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

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SENIOR COUNCIL jerry Lett Suzy Woodward Barabara Reel Bonme Townsend Dxck Nye M1keCoffman Georgna Harlxn Larry Myers Barbara Morgan B111 Nncewanger Sara Carter Don Prnckett Barbara Wxlson Phxl Reed Nancy Chrxstenberry JERRY LETT Pfendenl Councll Plans ACt1v1t1es JUNIOR COUNCIL Earl Wall Stanley Bmme Matthew Aleksa Paul Whlteman Lmda Foltz Bar bara Emrxch Sandy Hoffert Penny McIntosh Rxta Parker Steve Boyce Brll Hardesty B111 McConnell Carol Frederlcks Dewey Sprunger Charles Cox Charles Beaty Lmda Fye Kathy Wxegman Jam Ernsberger Junror and Semor Councrls were elected by the members classmates to determme class pohcy and to supervrse class actxvmes Assrstrng jerry Lett wrth semor class plans were Suzy Woodward vrce presrdent Bar bara Reel secretary and Bonnre Townsend treasurer Steves offrcers mcluded Rlta retary and B111 Hardesty treasurer Proms and class prcmcs held the spotlrght for these upperclassmen as they plan ned money makmg schemes to help frnance the1r var1ous undertakmgs Bake sales car wash days and paper sales netted revenue for junrors and semors These Warrenrres also were responsrble for the promotmg of fountam pens tarffy and greetrng cards as they endeasored to make ends meet on therr all rmportant class sponsored functrons STEVE BOYCE Q- I ! I . 1 ' Y I I I I ' I I I l .2 ' , I ' l ' I 7 Q I A I if ' V Parker, vzce-presidentg Penny McIntosh, sec- . l y 9 7 ' . , I 5 3 u s 1 ' , ' , . Y I y 9 l I Y D l I l ' o ' , 1 Prerident

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STUDENT COUNCIL R011 One Rlchard Nye Barbara Behrman Pam Tolson Ron jackson Sandy Martin Gary Wetherald Pat Perdue Sandv Cole Tom 'Krmstronsz Jim E Spilker Daxid Fovsler Ron Tuo Ellen Jones Sandy Elliot Stan Martin Millard Roberts jack Stiefel Bob Smith Melanie Mathews Shirley Phillips Larry Guire jam Ernsber ber Barbara Emrich Rau Three Sue Nicewanger Nancy Allen Gwen Buparsky Daud Haxton John Harlin Paul Settles Lynn Strane Davin Wood Kay Roberts Diane Wal ace Democracy Rules When STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Pat Perdue. T-ft'J.Il ff: - lene Settles Seffefavz' Sandy Martin, Life-Pte,fiaJev't.' Gary Wether- ald Pferzkienl: and Sandy Cole P1r.'r.1merzari4n, Without a student gox erning body a school would be forfeiting an effectixe method of administration to student communication which is xital in the orderly functioning of any educational system Representatixes are elected each fall therefore from homerooms to form the Student Council he student goserning body of Warren Central An all school electron has already determined the major of ficers of the group and these students immediately be gin planning their mam actixiti s for the school year The council meets exery Monday to discuss problems pertaining to their part in the success and growth of W'arren Democracx of this kind leads to student rcspon sibilitx and Studcnt Council is responsible for dances Lu oc, , . of . ...cw th.s gear in c.n- junction with the spring dance: all school elections. Yard-Parks cleanvup campaicn. Teachers Appreciation Day, the school gift and the popular after-ballgame sock hops.

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Barbara XY'ilson, president, led the students elected r., Sr. Honor Clubs, uill and Scroll 4 eff ' . . SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY - Rou One: Dianne Dicks, Penny jones, Sara McClarren, Larry Piety, Barbara Wilson, Bill Nicevvanger, Suzy Wfoodward, Nancy Christenberry. R014 to membership in the Senior Honor Society. She was assisted by Larry Piety, vice-presidentg Sara McClarren, secretary, and Bill Nicewanger, treasurer. Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the basis for election by the faculty and for final ap- proval by the society's members. Emphasis on a higher education and continued self-improvement was the objective of the juniors and seniors. Leon Thompson, Latin instructor, sponsored the group whose yearly act- ivities included a dance and a picnic. Tu'0.' Mike Crowe, Bonnie Townsend, Marjorie House, Richard Nye, David Binnie, Barbara Behrman, Ruth Martin, Barbara Morgan. The freshmen and sophomores of the junior Honor Society chose Stan Martin as their president for 1958-59. His officers were Dick Kline, vice-president' Judy Mann, secretaryg and jack Stiefel, treasurer. Candidates for the younger members of the na- tional honorary were chosen for their character, scholar- ship, leadership and service as are their older school- mates. Faculty members nominated eligible students with the approval of the Society. Mrs. Vera Petersen, English teacher, assisted the group with all activities including their spring picnic. 7 - R011 One: Sharon Hinchman Kathy W'chr, Carol Klingelhoe- fer, Jack Stiefel. Judy Mann, Stan Martin, Dick Kline, Sharon Char- ters, Sandy Calc. Rm Tr. Of Lin- da Bloyd, C o n n i e Schroeder, Stephanie XY'oernpner, N a n c y Applegate, Karen McCullough. Ndflfjf Elder. Kay Cuddy. Susan Douglas, janet McVl'hinney. Rm Three: Sandy Smith, Sta n l e y Mithoefer, Tom jackson, George McClean, Bill Southern. David Davis, Melvin Roschclle J L' NIO R HONOR SOCIETY