Warren Central High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1949
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I, lg?-'-.',,J-11. - Vw 'Q 4:1 ,. .w '--'J .- Y- vw , -v H- 1 9 -Q - w L- ' , 4 f'li1 E.,l5,! 'rw--MX.fY:.'12-A--.-.f'-1-V'..5'.Y'1f.-Ku 4,111.1 ,. '4.1l1-. I ff- -.-,-, ' -A a' W. 1, ,, . 5--, wwf M we ng Q.. A x .wa ff Q , - . 1 , '-185. ,:'f'. ,.5'-v - . uf -M :SIN -1----z. :':-vl-.'-rgm '- f. X- f'r.-av' ,G-A n..' .mu -,L P: f, Q L-- X ' ' ' r ' ..f-. ., M.. lf- wh. N. W, -M .N wr, ff., Eff-1,g,,,,i ,mg ,1,f,,- ,. Wy ,q., 1-.V - H ' I, .L , .. M ' H - 'fx' 'f mu 'bu' , V-.ff 1J: ,,-F 'U V' '-- N -f ,1 gf 11' - r .X ,J -.w.,.. fp y 1 ,tn ,I .. V5 f . UR. QHDITION5 HFLE ll x N? -fl ' ., .7-wrist. 1- ?? T??2Z?i' 1' :if v ,i,-5.7. 5... ill fe 'WA Y Ulf pr' xl The present dean of boys, Mr. Fred Rodebeck, joined War- ren in 1929. In the year of 1933, economics and govem- ment were begun for the seniors who had taken one year of history previously. Four tennis courts were erected in 1935 and the football field plans were be n. Football came to Warren in the fall of 1937 with Mr. rlilomas Stirling as the first coach. The new science laboratory was completed. The school first contacted Mr. Harold McDonald concerning painting the murals for the library. Miss Mary Schaid was the first sponsor of the Sunbeam Organization which held its first meeting on October 28, 1939. In 1941 the Madrigal Singers were organized. af . w 1' ' X ll fbi: ' Twenty-five years have passed at War- ren, and looking back through the years one discovers many factors aiding in its development. It was in the year of 1925 that the stu- dents of Cumberland and Shadeland schools moved into the present build- ing.Nineteen twenty-six sawthe school receiving the name Warriors, Three teachers have been with the fac- ulty since Warren's founding - Mr. C. E. Eash, principalg Mrs. Myrtle Hodden, vice-principalg and Mr. Walter Mowrey, athletic director. Through their tire- less efforts Warren is today a school outstanding in its varied activities and events. l qi 7 I-1 Y J It was in 1942 that Warren won the coveted honor of being awarded mem- bership in the North Central Associ- ation. The Owl Staff received thelr Roost from Mr. Eash in 1944. Nineteen-forty-nine saw the new clocks and bell system and the twen- ifvy-fifth anniversary edition of the 'arren Owl. This briefly is the history of your Warren Central High School since its founding a quarter of a century ago. X ,, 5 .5 me Tai- FITIIT 'Prizes in I V 125' N.. New 5-CPSC? .51-rear . A . in YH. 412. L -,il 4 l , our noral ff! Gift fha? Q l? -4 Coe-sages made. for 30... P.......glirj. f .-.l,,,g,,,, , A 1 Wi!-Iso have, -flowers for any occasion.. 9734 E. fnfash.. 15 X -cf, , , ,s ,gn-1191. - Btanz. lik gif- .- I VA 8 I These 'gal-dang' inventors! - ' Wish they'd think up som'- H 0 thin' practic-call - like a I an mule with a soft back bone.' ' ' ' ' A 235315, 7 ' xii ,Q A iwfziuqrx ff , I ' I ' it A sh it U' , A- .' X' ,V X 'c I '1 X I Egwme rr -5,-,XJHL 1 AQ L' E 41. eng,-al Co 7. . X V ' -sg Acuu ly C1452 -I3 - '-Q Q - X ,-T - '-X -'-' - fu -,i NX- -f ,ii 7- W A 8 x X? . A H ' V 'uf I0 155 UIDEE TO ULEESS f YY ,,,,,,4-A -r- M', M ,-f- ., ,--1'- '?, ff --ff: -v .-1 .- .f-f ,,,.n- v -f ' f- .- ff ,i,,,, Z V HND LHNHE -we-' 1 D1 Bj C-IEEE' It ain't the kind 'ah hat ye wears that makes cha a president No siree! It's what's un r the hat that count . u- ' KJ X 4 ff, . Q 1 X Xxx. N def 1 B I Q 1 In x 9 y. a ' x , 'Qu ZZ - A ff! xv f '- s ! If f J P 7 T WW , a ? f fadffx M' X R ,wh f . ' w, ' ' 4 Q 5 '3'L - marc? Img M if! F 4, iii-Sales m'E',5Q . A I-Z, A byax- ' 2 14 ,-0 QGYXH. '- E g?3O Z Q-'Es my ' f I wah I' l 2 . I UCH C-WWE CCGF'II3LI5I-I ED. The members of the administrative staff have a comprehensive background of professional train- ing and experience. Their guidance and foresight have greatly helped in making our school the fine school it is today. Mr. C. E. Eash, principal, is a graduate of Indiana University. His undergraduate ma'or subject was German. He received his master's degree in education. He served as president of the junior class, captain of the track team and was elected business manager of the Indiana Daily Student. He has taken special work in a number of middle west and eastem colleges. Mr. Kash has taken an active part in state educational activities, serving as resident of the Indiana Schoolmen's Club, secretary-treasurer of the Indiana Secondary Schooli Princi als Association, member of Teacher Training Committee and Educational Beview Committee. Alt the 1949 annual meeting of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges he was elected to the Commis- sion. ln civic affairs he is active in Y.M.C.A. and Boy Scout activities. He is a member of the East Side Kiwanis Club and of Phi Delta Kappa. Mrs. Myrtle Bodden, dean of girls and vice-principal,was