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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1939 volume:

THE Mtmmww THE J0URHAL15M SWF OF ' WARREN Admin isrtation and Faculty Left to Right: Mr. Henry Thomas, trustee; Mr. William Thompson, advisory board; Mr. Clayton Johnson, Advisory board; Mr. Robert Morehead, advisory board Office Picture: Mr. C. E. Eash, principal; Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, vice principal Mr. P. E. Acker, B. S. Indiana U.; U. of Illinois Mrs. V. Carter, B. S.; M. A. Muncie Normal; Ball State; Graduate Dietitian I. U. Mr. C. E. Eash, A. B.; M. A. Indiana U.; Chicago U.; Miss Marcella Knudsen, R. N. George Peabody; Bulter Extension; St. Vincent Hospital; I. U. Extension Miss Eugenia Bossong, A. B. ; M. S. Ball State; Butler; Indiana State; I. U. Extension Columbia; Illinois; Purdue; Bulter Mr. Ralph Clevenger, A. B. ; M. S. Mrs. Catherine P. Goodin, B. S. Ball State; U. of Cincinnati; Purdue; U. of Michigan; Grand Central School of Art Mr. George Keever, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College; Indiana U; Bulter Mrs. Jean Miers, B. S. Bulter University; Indianapolis Normal; I. U. Extension Mr. Walter Mowry, B. S. Purdue; Indiana U.; U. of Illinois; Butler; Ball State Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, A. B.; M. A. Indiana State; Indiana U.; John Herron Art Institute Mr. Roy Stewart, A. B.; M. A. Marion College, Indiana U. Indiana University Miss Marjorie Forsyth, B. S. Butler U. ; U. of Illinois Mr. Paul Hamilton, A. B. ; B. M. Indiana U. ; Arthur Jordan Mrs. Vera T. Morris, A. B. DePauwU.; Bryn Mawr; Indiana University Mrs. Lucille Miller, A. B. Indiana State; Indiana U. Mr. Frank Noffke, A. B. Indiana U. Mr. Fred Rodebeck, A. B.; B. S. Central Normal; Purdue; Indiana U. Mr. Hervie Vertrees, B. S.; M. A. Indiana State; Columbia U. Miss Betty L. Williams, A. B. Franklin College Mr. Douglas Brown, A. B. ; M. A. Butler; U. of Wisconsin; I. U. Extension Miss B. M. Dickey, A. B. Central Normal ; I. U. Extension Mrs. Cora Hack, B. S. ; M. S. Indiana State; Indiana U. Mrs. Helen Helms, B. S. U. of Illinois Mr. Wayne Murphy, A. B. ; M. A. Butler U. Mr. W. R. Moore, B. S. ; M. S. Indiana State; U. of Virginia; Arthur Jordan; U. of Wisconsin Mr. Fred Pierpont, A. B.; M. A. Hanover; Indiana U.; DePauw; Evansville Mr. Clyde Spears, B. S. ; M S. Indiana State; Butler Mr. Thomas Stirling, B. S. ; M. S. Indiana State; Indiana U. Lois Allen llene Andres Earl Applegate Gladys Atherton Mary Adele Baker Paul Beaman Kathryn Bell Lillian Bodensick James Borders Marguerite Bowland Betty Bridgins George Brinkman Clara Brinkman Ethel Brown Dorothea Burton Gail Burtt Virginia Calvin L’Ert Capper Chester Cannady Betty Dawson John DeWitte Margie Drehobl Frank Eberhardt Rachel Fearherstone Alice Frankhouse Lois Frisbie Robert Frost Mary Garriot I Francis Gioe Roy Graham Harold Griffin Pauline Hardy Carl Hanes Clarence Hansen Glen Hendricks Jack Heskett Mary Hill Gene Kirkpatrick Martha Humphreys Gertrude Hurt Irma Kessler James Keyt Norma Kissel Mildred Kitley Thom is Kitley Elleanor Koch Ila Kuffler s s Kathryn Langenberg Imogene Laughner Jeanne LeFeber James Long Darrell Loutner Albert Mirger Bernice Mithoefer Carl Mithoerer Betty Mote Garland Mowrey Lawrence O’ Connor Peggy Olsen June Oilman Betty Orr Margaret Young