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

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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

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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