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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

5 Who kwuf a r wo l Well 11 wir play GERALDINE KOCH ELIZABETH MIDDLETON JEAN MIERS WAT-TER MOWHEY WAYNE MURPHY roads - Cloth. - Biol. Biology Library Alnebra - Agri. - Am. Social studies year, was forced to resign his position due to an eye defect, Mr. Herkless took his place . Irs. Margaret Irwin and llr. Clyde Spears serve in the Art department of the school, Irs. Irwin is another on the list ut' 'newcomers' this year. The agriculture depart- ment,is headed by Mr. Walter Mowry, Miss Marjorie Forysth, Hr. Wayne Murphy, Hr. Fred Pierpont, Mr. Russell Gladden and Hrs. Louise Riser serve in the history department, Another new teacher this year is Mr, Gladden, junior high instructor, Those who teach athletics are Hr. Ralph Clevenger, basketball coach, Mr, Herman Nolte, reserve basketball coach, Mr. Vaughn Woods, football coach, Mr. Walter Mowry, track coach, and Miss LsVerne Dstermeyer, girls athletic director, Miss Oatermeyer comes to us from Butler University as another new teacher this year. Miss Lokile Hicks, Mr. E,C. Baldwin, and Hiss Kathleen Hergt make up the commerce department teaching staff, Miss Hicks comes 90 Warren as the new advanced shorthand and first and second year typing teacher. Those teaching in the home economics de- partment are: Mrs. Wanda Beeson, Mrs. Geraldine Koch, and Mrs, Anna Stricker, The only department which has one teacher as its soul faculty is the journalism de- CLYDE NICE pairiieiie. ui-, Clyde Nice, ,iw sophomore English teacher. is the sponsor, ui, Nice is pmmmi Nou-E IWW- - 5 81H ' iii charge of both the wig-mm and ui. on staffs at the Sammi, P-E-SJ1--Arn. MQ, LAVERN OSTERMEYER ELMER PATTEN LOLA FENCE FRED PIERPONT LOUISE RISER Physical Ed. Shop - lath. English - Speech Social Studies Hath BEF-NICE SHOKER CLYDE spans ROLAND srnuucsa ANNA sinrcrmn VAUGHN woon English Printing - Drafting Science Housing - Foods Phy. Ed. - Ath. TF , , Zvwfx , , . ,.., tu' ' 3' It .. m Q' ,,'- hm, li 1. ,mg I '1 x , J , .I n -f --4 ' .?' 'L fn n Lest We Forget On January 15, 1925, students and teachers began flocking into a new building for Warren Township High School at the corner of East Tenth and the Post Road. The grounds and building for this new school covered nineteen acres. Mr. C. E. Eash, our present principal, took the posi- tion in 1925 and has held it ever since. War- ren's first year saw an enrollment of 262, a teaching staff of 11, and a graduating class of 21- Since that time Warren has risen to the high- est standard obtainable by a school: a member of the North Central Association. Let's look back over the years and see what has made Warren what it is today. We still have three of those eleven teachers who started Warren on her upward trend. They are Mr. C.E. Eash, Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, and Mr. Walter Mowrey. They have contributed, and are still contributing, their services to the bet- terment of the school and community. When the original building was erected itwas thought adequate for the enrollment that was an- ticipated, and at that time it was. But in eleven short years the students outgrew theold building, and in 1936 a new building was erected at the rear of the original one. This new build- ing cost approximately S210,000.00 and includes classrooms, shops, laboratories, and a large, modern gymnasium. In 1931 Warren Central was rated as the only Marion County first-class commissioned high school, with the exception of the Indianapolis schools. Factors that helped Warren to obtain -.-:'-F.A : y Aw! 4 - I 'Mtg' A . , ' . . ,,,....,.f ... .-.ffl --if iilzaf we may respect nur ,va fl -'.. cr , 14... ,,,......3g.,..Q.iff a- . ' 'W .u ...M ...np , .34 ' - .ye .incl W ll ll llplm fa ffwfufm item 'WV , ,- A 9, 1 x f 2 ,.,,,. -w -,Q fam- ,agua F i 1 Kyla i nz:52Eib'q: awk! F . 5 ! V' ,.,. g ,I W flv, H ki r UQ-,un up 1, ' . A ' 5, l5fUfCa n ,, Bn, I 2 . , la -V f 1 1 . 'asf- -.f'ms ia.f . '-If-P avr ' K' ' Q u ' M' ' 1 ' N r v V - 'Y' Q' ' . . V1 -1---Q -r-- , .W A, f X - X '. w, 'f Q Q4 X 1 N . X , ' 1 ky, 1-4, N A I . S. 1 'I Q 'A t M,-,., Q A 5 V V . F HY 'WN' V .A.' f AY. - A this rating were qualifications of the teaching staff, organization and supervision, length of the school term, the scheme of promotion and graduation requirements, records and reports kept by the school, equipment such as library and laboratory facilities, program and studms offered and the buildings and grounds. Many of the social events that started way back in Warren's baby days have now become tra- dition. Among these are the annual Mother's Tea, Father and Son Banquet, Athletic Banquet, Spring and Fall Concerts, and Choral Festivals, and the Christmas and Spring Dances. Organizations have grown as rapidly as the school itself. The two outstanding ones are the Warrenette and Hi-Y Clubs. These two organiza- tions take a leading part in the social activ- ities throughout the year. The Sunshine Club, for the Freshman girls, is also an active organ- ization. The athletic department has brought honor to Warren's halls on many occasions, and Warren is noted for clean playing and good sportsmanship. The music department never fails to bring home its share of awards in the annual contests, both vocal and instrumental. Now in this year of 1948 as we look back over the years and realize what this great institu- tion of learning has accomplished, we sincerely hope that it will continue its indispensable job of educating tomorrow's generation. For an edu- cated country is a free country, and only in a free land can the Wwarrensn of the world flour- ish, and the people of the world become better because of them. -4- pqf, 1 f . - J.-., ff? - V . WF 'GN-, 1 --wr .rr-A: -Q. 3 M. JM fx . Y ,S fzqg il? , 4 'iff Marian Brown Don Brune Ray Bullock Loislee Burtt M-an -er Rosemarie Burtt Carl Cloud Ivan Cordrey Joan Cornelius Don Cox Alice Curtis Robert Dahl Marjorie Davis Dolli:ger3 J, ly Dorrel as ez testimonial ef nur reeerenee 5'--. I . f A, Margaret Dunn John Endicott Betty Eytchison 019 fr I - J t A' Frank Finis Marv Fivecoat Roy Fleetwood Marjorie Folkening Mark Gale William Garriot Evelyn Gilstrap K ,Ili .1 Dolores Harris William Harris Richard Hawkins for our Alma Ma cr and all size has bi Walter Frankhouse Harolda Green Betty Hendrickson offer Bafbafi HUY Gene Jackson Robert Jackson Blanche Jennings Elna Jensen Eddne Johnson Mac Ke,ih1ey HHZE1 Kleyn -JI' stood far dawn flzmzzglz the years 5: gs Y? Judith Moyer Delbert Overton Barbara Perkins Leona Perkinson 3 . -R -M 11, i lr Jack Phelps Carolyn Piel Anita Prange Barbara Riedy Z Louise Richey Tgm Robling Carolyn Rodebeck Virginia Rodebeck Q4 fi Cher: have been laughs as Well as fears. Virginia Sittle Helen Swanson Howard Timmerman 'U 7 f , Max Vaughn 14 af ' A 0' Lucille SDYUUQCV Beverly Sianton 5,13 Sfiieg A. 1 vanda Swem JoAnn Thomas Robert Thompson it CJ Agnes Uberta Peggy Underwood Shirley VanCleave James Walters Irven waierman ' Wallace White Hut We half: learned 0 cmqzzcr ill! 5 1 l Elmer Wiese Lucille Williams Martin Williams David Wilson Qf'NP Juanita Young Donna Kinzel Tressie Smith thas: foahsh fear . We laak Seniors who are not pictured are: Robert Green Margaret Powers James Sullivan At the beginning of the school year three seniors from each government class were elected to form the senidr council. The council is composed of nine members. The purpose of this group was to take up and discuss some of the problems of the senior class. The senior council sponsored a subscription cam- paign in order to publish the year book. The members of the council fleft to rightl are: Elmer Wiese, Delbert Overton, Dick A1ger,Don Brune, John Armstrong, Anita Jean Prange, Leona Perkinson, Lucille Williams and Robert McClure. Don Brune was elected chairmen of the group. Mr. Fred Pierpont is the teacher sponsor. 15 31: 255' as l1'iuF Plans for the 'Pig-Skin Hop' are be- ing made by Warrenette and Hi-Y Club Presidents, Virginia Sittles and Rodney Dunham. ftop rightj The dance was a Wgirl-ask-boy' affair and was a great success. Preparations are made for an issue of the Warren Owl by the first period staff. ftop leftj. The members pictured are Mac Keithley, John Wright, Bill Deer, Carolyn Dickerson, Jeanine Rairdon, and Sylvia Merrill. Pictured follow- ing discussion ofthe Christmas dance are Virginia Sittles, Rodney Dun - ham, and Jane Tossell respective presidents of the Warrenette, Hi-Y, and Sunshine Clubs. Ccenter leftj During National Education Week, the Choir and Orchestra flower lefty ap- peared on a program when WSong of Faith' was presented for the first time in Indianapolis. Newscaster Gilbert Forbes was featured on this program. Also appearing on a program during National Education Week was the Hi-Y Quartet, which consists of George Groenert, Bob Dollinger, Bob McClure, and Mark Gale Clower rightj at some nf the thi g Wh 2 We The officers who poured at the An- nual Warrenette Mother-Daughter Tea were ftop lefty Beverly Dorrell, Anita Prange, Barbara Hoy, Evelyn Morris, and Virginia Sittle . Com- mittee chairmen for the Mother- Daughter Tea were Helen Glende, Jo Anne Baker, Pat Parrish, Pat Lin- genfelter, and Virginia Sittle. Qtop rightj Mr.Robert Hoover, Photograph- er of the Indianapolis News is pic- tured with Mr. C.E. Eash, and Mr. John C. Turner Ccenter right! Mr. Hoover gave a very interesting talk for the journlaism class. Girls basketball is playing a big part in the physical education department at Warren. A good example is this pic- ture.flower rightj The girls are Phyllis Miller, Margaret Reilly, Beverly Dorrell, and Rosie Lichten- berg. Miss Mary Lou Nelson and Jean Sherrill, models from L.S. Ayres R company presented the ideal wardrobe at a spring style show. flower lefty 116, f 6'l 6' rg bmufak I X -35' -V , -' 1 :sc-1 - ' 1-.2 L Y A A S gf s ,few 'fini'-1 4, - . ,4A4fff ,' 8d.S.-vv-5 X' , Y -J' .- I 95' Y i f v 1.51 ., ' ' I : 'W ..:. l - T' '1-' M24 -f . It , 'RW-1 K in bf,-4 1 I Z ,,:.! 6 ,q M QQ 3 X 3 Yi? 1 ,ff 15 f kg 'ff if ' X XA'-H Q Yg ,:.,, Lf -1 M me 47:31 155 , E 1 ' 'Y K 2 S' w 12-AH 135 10 ESX ' - -1. 11 M im 'TJ' fx . W ' . . . D A 16 gf flllfl. !. . 