already a sophomore at Indiana State Teachers College at the a e of sixteen. Durin her undergraduate years at Indiana State she worked in the office of the sean and received mucTi valuable experience for the osition she holds today. She has her master's degree from Indiana University and has attendedla number of col- leges and universities. Mrs. Hodden has taught the pa t five summers in guidance conferences at Butler University and has articipated in many other g idance conferences and workshops. She has served as President of thie Indiana Deans Associati n, chairman of the Education and Voca- tion Committee of the Indiana olis Business and Profe sional Women's Organization. She has served as a member of the Y.lE.C.A. board for three ye rs and recently was elected to the pres- idency of Delta Kappa Gamma, a national honorary prof sional organization. Mr. Fred Hodebeck, dean of boys and vice-principal,i an alumnus of Canterbury College. He holds a B.S. degree from Purdue and has attended Indiana and Butler. He has articipated in uidance conferences and workshops at Purdue and Butler. ln his work as dean of Boys Mr. Rode- Beck makes many direct home contacts and frequently paves the way for a better understanding between the home, pupil and school. Mr. Bodebeck is in charge of the buying for the cafeteria. Mrs. Leon Deer has general charge of the school office. Twelve pupil assistance, Nancy Lentz, Billie Alger, Donna Thom son, Anita Folkeningy .loan Wray, Buth Collins, Delores Cumberts, Bertha Crawley, Catherine Collins, Marie Duke, Miriam Dorrell and Carolyn West act as messen- gers and assist in the office functions for the school. rs. Alma Taylor, school health nurse, serves on the school health committee and attends in m y ways to the health interests of the student body. Q13 P If ' . Deg A f C 1 -',L!KJ7O fV:4 2 -' jp- Tl -If - CL 'ERE' IQ E CQTQ S-f X - ing? i YOCMO QD'-.qtbo .L :pi Y N 'Q 5 x 4 Q i' ,J IDX K V L ' K ,Helm I2 93 5' 9 x 13 n x J l J! A . -ay. R Q- A S ,.,- ,w...5.z-1. . X. r it . 4 L-. ,r v, 4'j ,G -:H-H 1 -13 ' R1 'W g ,. 'D-51, 'S-L' 4.1 i t Warren High School now has thirty-eight teachers, besides the three administrators. X All are college graduates and many have re- M w x ' ' ceived higher degrees. ln the hope of con- !-IUNT-J tributing to a better America in the future, 5 Bw-tl, C these people have devoted their lives to N .4 iii 0' teaching. In addition to instructing regular XAOOX classes each day, most of the members of V X, X x L E. Ions the faculty have extra-curricular activities IR. 9,415 I and interests which are mentioned here and 'Xl QLL urakh. rep,-'S In elsewhere in the annual. -5 Egienffffcallg . -fhi K I? h fyl '97U1'b1.as7Er- arg LI 1 a-M1715 elemonfafasf.-.n,.,Lf. looking gentleman, Mr Ralph Clevenger ' C C' ggi-'L-,jizlith a true philosophy for living, coaches - ,sr ,1 , ii,'1'thf basketball team. Mr. Vaughn Wood is ' 'fi ' football coach. Mr. Paul Payne, a new i. LafT ' l li EDWARD BALDWIN Commerce HENRIETTA BIXLER Home Economics DONA BOWERS Art WANDA BEESON Home Economics FLORENCE CALDWELL Engli sh HARBIETT CLARK Engli sh RALPH CLEVENGEB Guidance S. E. COOPER M atb emati cs IRVIN DINN Mathematics LAURENE DODSON Eflsliahi Aff, M251 MABEBE FORSYTH Social Studie s HAROLD FREELAND 'English RUSELL GLADDEN Social Studies PAUL HAMILTON Music, Math CECIL HAVENS Music KATHLEEN HEBGT Music JOHN HERKLESS Shop LOKILE HICKS Commerce EDNA H URSI' Physical Education -s. gf? ,A Mr. Walter Mowrey sponsors the track team in --ff and l7uture Farmers of America. A very good! ,ff I 2 . X A S' ,A 4 1, 1 .Z FR Tl,-S X -.. 4 X gi .Z 'Q' V' l f T ff! GEORGE KEEVER Science ELIZABETH MIDDLETON Science JEAN MIERS Libra WALTEAK MOWREY Agriculture, Track CLYDE NICE journalism, English HERMAN NOLTE P ESH, Driving ELMER PATTEN Mathematics PAUL P AYNE Social Studies, Football LOLA P ENCE English, Speech FRED PIERPONT Social Studies JOHN PORTER Shop LOUISE RBER Mathematics CLYDE SPEARS Drafting, Printing BERNICE SMOKER English ROLAND SPRUNGER Science ANNA STRICKER Home Economics CLEO K INNISON L atin , English GERALDINE KOCH Home E conomics VAUGHN WOOD P hy sic al Education zy tell me that one bird yer hand is worth two v I3 1 ,R Qs V Q A V 'P .. I5 x gn ..- 'af .fv- N teacher this year with a rare sense of humor, comes to us from Kirklin High School. He handles the reserve basketball squad, and is sponsor of the newly organized baseball C 5 'M 'fi .A the bush , , l .ht ,ww Pad value ,im team. Miss Marjorie Forsyth was sgonsor of 'fe if he WGS in 'ma A2554 the all school production and with umorous E, meh! 'VJ '- k' d th ff' - d' x is pw- WITIC-TMC ing ma e e a air an outstan mg is ed X 11 pl sc oo event. fq NL --wif' ffffii The G.A.A. is sponsored by Mrs. Edna Hurst, Q3 XY! df-an . XJQ Q XX 1- -rid a new teacher also. Mr. Paul Hamllton, XXVQQ QQQ, I msg' sponsor of the orchestra, is among those 4, Ii X X -1 X Mil' teachers who should he highly commended b,zZ.q,.qi4',.L, S for work in the music field this year as L, 'IQQK '44, we T- ' Q Juld Mr. Cecil Havens, conductor?