A Proposal to Name the Wharton High School Auditorium in Honor of James ‘Jas’ Warren’s Lifelong Dedication to Theatre Education
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Jessica Shearon
11 months ago
Warren is forever loved and missed by all of us from LSA. He was a voice for the lost and someone to admire.
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Emmeline Schaer
11 months ago
For you, Warren
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Sarah Sinteff
11 months ago
I may have only been in lsa for a few months but Mr.warren has and will forever live in my heart.
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Tyler Bredwell
11 months ago
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Mr. Warren shaped all of us in so many ways. His passion for the arts is what inspired myself and others to work for a career in a creative role. He taught us how important it is to express yourself and how to maintain grace while doing so. Not dedicating the auditorium after him would be a great loss.
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Benjamin johnis Benjamin johnis
11 months ago
100% support
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Stacie Bailey
11 months ago
Mr. Warren was one of the coolest teachers at Wharton. He will truly be missed.
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Summer Anderson
11 months ago
HE DESERVES IT
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Elif Akdag
11 months ago
The auditorium came to life while James Warren was present. It is only appropriate to name his home away from home after him.
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Tiana Weeks
11 months ago
We love and miss you Mr. Warren !
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Emma Loktu
11 months ago
James Warren was a lightning rod in the lives of so many people and the theater program at Wharton high school. His work and dedication, transformed my life and the life of so many other students.
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Elliot Evan Cazes
11 months ago
HELL YEAH!
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Blake Weinreb
11 months ago
This would be a phenomenal honor to his memory, and the sacrifices and victories Jas had and brought to Wharton High School!
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Kelsey Leggett
11 months ago
One cannot think of Wharton High School without thinking of Jas Warren and the legacy he created through LSA. This will be a meaningful way to honor that legacy!
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Alyssa Brich
11 months ago
It will always be his theatre!
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Erin Conley
11 months ago
The work. The legacy. The man. This is the way to honor the space he created for all of us. To honor the work he did there. To honor the teachings he gave us.
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Kylie Errett
11 months ago
For you, sir.
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Sandra Anderson
11 months ago
Mr. Warren (Jas) was not just a “teacher” or “director “ for many of those who had the honor of working with him, he was the person that made them feel seen, welcomed and values. He transformed the walls of the theater in a safe haven where all were loved, accepted and celebrated. His vision and ability to inspire students to rise above what they thought they were capable of, to the ranks of “Best in State”, not only highlights his passion for theater education, but his strong connection he had with his students, colleagues and supporters. I hands down believe that the theater at Wharton should be named after James “Jas” Warren as a way to honor the legacy he created and the lives that will forever be changed because of the love he selflessly poured out on the entire community.
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Aiman Sabbah
11 months ago
He deserves this legacy
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Mitchell Gonzalez
11 months ago
It’s a great way to honor his legacy and the thousands of students he helped shape into not only performers but incredible humans.
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Nicholas Veinger
11 months ago
This theatre should absolutely renamed! 100% support this.
Warren is forever loved and missed by all of us from LSA. He was a voice for the lost and someone to admire.
For you, Warren
I may have only been in lsa for a few months but Mr.warren has and will forever live in my heart.
Mr. Warren shaped all of us in so many ways. His passion for the arts is what inspired myself and others to work for a career in a creative role. He taught us how important it is to express yourself and how to maintain grace while doing so. Not dedicating the auditorium after him would be a great loss.
100% support
Mr. Warren was one of the coolest teachers at Wharton. He will truly be missed.
HE DESERVES IT
The auditorium came to life while James Warren was present. It is only appropriate to name his home away from home after him.
We love and miss you Mr. Warren !
James Warren was a lightning rod in the lives of so many people and the theater program at Wharton high school. His work and dedication, transformed my life and the life of so many other students.
HELL YEAH!
This would be a phenomenal honor to his memory, and the sacrifices and victories Jas had and brought to Wharton High School!
One cannot think of Wharton High School without thinking of Jas Warren and the legacy he created through LSA. This will be a meaningful way to honor that legacy!
It will always be his theatre!
The work. The legacy. The man. This is the way to honor the space he created for all of us. To honor the work he did there. To honor the teachings he gave us.
For you, sir.
Mr. Warren (Jas) was not just a “teacher” or “director “ for many of those who had the honor of working with him, he was the person that made them feel seen, welcomed and values. He transformed the walls of the theater in a safe haven where all were loved, accepted and celebrated. His vision and ability to inspire students to rise above what they thought they were capable of, to the ranks of “Best in State”, not only highlights his passion for theater education, but his strong connection he had with his students, colleagues and supporters. I hands down believe that the theater at Wharton should be named after James “Jas” Warren as a way to honor the legacy he created and the lives that will forever be changed because of the love he selflessly poured out on the entire community.
He deserves this legacy
It’s a great way to honor his legacy and the thousands of students he helped shape into not only performers but incredible humans.
This theatre should absolutely renamed! 100% support this.