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We hviff' Wu ff Candid Catalogue If each one of us had a fairy God mother no doubt one of our first wishes would be to be turned into a Gremlin, or some such character, and be able to glance into the private lives of our fellow uclassies.n Well, we don't have a fairy God mother,but by the power of the 'magic' box Cin simplest terms nze Cameraljwe have a few 'snaps' that should prove interest- ing fat least we thought solj If you won- der whence some of these poses came and who their photographers were just use your imagination, and remember kids this was leap year! ,... Get readyu..here they come! Picture KNO, IQ shows Anita Prange and Barbara Reidy on a cold winter's day ....and all alone, too! nGinny Sittle finds Bill Simpson a wonderful leaning post f2j especially when there are none around! The Windle girls, joan and Bar- bara, were just as cute then f3j as they are now f4j. Ione Roney was a good look- in' nbaben...hey Watson? f5j The bathing beauty in f6j is Jeanine Rairdon. Mac Keithly and Ivan Cordrey put one over on the Queen of Sheba, fShe has nothing on you boyslj f7j. Another water nymph .... it's Juanita Young fgj. f9j is none other than our own dignified editor...Betty... nThe Tonguen...McKenzie1 Wfno. 103 is proof,n says Bobby Dollinger, nThat I have taken a bath once in my life!n fSo therefj. What'cha doin' Elmer Wiese, Bil- lie Alger, and jack Phelps? f11j. If you don't believe that a senior could ever be an angel take a look at C12ju It's Howard Timmermanlj. House, Frank for is it Walt Frankhousefj. Betty Etychison and Don Brune arejust taking inthe scenes in f13j. Miss Mac is you a' nic nacin' or is that the nNew Lookn you're giving 'Curt' Mid- dleton in f14j? It's Bob fDollinger, that isjagain but Don Arthur takes up the other half of-the pose! f15j Donna Barksdale ....alias the legs....occupies f16j, Vgam- mie Merrill and Diana Polk are the cuties inf1Q. Elmer and strating the after effects of a picnic in f19j. The 20th and 21st shots are of Patty and Donna Lingenfelter. Barbara Blowers is the little miss in f23j. Tardy, 'The Meekn, Deer, nThe Deweyn, Wilson, nThe Brainn, nOstyn fThe woman haterj .... and uBarbu Hoy are demon- We fum IWW president of the Bachelor Club,and Fowler, The Mad Violinistn make up pose f24j. nGo West Young Man Go Westin says Marge 'Bev'Stan- YI Davis to Mr. Rodebeck in f25j. ton at the innocent age. f26j 'Sam', 'Archy', 'Ike', and 'Barky' in f28j. nPron and njoen, Bill Deer and john Wright.f30j. 'Barb' Higginson reaching for the sky! 5319. The question here is,nIs Bev Folk- ening getting the hot foot...or is it the hot seat?u f32j. It's nLouien Williams for C33j. Let us in on the joke too will ya', Mr. Nice? C34j This one has been dubed? nMan power shortageln C35j The gals are Gloria McGahan and Sylvia Mer- rill. The nlnseparable Foursomen for this shot? They are Bub njou, Guy, and nBarbu C36j, The de Boots Club f37j. Barb Chris- tenbarry and Carol Caringer f38j. George fthe man, or is it mouse?j and Elsie fthe cowj occupy f39j. fYou can take your pick as to which is which in this one!?j nThe Old Look ,... remember? Margie Folkening is the unsuspecting character in this one. f40j. Study hall sees Mark Gale, Delbert Overton and Elmer Wiese using some extra natomicu brain power. f41j, joan Buckley and a 'pal' looking quite sharp in their younger years in f42j. The rootin' tootin' cowboy in f43j is foe Ballard, nMargie... I'm always dreaming of you Margie! .-.. what was that, johnny? f44j. nThe ThreeLittle Sisters of Warren High -- Beverly, Fern and Miriam Dorrell. f44Aj. That's Carolyn Rodebeck and Bill 0'Donoghue in C45j. CHmm!j Why so glum chum? Paul Campbell in I46j. Margie was a glamour gal then too! C47j The uNew Looku came out this year,The Gals? ,.., Pat Parrish, Pat Lingenfelter, Ginny Sittle, Joan Baker, andHelen Glende. f48j, The angelic face of uBarb' Boren peers at you from f49j. These youngsters as you have guessed belong to the Sprunger family C50j.Bill Deer had a hard day .... f51j.nLong agon it's Barbara Blowers f52L Ding, Ding, Ding, here comes my wagon! .... It's Lavell McCurdy C53j. Whew .... is that Lyn Dickerson Cin case you wonder which is Lyn,she is on the rightj and Lentz and her streamlined 'convert' in '36 .... f55j .... and to end all our peeking here is Bill O'Donoghue, that Irishman himself, knock us in home! C569 21 Class of '48 Well, here we are -- the seniors of 1948. Hasn't it been fun, kids? Six years of working and playing together within the walls of dear, old W.C.H.S. We've had our ups and downs, our good times and bad, our triumphs and defeats, but looking back on them, we know that they were the happiest years any group of high school stu- dents could ask for. Will you ever forget the basketball games, the Hi-Y wiener roasts, those walks around study hall, and all those super dances. The social side of our lives at Warren has been full to the brim, and, oh! what fun. But these activities had a twofold purpose, for while they brought us good times, they also strengthened our charac- ters and taught us how to get along with Wthe other fellowu. Our class has had a whole regiment of out- standing students and leaders. Some of them ex- celled scholastically, while others achieved a measure of fame in sports, dramatics, music or journalism. All of us, at times, have assumed the role of cooperative followers. Members of our class in the music department have appeared in two operettas and many contests, our athletes have successfully participated in all fields of sportsgand all-around individual achievement has brought increased honor to the name of Warren Cexitral throughout the city and state. What of our work in the classroom? We have invested our time and energy in furthering our education. The dividends from our investment are an enlightened mind, a better ability to un- derstand our fellow-men, and most important of all, an insatiable thirst for knowledge. There- in lies the key to our future success. But we must reminisce only briefly. Our true interest lies in looking ahead, in plan- ning and dreaming about our futures. In the years to come, we will find our classmates be- hind the executives' desks, administering to the sick, and rearing prospective students of War- ren Central. Why, someone may even go so far as to invent the better mouse trap. Though we know, of course, that the extent of our success de- pends upon our own endeavor, we shall never cease to be grateful for the start we were given at Warren. J. Ball in :fur Inga! scfzwlmafcs, 'ie-.,,-- . ,-41 I lug., --w-,, f, 1 F . 1 af -a t. W ' 4 1 1 1 4 , . , ' V V , 1, . ,Hi Q A' ZX. ' N ici. 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I 4 ,, . , l at . . ,wJ J-Q15 I i Jack Conrad Sally Roberta Martha Estelle Beverly Edward Opal Judy Ebbeler EDISY Farmer Featherstone FECKGI' Fetter Folkenin9 Gibbgns Flack Gl'fh9f'5 ,find flzm' are flu' ?l385'f!Jlfl8jV it J' 'E Gee! 15a'wW?- - . 1- .Q -' i J . is V , ' - J. all M, r at e-, iay f E 1-Q Ewa- A use M, W d ilggi -QE ,J get V., Ae.M 5 fda 1 rblyff ,ea 1- gi i lisa. aaa wi Ima Margaret Norman Betty Gordon Earl Betty Eugene Fred Ida Grahaniu Gr-den-ert H -Hale 'Hanes Harris U V Hartman Hasseld Heaton Heichelbeekv Henderson , i at ri4i! J J hge-5 . 5' ' ..a.i4f ii 'rf' 4: ' , ' ' 'K , ' V' 1 r' . ' ', 4 ' V! 1 L , ' Q 1 ,211 - fi A - ' ' ' i Y lf -,wwf I' 1 f , ' ' x J ,F w T, 1 A 1 r' FVHNCSS Rosann , Joan Grover Tyrus Walter Shirley Harvalee Ronald Charles Hester Hodgm H0ff Hougland Holden H0lZhaUSen Horsley Hudson Hoff Huffman 4' N , 4 .-, y J L ee as 'ri .15 nf' fef fi' 6' 4 -r Vw. e' KA J ni A 1 -:vii m ' ,, ' :. 1. b .' mee? . ' , ' ' ll'- Dick Jane Patty 1 Maman Richard Billv shirrey Jim Margaret, Billv , Hughes Humphrv Huflfslnger Hyatt Johnson Jones Jones Kene, Krrk Klssei uflmsc' lzzglz salma! career has fzzsf so A fn- . - .-. 5 Q 5 17 - 5 X 41 - Q 7 J ' 1 f J YW' . - 4 . J i fix v i ' i Q. . Marv Delores Ralph Jim Dorothy Beverly Robert Rosanna DGVOYNS Kenneth Dammrich Li9htle I-i eDe Lowe Lucas Mahu ' McCormack McCormack 946907759 Mclntyre .5 Ag y ' .- 2. -Q., :Q H+' er- -?. ' S -S f 3 . i - -' fa' ' . . Q - - v , -' ' ga . -1 3 'F . n 'T' kj - ly Q i . .ai-.,5,.f .5 -' xx V 1 V Q 1 . v I i in x . . 1 Shirley Jim Eafi Doris Joann J Charles Al ice Joann Imogene Mclntosh Mercer MeYe Mitchell Mithoefer unemoore M00fe'a'ld Niemeyer Nichols Neely V. ..,, I 'f 1 L i iv A ' .V . ... ' A- A F av, Ti N N J 3:1 5 3.431 3 ' 9 ' 'r 3 A . I 'V 'H:?' v-f ,qt ' ai e'P.u!i.a - J i . If 4 ' 3-9- ' I vlilmer David Charles NOQGV Delores Wilma Richard Margaret Shirlev Hershel Neal Ol inghouse Orr Oertel Osborne Osborne Payne Paton Pol l ard Pol 'fel' of gi! I3 .QO -' ,, 'U T. 7 4' G --1 W -.1 , ' A x . , ' . 5 1 , Nia w V Al . X I i A ' 1 I ff' J- Shine, Nadine Joann Earl John Beverly Jack Robert Mary Barbara pope Pr ice Princel I Reeves Rei l ly Robedson Robertson Rodebeck ROQSYS Roseberry , ,, .,.. , . .K 1, mlm: .V 1. , - 5 J - .s 1 ii 2- . S -. ' .I I ' s ' ,, . ' H4 lg. , 5. l -ga , 5 L 1 ' 'sr ' i dj 1-e I V. T Q1 X - . ' ' it 4 ' Q , A I -fi' 51. ' ' 1 I Marion Ellen Rosella John Edward Marjorie Richard Rosie Betty Jack Schmidt Schaffer Schrougham Schulz Schwier Schutt Schutt Shaw Seifert Shircl iff w . +4 six . I in f -s S rg I. .14 3.-l'LnoIIII .2 'I I 5 I . 'IQ' , .- ' 'Q ' QI .r . s' JL f J 5 - , f'I ' YT? Xi If I, I N 3 I -1 i ' ' , rf- ' - '-- X s 1 . ' f. 1 ,Q - 'tw - , K, D' ,Q -.4 I ii - ' -Ui 3 II OIIIIIIE Charles Albert Rosa Curtis David Deane warren Joan e Y . Shradef Slentz Smilko Snider Squier Sbarks Sprunger Stallies Steffey Ste b O0k 5 Wg, Am! al 0 there rc 51 , , . ' 5' 1 - 'if Q E V -.. we ' - S P. -,,. 2 -t. . M ag S s' 1 sir. ' 'S l 'A' 'Qi' S 4 , t g 'ii . it git 3- .5 f I - JL .f '-- 1 ' ' .- f . M.: . earn ,m 4 IQ II It . Billv Jerry Marilvn Shirley Don Neal Wil I lam BSHY Mack Gr ara Steinwach stevens Stevens Stephens Stewart Stewart Stiefel Stone Stone I Wveriley HEL. it ' I , x'5. :.:iI I I v ' II I 5 I I I - I '+ s' Al' .5 fe aI - f' N 3 33 date I 4 ' A ' I ,gy II I .l PI., I I I ,, II V fv .. 