-frlhp ffl l. ik, ,N Q - - hand,aILCQ'liss Kathleen Herg :El'instruc- S .X X Z tor. r N 4-V - . i RQ - Lll X , icfl ' , 211-f Y I ll ff' nf ' 1 ,1 'V It's best ta take the long Q ali I:.::: -:IE A ,Q 1 D If l?gL23?nf1gIZzPj E15 is? Se nzors , .I i l -.ll ' ' C 0 , ' . g'- '- M 6 f 3m, 2235! We of wfmff N ew ,f .1 vw X 'I I fd 75,-' I I ' , I K N K ,4 -- f, ' , ff N-35 1' fx A' . !f 1 f.4 Tx, . 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S ,.-s 'iiibn-f -4 'Amex '91 ACREE, HERBERT' Clancy - Football 1,2,3 - Assistant 4 AICHORN, MARLENE ' Ike - G.A.A. 2,3 - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Chaplain 4 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Band 1,2,3,4 - Orchestra 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant, 3 - Operetta 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 BADER, TENY ROSE - Rosie - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 1,4 - junior Play 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Future Homemakers 4 BADB, nAvm - D-ave BARKSDALE, DONNA- Barney - G.A.A. 2,3 - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Junior Honor So- ciety 1,2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Orchestra l,2,3,4 - Pep Club 2,3 - Operetta 1,3 - Senior Play 4 - Wigwam 4 BATES, RAYMOND - Ray BECKER, DONALD - Beck - Football 1 - Baseball 3,4 BERNHART, PATRICIA - Pat - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Orchestra 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 ' Cafeteria Cashier 4 X -.Q I n is M Y I i uw'V Nm. .., . f 'S ' 'S' q ... Q Y ' I7 mm BIRNELL, CHARITY - Charity - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Future Homemakers 4 as-A BLACK, NORMAN - Pete - Baseball 3,4 Q4-I 'WY' BLACKWELL, SUE ANN - Suzie - Pep Club 2 - Warrenettes 4 - As- fm . sistant 4 17 BOBENMOYER, KEITH - Buh - Football 3,4 - Basketball 3 - Stu- dent Representatives 3 p 'Sv' BOHANNON, NORMA - Norma ' Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club l - Assistant 2,3,4 - 4-H l,2,3 - Future Homemakers 4 BOKERMAN, DONALD - BoKey - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Choir 1,2 - Foot- ball 1,4 - Track 3 - Assistant 3 - Operetta l 5, BORGMAN, DONALD - Don - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Baseball 1- Track 1- Cross Coun- try 1,2 - Operetta 1 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Student Manager 2,3,4 - Choir 1 BOTTEMA, EFFIE MAE - Dutch - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - Sunshine l - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Senior Honor Soci- ety 3,4- Secretary 4- Junior Honor Society 2 - Assistant 2,3 - Senior Council 4 - 4-H 1,2,3,4 - Future Homemakers 4 - Parlimentarian 4 ,-- I - S- jf 1--A il 4 C -I .4 4 i 4 f K A 1 of i l J I I8 ,- l v 1 ' i Ui 1 ,I .- A --fm He.. 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Ililllu 4 FTW' v w feiiii, , 'A N157 gg 4+ ' fm lv + ' fl yi, ua 'l-fs BRANNEN, BETTY ' Bet - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Cor- ridor Monitor 3 BRUHN, DUANE - BucKy - Foot- ball l,2,3,4 - Basketball l,2,3,4 ' Baseball 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Bus Captain 1,2 - Student Representative 2,3 BRUNE, ANNA MAE - Annie - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sunshine 1-As- sistant 4 - Corridor Monitor 2 - Glee Club 1 - Senior Play Committee 4 BRUNE, WILLIAM - Bill - Foot- ball 1,2,3,4 - Basketball l- Track l URUNS, MARILYN - Lyn - Sun- shine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant l,2,3,4 - Corri- dor Monitor 2 - 4-H l,2,3,4 - Secre- tary l,2,3 - Future l-Iomemalcers 4 - President 4 - Leadership l BUCKHORN, JACK - jack - As- sistant l,2,3,4 CAMPBELL, BARBARA - Barb - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 -As- sistant 4 CAMPBELL, PAUL - Paul - Baseball 3,4- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta l-li-Y 2 - Government Forum 4 ff' 'N' Y- , X iss xt' 7 I 1 .xx .- 51 . it l -f-ix ik SRA 3' X. ...f .,v,. I9 COLLINS, CATHERINE - Cathy Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - junior Honor Society 2 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 2 4 -Future Homemak- ers 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 CRABTREE, DORRIL - Dorril - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Av sistant 4 - Corridor Monitor 2,3 CRAWLEY, BERTHA - Blondie - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Corridor Monitor 2 CROASMAN, WILLIAM - Bill - Choir 1,2,3,4 - Operetta 1,3 COCHRAN, EUNICE ' Eunie - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3 - As- sistant 3,4 - Operetta 3 - 4-H 2 - Future Hornernakers 4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Senior Honor So- ciety 4 DAMMRICH, BETTYI - Betty - G.A.A. 2 - Sunshine 1 - Correspond- ing Secretary 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4, - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Treay urer 4 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Treasurer 2 - 4-H 1 - Madrigal 4 - Choir 2,3,4- Accompanist 3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Accompanist 1- Assistant 1,2,3,4 - Operette 3 - D.A.'R. Citi- zenship Award 4 DAVIS, PATRICIA - Pat - War- renettes 4 - Future Homemakers 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 DEER, WILLIAM - Willie - Pep Club 1 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Vice President 4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4-junior Honor Society 1,2 -Vice President 2 - Choir 1 - Operetta 1 - Football l,Z,3 - Basketball 1,2,3,4 - Baseball 3 - Track 1,2,3,4 - Owl 3,4 - Co-Sports Editor 3 - Wigwam 3,4 - Business Manager 4 - Senior Council 4 - President 4 - Govern- ment Forum 4- Basketball All-Coun- fy, 2,4 , ,, ,ff ,. ff X21 Ex ES as Sl.. xi? vile p Nw kT '7 W DICKINSON, SHIRLEY - Faye - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - As- sistant 1,3,4 - junior Play Commit- tee 3 DOBN, IDA MAE - Ida - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,4 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 1,4 DOBREL, FERN - 'glanetn - Pep Club 1 -Sun shine 1- arrenettes 2, 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - junior Honor So- ciety 2 - Senior Honor Society 4- Assistant 1 - Student Representa- tive 4 - Secretary 4 - Senior Coun- cil4 h DUCLOS, RICHARD - Duke - Corridor Monitor 2 - Track 2 DUNCAN, JEANNE - Jeanie - G.A.A. 4 - Assistant 4 - Future Homemakers 4 - Senior Play 4 EBAUGH, MALCOLM - EightbalP' - junior Play 3 - Student Represen- tatives 3 - Alpha Hi-Y 3 - Govern- ment Forum Chairman 4 ENGEL, EILEEN - Eileen - Sun- shine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assis- tant 1,2,3,4 - 4-H 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Future Homemakers 4 ESSCK, RENA - Rena - Sunshine 1 Ii Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2, 3, illllll f N 1 ,,l , 4 4 - Y A Q 1 , .'.,J 'Epif in R f-N ' 1 ' sa 24. Q f fo-1 FAISS, SUSE - Sue - G.A.A. 2 - Sunshine 1 ' Treasurer 1 - junior Honor Society 1 2 -Senior Honor So- ciety 4 -Glee Ciub 1 ' Choir 2,3,4- Student Representatives 2 4 - Prev idea: 4 - Operetta 3 - fl-H 1,2 - Leadership 1 - School Dairy 4 - Government Forum 4 - junior Play Committee 3 FEATHEBSTONE, JOAN - joan - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3- Glee Club 1 - Assistant 2 - Corri- dor Monitor 3 FECKEB, BETTY - Bets - Sun- shine l - Warrenettes 2,3 - Assis- tant 1,2,3,4 - Corridor Monitor 1,2 - 4-H 1 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Future Homemakers 4 FISCHER, MARLENE - Marlene Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Future Homernakers 4- Glee Club 1 FOLKENING, ROBERT - Bob - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1 - Track 1,2 - As- sistant 3,4 - 4-H 2 - Future Farm- ers 1,2,3,4 FRAKES, BARBARA - Bobby Io G.A.A. 2,3,4 - President 4 - Sun- shine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Or- chestra 1,2,3,4 - Assistant 1,3 - Senior Play 4 - Future Homemakers 4 - Historian 4 - Cheer Leader 4 - Second Team Cheer Leader 3 GIBSON, MARCIANNE - Marcia - Sunshine 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4 GILSTRAP, MARYBELL - Mary- bell - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2, 3,4 - Vice President 4 - Choir 2,3, 4 - Glee Club 1 -Attendance Office 2,3,4 - Corridor Monitor 1- Operet- ta3 -junior Play Committee 3- Fu- ture Homemakers 4 - Senior Honor 4 2l . .Q ug, ,fi ' fi Z 'Qfffl f M .fs B - 1 123' 4 x Y fuy' ,,lili-bl Ilu -1 i 1 GLENDE, HELEN - Mickey - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - President 4 - Sunshine 1- Historian 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - junior Honor Society 1,2 - Sec- retary 2 - Glee Club 1- G.A.A. 2 - Assistant 1,2 - Senior Play Commit- tee 4 - junior Play 3 - Owl 2,3,4 - Co-Editor 3 - Wigwam 3,4 - Editor- in-Chief 4 - Oratorical Winner 3 - Govemment Forum 4 GBOENERT, GEORGE - Charlie - Operetta 1,3 - Choir l,2,3,4 - Sar- geant-at-Anns 2 - Co-President 4 - Senior Council 4 - Student Manager 2,3 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Sargeant-at-Arms 2 HAMMONS, LESTER - Les - Football 1 - Assistant 1,2 HARPER, DOROTHY - Dot - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 3,4- As- sistant 4 HANKINS, PATRICIA - Pat - glarrenettes 3,4 - AttenclanceOffice HILTON, WILLIAM - Bill - 4-H l,2,3,4-Future Famiers 2,3 - Poul- try judging Team 1,2,3,4 - Dairy Judging Team 1,2,4 HUDSON, JOYCE - Joyce .- Sun- shine 1, Warrenettes 3 - Assistant 1,4 HUGHES, NEVA - Neva - Sun- shine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Cafe? teria 1,2,3 lf' fr H -f L? ,f N'-Lv. mv' .W . 4... 3 x x Q H 3 P r s . ,, , .vb e I' . f? ,.-. i 1853? 'Y . . . L: ., . 