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

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Recoamtxon Day brought srnlles of yoy to the faces of Myrna Mrller and john lNlCV9h1Hf1CX as they were announced as the recrprents of the Qenxor Crtrzenshrp Atyard The award presented annually at the all school comocatron rs based on two mam qualrtres the students mtcrcst xn the freld or - x . Y, U.- Q I social studres and hrs drsplayf of good cltrzenshrp After several semors haye been selected for consrderatron thc teachers of socral studres choose one grrl and one boy to recetve the vtell known Gold Key avyard Tomorrow S CIIIZC ns Each year a pupll from Warren rs scnr on a fret trrp to New Xorlt and XY ashrntron DC' Thrs year thc XX arren PT A sent Xlllxl Crowe scnwr N c xx s at 1 t urm xxhrch ttme hc talked yuzh L 'N dclctat s anl xrsrtel hlsrorrf. places rn XX ashmtton Recognrtron Day' rs a tradrtronal day set asrcle each year to honor puprls who haye made outstandmg achreyements durmg the school year or rendered outstandmg SSIYICC to the school On thrs day awards are gryen for a number of academrc and yocatronal achreye ments Ayyards are gryen by the Kmams Club to the outstandmg person 1n each of the frelds of study Ccrtrfrcate awards arc grycn for attendance and assrstancc Rccognrtron IS also grycn to the rnus1c studcnts both rnstrumcntal and yocal Thc Gcorgc C lxccycr Award and the Merlc Srdcncr Aturds arc gbncn for oustandmg journalrsm yyorly Othcr mtrds mcludc thc Dc lxalb Agn t turn Award thc Hra Ayxart the s c drrxrna ny 1rd tnd thc DAR Avlfd Athletic llOIlOI'S fC also 'l.fll'lOUUCCCl The rcprcscntatrycs to Qnrls State and Boys Statc art honorcd and Scholastrc Contest vtmncrs are rccognrzccl I' - D 45 A ' - ' v I A tv' V , I . J . Y - V v . Y. . v v lr . V . .yi V .V Y .V I .4 'L . in , . L 'K Y ' , , . 'V '- ul '. . - 4-' l. aft , . , , - '. I . Y- A A . 4 . ' 7 ' . V , I L . .A A L . ' . rlik- 'aj gone abt xt Inu- lays. d ' '

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Rewards Marjorie House and Daviti Binnie, both seniors, placed high in the National Merit Scholarship contest which was held during their junior year. The results werent computed and announced until this year. Barbara Wilson and Dick Nye, seniors, were outstand- ing achievers in -3-H club work. Barbara won a trip to V7ashington through her high placing in the 4-H clress re- view. Dick won a scholarship because of his high achieve- ments, 'noi --4 'Q- 'ff Every year the Daughters of the American Revolution give a good citizenship award to the senior girl voted by the senior class and faculty to re- ceive it. This year Sara Mc Clarren was thc- recipient, Q.

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ll C ' , --0., . Mg' A growing school has growing interests, and as XVarren expanded in space and enrollment, the scope of her pupils' interest widened to include many phases of academic and social life. Not only did XVarrenites take part in the many f, ju g 1-.,, 1 T' ,. ' ' 14 H av- 'TV A 7' 'f h 1' f ag. W i 118' . 5 1 a Talking over the experiences spent at the Model United Nations held at the State House are jeff Lantz, Dirk Nye, Bill Nicewanger, Noah Stodghill, Bill Schmitt, and .lim Frederielts. This group of boys were selected from the Alpha Hi-Y The purpose of this ueneral assembly was to acquaint students with the d i f f e r e n t activities provided by their high school, but also they participated actively in various af- fairs throughout the city, state, and nation. XVarren was proud of her suc- cessful representatives who won first place in the State Solo and Ensemble contest. For the boys she sent to the Model UN. at Pur- due University, it was an oppor- tunity to have fun and at the same time advance their knowledge of international affairs, and they learned there the value of thought- ful leadership in all walks of life. Warren also sent a delegate to the Council on Vlforld Affairs in Wash- ington D.C. who brought back a great deal of information many of our students found useful. main problems of the L 'N and help them to be more aware of world affairs Taste World Affairs LW visitor from Warren this year was Sue Preston Touring through various eovernmcnt departments in YK ashinq ton DC and New 'rorls Xue had manx experiences to share when she returned The trip is sponsored bs the Indianapolis Council on Ykorl -Xrtairs Her expenses on the tour were made one of the mam iroiects of the Warren Hi h School P TA and Student Council I X Touring through Warren s library the last of January were visitors from lv foreien tountri s Thex were stationed at Fort Benyamin Harrison while attendini. courses in finance The tour through XX arren Township Qchools was planned bv the PTA or bchool number l thus enabliri the militars leaders to studi the American educational system l 1 A I I U l 2 , X-sir - 4. . 5 , I I 3 ,rfifavi ff f 4 , .x ' V, ' ,,. V, ' ' ..'-' Y f yr ... . . A A - 1 . . . ,, . .. , . . . ,V ,. . .. .K , , , - ,. , i ,c I .f . , 4 . . . - Q- . ' '- -i - ' v , ' - i ,.d. '1 fe ' - iq i F3 ' ' , ,, . . . . , .,V ,, U . . K. '