Warren Central High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Elke Schwarz, Maize’s mother, takes a swig from her bottle while waiting 1 with other townspeople at the trial of Lancelot. Asked to show her pass to the beach ■ house, Beauty, Liz Joss, gives it to the . beach attendant, Eric Bencon. Policeman Matt, Chris Allbright, asks Dr. Alex Bixby, Drew Benson, to move his car because it is double-parked. Nurse Lilly Carter, Beth Bartley, checks over Edith, Debbie Eckart, who has been kicked in the mouth while Carrie Bishop, Andy Stoefler, advises against it. Theatre Recreation

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Lord and Lady Brockhurst, played by graduate Brad Griffith and senior Bob- bie Heron are planning to depart to the beach. Having make-up look just right was a time consuming job. Getting her face looking just so is graduate Terry Douglas. Singing at the beach are senior An- nette Clark and junior Rick Shinkle. This is at the Riviera where everybody has gone to sun themselves. Spring Musical Recreation 17

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@ 11 ®: “Kiss Me Quick — I’m Double- Parked.” This is not something a boy would say to his date but the title of the winning play in “Some One Acts with Class.” Performed by the soph- omores, this one act farce was written by John Kirkpatrick. It tells of all the problems Dentist Alex Bixby, Drew Benson, encounters on his way to get married. Two factors account for the reason the sophomores won this year and the previous year, the only two years “Some One Acts with Class” has been performed, according to Di- rector Thom Feit. “They are eager to achieve first place and show their tal- ent so they work hard and they are usually able to get more parents and friends to come.” In second place was the senior play, “Afternoon at the Seaside,” a mystery by Agatha Christie. Set on the beach during a summer afternoon, it concerns a robbery of an emerald necklace which turns up in the pocket of Bob Wheeler’s, Pat Gibson’s, jeans. “The Tiger and the Pussycat,” the ju- nior play, came in third place. A com- edy by Bill Majeski, it takes up where the classic, “The Lady or the Tiger” leaves off. Lancelot, Kevin Zahn, chooses one of the doors, gets mar- ried, and unhappy with married life, is caught in Princess Evaline’s, Mary Morgan’s, garden. He then faces the doors again and ends up being eaten by the tiger. Percy, Ben Lamb, hides Noreen Somers, Sara Lewis, behind a towel while she changes out of her swimsuit. Lancelot, Kevin Zahn, agrees to be the husband of bellydancer Maize, Jill Rubush, while the preacher, Russ Kelly, reads the vows. Theatre q Recreation I s7