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Back stage People In every club, organization, and sport, there are people who receive immediate recognition. While there is nothing wrong with recognition, there are many people, not in the spotlight, who receive no ac- knowledgement for the many hours they put in coordinating activities. While sports managers may not play the game, they often practice with the players on the field, set up equipment, fill water pitchers, and keep score. These managers attend almost every game and all practices with the players. Often the team members appreciate their help, but it is not often that they receive congratu- lations for a job well done by the general student body. Stage menagers are also often over- looked and yet they do as much work as the cast. Their job requires them to stay after school almost every afternoon prompting the actors, and making sure the sets and costumes are just perfect. They always give 100% to insure that each production is better then the one preceding it. The backbone of the yearbook staff is the photographers. Developing film and printing pictures, they spend most of their time in the darkroom. Students appear in front of the camera, but behind the magic eye lies a hardworking, dedicated pho- tographer. There are many students walking the halls who work very diligently for the school. So, to all the hardworking photog- raphers, musicians, managers, and oth- ers, the student body says, ‘‘Thank you!”’ Liberace. The way Allen Gillie plays the piano, he ought to be Liberace. 52 Back stage people In the Darkroom. Photographer Greg Miles posi- tions the negative in the enlarger in order to print a picture. At Wimbledon. Joan McEwen and Brad Pinover watch the tennis game and keep score.
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Voicing his opinion. Kevin Jones speaks in favor of the teachers’ raise at the school board meeting at Bird High School. In the spotlight. Linda Beck, at the school board meeting, speaks in favor to a raise for the teachers. Working to Contract 51
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ER =m Load the Cargo. Allen Cocke and John Sweeney, stage managers for Bye, Bye, Birdie, set up a prac- tice stage for the cast. The Chief Managers. Earl Hall and Maria Shephard set up the baseball equipment for the Chief team. Back stage people 53
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