Ormand Patterson Samuel Pendley G ' enn Pickerel James Pool Dorothy Portteus Frances Prather I Viola Prickett Dale Pruitt Helen Puckett Lewis Rar.dall Mary Rector Raymond Robertson Devona Mae Riser Ellen Schakel Lawrence Schnabel Betty Scherer William Sharp Catherine Shields Betty Slentz Kenneth Smith Pauline Smith Selina Smith Yovan Stiko Harold Toombs Lucille Toon Vernon Umbright Jean Van Sickle | s Alberta Wadsworth Laura Wessler Clifford West Betty Whitson Mary Louise Wiese Mildred Williams Juniors Juniors Sophomores Sophomores Freshmen Freshmen 7 th Grade Assistants Butler Achievement WARRENETTES Officers: Virginia Bourne, Devonna M. Riser, Bet ty Bridgins, Lillian Bodensick Margaret Young, Gertrude Hurt. The Warrenette Club, sponsored by Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, was founded in 1926, with Florence Chal- lis being elected itsfirst president. The club is com- posed of girls of sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Present officers of the Warrenettes are: Betty Bridgins, president; Virginia Bourne, vice pres.; Margaret Young, secretary-treasurer; Devona Mae Riser, chaplain; and Gertrude Hurt, and Lillian Bodensick, sergeants at arms. The purpose of the club is three fold: to assist in providing opportunity for personal development of the members; to serve the school and comm- unity; and to improve the individual in general education, religious education, and social educat- ion. Among the many social activities sponsored by the Warrenette Club this year were the Student Mixer, Annual Alumni Home Coming Dance, Spring’Dance, and the Mother’s Valentine Tea. Hi-Y First Row: Mr. Brown, Harold Toombs, Chet Cannady, Jack Heskett, Gene Kirkpatrick, Glenn Pickerel, and James Pool. Second Row: James Frakes, Steve Rejko, Lawrence O’Conner, Frank Eberhardt, Robert Boswell, Yovan Stiko, Geo. Brinkman. Third Row: Carl Mithoefer, Tom Kitley, Wehman Hiner, Ted wambs- ganns, Ray Robertson, and Bob Varnon. Fourth Row: Robert Hunter, Larry Schnabel, Paul Beaman, Morris Milburn and Kenneth Overbeck. On Wall: Earl Applegate, Bill Sharp, Ormand Patterson and A1 Minger. The Warren Central Hi-Y Club is affiliated with I the Y.M.C.A. The membership is composed of j eleventh and twelfth grade boys. The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. Past presidents of the organization are: Alden Shields, James Shields, Elbert Amos, and Frank Eberhardt. Present of- ficers of the clnb are: Harold Toombs, president; Jack Heskett, vice-president; Glen Pickeral, rec- ording secretary; Gene Kirkpatrick, treasurer; Jas Poole, sergeant at arms; Chester Cannady, cor- responding secretary. ,| Mr. Douglas Brown has been sponsor of the club since it was reorganized several years ago. ! The Warren Central Hi-Y Club has a member- ship of 32 boys. The club sponsors annually a father-son banquet for all fathers and sons of the community. This year the banquet was held April 18. f nt Sunshine and Sunbeam The Sunshine Society of Warren is composed entirely of ninth grade girls. The local chapter, organized in 1932, is sponsored by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Rodden. The presiding officers are: Alice Springer, pres.; Mary Bell, vice-president; Harriett Elliott, secretary; and Pauline Ray, treasurer. In the fall of 1937, Mrs. Miller, upon the sug- gestion of