Mifflin High School - Lasso Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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DRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMAD DRAMA I DRAMA II (L-R): THERESA ATKINS, VAL GIBBONS, KRISTY GILKERSON MIA CHINN, TASHA HALL, CHARLES STEVENS, ANGIE HARRIS, ROLLAND HARRIS, DARRYL MURRAY, CARLA CAMPBELL, ELAINE HADLEY, CONNIE YOUNG, JOHN RICE, BRIAN CARPENTER, LAMONT WAUGH, VERONICA VALENTINE, DeWAYNE DRAKE, PAUL DAVIS, KAREN WILSON PHIL GULLEY, RON CROSS, TODD JONES, DELANE SMITH, ALYSIA MADISON, ERIC CORNLEY, LISA STARKS. OZZIE LEON, ARA COOK, TAMMY THOGMARTIN, VICKY GIBBONS, CHUCK VANHOOSE, DARYL WHITESIDE, JERRY PENCE, JOHN WHITE, DANANG McKAY. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED DEBBIE KETNER, STAN CARR, TONI JONES, SHARON BASS, KELLI HARDGROW, BRIAN DINGESS, ALYSIA MADISON, MS. KRISKA. (L-R): STEPHANIE FUNCHES, ALICE FAUCETT, BRIDGETT HOLLINGSWORTH, RON CROSS, APRIL JACKSON, TONI JONES, BRIAN CARPENTER, LORETTA SHOUSE, DARRYL MURRAY. JOAQUIN QUEIRO, STAN CARR, RENAULD RAY, MAGGIE STEWART, KELLY CAHILL, DANANG McKAY, CHUCK VANHOOSE, PHIL GULLEY, CONNIE YOUNG. 110 ORGANIZATIONS

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PUNCHERETTES MELVINA BRISCO, DENEEN UPCHURCH, DIANNA BURNETT, AND DESHELLE HAMMOND PEP UP THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY AT A RALLY IN THE SCHOOL ' S GYMNASIUM. YOU CAN ALMOST HEAR DENEEN: SMILE GIRLS. SMILE. ROW 1 (L-R): DENEEN UPCHURCH. ROW 2: KAREN JOHNSON, TRACEY SMITH, MELVINA BRISCO. ROW 3: KATHY KREBS, DEBBIE KETNER, CRYSTAL TURNER, KAREN WOODS. ROW 4: EDDA SMITH, PENNY ELAM, DIANE CORBIT, DIANNA BURNETT, MICHELLE CORNUTE, DESHELLE HAMMOND, DEANNA EVANS. ORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATI MAJORETTES WHETHER ON THE FIELD OR IN THE GYM, DEBBIE KETNER, DESHELLE HAMMOND, TRACY SMITH, EDDA SMITH, ALONG WITH ALL THE PUNCHERETTES PUT ON A DAZZLING SHOW. (L-R): LIZ WILCOX, MARY JACONETTE. TERESA DERENBERGER. ORGANIZATIONS 109

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CUE UP WHENEVER ANYONE GOES TO THE AUDITORIUM OR TO THE THEATRE TO ENJOY A PRODUCTION OF A PLAY, MOST PEOPLE ONLY SEE THE ACTORS WHO ARE ON STAGE. THAT IS A NORMAL OCCURENCE. WHAT THE PEOPLE IN THE AUDIENCE DO NOT SEE, HOWEVER, IS THE MANY PEOPLE BEHIND THE CURTAIN WHO ARE TURNING THE LIGHTS ON AND OFF, AND MAKING THE SOUND EFFECTS SUCH AS: DOOR BELLS, TELEPHONES RINGING, THE CLICK OF LIGHTS BEING TURNED ON AND OFF, THUNDER, LIGHTNING, WIND AND ALL OF THE SOUNDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NORMAL LIVING PATTERNS OF PEOPLE. ALL ACTORS HAVE TO DO IS HIT THEIR MARKS AND LEARN THEIR LINES. THE RUNNING CREW MUST LEARN MUCH MORE. THEY HAVE TO EXECUTE EXACTLY THE SOUND EFFECT WHICH IS NEEDED AT AN EXACT MOMENT IN THE PLAY. AN ACTOR WOULD LOOK AWFULLY FOOLISH IF HE FIRED A TOY GUN ON STAGE AND A SHOT WAS NOT HEARD OR IF HE RANG A DOOR BELL AND HEARD A COW MOOING. AT RIGHT, DARRYL MURRAY AND BRIAN DINGESS A WAIT CUES AND SET UP THE STAGE FOR THE PERFORMANCE. DRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMAD rHE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL DARRYL MURRAY, PHIL GULLEY, AND CONNIE YOUNG DISPLAYTHEIR ACTING SKILLS IN THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL. IN THE BOTTOM SEQUENCE, PHIL GULLEY HAS AN ATTACK OFTHE NERVES. THIS SEQUENCE SHOWS PHIL ' S ABILITY TO STAY IN CHARACTER AND KEEP THE ACTION OFTHE PLAY IN AN UP-BEAT MOTION. THIS PLAY WAS RATED EXCELLENT IN COMPETITION WITH- OTHER AREA HIGH SCHOOLS. ORGANIZATIONS 111