'Ig' I I I , j' 5 iii. A J' ' 1 N ' 1 , ,L I, Y . ' Q v f w 3. e Jean Karl Janie Phyllis Gaynel le Peggy Rai Ph Don Theodore Vernon Thompson Tieiking Tossen Tucker vansickle VonSpreckelson Wadsworth walker Walker Walls C 5 N 'f 'W W , 1 ' -Tv nz- ir ' - ' ' , ' 1' .f. A , 1: Gi- Ni' ' ' x fx 2 ' 4 :ae Jimmie Carol Dwight Johnny Harold Lois Dannle Frances NNY Ernest I vlamnler Waterman Wever Wein vlhitson wilds Wilson wilson winter Wotring I III,.s .s'i' in IITII do 5 ' ,ii . :'7Fv?i 5 - 4,..x. Lois Vlritt Ninth Graders Produce New 'David Copperfield' In order to make the story of David Copperfield live, an ama- teur play was written and dram- atized by Mrs. Bernice Smoker and her ninth grade English class- es. It was presented March 17 for the ninth grade only by the following cast: David Copperfield was played portrayed Mrs. Copperfieldg Mr. Murcktone was portrayed by Charles Hofimang Dr, Chillip by Dean Sparksg Lois Wilds was Miss Trotwoodg Margaret Kirk was Miss Pegottyg Mr. Pegotty by Jerry Steifyg Mrs. Gummidge por- trayed by Shirley Bohannag Sally Farmer as Little Emily, and Wal- ter Holzhz-itlsen was Ham. There were four acts. The two SCEIIES XVETS Ht hOlTl6 David at Yarmouth. Others taking part in the ama- teur hour were: Wilmer Neal re- citing 'KCasey At the Bat, Mary Dammrich sang One Kiss, Carol Atkinson played Tico Tico, and Jo Ann Chapman played a Ha' waiian guitar solo. Don Young was master of ceremonies. 4. we . . -1 aft: ff., Q . Q A A -' - f-4 .. rf' ' F g.. .: , la ' .3 ,. 1 ,-. r' ' Lf 93 3. 'N 4. . ' L 'r .Jr - . . A f A . I - - ,Nfl -4 , ' in ,w ' ' ... A . A . V U , 1 L A ' ff A if .- Has. I XLR - Philip Sally Susan Pattie Ella PaffY Charles Kenneth Dudley Acree Alexander Alexander Alger Anderson Anderson Ashley Atherton Awe fa ' ' v I P , Q I, 'ish' rv gl . rv ,A 2 5' U A , q X 5 . ' V- R A I -T G M A dir 5-15, - I' W , ' A Lillian Grace Florence Irma George Georgia Ermol Harold Silvia Bader Beaver Bevis Blaklev Bloemhof Bloom Brown Brown gryant l 5 ' R , F A 'mg A , I. V' .-in 'F ' '-1 5 fi' n 'ad 7 I I ' -, N 'A . av ,ar-nv ' ' ta , , I! 1 ,J - -A P rx w A ' X . '1 .1 A --' I George Ruth Bill Phil I Georsene Everett Richard Barbara Verle v Campbell Campbell Cartwright Cartwright COYY C355 Castetter ch,-iste,-mer,-y Chappell NA ,Q A , G In .e .X . in - V' 'O -A ! aa .4-K l 4 I . A i ,Q gs new Q A , A-A I .ly U L. - 1., ..- I ' A xw MK' -V , 1 J is ' ca,-ter I Delores Norma Raymon Richard John I Robert Natishia Norma h Coll ins gooley . cooper Cox Creasey Cr :oe Crumbo Curry Davl s 32 he 5767! Cf! 61642981651 wha ff' - 5 y J J tQ'W .. . 1 ' I - -f . a A F . l 'Y fi , . 1 4g,g we f l - r S '!' Q K fl? Y A . p Vx, V-I J Jw .gt . . -V ii 5,5 .9 writ, 41' 9 I I ' F- ' .E-L fd -V H 21 1, I Shirley Marilyn Carol Shirley Wilma Patricia Barbara Jean Frances Davis nav Dearinger Eaton Enoland Farley Fan Ferguson Fitch .. i-91, li I N- -- 3 , .l Q - T-2 .l 4 li I pf gg I ,. Q. fast? av lv' , , AT x V l ,. V I . , V 1 . I , X ?. 1 .- . l A 1 F I li F I . G l 1 ,lf Marga,et Robeft Bobby Billy Robert Don Bill Betty Flack Gleaner Groenert Hannah Matt HGYMHKGY Henke Hicks Hignite fa ,. 1- , ,, fi 11. i 'P ir' f ' H3 A i - .. . fa I -Q' Q' ' - C1 1, of 14 , 'Nw I , N dz - .QL ,Q 5 v 1 1 if-.Lili r :M fd f r if 1-om mrcel la pave Doris Betty Stanley Mary Jack Patty Hilton Hogan Hopkins H0l'f0H Horton Hoy Hunter Hutchings v 'ws -E A ' A I 'C , ' S1 . -H -of -oi .51 Ph il ip Gerald Helen Emmanuel l Shirley Carl 90 Mabel Paul Hutto Hutt'-W HYHU Inqersoll Irwin Johnson Jones Jones YV xLgke - -12 l -2 ff' 3 y f , - i W fs, ff' -. M 'Q Q., ' . -3 ,jg 4-r' . -re ' A . lf t il I i , ll.-: 4 5, -ri C time 1' 4? '- A ,fu ' ii ' . - -445-f K AI ' n ' X -44-F' - ' ' ,J 117 5 'Q 4 1 F ' ' 4 Y ' . 1' 1 'ii 12, 3 X Av f 2 Q I fl ,L- Ruth Dick James Nancy Richard Robert John Lawrence Bob Laughlin Lockyiood Loeffler Long- Lowe Lowe Mattingly McCall M6791 intock V Q l Q- W ' it Q 'f 2' H .. Q ' f ,. 4 , : Nuts :lx in L' 1 I' rua' n Q A ,. t 'f ' -H Carolyn Betty, Robeifta Margaret Eileen Rosal nd Kenn iif' Imogene Mary McClure McKeown McL3rry MCM 1 lan McQueen Miedema Mi 1 'er Morton Mu,-r have alrcady started 0 plan 53 R: o fi ' ff? .i.- -A H ' S '1'- -' W , .-3, I, A '-L-540' iel- -' f in 0 ' xl C Barb Carol l Janice Edith , John era . Walter 'N0I'm2 George ilreaville Perkins PhilliDPe PW' Prange Price Rector Reeves Reilll' ' ri sa-x':'Ej5fgj,gi',iL ' V ' we h' C. N- U -' . - - Wi 05- -. - -54: 1... filif . 4,15 ,K ' Q! PA :E I A wa:-r ,Til . H 4 as K - gs -C -ff Q H . ' .X we ff- W - ' ,, , ' 1 i , - . 2 'gf ' .--' A 1 .44 lf- o.. S Charles TOITIITIY Katherine H Publ' Ted Hafylee Carl Max Reinhart Richey Riggins Robertson Robinson Robl ing Shafer Shank Sharp 4' WU vas I 1 s J ,-lr . lb bl . 5 1 '3 - ' A ' - - 1 9 N fs- H '-7 3' ' ' T17 J QL, .fi N I . -fig . . 4 . 4'-' ' ' 5 In My . s ' ' ,I V ' , , I L r ' N4 I If 1 i fx . , I . I Su I Mgiid,-ed U Joar, Patsy 'Jianne Gilbert Donna Kenneth Louise Shaw Shepherd Shefrell Shockley Svhoemake Syndferw Spell SFYQISY Stephenson fir: o -...,, r if , , ' - ,. Q . , or wg r , f- - - Q ' ,' - 3 ' - . V i Qi 'ii 'Z Joan Jack Chariyn Donna 'fred Mary Audrey' Joseph R'-'th Stuffelbem gwem Thatcher Tunningly Tielking Turner Th0mS0n Updike Vancleavem . Q w 1 Q mtg! . of ' E .: .N 3 - ,T ..-,- 4 F v gy , ti , f- ,Z I S , 3' 'r Q if Y ' ' ' X' 1, . ., y ' Barbara Joyce John Hope Dennis John Charlyne Ma Y D Rfiberf Walker Warren wiese Wei is Whitacker White Wiegand W' H 'a'T'5 Wi I I i3mS I vi ' ,i q V - X rr- . . 'Iii 5,'L7, 5 ,fr Q i 7 r ROSSWBVY Rebecca Donna Williams Wiggharf Younk . 34 flzezr I1 gfz scfzzwl wzznvm as The picture above shows eighth grade boys being in- Others in the picture are! fleft to right! Mr. Black, Representative for the East Side Hi-Y, Charles Reinhardt, John Prange, Woods and Mr. Turner. Jack Hunter, Lawrence McCall, EdwinRobert- son,Bi11 Henke,Everett Cass, Gilbert Sny- der, Don Jones, John Wiese, Mr. Vaughn ducted into the Jr. Hi-Y. There has been no Jr. Hi-Y group at Warren previous to this time. At right, B111 Henke receives a basketball trophy from Mr. John Turner, head of the district Y.M.C.A .3 , ,B .agm .4 M 'lyn R bert h ltte ari o Ande C ar o Apple l pl ' . H 33 1, 1-. ,Q G.-me t - V ' 5 'A i ' - 7 -1 -,- A - -1- . ' . . 3 - 'r . . 1 ' f .,, 1 -, ,. 2 'Ht ' Q ' ':-fy ' A , 2, 0 1 V '-Q .,, ' ,-sf - ' Q 1' , ad' f. K ' , 3 C -J gy- a M., ,S e 'SY wc. Q J ' gg' KX s J We 1 2 X x 'W f' l E ,A 1- ', . , ' K Jimmy Shirley Marion' Paula . Vera Jack Anderson rson Applegate Applegate Bailey Ba-iley 54093 Barnhvdt a x V 'N N il' 'N 31. V A3 5 9' li ' , Y p 1 l 1, -of F 3 fi '. 'a ,I ' xl: hvkl :il V- 4. Y' , Q . ' 1, K , ' V v , l , e - -S., , A V ' f f l J X J . 1 flfff ' . 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A' ' Z l ff- i' fi lla if w , 'Q ffse'fEf f -I Beryl Dolores Jul ia Carol yn James Ruth Martha Leroy Gary Robert Hqppeg Hgrgley Hamblen Hanging Hancock Hardy Hawkins Heath HGVVQH limes K - ? ' V - ft- -1 . jg V 1 . X , 3- i '-.cf . Sa' L i. J . A f ,, g ' W, A . . ,- - is - - - - . ' -'. A4 fi- - rw -. .5 f' 1 ,A Q' 1 -P +1f f ' , ff Hip' ' - l ' , 4 . ' :. , 51 ff 35: ' .- ' ' X J 1 -' . ' , '4 - ' gr N . ,A ff , 1, K . 'A fel' 1 Y jig 1 K U i . lf: fl John Ann Carl Fr itz Mildred Barbara Shirley I Bill Bob ' Jack I Jarrett Jensen Jensen Keithley Kirk Kissel Knight KWOP' Loflhlam by Lasl I9 e. q G 1, ' - ,Q s A h ,Q ta Y V.: ' 1, Q, Q, ,Q l t ef G 1 ef 5, an 'fi Ala ,G flow ,fa - f-N15 X A- ' ' i 'K gl 1 X' Q, 1 K. ' ,fi ' .J V 'N .l i ' Clyde Edward Mary NHHCY Joyce I Sandra . James I Kenneth Donald Charles Laeffler Mahurin Maines Mangold Martin Martin Mattingly Maxwell McCall Mcconnell i x A , . V 4 ,, -. A. X - ,, M r' - ' ia' 15' ' 7' 5' A Q 2' fzlgf- tb -' E A, f 1.1: A Y, V. xj-.11 , ,1 s v ' . ' if . ' l J' Q 7 A ' . s 1 in 1 G X' 1 pl' - . - .- g Q '7 . gf 1, 411 Li t f' ji 1 14' I Jerry David Harold Pat Shirley Stanlev Dorothy Martha I Bafblafa Jeanette MacDonald MacDonald McGuire McKinney Meadvws Meltgn Montgomery Morris Niemeyer 0'Donogh.ili1 i 'rf i fri A A V 4 4- - +A Q 1. U g . , ' '55 .A ri ai - ..a-A ir -ff f AA 'ff L' +1 G eff- i v A A Ll ,I . V IC AA ' . U I V l :Y ' tl i' fi x 1 ' 3 fin I ' 'U G n D Leon Mary Stanley Mavis Margie Robert Bettyel len Robert Donald MBVJOVIS ' Perry Phelps Prince Rosemeyer Romans Romans Podders Rodewald Rndebeck Perklnson 4, -A 1 . ' fr' -3 K H. 1- N, ? fa V- ja ' Q if- . 3. if 5' P S' 3 aw Q' 'fs A ,i X vm? . 4 I -- ,. ,M 1, , if K J ' 4 . 1, ' A A X .1 A Barbara Mary Maryann Chris Ronald Cedric James Pat Shirley David Robinson Robbins Richey Reimer Reed Ransom Sachs Sayre Schilling Schmitt ' f 11 ll M II1 aid Warren s ll 5. 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II tt th Do,-,aid Barbara Jim Margaret Russe Faye Lon? a ere 3 une Bryant Buckhorn Byas Brumlel' Y0 k Vllseheart Br une r 38 ---we '2 - ,Y,,.. we 1' .1 how let's begin our stroll through tne classrooms, In General Science we find Marilyn Day, Jack Hunter, Mary Lou Shaffer, Everett Cass, Mary Murr, and Dick t 4,ff..'r2-1 l Also. like Ralph Wiese, Carley Gioe, Richard Simp- son and Harry Prossor, many boys gain experience and skill in their short time spent here in Printing. .-Q I., - .s Learning the workings ofoil painting, water colors, Sketchimlf and posters are the goals of the Art class. ag. W '- iv' 'ole where it seems quiet and calm. Or does itv Tnese two seem very sceptical! Jlfl 1711! U,Cy4b'b'KUUjVlb' W5 111106 1611111611 1111116715 ln English, we find Eddie Utter and Robert Gordon learning how to express themselves in writing and orally. Now being seen are Joan Wray, Barbara McIntosh, La- vell McCurdy, Pat Hernhart, Norma Bohannon, Evelyn Morris, and Marlene Phelps, who are learning the tech- niques of writing fast yet accurately in shorthand. Q '. Q 9. - Tu- L ' l Y kv ls U I ,: , 4 Z, . ' Af :xiii rw A' Here Wilma Graham, Barbara Windle, Beverly Folken- ing, George Bullock, and Jerry Steffey are learning This is Draftin zoology, botany, physiology, genetics, and embroyol- where concentratiig ogy, all in one class, biology. reigns fFh Don?J 1 fy Again we find that room which is filled with innumerable trea- MBVCY Moyer, Joan Buckley, Jean Ashley, Ruth Miller, sures for the book-lov- Bhd Helen Armstrong represent Beginning Journalism ers of w,C, where, our future editors and reporters will arise. , fiifwgqs' .,s.'.I .1 are Marion , Lois SUSBH Shaw Don Haymake M g ' r' argare McMillan and cille Sprunger Judith Moyer Betty McKenzie Beverly Carl Johnson are learni h d ' 1 1 W A H ng ow an what makes our U.S. Darrel, Joan Cornelius, Blanche Jennings, and Beverly tick inMr.Wayne M y I urpw 5 eighth grade h15t0T'YC0U1'Se- Stanton. Pract1ce makes perfect' is the typing slogan. We lm 5 6 cu inspired to dn marc: S9 Our future homemagfrs studying housing look 4rd as the . y work Weaving are we? bn The math gf Mrs, R1ser's eighth grade pupils is serious or else intelligence is being posed. 