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

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Candles light initiation for society membership fnitiation into the honor society for many is a dream come true. Yet it is only hard work and determination that makes this dream happen. Hard work means having a GPA of 95 for juniors and a 94 for seniors. Not only are grades an important part of being recommended for being initiated into the Honor Society but each member must show leadership and outstanding perfor- mance in work. However, becoming a member of Honor Society does not have to be a chore. Ju- nior member Guy Ruble felt that he fit the role because he works hard on his grades and works in his church and still has fun doing it. New inductees were seniors Angela Dedeitch, Jennifer D Orso, Sherri Harrison, Susan Lofgreen, Jean Matyk, Thomas McDowell, Christopher McGuire, Richard Prestholt, Harry Sering, and Thomas Vaughan. Kevin Zeyen lights the candle of Mary Smith dur- ing the ceremony. Juniors were Shannon Anderson, Dawn Apple, Neil Bagadiong, Glenn Blaisdell, Deborah Bradley, Jill Bradshaw, Sherri Cable, Michelle Carter, Jennifer Cazzell, Lori Couch, Matthew Cridge, Jim Crindlin, Sharon Daley, Linda Dowler, James Durham, Mary Egner, Cathy Freeland, Gretchen Fricke, Andy Goode, Joseph Guyer, David Hartman, Nora Henderson, Jeff Higbie, Tammy Huffman, Catherine Johnson, Randy Jones, James Kennedy, Samuel Ladwig, Bradley Lague, Malinda Lakin, Scott Lamb, Steve Lauer, Scott Lorch, Cindy Maiden, Phillip Mathura, Lori McCracken, Heather McGee, Creighton McGuire, LaShauna Meadows, Andrew Minton, Richard Moeller, Tante Members of the Golden Singers perform for the Honor Society Initiation in the Performing Arts Cen- ter. Morrison, Scott Nelson, Danielle Orr, Christopher Owens, Christopher Osborn, Sharon Osha, Michael Overfield, Michael Paquette, Elizabeth Petterson, Diane Perkins, Bradley Peters, Michelle Piercy, Lisa Preston, Dan Purvis, Julie Reagan, Kelly Reberger, Darren Reno, Lawana Roney, Guy Ruble, John Schmidt, Scott Schreiber, Susan Schwartz, Gary Shamley, Kelli Shields, Karen Shircliff, Shelly Shrum, Pamela Smith, Kelly Soukup, Angela Spittler, Brian Stahly, Elizabeth Stauffer, Elizabeth Toombs, Michelle Uehlein, Johrt Walesky, Kenneth Walker, Alisa West, Christina Whalen, Michael White, Robert Wilson, and David Ziemba. An Honor Society member receives her pin from Mr. Ernest Medcalfe, principal, in an ceremony which also saw him receiving an award. if,

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Pulling together a cast of 13 high school students to por- tray a total of 58 different characters, the Theatre De- partment presented The Din- ing Room, an award-winning Broadway play as their fall production. A complex play which involves a series of unrelated scenes woven into a single show, The Dining Room required each actor t o portray as many as four or five different characters. It was probably one of the most diffi- cult shows I ' ve ever done, said senior Rob Graham. It was difficult to put your- self totally into a character, and then have to break that concentration in a mat- ter of minutes to become someone entire- ly different. Different characters reflect fall play cast Sophomore Todd Melloh said, It was a fun show, but it was really hard to be a little kid for one minute and then an old, senile guy the next. Nonetheless, the 13 performers pulled it together, presenting their polished show Oct. 1 1 and 12 in the WPAC Studio Theatre. We decided to present the fall show in the smaller theatre because it has a more intimate setting, Thorn Feit, director, ex- plained. Cast members included Rob Graham, Greg Ledford, Tim Colwell, Mike Yowell, Todd Melloh, Scott Black, Tracy Dowler, Liz Duff, Jenny Montgomery, Anita Hall, Carol Gray, Wendy Short, and Tina Mo- dee. Performing her duties as the family maid, senior Liz Duff clears the table as sophomore Todd Mel- loh expresses disappointment in his grandson, sophomore Mike Yowell. Helping an elderly Tina Modee, junior, into her chair, Todd Melloh and Mike Yowell and junior Scott Black prepare for an unusual Thanksgiving dinner. Preparing for a huge feast is sophomore Jenny Montgomery as she portrays one of the many char- acters. Refusing to leave town to continue their affair, senior Tracy Dowler explains to junior Scott Black that their relationship will have to end.