Friday Feb 15 2013
Placer High Open Mic Fridays
By: Kim Palaferri, Auburn Journal Photographer
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Brian Wright and Abby Richards lend their musical talents during an Open Mic session held every other Friday during lunch at Placer High. The pair sang "Just the way you are".
Brian Wright and Abby Richards lend their musical talents during an Open Mic session held every other Friday during lunch at Placer High. The pair sang "Just the way you are".
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Laura Cerney plays her ukulele to "Sweet dreams are made of these" during the lunchtime musical open mic.
Laura Cerney plays her ukulele to "Sweet dreams are made of these" during the lunchtime musical open mic.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Brian Wright and Abby Richards lend their musical talents during an Open Mic session held every other Friday during lunch at Placer High.
Brian Wright and Abby Richards lend their musical talents during an Open Mic session held every other Friday during lunch at Placer High.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Brian Wright and Abby Richards lend their musical talents during an Open Mic session held every other Friday during lunch at Placer High. The pair sang "Just the way you are".
Brian Wright and Abby Richards lend their musical talents during an Open Mic session held every other Friday during lunch at Placer High. The pair sang "Just the way you are".
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Livie Morgan, junior at Placer High, sings "Radioactive" during a Friday Open Mic lunch on campus.
Livie Morgan, junior at Placer High, sings "Radioactive" during a Friday Open Mic lunch on campus.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Triston Rue, junior at Placer High, thanks approximately 40 attendees to the Open Mic held in the Dungeon on Campus. Rue wanted something to do at lunch, so he got involved three years to help keep the lunchtime entertainment going.
Triston Rue, junior at Placer High, thanks approximately 40 attendees to the Open Mic held in the Dungeon on Campus. Rue wanted something to do at lunch, so he got involved three years to help keep the lunchtime entertainment going.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Jacob Perriraz, Paul Zuniga, and Cameron Burnsed give Placer Students a sample of "Hey there Delilah".
Jacob Perriraz, Paul Zuniga, and Cameron Burnsed give Placer Students a sample of "Hey there Delilah".
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Jacob Perriraz, Paul Zuniga, and Cameron Burnsed give Placer Students a sample of "Hey there Delilah".
Jacob Perriraz, Paul Zuniga, and Cameron Burnsed give Placer Students a sample of "Hey there Delilah".
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Placer student, Triston Rue wanted to find something creative to do during his lunch, so he got involved in the Open Mic sessions held in the Dungeon on campus. Rue invites people to come up on stage to share their musical talents. Here Rue is playing the song "the General" to kick of the lunchtime festivities that included approximately 45 guests.
Placer student, Triston Rue wanted to find something creative to do during his lunch, so he got involved in the Open Mic sessions held in the Dungeon on campus. Rue invites people to come up on stage to share their musical talents. Here Rue is playing the song "the General" to kick of the lunchtime festivities that included approximately 45 guests.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Placer student, Triston Rue wanted to find something creative to do during his lunch, so he got involved in the Open Mic sessions held in the Dungeon on campus. Rue invites people to come up on stage to share their musical talents. Here Rue is playing the song "the General" to kick of the lunchtime festivities that included approximately 45 guests.
Placer student, Triston Rue wanted to find something creative to do during his lunch, so he got involved in the Open Mic sessions held in the Dungeon on campus. Rue invites people to come up on stage to share their musical talents. Here Rue is playing the song "the General" to kick of the lunchtime festivities that included approximately 45 guests.
Photo by Kim Palaferri/Auburn Journal
Levi Carver, left, and Haley Souza sing a passionate version of "Reason" by Pink during a lunchtime Open Mic at Placer.
Levi Carver, left, and Haley Souza sing a passionate version of "Reason" by Pink during a lunchtime Open Mic at Placer.
Students at Placer High get together every other Friday to take part in an Open Mic musical session led by fellow student Triston Rue.
About 45 students showed up on Friday to listen in as students took the stage to practice their musical talents. The lunchtime program has been popular for the past five years, gaining popularity as it grows. With the help a dedication of Run, it's a gathering place for students to relax and enjoy some music.