3 '14 mln, . INGMIRE, DAVID - Digger - Pep Club 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Choir 1 - Football 1,2,3, 4 - Basketball 1,2,3 - Track 1,2 3 - Assistant 3 - Operetta 1 - Leader'- ship 1 - Senior Play Committee 4 JACKSON, CARL - Carl JACKSON, ROBERT - Bob - Stu- dent Representative 4 JOHNSON, DALE - johnny - Pep Club 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Football l,2,3 -Track 1,2,3 - Assistant 2,3 -Corridor Monitor 1 - Representative to Pur- due Congress 4 - Senior Play 4- Senior Council 4 KJELDSON, MARIANN - Mari- ann - Warrenettes 3,4 - Choir 3,4 - Co-President 4 - Assistant 4. - Operetta 3 KNIGHT, BETTY LOU - Betty - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 KNOOP, HAROLD- Bud - Foot- ball l,2 - Track 1,2 KOEHRING, LIDA- Linda - G.A. A. 2,3,4 - Sunshine 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4 - junior Honor Society 2 - Or- chestra 1,2,3 - Assistant 2 - Pep Club l,2,3 - Cheer Leader 1,2,3 M99 1 23 .Ex i- , l .4-1i Yi 24 rx 44 Qi- x 'W4f ' f'If1if3:'1 k'W'!111'f'9fYl' , V -5:14 , , ' ,f N, 344, L, 'if My 5 , 1 our 1? -.E l. r W .F W f' L . KREMER, HARRY - junior LAFFIN, RAY - BeBop - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Band l,2,3,4 - Orchestra 2,3,4 - Choir l- Bus Captain 3,4 - Operetta l 3 - Junior Play 3 - Sen- ior Play 4 - Senior Council 4 ' Swing Band 3,4 ' LAMERE, LILA - Susie - G. A. A. 2,3,4 - Cheer Leader 2,3 - Pep Club 2,3 - Sunshine l- Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Choir 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Oper-- etta 3 - Assistant l,2,3,4 - Corri- dor Monitor 1 - 4-H 1 - Leadership l- Junior Play 3 LANGENBERG, JOHN - Barton - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Operetta 1- Choirl LENTZ, NANCY - Nancy - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Honor Society 2,3 - Band l, 2,3,4 - Orchestra 3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 2,3 - junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Owl 3,4 - Editoria- Chief 4 - Wigwam 3,4 - Senior Edi- tor 4 - Business Manager Magazine Sales 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Govemment Forum 4 LICHTENBERG, ROSE MARIE - Rosie - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 3,4 - Assistant 1,2, 3 - Leadership l MCCLELLAN, FLORENCE- Pat Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 3,4 - As- sistant 2 -junior Play Committee 3 McCURDY, LAVELL - Pat - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4' Choir 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Assis- tant 2 - Operetta 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 ff l , lf 7 C-7 asf' 'al' ,gil .f ii 2 ' Eg: F' -, -u, fer . 4 - ,r ,va A,,, ,A ,. . ,'?,. ' ICN jfgtm, E ,F .. . ,I f.:i'N , 4 1 135. A K '55, , 25 McDONALD, SHARON - Sharon - Warrenettes 4 - Assistant 4 MCGAHAN, GLORIA - Mac - G. A.A. 2,3 - Sunshine 1- Secretary 1 - Warrenettes 3,4 - President 4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - junior Honor Society 1,2 - Band l,2,3,4 - Orchestra 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1- Owl 3,4 - Wigwam, 3,4 - Associate Edi- tor 4 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Government Forum 4 MCLELLEN,BARBARA - Babs - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4- Madrigal 4 -Choir 2,3,4 -Glee Club 1- Assistant 1- Operetta 3 - jun- ior Play Committee 3 MCQUEEN, NORMA - Norma ' Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - As- sistant 4 MERRILL, SYLVIA - Sam - G. A.A. 2,3 - Quill and Scroll 3,4- Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4- Senior Honor Society 3,4 - junior Honor Society 2 - Orchestra 3,4- Assistant l,2,3 - Operetta 3 - 4-H 1- junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Owl 3,4 - Co-Editor 3 - Wigwam 3, 4 - Subscription Manager 4 - Rep- resentative to Purdue Congress 3 - Govemment Forum 4 MIEDEMA, ALAN - Al - Pep Club l- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1,2,3,4 - Sen- ior Council 4 - Vice President 4 - Student Representatives 3 - Vice President 3 -junior Play Committee 3 -Senior Play Committee 4 - Foot- j I in ball All County Honorable Mention ff QX 4 - Basketball All County 4 X X MILLER, PHYLLIS - Phil - G. A.A.2,3,4- Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club 2 - Assistant 2,3,4 - 4-H 2,3,4 - junior Play Committee 3 - Hi Senior Play Committee 4 - Future Homemakers 4-Second Team Cheer Q' Leader 2 MODLIN, THERESA - Theresa - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - us Captain 3 - junior Play Com- lf m ree 3 Q15 -rf J I F iiiiiii 1 t S at r w T' H x C X X af-1' ,ff . gvfix, 'f Q-K V -ii' ,- V' l ' ' ' 9 ix n I , A L' ,. qi., -J- , I r 5 . Q 1, W. ,',, ' , 1 'V ,A . 'A D 'Q ' , l , -a , -.W Kg-f 51 rs ' - -'- ' 1. , - . , ur-1, V.-1 - ' - ' . 1, .4 ,, .UA . 'vgl J.: -. 'L ' , L34 ' A . w Z-. ' ' V., f ,-fl-If -'g ,vA ' I 4 A Q. - f-g,.',.i'. 