Lima Central Catholic High School - Flame Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Roiw 1-Bob Spees, Jack Doty, Jack Butler, Howard Barber, Don Staup Row 2-Art Neth, Don Slaybaugh, Dick Griffin Row 3-Bob Reynolds, Jim Welding Sta e Club Stage Manager - - - Art Neth Assistant Stage Manager - - - Don Staup Secretary-Treasurer ---- Bob Spees Advisors - - Stanton Steiner, Albert Smith Did you ever hear any group talking in their own lingo? When this occasion arises, don't you feel sort of ignorant and neglected? Well, imagine our chagrin upon hearing the stage man- ager issue orders in these words: Move those flats backg we need the room. Haul that screen into the flies, and check' those border lights. Listening to all this was bad enoughg but when a discussion of the gridiron arose, we decided to learn something about the stage or perish in the attempt. Upon investigation we found that flats are movable, cardboard pieces of scenery: the flies is the space above the visible stage, not those pesky little insects: and the border lights are those near the ceiling. As for the gridiron, we had to cast from our minds all pictures of broad-shouldered heroes and focus our eyes on a skeleton platform near the ceiling on which are mounted rows of pulleys. These pulleys carry lines which haul certain pieces of scenery up out of sight into the liies. This fact solves the mystery of the screen in our auditorium floating up and down. Questioning further, we were enlightened about the curtains. To the stage hand the regular curtain is an act drop. Behind this are the teasers. These are short border curtains hanging from the ceiling to hide the gridiron. In certain cases, there is no scenery except drapes hung all around the stage. Do you know what these drapes are called? They're termed cycloramas. lsn't that musical sounding? We'll admit the word tormenters doesn't seem to at stage scenery, but it s there, so we learned that tormenters are those first pieces of scenery or curtains just behind the regular curtains on each side of the stage and are the back boundary for the apron. Now don't look so surprised because that's just the name for the part of the stage between the curtain and the orchestra pit. Still in a quandary, but having learned a lot, we wandered back to the' Mirror room, marveling at the way the Stage Club boys are able to accomplish anything when they're confronted with terms like these. ELEANOR WILDXERMUTH 4-8 Q--

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