Mrs. C. E. Sandefur, State Sunshine dean, organized the Sunbeam Society for the sev- enth and the eight grade girls. Present Sunbeam officers are: Janet Burwell, president; Jean Ortel, vice-president; Irma Piel, sec- retary and treasurer. First row: Janet Burwell, Harriott Elliott, Alice Springer. Second row: Irma Piel, Pauline Ray, Jean Ortel, Mary Bell. First Row: Weber Rector, George Screes; second, Mr. Mowry, Fred Shoobridge, Herbert Wachstetter, Lowell Holzhausen, George Rough, Dale Pruitt, Everett Wiese; third, Richard Linstead, James Agnew, Frederick Resener, Bernice Mithoefer, Carl Limbach, E. Limbach, Bob Buckhorn, Bill Melvin. Vocational Courses in Agriculture were first organiz- ed in 1917 by the Smith-Hughes Act. Enrollments in the courses were large from the first. During 1928, agriculture clubs in Virginian schools were organized called themselves Future Farmers.” The movement spread rapidly i n the other states and within a few years chapters were organized in every state, in Alaska and Puerto Rico. The Warren Central Chapter was organized in 1937. Vocational and 4-H work in Warren township is di- rected by Mr. Walter Mowry and Mrs. Vivienne Carter. They are assisted by twenty-two adult, twenty-three jun- ior and assistant junior leaders. Four hundred four girls and sixty four boys enrolled in six hundred fifty projects this year. National honors or trips have been awarded to Mar- aret Young, Jean Vansickle, Meta Louise Prange, Rob- erta Mithoefer, L’Ert Capper, Raymond Bottema, Dale Pruitt, and John DeWitte. A Purdue University scholar- ship was won by Eleanor Vansickle. A picture of outstanding 4-H Junior Leaders can be found on the double page in front of the book. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The annual event of the senior chorus, is an operetta. This year Blow Me Down” was pre- sented on February 16 and 17. Leading roles were taken by Frank McCord, Margie Burton, Clifford West, Mildred Trueblood, Donald Reich, Annabel Eakins, Irvin Prickett, Chester Perkins, Anna Rosemeyer, and Raymond Robertson. A picture of this group is to be found on the double page in the front of the book. The first band at Warren Central in the spring of 1928, was composed of twelve pupils. In the fall of 1928, Mr. Hamilton, became the head of the music department. The band has grown steadily since, and has now reached a membership of 55. The orchestra gave its first public performance in 1929. Contests were not participated in until the fall of 1932, when the band and orchestra won second place honors. In 1938, the band and orchestra won first di- vision in the District contest, and second division in the state contest. This year thirteen of twenty - nine entrances to the state class B solo contest won the right to enter the Regional contest held in Indianapolis. Those winning were; Betty Jane Dawson, John Sturman, Robert Clifford, James Laslie, Willard Holloway, Nellie Jones, Doyle Bowman, Jean Vansickle, Robert Vernon, String Quintette, Brass Sextette, wood wind, trio, standard clarinet quartet Football Football at Warren Central is still in its infancy; the game was installed last year as a major sport in the school’s activities. Under the excellent tutelage of Coach Stirling and Assistant Coach Acker, the players this year showed a marked improvement over last years squad and