Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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Swe Talent Midlo’s own “Star Search” was started at this year’s talent show. The chorus department held auditions for three days after school. Because of great response, tryouts were ex- tended for several days. Attracted were many exper- ienced singers such as Kelley Ruth who sang a spanish song, Kristin Whisner who per- formed “Out Here On My Own,” and Leslie Hayward who was accompanied by her sister, Lisa Hayward. Popular bands such as C.A.S., Perfect Circle, and a band known as Extended Play also were con- testants. JAMMIN TO THE STONES, Ex- tended Play shows their impres- sive music abilities. Sean Hoppe and Greg Moo- galian sang popular ‘‘Dead” songs but were kicked off the stage when a few “‘foul’’ words were uttered. Most students were disgruntled when this oc- curred but the acts which fol- lowed diverted their anger into appreciation of the talents shown by other performers. Other acts included jug- gling, fiddling, dancing, and piano playing. Although no winner was announced at the show, students believed a more competitive spirit would be ar- roused had an award been giv- en. Takes a aX MAKING HER DEBUT ON THI STAGE, Kristin Whisner sing the song “Out Here On My Own emotionally.

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DRESSED UP AS A TRUE “DEAD HEAD” on Hippie Day, Brendan Strum talks with Christy Gal- lagher as she eats her lunch. MAKING HERSELF HEARD, Christine Sniffin yells encourag- ing cheers to the Trojan basket- ball team. Student Life ] 5

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INTERVIEWING A FOREIGN “FAMALE”’ BASKETBALL PLAYER, Jon DeNunzio asks the translater how she likes Ameri- can basketball. TOM McCORMACK THE KEY- BOARDIST OF C.A.S. plays a ro- mantic song by Journey that he dedicated to his girlfriend at the time. DDLING ALONG WITH THEIR ATHER, Mr. Wallace, Connie, and Laura Wallace played a foot- stomping song during the talent show. Student Life 17