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Mike dims

all the lights

f you’ve ever tried to find senior
I Mike Pigman, you’ve probably
been "in the dark” as to where to
look for him. Usually, he could be
found around the theatre, more spe­
cifically, the light booth.
Mike lights the way for many peo­
ple in the Drama department. He has
designed the lighting plan or plot, as
it is called, for Ralston High’s pro­
ductions of "Oliver", "Our Town,”
"Children’s Stories,” "The Man
Who Came to Dinner” and "Gods-
pell” .
Designing a plot means that he
must know the show and exactly
where everyone stands at any given
moment. He must also repair any
lights that are not working.
"Running lights is interesting. You
can be creative and express the way
you feel about what is going on in a
show by the way you design them,”
said Mike.
So, the next time someone tries to
find Mike they’ll know how to find
him — by the guiding light.

Lighting is a very important part of the theater Senior Mike
Pigman practices his light cues several times before the
actual performance of a play

Dorene Worthington
Brian Woster
Annette Wrinkle

Carole Zacek
Charles Zagozda
Danny Zimmerman