55' Scissors, quite aclatter iron, and sewing machine create as the sewing classes go to work. That book must be good judging from the look on a member of a seventh grade English class. P.T.A. members heard Mr. dents discuss Russia at the Don Morgan is concen- trating on his drafting as is the entire class. - Alan Miedema is engrossed in some English work MPS Pence has assigned while the class looks on. 13 P-- ' E Murphy' March meeting at Warren. s panel of stu- In bookkeeping, Barbara and Mary Thompson listen as Mr. Baldwin explains the day's assign- ment to Lois Sutphin. 'Tf7'FfmE?t,355n,lM J 'if :w i fi A W i In Room 4 is pictured the very industrious seniors who, as a1ways,are serious, industrious and hard work- libonce 'eliei d - . c . w d xx 'a'Y ve 'O ' These gi,-15, also, are endeavoring to be perfect ing lis this real or jus a pose J e won er den floors are so famil- Euided by Miss Lokile Hicks, instructor who oversees. lar. The smiling group of Alpha Hi-Y officers above is Mark Gale, vice-pres.g Rod ney Dunham, pres., John Endicott, sec., Walter Frankhouse, treas.g and sponsor, Mr. Ralph Clevenger. nClean scholarship, clean sports, and clean livingn is the slogan of the or ganization. The club sponsored convocations of a religous nature throughout the year and provided popcorn for the cheering fans at the basketball games. Pictured above with their spon- The high light of the year was the Annual Father and Son Banquet held April G sor, Mr. Ervin Dinn, are the offic- at Huckley's in Cumberland. ers of the Hi-Y Beta. David Osthei- mer, vice president, Bruce Fowler, Treasurer, Richard Deer, Secretary, and Harry McClintick, President. The boys in order to become mem- bers of tHiS club must have suffi- cient teacher references and also write a hundred word essay on the H. 44 1-Y. The officers of the Junior Hi-Y as they are pictured above with their sponsor, Mr. Roland Sprunger, are Jack Swem, sec.g Charles Reinhardt, pres., Laurence McCall, vice pres., and Jack Hunter, treas. The Officers of the student rep- resentive body are Keith Hobenmoyer, sec.gA11en Meidema, vice-pres., and Dot Shephard, pres. t . , tle, grain and crop contests and anything of thigorginigjtigg having to do with farming. The present members of this organiza- The F.F.A., as most of us know, stands for the Future Farmers of America. This organization consists of boys interested in agricultural work, entering dairy, cat- tostudyestablished policies of Warren tion are, left to right: Glen Bangel, Mar- and assist inintep- vin Schilling, Vernon Mithoefer, LynSteph- preging them to the enson, Robert Folkening, Jack Peek and student body. The Johnny Prange. Billy Hilton fnot picturedj ' members are called is also a member of the club. on for suggestions New members, who were initiated into to aid the adminis- the club, March 23, are Earl Reeves, James tratjgp and faculty Williams, Hill Day, B111 Cowan, and John in establishing pol Shulz' icies for the good Mr. Walter Mowrey is the teacher spon- gf the Schogl, 40 of Egljoglll' 6L'lll6'5 M1 UKQANJZA moms' Character, Service, Scholastic Standard, Leadership, and Citizenship are the five standards upon which'is based the select- ing of members into the Junior Honor So- ciety. Officers of this organization are Bruce Fowler, president, Richard Deer,vice-pres- identg Dave Osthiemer, secretary. Mr. S. Cooper is sponsor of this club. Other members are Miriam Dorrell, James Wilson, Frank Tardy, Phyllis Rosell, Ruth Collins, Barbara Gale, Joan Tossell, Etta Steinkamp, Joan Buckley, Nancy Shockney. The officers of the Senior Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. F.L. Pierpont, are president, Jesslyn Ball, vice-president, Virginia Rodebeckg secretary, Anita Prangeg treasurer, Ted Fleetwood. Rodney Dunham, Betty Eytchison, Mary Hoffert, Barbara Hoy, Wilard Mclntyre, and Lucille Williams are mem- bers. The Warrenette officers and members, un- der the sponsorship of Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, really were busy this year planning and, making the NCoke' Hours, Pig-Skin-Hop,Q Snow Flurry, Leap Year Frolic, and Spring Dance a success. The Warrenettes also heldtheir an- nual Mother and Daughter Tea, Feb- ruary 21, in honor of their mothers. Of this club,Gin- ny Sittlewas pres- identgBetty McKen- zie,vice president, Anita Prange, Sec- retarygBeverly Dor- rell, Treasurer, Evelyn Morris and Hazel Kleyn, Ser- geant-at-arms, and Barbara Hoy, Chap- lain. Sunshine officers are Jane Tossell, president, Margaret Kirk, vice president, Mary Rogers, recording secretary, Pat Huntsinger, corresponding secretary Knot picturedjg Nadine Price, treasurer Mrs. L. Riser is spon- or of the new club, Y- eens. The elected officers of this club are presi- dent, Shirley Schilling, vice-president, Cath- erine Sprungerg Treasur- er, Mary Ann Mainesg Secretary, Donna Fox, Program Chairman, Marvis Prince, and Council Rep- resentative, Mildred Kirk. We have made la ting fricm! lzzju 41 2 1 .5 3 L Those ln Charge of tue Wigwam for 11147-48 BFG cnnee1xng,1efm to rxghtl Parbara Linz, Leona Perk- lnson, Lucxlle Sprunger, sylvxa Merrill, Carolyn Dickerson, Helen Glende,Jess1yn Ball, Betty Mowry, and Betty McKenzie. Standing are Mac Keithley, me 1947 -18 fl 1 Stall ls tom sed of juniors and seniors 0 have had Bl least LID Sem ters of journalism prevxous tnolr starr work For U4 ara the Warren Owl has ap a ed as a regular se lthly paper devoted to Ile Qulll and Scroll was organized ln 1926 by a group of hlgh lt includes school supervisors, and has grown until today over 1800 chapters located ln nearly every state in the Unlon, ln England, Canada, Br1tlsh'Honduras, Eawall, Alas- ka, Philllpplne Islands and Chile. Some of these young journalists may be headed toward a successful career in the field of journalism and others may even go farther to become great nrlters. Our chapter included in its membership students who have ex- celled ln the editorial, literary, business and art depart- ments of our school paper. If the students stand scholast- lcally in the upper third of their classes for the current year, their names and samples of their work are submitted to the national secretary-treasurer. The members pictures above fleft to rlghtj are: Lucille Wil- liams, Betty McKenzie, Vera Littleton, Evelyn Gllstrap, Bar- bara Perklns, Jesslyn Ball, lac Keithley, Don lorgan and the sponsor, lr. Clyde Nice. The new members, who were inducted at the Public Relations Banquet, are as follows: Evelyn lorrls, Nancy Lentz, Gloria lcGahan, Sylvia Merrill, Betty Rosemeyer, Helen Glenda, Jeanine Ralrdon, Carolyn Dickerson, B111 Deer, John Wright, and Ivan Cordrey. fSee picture on page 471. The officers of the local chapter are Mac Keithley, presl- dentg Betty Jean McKenzie, vice-president, and Lucille Wil- liams, secretary. lvan Cordrey, Lucille Williams, Jeanine Ralrdon, Ray Bullock, Gloria McGahan, Rodney Dunham, Nancy Lentz, Bill Deer, Shirley Beaver, John Wright Betty Rosemeyer, John Armstrong, Evelyn lorrls, Bob Greene and lr. Nice. interests of Warren Central High School and its associ- ates. The staff has had its trials and tribulations as anyone could see from a glimpse into the 'Owl Roost' in Room 14. There, almost any time of day, the edltors and reporters can be seen struggling through stacks of copy, rushing for last minute stories, or just staring at a blank page, wish- lng that there was something on lt. lt seems as though things always turn out all right, because the Owl has never missed a deadline feven lf the second page was shaken up a blt!j The members of the Owl staff pictured are fleft to rlghh Nancy Lentz, Helen Glenda, Evelyn Morris, Carolyn Dicker- son, Bill Deer, Jeanine Rair- don, John Wright, Gloria Ic- Gahan, Sylvia Merrill, Betty McKenzie, Ivan Cordrey, lac Keithley, the sponsorer, Mr. Clyde Nice, and Betty Rose- Owl has received a Honor Rating from High School Press meyer. The First Class the Indiana Association for its outstand- ing work ln the field of Jour- nallsm. and have learned from ta Ima! er uh Q- 1?' The Sunbeam Club nas been very active this year. The officers of the club are pictured nere, with their Williams, Patrick Shookley, Delores sponsorer, Miss Cleo Kinnlscn. tleft to rlghtj Car- Marilyn Day, Norma I a Farley, Joan Stufflebem, Patsy Cooly, Donna Younk, Vern Price, C ooper, Katherine Rigglns, Wilma olyn McClure, Rosalind Mledema, Shirley Davis, Shirley England, Patty Alger, Joan windle, Georgia Hloom, Eaton, Carol Perkins, Ruth Ann VanC1eave, Rosemary Janice Phillipe, and Miss Klnnison. The bus captains are pictured with the township's newest school bus. The captains are, Cleft to right! James Berry, Robert Lanham, Wallace White, Max Sharp, Bob Williams, Ray Laffin, Charles Bremer, How- ard Timmerman, Elmer Wlese, Elna Jensen, Theresa Modlin, Bob Caudell, Mary Winter, Ros- anne McCormick, Don Timmefmenl Joan Staples, Barbara Wortley, Carolyn McClure, Mary Baker, Loislee Burtt. Kneeling are Jack Hunter, and Everett Cass acc tained well ..a.. uracy Club was just organized this year byM1ss Loklle This xs an honorary typing club. Membership is oh- by typing for ten minutes without error, regardless of speed. The members pictured lrlghtj are Sue Ann Black- , Judy Moyer, Donna Smith, Susie Falss, Betty Brannon, Ping, Marcia Ann Gibson, Evelyn Morris, Arla Jo Betty Mowry, Barbara Rosell, Betty Eytchlson, Car- Rodebeck, Betty Hendrickson, Betty McKenzie, Rusella Carolyn Dickerson, fseatedl Barbara Perkins, and Perkinson. More recent members who are not pictured Jesslyn Ball, Beverly Schoentrup, Rose Marie Hurtt, Vera on, Ray Bullock, and David Ingmire. as Well as how to falaaa ,, M. 5 I W W. ,in y N 'Ky 5 Qag Xa .X FK 'V Y r V, vH,,Lj?y, . --:if 9 fs'-,xv ,. ,CRA Q :gp xl-'4 :A ef A ,STA . . 5 wh. ' ' 'Hx T1 Il A , ' 2. ,5 ' '16 1:2 .Wy ff 'Nj 4 H --ix ' -lm: . .- 5 N .- U, ,. Q, U - . I-3 vw, . A .Q f. ' New - I ' K -- 'L --Jw sf, '.. ' 1. 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W hr- '13 9 1',tx ,'- , f1. f'3i,! Ji, GTI I-Efxhffif' -, 7. , -N , 'L ' 'i, f'.' - 0 43' ,'f .:Q ' Q, . -. 1 ' 3 f ,-, d 4',lQ-I qqgvxv'-5 'IM Magix. X554 if 'L if I 3' '11 -. I Q xl K ' qf f4iJ1l:1. 'F 1..?-3-M-':'N f 3' 7 iff. Y ti, 4h'1f , ,., 'NX' . wx f , A ix 1 xg.: , .w,xqN?-,iw 5 1 7- K , 4 , b- N. . 