Gawj. 2. Between breaking hearts, Dirk Forrister tries his hand at set-building. 3. How much longer do l have to hold these clippers? Larry Brown gives the impression that gardening isn't his favorite pastime. 4. While trying to build the set. Dan Rucker and Wes Head take their frustrations out on each other. 5. To mani- pulate children, you merely say Uno! The young peo- ple's fathers, played by Brent Wiseman and Larry Brown. attempt to carry out their plan for the marriage of their children. 6. Now, is this where l stand? Annette Montgomery takes her turn at rehearsing a scene. 7. On guard! Even though all three villians attack at once, Matt still manages to tight them off and rescue Luisa. musical!21

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Th l:i':llItHSti K Fantastic! No other single word could sum up the spring musical, The Fantasticks For the first time in DLHS history, a major production was presented in the multimedia room and drew crowds of students, pa rents, and outsiders to each performance. Basically a love story, the play introduces a sixteen- year-old girl, Luisa CAnnette Montgomeryb, and a young man, Matt Uoe Hagewoodl, who believe that they are in love. Pretending to discourage their children's courtship, Bellomy fBrent Wisemanj and Hucklebee fLarry Brownb build a wall between their gardens. The Mute CMandy Gawj, who distributes props through- out the play, portrays the wall. The fathers push their children into marriage by hiring a professional abductor, El Gallo fDirk Forristerj, to kidnap Luisa. He is assisted by two actors, Henry CMike Thrasherj and Mortimer fDan Ruckerj. As planned, Matt rescues Luisa and becomes a hero. The two young people later become disillusioned with each other, but their love survives and matures into an adult love. Try to remember the days when a musical could creep into a hectic, hum-drum world and charm the hearts of many people. The Fantasticks was such a musical. 20!musical

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Th honors tud nts Sometimes in the excitement of athletic events, club activities, and even everyday happenings, academic- achievement is over- looked. On these two pages, an effort has been made to give people who excel academically some recognition. 1. Taking advantage of her sixth period study hall and senior privileges, Mandy Gaw is caught at her upstairs locker. Mandy was this year's Betty Crocker Award winner. 2. Lal This year's Salutorian Brent Wiseman hams it up in chorus. 3. Watching the rehearsal, Mandy Gaw waits patiently on the sidelines. She played the Mute in the musical, The Fantasticks. 4. Who says that this year's Valedictorian, Tim Frizzell, is always studious? 5. A member of the Madrigals, Mandy Gaw enjoys a moment of laughter during rehearsal. 6. Cheese! On the day that their Senior of Distinction pictures were made, Brent Wise- man and Tim Frizzell are caught by the camera in their favorite eating spot - Krystal. 7. Just your typical Valedictorian. f 'K 22!honors