Lake Oswego High School - Lakers Log Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP Top right: The MAGIC THEATRE cast rehearses a lively number from the production. Right: Kay McFarland. Laurie Lowe, and Amee Luzier demonstrate their theatrical talents while performing Sweet Chanty “Hey Big Spender” for the Musical Theatre class production Above: The MAGIC THEATRE cast works diligently during rehearsal to perfect their performance.

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Middle photo: A scene from the performance — Jeannette King, Brad Griffith. Craig Van Ness. Pam Partlow and Jocalyn Young. Top middle: Trish Partlow and Mike Capka practice during an after school rehearsal Top right: Lisa Lyons working on her lines during rehearsal. Above: Kim McCormick applies make-up for Heinka Peterson behind the scenes at a performance. Left: Rich Abraham doing what he does best — setting up the lighting for the play Opposite page — Bottom left: Erin Bartley. Mike Kelley. Scott Ware, and Heinka Peterson pose for a cast shot Bottom right: Lisa Dodd and Karen Hearn on the final set 21

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THE MOUSE TRAP Agatha Christie’s suspense thriller The Mouse Trap was this year’s choice for the winter theatre production. It was the first mystery play attempted in five years because of the technical difficulties that go along with suspense. The cast was extremely small, demanding more from each actor to keep the play going for the two hours. Actor Tad Schmit said, It was a unique experience because of the potential for the small cast.” The entire cast consisted fo Schmit, Kris Parsons, Rosemary Bruns, Pat Young, Erin Bartley, Brad Griffith, and Amee Luzier. The backstage crew had an equal challenge in their handling of lighting and set. Rich Abraham commented that, It was a definite challenge, but a fun one at that.” LOHS’s reputation for a fine theatre program was enhanced by their very successful production of The Mouse Trap. Top left: Amee Luzier informs Rosemary Bruns about some of the mysterious events going on. Far left: Steve Goddish adjusts some of the lighting equipment for The Mouse Trap. Middle: Amee Luzier assumes a pensive look as part of her character. Above: Tad Schmit and Erin Bartley in a moment from the play. 23