'v f - if f ' 45,1-ffm gg! 5 CLeft to Right, Fourth Howl Dwight Wever, Bob Caudell, Paul Sawyers, Sam Rumford, Bob Skaggs, George Pannell, Bob McClure, Jim Peters, Richard Brown, Roger Oertel, Danny Wilson, Jerry Stevens, John Reilly, Emerson Finch, Jerry Underhill, Bob McCormick, Jack Ebbeler, Warren Sprunger, fThird Rowj Donna Kinzel, Marybelle Gilstrap, Larry Cros- ley, Bob Dollinger, George Groenert, Bill Croasmun, Conrad Epley, Mark Gale, Edward Rosemeyer, Mike Koldyke, Jerry Steffey, Richard Shepherd, Frank Tardy, Don McClure, Dwight Miller, Joe Hilton, Billy Jones, Ralph L1neberry,fSec- ond Row? Lavell McCurdy, Eunice Cochran, Ginny Sittle, Phyllis Rosell, Carolyn Rodebeck, Iona Roney, Etta Stein- kamp, Roberta McConnell, Barbara Blowers, Barbara Windle, Barbara Boren, Marjorie Perkins, Judy Moyer, Pat Dunn, Delores Gumberts, Barbara Weller, Martha Katzenberger, Barbara Hoy, Barbara Reidy, Joyce Hancock,Janice Kohlmeyer, Joann Thomas, fF1rst Row? Barbara McLellan, Barbara Irwin, Nancy Shockney, Barbara Gale, Lila LaMere,Margie Davis, Susie Faiss, Marilyn Buckner, Diana Polk, Miss Kathleen Hergt, Joan Cornelius, Barbara Ping, Margaret Dunn, Jean- ine Rairdon, Joan Tossell, Jean Steele, Barbara Meyer, Marion Hon, Blanche Jennings, Margaret 0'Dell, Hazel Kleyn. Gazing at this picture you undoubtedly recall the many achievements of this active organization, for now you are viewing the vocal section of the music department, the Warren Central senior choir. It has been a busy year, but the choir has shown through with outstanding results. One of the highlights of the year was the operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore given on March 12, 1948, under the direction of Miss Katheleen Hergt. Not a seat was empty duringthe ev- ening performance and from the time the gym lights dimmed and the curtain parted until the close ofthe last act it caused favorable comment from all. Here also recognition should go to Betty Dammrich, choir accompan1st,whose un- tiring efforts have helped Miss Hergt achieve these high honors in concerts, programs and contests. We haw ,alarm d and clfcrufczt The Madrigal group consisting of four graduating seniors and four sophomores all under the direction of Miss Kathleen Hergt pictured left to right are: Larry Crosley, Bob McClure, Joan Tossel, Joan Thomas, Donna AnnKinzel, Joyce Hancock, Don McClure and Mark Gale. Six of these eight members had leading parts in 'H.M.S. Pinaforen, presented on March 12. The singers performed for many different d 1 ti d 1 the ear. Presenting, in the 'Hot Licks' department, the groups gn organ Za Ons ur ng y Swing Band!! Jean Steele, Joan Tossell, lvocal- istsl Roberta McConnell, fP1anoJ Larry Crosley, Charles Estridge, Pat Riggins, Wallace White, Jerry Steffey, Sam Rumford and Ray Laffin. As you now look at the familiar faces of the band members you will quickly recall the many times that this organi- zation provided wonderful entertainment for us. It made us 'mightyn proud the days they displayed their marching ability at several of the football games and judging from the contest results, we all are Hrubbing shoulders' ev- ery day with several prospective 'pros'. Much recognition for the band's high standing must go to Mr. Cecil Hav- ens and Mr. Paul Hamilton, whose fine work has given remarkable results. Through the talent and cooperation of the band, the memories of our basketball and football games have been made a little more vivid. It's annual concerts have also been well presented and have proven an enjoyment to the commun- ity. Visitors who have seen and studied our music department have been well impressed by the extent of the goals obtained and its marvelous supervision. Here also we find the twirlers who can't be overlooked for their exceptional activity. Carolyn Dickerson,drum ma- jorette should be congratulated for her splendid work in leading the band and her line of twirlers through diffi- cult manuevers during marching demonstrations. She made them Carmelita Meyers was replaced by Joann Archer on the event of The Members: fStandingJ Gloria McGahan, Ruth Vansickle, Diana P. Hamilton, Ruth Miller, Joan Archer, Jane Humphrey, Carolyn Donna Lingenfelter, Phyllis Rosell, Jean Stites, Sam Rumford, look like the 'Topsn and we're proud of her, too! Carmelita's moving away from school. Polk, Ray Laffin, Carol Atkinson, Mr. C. Havens, Mr. Dickerson. QThird Rowl Bob Dollinger, Ralph Morris, Jerry Steffey, Howard Timmerman, Elna Jenson, David Timmerman, Janice Cass, Rodney Dunham, Charles Estridge, Dwight Wever, Wallace White, Patrick Riggens,fSecond Row? Nancy Lentz, Shirley VanCleave, David Olinghouse, Marilyn Buckner, Harry Huff, Marlene Aichorn, Martin Williams, Richard Brown, Kenny Mclntyre, Don Haymaker, Bill Day, Bob Dahl, fFirst Rowy Larry Crosley, Juanita Young, Mary Sanders, Joan Mithoefer, Ruth Collins, and Lucille Sprunger. We have lam d to do by dv Mg. Next we see the orchestra and look at those new uniforms. fVery n-i-c-e!J This organization, too, has been a sym- bol of beauty and enjoyment. Here, also, we find many outstanding musicians whose blendings of tones has provided music for countless programs. In this section of the music department we find the string instruments. This addi- tion to the brass, woodwind and percussion families renders a delicate tone to the bold and daringqualities of the others. When Mr. P. Hamilton and Mr. C. Havens put them all together they have a masterpiece of a music portrait, which once heard cannot be forgotten. The orchestra with thirty-five members is smaller than its sister organiza- tion, the band, which has fifty members, but it deserves an equal amount of credit. Its past school year history has kept its reputation like the previous years as being one of the best orchestras in the surrounding territory. The members: fStandingj Gloria McGahan, Ray Laffin, Diana Polk, Mr. C. Havens, Mr. P. Hamilton, Sylvia Merrill, Marilyn Endicott, David Timmerman, Claud Foryth, fThird Rowj Wallace White, Pat Riggins, Howard Timmerman, Jerry Steffey, Sam Rumford, Harry Hoff, Marlene Aichorn, Martin Williams, Bob Dahl, Qsecond Row! Margaret Rei11y,Barbara Frakes, Lois Askren, Lida Koehring, Donna Spell, Margaret Groenert, Frances Wilson, larry Crosley, Nancy Lentz, Juanita Young, Mary Louise Sanders, Lucille Sprunger, fF1rst Row! Bruce Fowler, Patricia Bernhart, Gaynelle Van- sickle, Carolyn Peil, Yolanda Berry, Katherine Riggens, Donna Bardsdale- 46 NWe Shook the Family Tree', the play given by the senior class was a laugh success judging from the plot and response of those who at- tended. The play was originally written in book form by Hildegard Dolson and dramatized by Perry Clark. This, the first senior play at Warren since '45, was pre- sented on the night of November 16 and a matinee was given for the 'Spring Greenn was presented by the juniors on February 15,15s17, and was directed and chosen by Mrs. Lola Pence. The cast: Lila LaMere as Eula Hotchkiss, Bill 0'Donoghue aS Bing Hotchkiss, Pat Riggins as Dunk Doyle, Helen Glende as Pinky Ames, Nancy Lentz as Mrs. Rumble, Ray Laffin as Newton Todd, Bob Folk- ening as Officer Ryan, Teny Bader as Genevieve, John Wright as Mich- eal Todd, Wilmer Neal as Billy, Eunice Cochran as Nina Cassel, De- lores Brown as Scooty, Malcolm pupils that afternoon. The cast included Jesslyn Ball, as Hilde- gard, agirl tired of being a wall- flower, and Bob Dollinger as Fred- die Shermer, who wears knickers. Rodney Dunham asMr. Dolson, Hilde- gard's father, Hazel Kleyn as Mrs. Dolson, mother, Lucille Sprunger as Sally the younger sister, Mac Keithley as Bob the older brother Jo All Thomas as Ellie Mae, Bob's heart-throb, Betty Eytchison as Jill, the friendg Howard Timmerman as the younger brother, Rosemary Burtt as Paige, who likes to play postmang Willard McIntyre as Mr. S. Freddie's father, and Joy Ab- ney as Mrs. Shermer Mrs L Pence was Director. Ebaugh as Grandpa, Gerry Shoe- maker as Dr. Blodgett and SY1V1a Merrill as Tony Cassel. We ha 6 have I1 d play in mu e ll 43 The annual Public Relations Dinner and the dinner is goigegxgsea means of the school'5 Quill and Scroll induction wereheld joint- eXP1'eSSi0nAt0 1311056 organizations that ly on March 19 at 6:30 P.M. in the school render service throughout the year. Mr. cafeteria.. Dr. DeForest 0'Dell, head gf C.E. Eash, principal, introduced the spe- the journalism department' at Butler Uni.. cial guests and the speaker. Mrs. Anna versity was the principal speaker. This Stricker was in charge of the serving. zz fl a candle-I gh! din sr a Well. 4, T. .f,,- NL F., Capacity Crowd Attends Dperettag Super Performance Pleases Audience An .ludlunw uf 1300 lbluned lntcnlly lu Gllbert .lnll Sulllx.ln'S H.M.S, Plnillllle presented Frlday nlght, March 1.5, by lhu Wallcn Lgcntlal Chou ln the suhuul gym. Alhlng buck: and wut Kent opened the bhull mth Lllc gallulb uolng Lhell lt-gulal' cleanup dutlea. 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L, 1 l b We have had our moments 4 S... '- , -... -....,- -. ., W Es. -.. X., if . .. 1,2 I . in the limelylzf. WARREN CENTRAL CHOIR PRESENI H- M- S- PINAFORE The H.M.S. Pinafore, a highly colorful and entertaining two act operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan, will be presented by the Warren Choir tonight at 8:00. Miss Kath- leen Hergt, choral instructor, will direct and Betty Dammrich is to be a piano accompanist. The or- :hestra also will participate. The curtains will open upon the quarter deck of His Majuty's Ship, the Pmafore, and into the century when Lord Nelson's Fleet helped to reign over the high seas for Britain, then Queen oi the waves Leads have bee'n assigned to Larry Crosley, who will portray the Rt, Honorable Sir Porter, K. C. B., First Lord of the Ad- miralty, Robert McClure, Com- mander of the H. M. S. Pinaforei Mark Gale as Ralph Rachshaw, able seaman, Robert Dollinger, Dick Deadeye, able seaman: Don McClure, Billie Bobstay, Boat- swain's mate, and George Groe- nert, Bob Becket, carpenter's mate. Josephine, the caPl3m'5 daughter is to be acted by Jo Ann Thomas while cousin Hebe, Sir Joseph's fn-st cousin will be played by Donna Kinzel. Mrs. Cripps, better known as little Buttercup, will be portrayed by Hazel Kleyn. Those students named for com- mittees were: Costumes, Barbara Hoy, Judith Moyer, Emerson Finch, and Jerry Underhill: 2190- tricians, Don Jackson, Rodney Dunham, and Jack Buckhorn, stage and scenery, Donna Kinzel, Donna Lingenfelter, Donna Barks- dale, Barbara Litz, Leona Perkin- son and Don Jacluon, prompter, Sylvia Merrill, curtain, J 0 h n Prangeg make-up, Barbara Rossell and Barbara Litz, matinee ticket sales, Virginia Sittles, Suzie Faiss, Mark Gale, Robert McClure, George Groenert, Larry Crosley, ,Marjorie Davis, and Delores Gun- u p wh ile Mrs. Sanders, bertsg ushers. Jane Humphrey, Rodgers, Jane Tossell, Na- Price, and Janice Case. Mr. Paul Hamilton helped with general supervision of the l while Cecil Havens di- the Senior Orchestra, Mr. D Keever was in charge ofthe g. Mr. Clyde Spears, with stage posters, and tickets and Fred Rodebeck and Mr. Rn- Sprunger took care of the ticket sales. Mr. Wayne Murphy and Mr. Herman Nolte were the assistants. Miss Marjorie was in charge of make- Marga ret Irwin the art arrangements. Eighty chorus voices will parti- in this event and the or- members will include Fowler, Patricia Bernhardt. Koehring, Margaret Reilly, Frakes, Lois Askren, Juanita Young, Lentz, Lucille Sprunger, Barksdale, Yolanda Ber- Martin Williams, Marlene Ai- Harry Hoff, Howard Tim- n, Virginia Rodebeck, Wal- White, Claude Forth, Ray Gloria McGa'han, Sylvia and Carol Atkinson. 