1 1'-. -,pt ' x , f 'fu-f' W 'lr ' - l ' L - . I 9 I MORRIS, EVELYN- Bobby - G. A.A. 2,3,4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sargeant-at-Arms 3 - Assistant 2,3, 4 - Owl 3,4 - Wigwam 3,4 - Accur- acy Club 3 - Treasurer 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Senior Play Com- mittee 4 - Cafeteria 1,2 MORRIS, KENNETH - Kenny MORRIS, JAMES- J im MORRIS, RALPH - Ralph - Band l,2,3,4 - Orchestra 4 - Swing Band 3 ' Football 1- Baseball 3,4 - Sen- ior Play 4 MOON, FRANK - Frank 0'DONOGHUE, WILLIAM - Irish - Pep Club 3 - Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 - Choir 1- Football l,2,3,4 - Basket- ball 1,2 - Baseball 1,2,3,4 - Track 1,2 - Bus Captain l,2,3 - Corridor Monitor 1,2 - Operetta 1 - Junior Play 3 - Football All County Hon- orable Mention 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 OSTIIEIMER, GEORGE - G.j. - Pep Club 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - President 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Pres- ident 2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - President 4 - junior Honor Society 1,2 - President 2 - Choir 1 - Foot- ball 1,2,3,4 - Basketball l,2,3,4 - Track 1,2,3,4 - State Track Meet 2, 3,4 - Operetta l - Leadership l - Senior Play Committee 4 - Govern- ment Forum 4 PARRISH, PATRICIA - Pat - Sunshine 1-Warrenettes 2,3,4 - As- sistant 4 A . af P 1 2 1 U, S L8 455 'ir S 'vs 'vx'x'XNxXX A7 1 --xx a-mug, '-'Ili' 1 PATRICK, NANCY - Nan - G.A. A. 4 - Warrenettes 4 PEEK, JACK - 1 ack - Alpha Hi- Y 4 - Track 2 - Future Farmers 3, 4 PERKINS, MARJORIE- Margie - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4- Choir 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Assis- tant 2,4 - Corridor Monitor 1 - Op- eretta 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 PETERS, JAMES - Pete - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Secretary 2 - Choir 1,2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Op- eretta 1,3 PIEL, RONALD - ' 'Ronnie - Track 3 - Cross Country 4 PING, BARBARA - Bobbi - Sun- shine l - Vice President l - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Band 1- Choir 2,3, 4 -Glee Club 1- Attendance Office 4 - Operetta 3 - Senior Honor Soci- ety 4 POWERS, REX - Rex - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Base ball 4 - Assistant 4 PRANGE, JOHN - J ohnny - Pep Club 1 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y ,2 - Football l,2,3,4 - Bus Cap- legt 'n 3 - Corridor Monitor 1 - Fu- I e Farmers 1,2,3,4 V -f- . 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WP JB, Nz, PRESSLEY, MARIANNE - Pret- zels - Warrenettes 4 - Assistant 4 RAIRDON, JEANINE - Neena - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Sunshine 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Choir 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Senior Council 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Owl 3,4 - Typist 4 - Assistant 2,4 - Wigwam 4 - Caf- eteria 4 RANSOM, EDGAR - Handsome - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 2- Football 1,2,3,4 -Basketball l,2,5- Baseball 3 - Track 1,2 - Assistant 4 - All County Honorable Mention Football 4 REILLY, MARGARET - Stormy - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - President 3 - Sun- shine 1- junior Honor Society 1,2 - Orchestra l,2,5 - Glee Club 1 - As- sistant 2,3 - Operetta 1,3 - 4-H 1,2, 3,4 - Future Homemakers 4 - Trear urer 4 RIGGINS, PATRICK - Sleepy - Band l,2,3,4 - Orchestra 3,4 - As sistant 2 - Operetta 1,5 - junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4- Choir 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Bus Captain 3 - Sen- ior Honor Society 4 ROCKY, PEGGY - Peg - War renettes 4- Majorette 4 ROBERTSON, BETTY - Bet - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1- Assistant 4 - Corridor Mon- itor l- 4-H 1,2 - Future Homemak- ers 4 - Cafeteria 3- ROESNER, GLENN - Glenn - As- sistant 4 QILLLLLLLI-I ' 1A.ll.LLf' ffffff f -l , - aaaa - W ,,. 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A A ., .P ik.-1 ,fuffyl 29 ROSEMEYER, BETTY- Betty - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Secretary 4 - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1- Owl 3,4 - Wigwam 3, 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 ROSEMEYER, HERBERT ' Herb - Alpha ill-Y 4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1,2,3,4 - Baseball 3,4- Track 1,2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Stu- dent Representative 4 - Treasurer 4 - Senior Council 4 - All County Football 4 SCHILLING, MARVIN - Tuffy - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Basketball 1 - Track 1,2,3,4 - Baseball 4 - Cross Country 1,2,3,4 - Bus Captain 2,3, 4 - 4-H 1,2,3,,4 - Future Farmers 1, 2,3,4 SCHULZ, THALIA - Dee - Sun- shine 1- Warrenettes 3 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 2,3 - Future Home makers 4 SHEPEBD, MARY - Mary - As- sistant 4 - Warrenettes 3,4 SHEPABD, DOROTHY - Dot - Pep Club 1,2,3 - Sunshine 1 - War renettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Stu- dent Representative. 