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

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Senior History Six years ago many of the seniors were in their first year at Warren, and having their first glimpse of high school life, they looked with envy and longing at the seniors. Now, they too, are viewed with respect and esteem. Some of the honors which they have won will be presented here. In his freshman year, Ted Wambsganss won the County Al- gebra Contest. Mary Louise Pebworth was honored by being appointed President of the State Sunshine Society during her sophomore year. As a junior Mary Margaret Hartman won first place in the County American History Contest. Myrtle Woempner, Martha Hinkle, Mary Louise Pebworth, Ted Wambsganss, Robert Hunt- er, and Frank Smith were the seniors who were chosen charter members of the National Honor Society. Later in the year, Mary Armstrong, Nellie Burwell, Bernard VanSickle and Carroll White were initiated. The seniors who have offices in the Warrenette Club are: Mary Louise Pebworth, Doris Sittle, Virginia Bourne, Marjorie Pool, Nellie Burwell, and Nellie Jones. Mary Mowry, and Jane Young won first place in the National 4-H club Contest. The Warrenette Club presented them with traveling kits. The seniors who have offices in the Hi-Y club are: Steve Rejko Ted Wambsganss, Robert Boswell, Robert Kinman, and Morris Milburn. The members of the Senior Council are: Bernard VanSickle, Steve Rejko, Ted Wambsganss, Nellie Burwell, and Marianna Frakes. The senior class chose Spring Fever” as their class play. The parts in the play were portrayed by: Patsy Shields, Vivian Meek, Maijorie Pool, Mary Mowry, Juanita Hope, Edith DeWitte, Frank Smith, William Wulf, Thomas King, James Magennis, Robert Bedell, and Forrest Bucksot. Many other seniors worked on the various committees. Mary Mowry, a senior, represented Warren Central in the Marion County Health Contest. Three seniors have won in the National Band Contest. They are: Robert Clifford, Willard Holl- oway, and Nellie Jones. The senior Service will be held June 2, 1940. The Service will be preceded by Class Day. This day will be celebrated by a class picnic at Forrest Park, Noblesville.

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Jack Abney June Aldridge Mary Allen Rosalynd Allen Mary Armstrong Brandt Beckett Howard Bedell Robert Bedell Charles Bloomer Robert Boswell Virginia Bourne Doyle Bowman Mary Jean Bowman Christine Brown Forrest Bucksot Nellie Burwell Robert Butler Richard Callahan Bob Cahoon John Clark Bob Clifford Gene Collier Scott E. Cotton Edith DeWitte