from indications next year’s team will be even more improved. Basketball The outstanding contests for the Warrior cage- men during the current season were two victories over Ben Davis, 35-21, and 29 - 27, and a victory over Broad Ripple 37 - 21. The team was com- posed of five seniors, three juniors, and two fresh- men, Gene Kirkpatrick was the leading scorer. At the close of the season Lawrence O’Conner was elected honorary captain of the squad. Track Of the several sports at Warren Central, track overshadowed only by basketball, draws the most attention to Warren’s athletic activities. With an impressive record of eight county championships since 1926, when the sport was in- corporated into the school’s athletic curriculum, Warren Central has gained the distinction of win- ning the event more times than any of the other county schools. Dramatics Journalism Activities of the speech classes this year, under the supervision of Mr. Moore, have been varied and interesting. The Valiant”, a one act play, was presented before the P. T. A. in November. At this same meeting, members of the class gave speeches on extra - curricular activities. A Christmas play, No Room in the Inn,” was given at the Dec- ember P. T. A. meeting. The class gave panel discussions on Socialized Medicine” and Changes in the Present School Curriculum”. Each member of the cast gave an oration, L’Ert Capper was selected to represent War- ren in the County Oratorical Contest. Betty Slentz was chosen to enter the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Yours Truly Willie” was presented as the senior qlay. The cast was composed of Lewis Randall, Pauline Smith, Jack Heskett, De- vona Mae Riser, Chester Cannady, Lillian Bodensick, Mildred Kit- ley, Ormand Patterson, and Bill Sharp. The main duty of the journalism class, supervised by Miss B. L. Williams, is to publish the Warren Owl and the Wigwam. Each pupil is assigned a beat, which they cover once a week. Special stories are assigned to those who are capable of writing them. Publicity of school activities is written for the Indianapolis papers by certain members of the class. Thirteen journalism pupils published the March 30 issue of the Butler Collegian. Members of the class are: Margaret Young, Lois Frisbie, Betty Slentz, Mildred Trueblood, Marigail White, Marie Davis, Mary Adele Baker, Betty Swarm, Marjorie Campbell, Margy Rogers, Dick Orr, David Scudder, Mike Thompson, Ormand Patterson, Kenneth Smith, Jack Heskett, Paul Beaman, Jane Young, Elinor Reidy, Lucille Miller, J uanita Hope, Lewis Randall, Roy Graham, Betty Haywood, Margaret Whitson, Chester Perkins, and Rachel Bright. wS OOHC znX ' Q OHC LOIS ALLEN R. R. 9, Box 327 Sunshine; Warrenette Teacher Assistant 1 year ILENE ANDRES R. R. 10, Box 413 Sunshine; Warrenette Teacher Assistant 3 years Ticket Committee for all social occasions ’37 38’ EARL APPLEGATE R. R. 9, Box 574 Hi - Y Track ’35 ’36 ’38 Dairy Judging team ’38 Bus Captain 4-H Club GLADYS ATHERTON R. R. 11, Box 228 Sunshine; Warrenette Assistant 1 year Stage Scenery for Plays MARY ADELE BAKER R. R. 5, Box 677 Warrenette Assistant 3 years Owl Staff PAUL BEAMAN R. R. 9, Box 836 E Hi-Y Warren Owl Staff Baseball team Football team KATHERYN BELL R. R. 11, Box 128 Sunshine; Warrenette Operetta ’37 4-H Club Assistant 3 years LILLIAN BODENSICK Cumberland, Indiana