49 The Leap Year Frolic proved to be really a frolic! Gals invited the guys so every girl had her Hdream date.'The Warren Swing band under Mr. Cecil Havens' direction play- ed. QNote their swell band-standlj The refreshment table was manned by the P.T.A. Chairmen and the members of the dance committees were: publicity-Betty McKenzie and Gloria McGahan, Sylvia Merrill, Helen Glende, Jackie Franklin, tickets - BeverlyDorrel and Bev. Stanton, Lila LaMere, Barb Camp- bell, Barb Gale, Helen Armstrongg decorations - Barbara Hoy and Le- ona Perkinson, Judy Moyer, Dalores McDuffey, Margaret Wininger, Doris Simpson, refreshments - Anita Prange and Barbara Reidy, Donna and Marilyn Smith, Donna Thompson, Carolyn Dickerson, program - Eve- lyn Morris, Hazel Kleyn and Jess- lyn Ball, Betty Eytchison. Zfhcre have If an lighter moment , tw Mrs. Eash has us well supplied lets, notebooks, ever else we may Z '.. the job of keeping with pencils, tab- erasers, and what- need in the way of classroom equipment. She also has the task of balancing the books of the school cafeteria, and all clubs and organizations which have funds. Every day of the week Mrs. Alma Taylor is at Warren Township schools. On alternate Mondays she is at Lowell and Cumberland schools, Tuesday and Wednesday, at Warren Central, alternate Thursdays, at Shade- land and if needed she will go to Pleasant Run and Cumberland. On alternate Fridays she is at Township House and pleasant Run. ln the grade schools, Mrs. Tay101' Che'3k5 eyes, teeth, and the throats of students, records vac- cinations, and sends notices to Parents- All first grade students are examined by Mrs- Taylor when they start to school in the fall and the third and fifth grade D'UDi1S are Checked yearly. Others are examined if referred to hef by Teach- CIS. At Warren Central, Mrs. Taylor Superinfends hearing tests, dental examinations and nurS9S Pupils who are ill. She also sends notices to homes calls at homes and tends to health problems discovered by the attendance department. in-if Our nurse is' 0Mrc' ll d bwkgfarc sem' 171 many Way . 5'ir f in W pm nf' ' , Q, ,.. .r 9. -1 'mf .H .?V ,4- This season's Warrior Football squad completed a fair season, winning four, los- ing four, and tying one. Warren finished third in the county with a 3-1-1 record. In photo 1, Alan Miedema hesves a pass. joe Ballard takes a backfield stance in photo 3. In photo 4, backfieldmen joe Ballard, Ken- ny Winnings, Alan Miedema, and Ed Wieland hud dle around Coach Wood. Photo 5 shows Coach Vaughen Wood, who completed his fifth year as head varsity coach this last season. The two stalwart, senior linemen, john Leigh and Irven Waterman, are shown in photo 3 6. Their loss will be felt next season. Keith Bobenmoyer, who delighted Warrior fans pzlrddf 'fill Y. - Y if' fa, .Q a, ,. , with his long punts, lets one go in photo 7. Photo 8 shows the boys working at a necessary but unglamorous part of practice--the charg- ing sled. Coach Wood. Captain Waterman and backs George Ostheimer and Alan Miedema talk things over in photo 9. The entire squad is pictured in photo 10. All is not work, as shown in photo 11. as Bill Showalter aims a crack at Ass't. Coach Herman Nolte. The outlook for the team next season is bright with the return of the entire back- field plus end Herb Rosemeyer, who was elected most valuable player. 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'IA WUI' :- I in V - A ' IV I 5, A I uI1iI II .39 II. ,,.I 9.13 If X: I xx - xl , H N Nuff to the 1641623 WOOD Mw- -gig 5 X ig. I 4 'f 1,9 ' ' ,Q . and the slzarpshwfiug WA16131016 Warren's Warriors did not enjoy a successful season as they won seven and lost four- teen, However, the outlook is bright for next year with nine members returning. One of the highlights of the season was the four team tourney at Tech which the War- riors won. They easily tri- umphed over Decatur Central 40-28 andthen outlasted Frank- lin Twp. to win 49-44. In both the county and sectional the Warriors lost to the eventual champs. Speedway turned back Warren 33-28 in a county first rounder. Wash- ington sidelined the Warriors 57-48 after Warren had upset Shortridge 49-44. The picture on the right shows the tip off of the Law- rence Central game. Top left on the opposite page shows ac- tion in the first Washington game, which Warren lost 41-38. snug --.Q 2 n I 1 no 3 2 z , 4.... :B'.. ' ..f 'i' m - W K. , . 59?-j . . .... X iF ' H Q Q N . j . ,--1 --I 4 P 9 M,- .. :hr--e,. E- gg?vx QQALJL, J With Spring y 6017165 5164616 In photo 1 a couple of the track- sters warm up. Dave Wilson lets go the shot in photo 2. Photo 3 shows Irv Waterman clearing a high hurdle. Kenny Winings clears the high jump bar in photo 4. Photo 5 shows the cross country squad which won the county title last fall. Photo 6 shows Walt Curran pole vaulting. Dashman Ed Wieland is shown in photo 7. JE- Elzrrrlraaars AQ raaaaarrs rarely al rcs! Cheer leaders left - to right are Elmer Wiese, Lida Koehring and Lila LaMere. Managers are Don Borgman, George Bullock, Wilmer Ne- al, Bruce Fowler and George Groenert. -- ffl '- ' . 41 . A ' '51 - 3' ::: , Q 1 YQ, U -- . I ,R h A 1 Pictured above are the reserve cheer leaders who are left to right, Barbara Frakes, Jim Tillotson and Jean Ash- ley. In the lower right-hand corner is Carolyn Dickerson who served as head drum majorette until she moved to La- Porte, Indianagduring the last half of the second semester. Jane Humphrey took over her position when the band marched at Plainfield at the district band and orchestra contest. Elmer, Lida and Lila were veterans when it come to lead- ing. They all led the Warriors last year and Elmer andLida the year before that. Elmer leaves this year as he is a A senior, but the girls remain. George Groenert and Bruce are the two managers who have served the athletic department before Bullock, Don Borgman and Wilmer Neal being the new additions. None of these boys will leave as all are underclassmen. . , Wi Girls share the lime! gh! in 5.,4.,4. List of activities enlarged The girls of the athletic department have enlarged their list of activities on a large scale. Volleyball, softball, basketball, ping-pong, shuffleboard, and tumbling fpictured below! were included. Members were Thelma Amos, Billie Alg- er, Helen Armstrong, Effie Bottema, Barbara Blowers, Nor- ma Bohannon, Barbara Frakes, Delores Gumberts, Lide Koeh- ring, Janice Kohlmeyer, LilalnMere, Rosie Lichtenberg, Donna Lingenfelter, Evelyn Morris, Phyllis Miller, Ruth Miller, Sylvia Merrill, Gloria McGahan, Mike Meyers, Margaret O'Dell, June Overton, Marlene Phelps, Diana Polk, Lois Paul, Margaret Reilly and Barbara Windle. Officers elected by the members of the G. A.A. have served their terms and new ones will be elected as a new term starts next year. No seniors participated in G.A.A. this year so the officers consisted of one junior and three sophs. Seated left to right are: Diana Polk, treasurerg Margaret Reilly, presidentgThel- ma Amos, vice president and Donna Lingenfelteq secretary. Miss Oster- meir, sponsor, is stand- ing. The president is pictured below. -I , gg . si, I: Our drum maj orettes! Those cute little gals strutting al- ong with theband at football games were fleft to r1ghtJRuth Miller, Jane Humph- rey and JoAnneArch- er. Carolyn Dicker- son and Mike Meyers moved so the group was reducedto three. Senior Activities JOY ABNEY - G,A.A, 3, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assist- ant 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Representative 2, 3, 4-H 1, Senior Play. RAY ALEXANDER - Pep Club 2, Hi-Y Alpha 4, Track 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Assistant 2, 3, 4, Bus Captain 3, Student Represen- tative 2, 3. RICHARD ALGER - Hi-Y Alpha 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Assistant 3, Corri- dor Monitor 1, Senior Council 4, Basket- ball 1, MARJORIE ANDERSON - Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 3, 4, Assistant 2, 3, 4. JOHN ARMSTRONG ' PCP Club 2, 3, Hi- Y Alpha 4, Sr. Chorus 1, Assistant 2, Bus Captain 1, 2, 3, Sr. Council 4, Stu- dent Representative 3, Leadership Club 2, Sophomore Play, DONALD ARTHUR - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Track 4, Assistant 3, 4, Baseball 4, Sophomore, junior, and Senior Plays, PAT ASHLEY - G,A.A. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Sunshine,Club 1, Glee Club 2, Assistant 3, Corridor Monitor 1, 2, 4-H 1, Sophomore and junior Plays.Warrenettes - 2, 3 - Treasurer 3, JOANN BAKER - Pep Club 3, Warrenettes 3, 4, JESSLYN BALL - Quill G Scroll 3, 4, Sunshine Club 1, Secretary 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Honor Society 4, President 4, jr.Honor Society 3, Madrigal 2, Sr, Chorus 2, Operetta 2, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 4, junior and Senior Plays, Owl 3, Wig- wam 4, Accuracy Club 4, JOE BALLARD - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Assistant 3, 4, BUS Captain 2, SHIRLEY BEAVER - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 3, 4, Assistant 1, 4, Corridor Monitor 1, 4-H 1, Wigwam 4. BARBARA BOREN - Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta 2, 4, JANE BOYNTON - Sunshine Club 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 4, Corridor Moni- tor 1, 2, 4-H 1. CHARLES BREMER - Bus Captain 4, Assis- tant 2, 3, DON BRUNE - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Coun- cil 4, President 4, Student Representative 4, Leadership Club 1, RAY BULLOCK - Hi-Y Alpha 4, Hi-Y Beta 3, Track 1, Cross Country 3, Corridor Mon- itor 1, Wigwam 4, Accuracy Club 4. LOISLEE BURTT - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, Bus Cap- tain 2, 3, 4, Corridor Monitor 2, 3, ROSEMARIE BURTT - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Bus Captain 4, 4-H 2, Senior Play, Corridor Monitor 2, Accuracy Club 4, CARL CLOUD - Hi-Y Alpha 4, Track 4, As- sistant 4, IVAN CORDREY - Pen Club 2, 3, Quill Q Scroll 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 4, As- sistant 2, 3, Bus Captain 1, 2, Corridor Monitor 1, Student Representative 3, Lead- ership Club 3, Sophomore, junior, and Sen- ior Plays, Owl 2, 3, 4, Wigwam 3, 4, jOAN CORNELIUS - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Sophomore Play, Sr. Honor Society 4, ALICE CURTIS - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, 4, Corri- dor Monitor 1. ROBERT DAHL - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Cor- ridor Monitor 1, Operetta 1, 2, Track 4, MARJORIE DAVIS - G.A,A, 1, 2, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 2, 4, Assis- tant Bus Captain 4, Corridor Monitor 1, Operettas 2, 4,4-H 1, 2, Sophomore and Senior Plays, Drill Team 2, 59 ERWIN DEERBERG - Track 1, BOB DOLLINGER - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 4, Football Manager 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Track Manager 2, 3, Cross Country Manager 2, 3, Assistant 3, Oper- etta 1, 4, Leadership Club 2, Sophomore and Senior Plays, Student Representative 3. BEVERLY DORREL - G.A,A. 2, Pep Club 3, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, jr. Honor Society 2, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 3, Leadership Club 1, 4, Drill Team 2. RODNEY DUNHAM - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, jr, Honor Society 2, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more, junior, and Senior Plays, Wigwam 4. MARGARET DUNN - G.A.A. 1, 2, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 4, Glee Club 1, Operetta Sr, Chorus 2, 3, 4, 2, 4-H 1. JOHN ENDICOTT - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2. BETTY EYTCHISON - shine Club 1, President 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, jr, Honor Society 1, 2, President 2, Assistant 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Sun- 3, 4. Corridor Monitor 1, Student Rep- resentative 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, Leadership Club 1, 2, junior and Senior Plays, Ac- curacy Club 4, Vice-President 4. MARY FIVECOAT - G.A.A. 1, 2. Drill Team 2, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, Corridor Monitor 1, 4-H 1, 2, 3. TED FLEETWOOD - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr, Honor Society 3, 4, Sr, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, MARJORIE FOLKENING - Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assis- tant 4, Senior Play, WALT FRANKHOUSE - Pep Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Sr, Band 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Cap- tain 3. 60 MARK GALE - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Pep Club 3, Sr, Honor Soc- iety 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3,Bask- etball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Student Representative 3, Corridor Monitor 1, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Leadership Club 2, 3, Sophomore Play. BILL GARRIOT ' Pep Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Bus Cap- tain 2,Corridor Monitor 2. EVELYW GILSTRAP - Quill G Scroll 3, 4, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, As- sistant 1, 2m 25 4, Owl 2, 3, HAROLDA GREEN - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Sun- shine Club 1, Vice-President 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, 3, 4. BOB GREEN - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr. Band 2, Football 1, Owl 4, Wigwam 4. DOLORES HARRIS - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, RICHARD HAWKINS - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Footballl, 2. 3, Baseball 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. BETTY HENDRICKSON - Assistant 4, Ac- curacy Club 4, President 4. BARBARA HIGGINSON - G,A.A. 1, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, S0ph0m0re and Senior Plays. HARRY HOFF - Hi-Y Alpha 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Sr. Honor Society 4, Track 4, MARY HOFFERT - Sunshine Club 1, Warren- ettes 2. 3, 4, Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, Assistant 2, 4, MARIAN HON - G.A.A. 2, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, 4-H 1, Sophomore Play, Drill Team 2, BARBARA HOY - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, Chaplain 4, Sr. Honor Society 3, 3, jr. Honor Society 1, 2, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 3, Op- eretta 2, 4, 4-H 1, Junior Flay. BOB JACKSON - Student Representative 4. BLANCHE ,IENNINGS - Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, ELNA JENSEN - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Sf- Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant 3, 4, Assistant Bus Captain 4, Band Council 4, EDWARD JOHNSON - Basketball 2, BUS CHP- tain 2, 3, 4-H 2. MAC KEITHLEY - Quill 6 Scroll 3, 4, President 4, Corridor Monitor 1, 2, 3, Student Representative 4, junior and Sen- ior Plays, Owl 2, 3, 4, Wigwam 3, 4. DONNA KINZEL - Sunshine Club 1, Pres- ident 1, Glee Club 1, Sr, Chorus 2, 3, Madrigal 3, jr, Honor Society 1, 2, War- renettes 2, 3, G.A,A. 2, Operetta 3. Sr , Honor Society 3, HAZEL KLEYN - Sunshine Club 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3,4, Sargeant at Arms 4, jr. His- torical Society 2, 3, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 4, Student Represen- tative 4, Operetta 2, 4, Senior Play. CHARLES KREIGER - BUS C-3Pf6i11 4, C0f1'i' dor Monitor 2, ALFRED LAFARY' - ,IOHN LEIGH - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 4, NADENE LIGHTLE - Warrenettes 4, PAT LINGENFELTER - G.A.A, 1, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Corridor Mon- itor 1, 2, 3, Student Representative 4, 4-H 1, 2, VERA ANN LITTLETON - PeP Club 2, 3, Quill 8, Scroll 3, 4, Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, 3, Corridor Monitor 1, 2, junior Play, Owl 2, 3, Ac- curacy Club 4, BARBARA LITZ - Pep Club 1. 2, 3, Sun- shine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Assis- tant 4, Corridor Monitor 2, 3, Leadership Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wigwam 4, ,IOYCE HCCLELLAN - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MCCLURE - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Mad- fig-91 2, 4, Sr, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Co,-1-jd- or Monitor 1, Senior Council 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Senior Play, BARBARA MCINTOSH - Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, Senior Play WILLARD HCINTYRE - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr, Honor Society 3, 4, Assistant 3, Sophomore junior, and Senior Plays, Wigwam 4, BETTY MCKENZIE - G,A.A, 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Quill 6 Scroll 3, 4, Vice-Presi dent 4, Sunshine Club 1, Corresponding Sec- retary 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Vjce-P,-es- dent 4, Assistant 2, Student Representa- tive 2, Leadership Club 2, Owl 2, 3, 4, Wigwam 3, 4, Underclassman Editor 3, Edi- tor 4, Sr. Honor Society 4, Drill Team 2, Accuracy Club 4, KATHRYN MCMILLAN - e.A,A, 1. 2, 3. 4. Sunshine Club 1, Warrenattes 2, 3, 4, As- sistant 1, 4-H 1, 2, 3, BARBARA MEYER - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 4, Student Representa- tive 2, Operetta 2, 4, Sophomore Play. WESLEY MICHEL - Pep Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Alpha 4, Sr.. Chorus 1, Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Sophomore Play, Leadership Club 2, CURTIS MIDDLETON - PeP Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr, Band 1, 2, 3, Assistant-3, Student Representative 1 , 2, Sophomore play, Sr, Honor Society 4, VERNON MITHOEFER - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4 CARLOS MONTGOMERY - PGP Club 1, 2, 3, Owl 2, 3, DON MORGAN - Quill G Scroll 3, 4, Owl 2, 3, BETTY MOWRY - G,A.A. 1, 2, PeP Club 1, 2, 3, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, fr. Honor Society 2, Vice-President 2, Glee Club 1, Assistant 2, 3, 4, Corri- dor Monitor 1, Student Representative 2. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Club 3, Sopho- 61 62 more Play, Wigwam 4, Sr, Honor Society 4, Accuracy Club 4, Secretary 4, Drill Team 2. JUDITH ANN MOYER - Sllnsliine Clzib 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, 0961'- etta 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Sophomore Play, Ac- curacy Club 4, DELBERT OVERTON - Pep Club 2. 3, Hi-Y Alpha 4, Basketball 1, 2, Senior Council 4, BARBARA PERKINS - Quill 8, Scroll 3, 4, Sunshine Club 2, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, jr, Honor Society 2, Secretary 2, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Assistant, 3, 4, Oper- etta 2, Owl 2, 3, Accuracy Club 4, LEONA PERKINSON - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, fr. Honor Society 2, As- sistant 2, 3, 4, Bus Captain 3, Corridor Monitor 1, Senior Council 4, G.A,A. 2, Ac- curacy Club 4, JACK PHELPS - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, CAROLYN PIEL - Sunshine Club 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Corri- dor Monitor 1. ANITA PRANGE - Sunshine Club 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Sr, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Secretary 4, jr, Honor Society 3, Assistant 2, 3, 4, Senior Council 4, 4-H 1, 2, Leadership Club 2, Drill Team 2. BARBARA JEAN REIDY - G,A,A. 3,Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Assistant 2, 3, Bus Captain 3, Corridor Monitor 1, Operetta 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Leadership Club 2, School Diary 2, Drill Team 2, CAROLYN RODEBECK - Sunshine Club 1 , Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 2, Operetta 2, 4, 4-H 1, Senior Play, Drill Team 2, Accuracy Club 4. VIRGINIA RODEBECK - Sunshine Club 1, Chaplin 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Sr, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4. IONA RONEY - SI-mShifle Club 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Corridor Monitor 1, 2, Operetta 2, 4-H 1, 2, Lead- ership Club 2, Sophomore Play, BARBARA ROSELL - Sunshine Club 1, War- renettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 1, 3, 4, Stu- dent Representative 1, 4-H 1, 