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

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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

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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.

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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.