3 - President 3 - Leadership 1- Future Homernale ers 4 SCHWIER, LOIS - Smoky - Sun- shine 1 - Vlarrenettes 2,3,4 - As- sistant 3,4 - Corridor Monitor 1 SHOEMAKER, GERALD - I erry - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Track 3 - Assistant 3 - junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Owl 4 - Wig- wam 4 - Senator at Purdue Con- gress 4 - Quill and Scroll 4 ,f 1 ' 1 ll 'I 'V , , , .4 SIMPSON, DOES - Doris - Sun- shine 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4 -Assir :ant 1 SKAGGSJIOBERT- Bob - Choir l,2,3,4 - Operetta 1,3 SMITH, DONNA - D0die - Sun- shine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - As- sistant 2,4 SMITH, MARILYN - Blondie - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,14- Assistant 1- 4-H l,2,3 STEPHENSON, LYNN - Lynn - Football 4 - 4-H 1,2,3,4 - Future Farmers l,2,3 - Leadership 1- Dairy judging Team 1,2 SULLIVAN, MARIE - Marie - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4- Senior Honor Society 4 'Qi Q ' V55 gf TIMMERMAN, DAVID - Dave - Q Band 1,2,3,4 - Orchestra 2,3,4 - i' lst District Solo 8: Ensemble Con- ' .- test 2,3,4 - lst State Solo 8: En- - semble Contest 2,3,4 ' s, gt 'ff v0GEL,NANcY- Nan - warren- A se' ettes 4 ....-m...... N P -Y ef, si-1G ' Ji ' , X A ff'ff ll I I 1 fl! 10 llc , I V ,W 'f!lrCwwiLM A o - W fd gf' 1-1 - -f ' 3l WALKERJCOBERT- Bob - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Senior Play 4 WATERMAN, WANDA - Wanda - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 f. I-it ' WATKINS, FLOYD - Elmo - Ar sistant 1 - Student Representative 3 - 4-H l,2,3 - Dairy judging Team 3 6 K Ya. 1, N ' z X WAYMAN, GRETA - Blondie - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4- Glee Club l' Assistant 1 WELLS, DONALD - Don - Foot- ball l,2,3,4 - Basketball 1,2,3- Assistant l,2,3 'll Qkf, warm, LLOYD- Chuck - Alpha - Q 7 Hr-Y 3,4 - Secretary 4 - Beta Hr-Y2 f ,gg VicePresident 2 - Basketball 1,2- 'Q Q ' p 5 Q-,gy YN' Track 1,2 -Cross Country 1,2 - As ,Q 21 sistant 3 - Senior Play Committee 'E aff X N ' 4 - Representative to Purdue Con- Ami 'W 1 gress 4 . 1+ WHITESIDE, CHARLES - Char- lie - Basketball 1- Track 3,4- Future Farmers 1- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Cross Country 3,4 A --to ffl. WIELAND, EDWARD - Ed -Cor ridor Monitor 1,2 - Pep Club 1,2,3 - F00tbal1 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1,2, 3,4 - Track 1,2,4 - Student Repre- sentative 3 - All County Football 3,4 - All County Basketball 4 5' 1-n--xr ' iff X '7Wf7fff,r F- ,p-f'-- Q - i , Q X 4 32 WILLIAN, DAVID - Dave - Al- pha Hi-Y 4 - Track 4 - Cross Coun- try 4 - Representative to Purdue Congress 4 WILLETS, GLENN - Willie - Football 1,2 - Assistant l,2,3- Bus Captain 1,2 - Corridor Mon- itor l WILLIAMSON, ROSEANNE - Ros- ie - Sunshine 1- Warrenettes 2,3, 4 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 3,4- 4-H 1,2,3 WILSON, DONALD - Flash - A1- pha Hi-Y 4 - Choir 1- Assistant l, 2,3,4 - Corridor Monitor 1 - Operet- ta 1 WININGER, MARGARET - Mai- garet - G.A.A. 2 - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Corridor Monitor 2 - 4-H l,2,3 WRAY, JOAN - jo - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Glee Club l Assistant 2,3,4 - Corridor Moni - tor l- 4-H 1 WININGS. KENNETH ' Cash - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Football 12,3,4- Basketball 1,2,3 - Baseball 3,4 - Track l,2,3,4 - Assistant 3 WRIGHT, JOHN - LW, - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Vice President 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - Beta Hi-Y l,2 - Senior Honor Society 3, 4 - Vice President 4 - Senior Coun- cil 4- Secretary 4 - Student Repre- sentative 3 - Junior Play 3 - Sen- ior Play 4 - Owl 3,4 - Co-Sports Editor 3 - Sports Editor 4 - Wigwam 3,4 - Business Manager 4 I l Y' l ,b l i-,ZZ .ii fa C .imadifc A I, F : K ak' 1 - 4 ' lg. A -, , iz -if il! 312,51 V X' 433' Q H : .'. ' - ' :iii :F!?? 21il 5 i 1 iz. -'U pg - iffhfrfrfff f r M D I -'J D 33 i - - -5.-'- K 1 , x N ,4 A flfkfif 2 ,' 4 'W We, the members of the senior class of nineteen hundred and forty nine, desire to will the following things, material and immaterial, to all the muh, members of the junior class in the hope they will benefit from them as ' X tt e, who are not to be here next year, have benefited in our four years as s udents. These things which we give to you were handed to us from , hi r ceding classes, hand them on. Ma you, in your last year at Warren Central, be active in those affairs wh ch will give you a wealth of knowledge, not only book knowledge, but al o that which is essential for you to live with other people and to be , h py. Learn, for only those who learn can benefit. Be happy, for hap- ,4 fy A p'ness is the golden link between