How to become a Thespian

To become a Thespian, students must earn 15 points.  Each point represents at least 10 hours of work in the theatre.  They must also work in at least two different aspects of theatre on a minimum of two high school productions.  Once they’ve become members of the Thespian society, students may continue to earn points – these are recognized as gold stars that can be added to their certificates.  Dedicated students can aim to achieve Honor Bar status, an exceptional award recognizing the commitment of those who have earned 60 points, having devoted over 600 hours to theatre.

2018 Thespian Inductees

Hailey Beck
Kaite Borsch
Dan Bowser
Jamie Brasdovich ***
Cara Dang
Amy Rose Dudycz
Joey Galla
William Makley
Miah Montesano *
Juliet Penrod *
Jeremy Pugh *
Adeline Riley *
Dominic Shamblin
Alina Wisniewski
​Bradford Zinn ***

* denotes one gold star

2018 Gold Stars

Erin Adams – 1 star
Jasmine Craine – 2 stars
Nicky Dietzen – 2 stars
Hannah Ford – 3 stars
Megan Garvey – 1 star
June Guy – 2 stars
Michael Kerosky – 2 stars
Adree Ley – 1 star
Alex Posar – 1 star
Rory Skolnik – 1 star
Kaeli Stephens – 2 stars
Emily Stokar – 1 star
Anthony Strong – 2 stars
Nolan Tater – 3 stars
Sarah Walsh – 1 star
Janisha Williams – 1 star
Kayleigh Wisniewski – 3 stars

2018 Honor Bar Recipients

Jasmine Craine
Nolan Tater
​Kayleigh Wisniewski