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

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Rent free. The witch (Andy Stoeffler) Before. The witch tries to chase the town ' s people into stands in front of her rent-free pine tree P ' ° 9 ears. Princely pity. The Prince (George Gray) is swayed by Pinkie ' s tears and spares her life in front of her father, the King (David Kuehr). a. student Life I O T he Pink Dragon

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No draggin for this dragon This is the story of a large group of teen- agers who through a few weeks of dedicated practice appeared on stage performing for children of all ages. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Feit the cast of The Pale Pink Dragon worked diligently to create just the right performance for perhaps the most critical of audiences-small children. Who else but kids would know what a dragon should look like or how a witch should truly act? One could note by the ex- pression on each child ' s face that the per- formance was highly rated, and that he thought that the performance flew by just a little too fast. Afterwards, the cast, still in costume, brought the fun closer by visiting with the children. A poster contest sponsored by the cast for the prettiest picture of the pink dragon was conducted among all the Wan-en elementaries. After. The town ' s people, now bears, taunt Pinkie by imitating her voice. Father and daughter. Princess Pinkie (Lisa Philips) talks to her father the King (senior David Kuehr). Problems for Pinkie. The mean queen (senior Jennifer Walter) consorts with the witch (Andy Stoeffler) to turn the princess Pinkie into an ugly dragon. Student Life mm The Pink Dragon I f