Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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Charles Sewall, Laura Wright, and Caro! Armstrong drink on the job. The comedy Barefoot in the Park had the smallest cast Midlothian has had in several years. Competition for the parts created great anxiety among those who auditioned because there were only six characters. Rehearsal for the play began soon after school started. Three months of time and effort was evi- dent opening night. The play opened on Wednesday, November 8, and ran through Sat- urday. Although most plays have a considerable amount of confusion, Barefoot in the Park ran smoothly with one exception. In the play Victor Velasco, a gourmet cook, served the Bratter fam- ily a dish called “niche.” For most performances, the cast used vienna sausages, but one night a member of the stage crew substituted sardines for sausages. Although this may have been diffi- cult for the cast to swallow, they ate it without disrupting the action of the play. Mrs. Banks, Corie’s mother, is greeted by Corie and Paul Bratter in their new home. Academics

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Barefoot in the Park CAST OF CHARACTERS Corie; Bratlerstne. cca. teer cet Laura Wright Telephone Repairman .............ceceeeeee Brian Yuhase DeliveryiMan. nice sete ee Larry Diamond Paul Brattersc.cntneconstntne scent ts Charles Sewall Corie’s Mother, Mrs. Banks ......... Carol Armstrong Victor VelaSCO vines eo ere Mike Spencer Directory ae aoe eee Katherine Baugher Stage Managers i2.33...0 etree Katherine Rose Business Manapermt. eee ees Pam Overstreet Assistant Set Director Delivery man, Larry Diamond, is thoroughly exhausted after climbing nine flights of stairs. 14 Academics ear. sesseaseeeee iM Williamson | Brian Yuhase, the telephone repairman, has come to install a phone in the Bratter’s new apartment. Victor Velasco and Paul Bratter watch as Corie pops a “niche.”

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From Cosmetology to Electronics Yes, there is an alternative to college. If a stu- dent does not want to attend college, but would like to improve his skills in certain trades, the Technical Center offers courses ranging from auto mechanics, to electronics, to nursing. A bus is provided to transport students to and from the center each day. Students spend three periods of the school day at the Technical Cen- ter. After the completion of any of these courses, students are prepared to obtain a job in which he can use his new skills. Cindy Lipscomb and Burt Rogers look at newly developed pictures. Working on the engine of a car, Durwood Barker finds a problem. Marty Gallo and Charles Brown work in the electronics lab at the Technical An unwilling victim has her hair styled by Barbara Watkins. Center. 16 Academics