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

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Administration Mr. C. E. Eash has been principal of Warren Central since it was established in 1924. (He received both his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Indiana University and has done graduate work at Columbia University, Purdue Uni- versity, University of Illinois, Chicago University, and Butler University. Mr. Eash is a member of the National Education Honorary Fraternity, Phi Delta Kappa. Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, Dean of Girls, has been associated with Warren Central for twenty years. At the present time she holds the office of vice-principal of Warren. She received an A.B. degree at Indiana State Teachers College and her M.A. degree at Indiana University. She also has been doing graduate work at Columbia University. She has held the office of president of the Indiana State Deans Associ- ation for high schools and colleges for the years 1943-’44-’45, and the offi ce of second vice- president of the Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary National Educational Sorority. She is a mem- ber of the National Educational Association and State Teachers’ Association, National and State Deans Association and an active mem- ber of the Business and Professional Women’s Club, also an active member of the Indiana Parliamentary Law Club. For sixteen years Mr. Fred Rodebeck has been affiliated with Warren Cen- tral High School. He is our present Dean of Boys and teacher of Advanced Bookkeeping. He attended Danville Normal College, Purdue University, and Indiana University. Page 4

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SENIORS OF ’45 CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of 1945 has the distinction of graduating on the twentieth anniversary of the first graduation from Warren Central High School. Consisting of one hundred and twenty-three students, it, also, is one of the largest classes that has been graduated from the school. Looking back over the past four years, we find many outstanding events, one of which was in ’42 when we went to the finals in the County Tourney. Also, during the four years, many students have participated in oratorical and achievement contests which have brought further dis- tinction to our school. Several dances have been given, some of which were the Christmas dance, the Spring dance, and many other informal affairs. Our class boasts a band director — Dick Powers, who has his own swing band, and a mighty good one. we might add — that plays for dances here and at many other schools. While there are some of our classmates serving in the armed forces who will receive their diplomas, many who would have been graduated with us, left earlier for service. Among them are Clyde Miller who is in the navy; Charles Hadley, army; Charles Nichols, army; Richard Dove, navy; Joe Drinkut, marines; and Bob Featherstone, navy. This last year has been a full and eventful one, but all the seniors are looking forward to Commencement night, after which they will take positions in the business world and start on that journey to success. Page 6