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

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I-IIC BIBLE CLUB Nancy Chrlstenberry Song Leader Cowan Pferzdent Dxanne DlCl'xS Secrelarn Carol Henrlcks Barbara Reel Reporter jack Sncftl SergeanzatArmr Luztalzon Cbazrman Stan Mamn Sergeant at Arm: Mar Devotlons Ma1n ACIIVIIY of Blble Club MORNING DEVOTIONS LOMMITTIII' Nancy Chnsrcnberry and Sandy Kleme, Muna Larry Gu1re, Teal H1 C B1b1e Club IS the largest club of IIS kmd 1n the Un1ted States accord 1ng to Youth For Chrrst Off1C13I Brlly Zeo11 and most Warren students carr1ed IES memb rsh1p cards Morn 1ng dew otrons program was the mayor act1v1ty of the group as If presented the mus1c the scnpture the prayer wh1ch opened the school day of every WHFICHICC H1 C sponsored by Joyce Col11ns commerce teacher was orgamzed sev eral years ago to fulf1l1 the belref of a number of students that more em phas1s on a relrgrous theme was need ed These people behexed that such an cxtracurmcular act1x1ty would ben ef1t those people who were rnterested The x1s1tat1on program so act1ve IH the past was hampered thrs year by the shortened days but the short dewonons PCIIOCI contmued and lf became another of the f1ne tradmons of Warren Central A ,. , I f ,L I - I! .1 , 3 E i . ' I i . , f 1 I f I . ' u , 1' I ry 1 1' I Ar ' ' rl I 15 1 -I ' ' . A ' Judy Taylor, Trearurerf Larry Guire, VitePferide21l,' jerry lone House, Pzanzrt. O I C l I 3 7 I ' 9 ' 1 , . Y 7 l Y 7 7

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- The Latm classes annual Slave Sale IS only one of the many tradrtrons so rmportant to Warrens currrcular and extracurrtcular lrfe Frrst year Latrn students are auctroned off 1n a re enactment of ancrent days IH Rome These underclassmen slaves are then requrred to do small tasks for therr owners as students become a part of the varred and entertammg as well as educatronal act1v1t1es of Leon Thompson s hberor jack Wininger is telling his slave, janet Basey, what to do while Susan Morgan dictates to her slave, Don Grossman. the Achlevements and Culture of W C Mrs Suzanne Carey sponsored Warrens newly revrved Drama Club Orgamzed to afford rts mem bers wrth opportumtres to act drrect and partrcrpate rn the many other actrvrtres tnvolved rn pre sentmg plays, the Drama Club sponsored many programs through annual Chrrstmas program the frrst Semor Play for many years, and a specral outmg to the Crvrc Theater for members and guests Another frrst m 1958 59 was the xnmatxon his e into t IC Natronal Thesplan Honor Socrety vuhxch added a mark of drstrnctron to membership rn the Drama Club DRAMATICS CLLB OFI-ICERS Sara McClarren Prendenl Jeannette Mrller Trearufer Bonmt Townsend Strremrm and B111 Nrcevmanger V1rePre51dmt run through a one act slut to be gnen at an all school comocauon l l f . U X U O Y . . . . 7 out the year. These included the 7 'e of t elub ' ' l

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Band Parents, Boosters and Members XY'ith a flash of new uniforms and the sound of snare drums the XVarren Central band marches quickly onto the football field, struts colorfully down the parade route or plays gaily at a basketball game in the gym. The bands routines add the final touch of color to our sports events. Spring and winter concerts, pep sessions, and Easter sunrise services are also on the agenda for the band. The members work hard during the fall and winter weeks preparing for the district and state solo ensemble contests. A first place in the dis- trict contest is a prerequisite to go on to the state contest. This year. as in previous years, Yfarren is proud of its musicians' high plac- ings in these contests. In some activities or subjects one person is all important. In the band no one is unimportant. From the last chair third clarinet to first .. I a - Hu -if BAND - R011 Owe: Carlagene Plummer, David Nysewander, Harold Mclntyre, Tom Lowe, Ronnie Finkbiner, XVayne Bruns, Judy XY'otring, Elaine Shutt, Sharon Hinchman, Sandra Huntington. Razr T14 os Judy Amos, Beverly Stroeh, Pat Doty, Sue Ruble, Sherri Oberle. janet Adams, Myron Hinderliter, Marilou Patric, Bill Douglas, Steve Davis. john Smither, Charles Yotter. Dick Vanet, john Spilker. jim Carroll, Byron Silvers. Rau' Three: Bill Carter, john Campbell. Linda Kruger, Adding color, zest, and variety to the performances of the band, the majorettes strutted with waving flags and twirling barons. The majorettes are seen doing their routines at football games, basketball games, and at parades. This year the majorettes boasted new uniforms, which added sparkle to their performances. The Band Boosters helped raise money to buy their new outfits. Brenda Miller was elected drum majorette and David Collier was elected drum major. Brenda and David had charge of routines during the parade performances. JoAnne Atwood was elected head majorette. She directed the majorettes during their indoor performances. VARSITY M.-UORETTES - R014 One: Carol Zable. Betty Aleska, Linda Pye. Margaret Yntter. Diane Marvel. Sandy Hoffert. Sharon Blume. Ron T14 01 Alice Eaton, Marianne Williams, Nancy McLean, JoAnne Atwood. Bev Roberts. ,lanet Moore, Brenda Miller.