2, Sr,Hon- or Society 4, Accuracy Club 4. BILL SCHELSKE - Hi-Y Alpha 4, BILL SHOWALTER - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 1, Assistant 2, 3, Bus Captain 2, VIRGINIA SITTLE - Pep Club 1, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sr., Chorus 2, 4, Glee Club 1, Assistant 1, 3, Operetta 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Drill Team 2, LUCILLE SPRUNGER - G,A,A. 2, 3, Sun- shine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, fr, Honor Society 2, Sr, Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Representative 1, Operetta 1, 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Sophomore, junior, and Senior Plays, Wigwam 4, Honor Society 4, Leadership Club 2, Schbol Diary 4, BEVERLY STANTON - Pep Club 3, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sargeant at Arms 3, Assistant 1, 2, Corridor Monitor 1, 4-H 1, 2, Junior Play, ARLA STITES - Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Student Representative 4, 4-H 2, 3, 4, Leadership Club 2, 3, 4, G,A.A. 3, As- sistant 3, Senior Play, Accuracy Club 4. HELEN SWANSON - VANDA ,IOLINE SWEM - Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 4, Sophomore Play. ,IOANN THOMAS - G.A.A. 1, 2, Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, As- sistant 1, Operetta 2, 4, 4-H 1, Sophomore and Senior Plays, Sr., Honor Society 4, BOB THOMPSON - Football 1, HOWARD TIMMERMAN - Hi-Y Alpha 3- 4. Sf- Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 3, 4, Bus Captain 4, Sophomore, junior and Senior Plays. AGNES UBERTA - Sunshine Club 1, Warren- ettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Cor- ridor Monitor 1. PEGGY UNDERWOOD - Yell Leader 3, War- renettes 3. 4. SHIRLEY VANCLEAVE - Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant 4, 4-H 1, 2. MAX VAUGHN - Football 4. IRVIN WATERMAN - Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Assis- tant 4. WALLACE LEE WHITE - Dance Band, Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr, Or- chestra 3, 4, Sr, Chorus 2, Bus Captain 3, 4. Corridor Monitor 1, Operetta 2, 63 ELNER WIESE - Pep Club 2, Cheer Leader 3, 4,Hi-Y Alpha 3, 4, Track 4, Cross Coun- ty 3, Assistant 2, 3, 4, Bus Captain 4, Corridor Monitor 2, 3. Senior Council 4, Student Representative 4, junior Play Bas- ketball 1. LUCILLE WILLIAMS - Pep Club 3, Quill Q Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4, Sunshine Club 1 Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sr, Honor Society 3 4, Assistant 1, 2. 3, 4, Senior Council 4 Student Representative 2, 3, Owl 2, 3 1 I 1 1 Wigwam 3, 4, Corridor Monitor 1 , 4-H 1- 2, DAVE WILSON - Hi-Y Alpha 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1. 2. Baseball 4, Track 1' 2, 3, 4, Assistant 2, Corridor Monitor 1. JUANITA YOUNG - G,A,A, 3,Sunshine Club 1, Warrenettes 2, 3, 4, Sf, Band 11 2' 3' 4, Sr, Orchestra 3, 4, Assistant 1, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, ' A driving course under the supervision of Mr. Herman Nolte was begun The scuffling of feet around the study hall will always remain as one of the fond memo- ries of the senior class. at Warren. The students were given eight weeks of instruction anda test booklet to com- plete. A state patrol- man gave the final test for the student's oper- ators licenses. Mr. Nolte and Gerald Shoemaker are shown be- low inspecting the dual- controlled Ford used in the course. . , ' Qi f 1'-W i l V ...r,.,,q.f':,v ' , 1 ff JJ X The l 948 WIGWAM 5 4 N Edited by the Journalism Department of Warren Centralf High School Indianapolis, Indiana Senior Farewell We, the Of 1948 Wish to members of the Senior Class express our gratitude, To the school we think is great. We've had our laughs, we've had our sighs, Those days are almost gone. We made decisions we thought were wise, And regretted them later on. When we were Frosh, we proudly smiled, And wore our kelly green, And brighter, wiser Sophomores, You've surely never seen. Hard work, then the Junior year, Our goal was in plain sight, We wanted that diploma on graduation night. Now that the night is almost here, It's a little sad, you know, We sort Year or of wish we had another two to go. But when we last pass through these portals As We An Do we realize now we must, leave you Freshies, Sophs, and J almost sacred trust. all you can, the best you can, Though your lessons make you sigh, And you, Because And now A world We're a Warren, too, will thank your teach they set the standards high as we stand ready to enter of different hue little scared, but we'll no thanks to you. You've given us the things we need, And above all else we do, We vow to make you proud of us, As we say 'Farewellu to you. uniors, ers t falter B. McKenzie - Editor WARREN CENTRAL P. -T. A. 1947-1948 P. - T. A. OFFICERS Mrs. R. L. Hnmphrey President 4463 Mrs. C. A. Rosell Vice-Pres. 6838 Mr. C. E. Eash Znd Vice-Pres. 1748 Mrs. P. E. Wright Secretary 1738 Mr. Edward Baldwin Treasurer Bl. 2164 Mrs. I. C. Gumberts Cor. Secy. Ir 8848 ADVISORY BOARD Mrs. Harold Rodden Mrs. Willis O'Donaghue Mrs. J. Preston Lentz Seated fleft to rightj - Mr. C.E. Eash, Mrs. C.A. Rosell, Mrs. R.L. Humphrey, Mrs. J.C. Gumberts, Mr. Edward Baldwin, Standing - Mrs. Willis 0'Donaghue, Mrs E.A. Jennings, Mrs. G.A. McGahan, Mrs. Sam Rumford, Mrs. E. Fowler, Mrs. E.F. Timmerman, Mrs. Harold Rodden, Mrs. J. L. Wilson, Mrs. H.L. Byrkett, Mrs. L. D. Olinghouse, Mrs. L.L. LaMere, Mrs. Wayne Murphy, Mrs. George Moyer, Mrs.H. A. Tossell, and Mrs. C. Van Cleave. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program Mrs. W. R. Cochran Bl. 3945 Hospitality Mrs. H. L. Byrkett Ir. 6955 Finance Mrs. G. C. Winings lr. 5734 Publicity Mrs. R. Darringer Bl. 0653 Membership Mrs. H. A. Tossell Ir. 3466 Publications Mrs. E. A. Jennings Ir. 8891 Mag. Sub. Mrs. A. Steffey Cu. 71-w-3 Historian Mrs. C. Van Cleave Ir. 4207 Soc. Hygiene Mrs. L. L. LaMere Ir. 8928 Goals of Achievement Mrs. E. F. Timmerman Bl. 1066 Study Group Mrs. G. Stephenson Ir. 8765 Recreation Mrs. W. Murphy Wa. 4291 Health, Safety Mrs. I. Glazier lr. 2522 Procedure and By Laws - Character, Spiritual Mrs. Sam Rumtord Ir. 9137 Legislative Mrs. A. P. Riggins Cu. 43w2 World Citizenship, Red Cross Mrs. 1. L. Wilson lr. 3784 Student Aid Mrs. R.Caudell Ir. 8066 School Ed. Mrs. L. D. Olinghouse Bl. 0527 Music Mrs. C. R. McClure lr. 2125 Cancer Cupb'd Mrs. W. F. Sewell Bl. 0158 Dancing Class Mrs, E. S. Duclos Cu. 25 Radio Mrs, G. A. McGahan II. 8077 Friendship Mrs. E. 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Ba CIT 9 Phone 18 Service Road 6 G C6 E bferlland, In CCum Miller Lunch Cumberland French Fries Q, Sandwiches Home Made Soups Sodas - Sundaes Lubrication -- 24 Hr. Service -- Washing BUCK'S GULF SERVICE 2 4 HOUR .WRECKER SERVICE Brookville Road and English Ave. Phone IR 0997 Indianapolis, Ind. U S Road 52 Large Wooded Home Sites Irving Ridge Addition Approx. 7200 East 'Tenth St. Gas and electricity available. Eitg water in along E. llltln io Sadllar Drive F. H. A. APPROVED , -T IRVINGTON'S IEW ELER John J. Eder Irvington 6767 5520 East Washington Stre As We mme Preface One score and three years ago our forefathers brought forth upon this campus a new high school conceived in ideals and dedicated to the prop- osition that all students are creat- ed equal. Although those weren't the exact words of Lincoln the meaning to us, the students of Warren Central, is quite clear. It is the purpose of this, your year book, to bring to you memories of the years gone by -- years that were spent in the class rooms of this -- your Alma Mater. As you thumb through the pages remember when Effie Bottema and Mar- garet Reilly won all of those 4-H awards -- Anita Prange won the na- tional D.A.R. contest and her trip to Washington -- Martin Williams was auditioned by Fabien Sevitsky -- and Betty Mowry won a W.C.T.U. award. It is our hope that as you glance o'er the familiar faces of your friends perhaps ten or twenty years hence you will fully realize how truly trivial were your high school trials and tribulations in compari- son with those you experience in la- ter life. Warren has watched many of the students, that pass through her por- tals for the last time as students, develop from flighty youngsters to mature men and women. Men and women ready to make their debut into the world -- ready to begin a whole new way of life. The future before them, the past behind, with many a sacred memory tucked away within the pages of this, the year book of '48. in flu' 5 d Table of Contents Page Preface .... , , 2 Administrators . . 3 Faculty .... , 4 School History . , 5 Seniors .... , 5 Activities . , 16 Informals . . . , 18 Class History . . , 22 Juniors .... , 23 Sophomores . , 26 Freshmen . . , 29 Eighth Grade . , 32 Seventh Grade . . . . , 35 Classrooms ....... . 38 Clubs and Organizations . . . 40 Senior Activities . . . . . 51 Sports ..... , , 55 Senior Farewell . , , 61 Allen County Pubhc Lrbrary 900 Webster Street PO B 2270 Fort Rayne, IN 46801-2270 af HIIUIWKI' gran 11 rl' Pope's Pure O11 1F0ut9S Statlon at Marliet F dl M lk Tires ' Batteries - Parts 00 ar et Groceries and Meats Ice Cream and Frozen Foods Magazines Meats and Groceries Notary Public P. O. Station 16 U56 OW 51458-'if System S998 E. Tenth sf. 8654 E. Washington lr. 8280 HerH Jones Co. JE W E L R Y We Made Warren Senior Rings 1411 N. 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Harpnnl nl. nszs A Hiifif . vA,,,..f A A .,,,,1 - , , ve Cumberland, Indiana Cumby, 88 24 hour road and Wrecker servxce .- V. ni. 1 sy? 1 -, nrtnr llnn Pennsylvania 011 ,53 IRJI ealer Q 'S C3 Z Q- 3 CD IP- ll-Il5fUJ N. Penn, ,limi bcfare Mr. Cornelius E. Eash, principal of Warren for 24 years, graduated from To- peka High School, Topeka, Indiana. He received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Indiana University. Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, vice principal and Dean of Girls, has been rendering her services to Warren for twentyw-four years. She received her B. A. degree from Indiana State Teachers College, her M.A. degree from Indiana Univer- sity Mr. Fred Rodebeck, teacher of com- merce and Dean of Boys at Warren for nineteen years, attended Central Normal, Purdue, Indiana andButler Universities. He has been buyer for the cafeteria for a number of years. C. E. EASH afff' ,4 MJNJS weft wie MYRTLE RODDEN FRED RODEBECK we app an 5 Lithographed at Indianapolis Blue Print 5 Lithograph Co., Inc. 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