Sunshine; Warrenette Sgt-of-arms Teacher assistant 3 years Senior Play JAMES BORDERS 5260 E. 30th st. MARGUERITE BOWLAND 2039 S. Emerson Ave. Sunshine ; Warrenette Teacher assistant 3 years Marion County’s Healthiest 4-H Girl ’37 BETTY BRIDGINS R. R. 11, Box 18 Sunshine President Teacher Assistant 3 years Warrenettes Vice - Pres. ’37 ’38 Pres. ’38 ’39 State 4 - H Judging Contest ’38 GEORGE BRINKMAN R. R. 10, Box 331 K Senior Band 6 years District and State Band Contests 2nd Divison in State Contest ’37 Brass Sextet 2nd Regional Contest ’38 Senior Orchestra 2 years Hi - Y Teacher Assistant 4 years CLARA BRINKMAN R. R. 11, Box 285 Sunshine; Warrenette Butler Achievement Contest Teacher Assistant 2 years ETHEL BROWN R. R. 15, Box 412 B Sunshine; Warrenette Teacher Assistant DORTHE A BURTON R. R. 9, Box 357 Warrenette Sunshine President and State Vice - President Teacher Assistant 1 year Butler Achievement ’38 GAIL BURTT R. R. 5, Box 608 Sunshine; Warrenette Teacher Assistant VIRGINIA CALVIN R. R. 11, Box 219 Sunshine; Warrenette Accompanist Senior Orchestra 4 years Band and Orchestra Solo Contest 4 years Regional Contest 1 year Butler Achievement Contest ’37 Senior Play President of National Youth Organization 4 H Junior Leader L’ERT CAPPER R. R. 12, Box 545 4 - H Club Teacher Assistant Business Mgr. of Warren Owl ’38 ’39 ESTER CANNADY R. 11 Box 416 basketball ’37 ’38 ’39 band; 1st at national with Sextette assistant ootball ’37 ' 38 ’39 ross Country- ’35 ’36 ’37 Ii-Y TTY DAWSON 001 Southeastern Ave. unshine; Warrenette enior Orchestra 4 yrs. oncert Mistress Senior Orchestra 2 yrs. and Orchestra Contest 3 yrs. olo Contest; Dist. 2 yrs., State 2 yrs. nsemble; Dist. 1 yr., State 1 yr. tate Orchestra Clinic 2 yrs. tudent Conductor for jr. orch. ’38 ’39 IN DE WITTE . R. 10, Box 224 B - H Club; County 4 - H Judging us Captain RGIE DREHOBL . R. 11, Box 25 K inshine; Warrenette lNK eberhardt R. 9, Box 682 i - Y; Tennis team lotball team ’37 ’38 ’39 otball Captain ’38 :hel featherstone R. 9, Box 538 C inshine; Warrneette distant ZE FRANKHOUSE R. 10, Box 214 arrenette; Sunshine distant 5 FRISBIE R. 9, Box 675 nshine; Warrenette H Club itor of Warren Owl ’38 ’39 sistant lill and Scroll ERT FROST )9 Leslie Ave. H Club Sweepstakes Champion ’33 ’34 LY GARRIOT R. 5, Box 580 nshine; Warrenette Orchestra FRANCIS GOIE R. R. 9, Box 662 ROY GRAHAM 1204 S. Emerson Ave. Bus Captain HAROLD GRIFFIN 2236 Hawthorne Lane Bus Captain Assistant PAULINE HARDY R. R. 11, Box 135 Warrenette Assistant CARL HANES R. R. 10, Box 232 4 - H Club Traffic member Assistant CLARENCE HANSEN R. R. 10, Box 323 E GLENN HENDRICKS R. R. 11, Box 94 4 - H Member Bus Captain Student mgr. Basketball Track ’36 ’37 4 - H Judging Contest JACK HESKETT R. R. 9, Box 356 Senior Band Orchestra Hi - Y Club; Vice - Pres. ’38 ’39 Senior play Warren Owl staff MARY HILL R. R. 10, Box 341 B Warrenette Club Assistant Operetta ’39 GENE HOSS R. R. 11, Box 56 MARTHA HUMPHREYS 2109 Nowland Ave. Sunshine; Warrenette Assistant GERTRUDE HURT R. R. 9 Box 687 Sunshine Club; Vice - pres. Warrenette Club; Sgt-of-arms. Teachers assistaut 3 years y IRMA KESSLER R. R. 10, Box 213 Assistant Sunshine; Warrenette JAMES KEYT R. R. 11, Box 213 A GENE KIRKPATRICK R. R. 11, Box 77 Basketball team Football ’38 ’39 Baseball ’37 ’38 Hi - Y Treasurer Band; Orchestra Cross Country