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

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Witch Zelda, junior Laura Guyer, tells about her evil plans for Prince Peter so she can be ruler of the kingdom. Children s Play Recreation o 000 Once upon a time on a far away Warren Central stage a storybook fan- tasy came to life. The children’s clas- sic, “The Princess and the Pea” by Hans Christian Anderson, was per- formed by the Drama department un- der the direction of Thomas Fiet, drama teacher, and senior Sara Lewis, student director. The story about trying to find a real princess for the prince of the kingdom was relatively old but a new zing was added to the run of the production. After three afternoon performances at Warren, the cast later in the year took lock, stock and costumes to the Chil- dren’s Museum. The Children’s Museum had a new program in effect to have high school productions performed for the visitors in the afternoons. The museum espe- cially asked Warren Central to come because, “Warren Central has a repu- tation of doing things well and the museum wanted to be a part of it,” one source disclosed. The cast took these roles: King Jazbo, junior Brian Smith; Queen Sas- parilla, senior Terrie McComb; Prince Peter, junior Jim Lyons; Jester, senior Julie Morris; Simon, junior Kurt Moore; Mary, junior Pam Scott; Witch Zelda, junior Laura Guyer; Zorina, se- nior Kelli Foster; Princess Prisilla, ju- nior Jill Rubush; Dog, senior Harold Miles; and forest creatures were Diane Timmerman, Liz Joss, Beth Meise, Vicki Grider, Elke Shwartz and Karen Klinger.

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The Follies is a variety show of acts and short skits performed by students and teachers. Sponsored by Student Congress, The Follies took place on Friday, April 22, 1977. The Follies may consist of funny, short plays or seri- ous pieces such as a piano duo, “Rhapsody in Blue,” played by gradu- ates Mike Smith and Laura Rogers. One of the short plays was “Eating at the Jones’ ” written by graduate Marty Jones and performed by him- self, graduate Rick Darnell and senior Sara Lewis. Other acts were take-offs from T.V. shows such as “News Re- port” which is part of the “Saturday Night Live” program. “News Report” was acted and written by senior Ro- berta Heron and graduates Jeff Scroggs and Susan O’Connell. Teach- ers Ken Wilson and Max Meise also participated in The Follies by playing instruments and singing. One of the more serious acts in The Follies is senior Julie Barrickman sing- ing a love song. Thespian Troup 1984 Front Row: Pam Scott, Mary Walsh, Carol Leet and Carol Simpson. Row 2: Jim Mannan, Liz Joss, Denise Trumpey, Jim Lyons, Paul Dewell and Dave Laffin. Row 3: Andy Stoeffler, Jenny Walter, Angie Kasper, Diane Timmerman, Terrie McComb, Sara Lewis, Robin Lewark, Kellie Foster, Julie Morris, Vicki Grider and Vicki Murphy. Row 4: Tim Bonitz, Elke Schwarz, Teresa Smith and Mary Morgan. Row 5: Brian Smith, Kurt Moore, Charlotte Little, Mary Wilha- mer, Michele Swiezy, Roberta Heron, Laura Guyer and Liz Abbett. Back Row: Miles England, Pat Gipson, Dale Berry, Eric Benson, Harold Miles, Todd Sutton, Jeff Cowan, Charlie Cor- man and Tom Brown. 23

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King Jazbo, junior Brian Smith, tells Prince Peter, junior Jim Lyons, about how he must search the world for a true princess as Queen Sasparilla, se- nior Terrie McComb, listens intently. Walking away a little disgusted, senior Terrie McComb portrays Queen Saspi- rilla as junior Brian Smith, King Jazbo, and senior Julie Morris, Jester, look after her in puzzlement. Following the lines so that everybody is doing their parts correctly, senior Sara Lewis, student director, does one of her many jobs. Children’s Play Recreation