NORMA KISSEL R. R. 10, Box 27 Sunshine; Warrenette Operetta ’37 Assistant MIDRED KITLEY New Palestine, Indiana Warrenette Assistant Senior play THOMAS KITLEY New Palestine, Indiana Hi - Y member Basketball ’36 ELEANOR KOCK R. R. 11, Box 307 Sunshine; Warrenette Assistant Operetta Blow Me Down” GEORGE KRIEGER R. R. 10, Box 434 ILA MARIE KUFFLER R. R. 15, Box 695 Warrenette Assistant KATHRYN LANGENBERG R. R. 10, Box 467 Sunshine; Warrenette Chairman Decorating Com. ’38 ’39 Assistant IMOGENE LAUGHNER R. R. 10, Box 385 Sunshine; Warrenette 4 - H Club Oratorical Contest ’39 Senior play JEANNE LE FEBER R. R. 5, Box 629 Sunshine; Warrenette Vaudeville ’38 Senior play Senior Band Assistant JAMES LONG 1210 Hayt Avenue Track Team 3 yrs. Capt. Cross Country Team DARREL LOUTNER R. R. 10, Box 353 ALBERT MINGER R. R. 5, Box 536 Hi-Y Club Baseball ’38 ’39 Track ’36 37’ 38’ 39’ Football ’37 ’38 BERNICE MITHOEFER R. R. 12 Box 505 Future Farmers - Pres. ’38 ’39 CARL MITHOEFER R. R. 12 Box 518 Hi-Y; Future Farmer Teacher assistant Junior leader 4-H Club BETTY MOTE R. R. 11 Box 375 Warrenette; Operetta ’37 Teacher assistant 2 years GARLAND MOWREY R. R. 15, Box 543 Bus Captain Teacher Assistant 2 years Butler Achievement contest LAWRENCE O’CONNOR 5010 E. 21st St. Hi - Y; Football ’37 ’38 ’39 Basketball ’37 ’38 ’39 Basketball Capt. ’38 ’39 Baseball ’38 ’39 PEGGY OLSEN 5714 E. 32nd St. Butler Acheivement 4 yrs. Sunshine; Warrenette Assistant JUNE OLLMAN R. R. 9, Box 154 Sunshine; Warrenette Operetta ’39 BETTY ORR R. R. 11 Box 163 Sunshine; Warrenette Teacher assistant 2 years Secretary to Mr. Mowry ’38 ’39 Winner of Safety Contest ’36 ’37 Kenneth overbeck R. R. 11, Box 44 Hi - Y Club ’37 ’38 ’39 Office Assistant ’38 ’39 Track Team Football Team Bus Captain ORMAN PATTERSON New Palestine, Ind. Hi - Y; Football ’38 The Valiant ’38 Oratorical Contest ’38 ’ 39 Sports Editor of Warren Owl ’38 ' 39 Christmas Play Senior Play; Future Farmers 4 - H Club SAMUEL PENDLEY R. R. 10, Box 490 H GLENN PICKEREL R. K. U, UUA U-lG Basketball Team ’37 ’38 ’39 Cross Country ’37 ’38 ’ 39 Golf Team ’37 ’38 ’39 Hi - Y Secretary Band Assistant JAMES POOL 5604 E. 16th St. Hi - Y Seargant at Arms Football Team ’37 ' 38 Assistant DOROTHY PORTTEUS R. R. 10, Box 425 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant FRANCIS PRATHER R. R. 9, Box 618 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant VIOLA PRICKETT Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant DALE PRUITT R. R. 10, Box 252 B Vice Pres., reporter of Future Farmers HELEN PUCKETT R. R. 10, Box 427 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant Ticket Committee for all social occasions LEWIS RANDALL Shadeland Dr. 21 St. Member Warren Owl Staff Senior Play ’39 MARY RECTOR R. R. 11, Box 296 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant RAYMOND ROBERTSON R. R. 10 Box 459 Hi - Y Club Operetta ’37 ’38 ’39 DEVONA MAE RISER Cumberland Indiana Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Warrenette Club Chaplain ’39 Accompanist for Senior Orchastra 4 Yrs. Senior Play ‘39 ELLEN SCHAKEL R. R. 10, Box 231 Regional Music Contest 1 yr. Butler Achievement Contest LAWRENCE SCHNABEL R. R. 15, Box 811B Hi-Y Club BETTY SCHERER Warrenette Club Sunshine Club 8017 E. Washington Street WILLIAM SHARP New Palestine, Indiana Senior Band Senior Orchestra Hi - Y member Senior Play Track, Cross couutry CATHERINE SHIELDS R. R. 10, Box 15 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant Standing Decorating Committee BETTY SLENTZ R. R. 9, Box 318 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Associate Owl Editor ’38, ’39 Assistant KENNETH SMITH R. R. 10, Box 17 Football ’37 Basketball Track Tennis Baseball Assistant Bus Captain PAULINE SMITH 4512 E. 38th St. Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Senior Play ’39 SELINA SMITH R. R. 11, Box 55 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Operetta ’37, ’38 YOVAN STIKO R. R. 9, Box 693 Hi -Y Club Assistant Butler Achievement Contest Bus Captain HAROLD TOOMBS R. R. 11, Box 342 Chaplain Hi-Y ’37, ’38 Treasurer Hi-Y ’38 President Hi-Y ’39 Orchestra Assistant LUCILLE TOON R.R. 9, BOX 582 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Operetta ’36, ’37 VERNON UMBRIGHT R. R. 5, Box 523 JEAN VANSICKLE R. R. 12, Box 528 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Senior Orchestra 8th Grade Citizenship Certificate 1st Viola in Southern Central State Clinic Blue Ribbon National 4-H Congress Assistant Solo - - Ensemble District State ALBERTA WADSWORTH R. R. 11, Box 343 E Warrenette Club Sunshine Club LAURA WESSLER R. R. 10, Box 45 Wairenette Club Sunshine Club Assistant CLIFFORD WEST R. R. 9, Box 597 Track Cross Country Baseball Operetta Lead ’39 BETTY WHITSON R. R. 10, Box 197 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Operetta ’37, ’38, ’39 Assistant MARY LOUISE WIESE R. R. 10, Box 240 Warrenette Club Assistant Sunshine Club Secretary MILDRED WILLIAMS R. R. 10, Box 490 Warrenette Club Sunshine Club Opereita Lead ’37 4-H Club ss’stant MARGARET YOUNG R. 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WASHINGTON STREET «|� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 4 44 4 ♦ + OFFICE RES. + CH. 1859 IR. 7966 + BERTRAM RIFFLE + DENTIST | X-RAY SERVICE + | 2719 E. WASH. ST. | CIRCLE ENGRAVING CO. | BETTER ENGRAVING AT | REASONABLE PRICES ! BETHLEHEM COAL, INC. | “COAL AS GOOD AS THE NAME” ; | DREXEL 1060 1 | J. B. LEWIS, PRES. TED LEWIS. MGR. I BONNY BLUE -RED ASH J t ❖- ❖ ❖ - S • •■;•• .j. .j. . .j. .j. .j. ... ... .j. .3 ERMINE CLEANERS J For Direct Plant to Customer Service || We Do all of Our Work In Our Own I ❖ Modern Plant- Every Garment Insured 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 v t 4 • 4 E L.CLAGHORN | COMPLETE FOOD STORE I 11 Years of Community Service X 6500 E. 10th St. IR. 1129 ❖ • gr. � . .j. ♦ « .j. 3 . ♦♦♦ . � j. .{. ♦� . .j. , 3 . � . ♦ « . 3 . � ♦, , 3 . 3 . .j. .j. . 3 , ♦« j .j. • � S SMITH-HASSLER CO., INC. I ‘WHERE SPORTSMEN WISE GET BETTER BUYS’ f 219 MASS. AVE. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. «$ £ z i ' ¥ t i $ i ! $ J t $ t t t t t $ t 4 T 4 -3- 3 t v . 4 . 4 t t IRVINGTON HARDWARE | GEO. J. MEYERS AND SON J PAINTS-OILS-GLASS | 5539 EAST WASHINGTON STREET J GARGLETTE t SO GOOD FOR CHILDREN BECAUSE IT IS f SAFE TO SWALLOW | DR. HOLLINS WORTH | JONES ! ! CLEANING TAILORING SPECIALISTS IN FUR WORK, DRESS MAKING AND REMODELING f ♦ 6105 E. WASHINGTON IR. 1700 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 SHERIDAN VARIETY STORE | 4 5 - 10 - $1.00 AND UP t HOSIERY ALL PRICES - DRESSES $1. 00-S1. 98 f YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE 61 10 E. WASHINGTON STREET + i