mortals and their mortal brothers. Yes, L if we can leave you nothin else, may we bequeath you the desire to Nfl! 1 ,, 'L v learn and the ability to be Eappy. With these in your possession, the world is at your feet. Also the annual events remain, only one of each, for you to cherish and remember. Cone for us is the fun of the football games. The larger ma- jority of our fall nights was spent cheering our team. This team was r Q' composed of so many boys who played their last game for us that Octo- Muay 5 ber evening when they held Howe's fine team to a scoreless tie. That ff we will never forget for they did that for us. Never again, no never, '- fy will the names of that great football team appear on the Warren Central '-.R , roster. X 1 I, There is only one County tourney for you, too. Our tourney will live in f ,H the hearts of all for many years to come. Out at Butler that night were ,mfg yi' ten bitterly disappointed boysg swell boys, whose chances for a county title faded in those few seconds it took that Speedway layer to score ' two points. lt was a wonderful tourney for the Warren Clentral Seniors but even more wonderful for the seniors of that west-side school. This team's hopes at the sectionals were wiped out quickly in the first game. mg. The dances will come and go all too speedily, but they will go. The plays, concerts,and music contests are e things you will enjoy in 1949 and 1950, these are the things you must enjoy. A . Q We have willed to you our proudest possessions, those possessions '41 which have been the substance of our lives. Now we are to be gone, and you juniors will soon realize the importance of such seemingly small oments of fun. Bear no malice toward your fellowmen in the coming ' Z jjw' ine months for there is no time to make enemies. There is only time I mf 1 Q jjj' now to strive to be remembered. These things we have willed to you , f pass them on to those who follow . . . . . Q ' n,F.f- 1 ' ,' ,. - D' W3 tfttttti, P e XT X mnufll A-f' D ' Y' A Aj, -.jul 0 0 0 N m F D L D 'X S- AT-Z j f 6,5 7 4 ' 5 he ' 5 f' ia !--T .A in A I 4- Therens 15?-iglfbiild Ztliat Q X4 n r , t c A-- ':' A-' ll geulldwllzfo wants to will 6 ul V llllt I TAR gl A 1 fer? K! 44. H , J 4 1 1 K - A 1 I . 1 !VA'kggg24 -51? ' T g f , f c f ,f-X-s n---Ill ll Aig- x M . e, Even. them. ,Seniors have. om. air-ijjalanes '-f' LPL'l'.5 Blurajs remember Those. swell times with. ih.e jar-:ja o Q What's this? Sailors with a yen for wings in No. 1? They are Don Wilson, Don Bok- erman, Dale Johnson, and George Groen- ert. Skiing seems to be the sport our outdoor girls - Marlene Fischer and Thalia Schulz, in No. 2 - Charity Birnell is enjoying a breath of fresh air between classes in No.3. The group of girls gath- ered at ye olde well of Warren ' in No. 4 are Fem'Dorre1, Dot She herd, Barbara Ping, Marjorie Perkins, andylnila La Mere. Bill Deer, Nancy Lentz, and Don Jackson are the dressed up trio in No. 5. What' s the occasion kids?? Jeanine Hairdon in No. 6. My goodness, playing with toys at your age! f-ii 'Z 2? 1 5 12 I Z-9 ' ,,.:.a-f Q at Z 11 n - 4V,,,f'?- --- wiifff p Jef if f vv 2 'El1.ur li Hier -moments -f' 'UO autjmobiles. n fdhen. other 'friendships l1av0. lbeth. forgot, ours ll will still be. beta Sylvia Merrill, Donna Barksclale, Marlene Aichorn, Lila La Mere, Gloria Mc Gahan, and Helen Glende are the daring gals in No. 7. Barbara McLellan, Judy Githens, Pat McGuniy, f2nd rowj Pat Bemhart, Jeanine Bairdon, Marilyn Endicott, and Shirley Dickinson are the girls in No. 8. Keith Bobenmoyer and Lila LaMere inNo. 9. Barbara McLellan and Pat McCurdy are the glamour girls sitting on the car fenders in No. 10. Barbara Frakes, Lola Brady, 12nd rowj Evelyn Morris,Phyllis Miller and Rosie Lichtenberg are the bathing beauties in No. 11. Going boat- ing, girls? Marianne Presley is the smil- ing face in No. 12. In No. 13 Keith Bob- enmoyer is the muscleman. Going my way? Teny Bader and Norma Bohannon want to know in No. 14. Marlene Fischer feels gay in No. 15. Maybe it's Spring! 35 Q0 5 Q lg 'J .3 - X 1 X - --:-5 - Y I 'TV Ai f Z.. ...... ,, ,. 36 A A 5-' D Z , XX 5 J 7 A . 1 5 x I I I . ,f fa ,4 1 W A- ' Kb X, ix JAMES ACREE jf'Q:'I' 5 ' E 'I XX I lu. . A I ' DAVID ADAIR 1lq'.I1m,I , -' A 5 - ' - Ig 'I I , I FRANCES ALEXANDE -I-,Q-,Q if - K - V 4 ,J I I All 'Q .53 Q51 41 Z , .. , E' 'L' ' fx' -4- -f-2' ' ....f-'- 4. 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RICHARD KERN JOHN LITTLETON DOROTHY LUCAS ROSANNA MCCORMACK ROBERT MCCORMACK DEVORBIA MCDUFFEE SHIRLEY MCINTOSH KENNY MCINTYRE JUANITA MCPHERSON BEVERLY MAHURIN DOROTHY MARLEY EARL MEYER L DORIS MITCHELL JOANN MITHOEFER CHARLES MORELAND JUNE MOORE RA ' MORSE WILMER NEAL IMOGENE NEELY JO ANN NICHOLS ALICE NIEMEYER ROGER OERTEL DAVID OLINGHOUSE WILMA OSBORNE DELORES OSBORNE MARGARET PATON RICHARD PAYNE PAULINE PETERSON JO ANN PRINCELL SHIRLEY POLLARD HERSCHEL POLTER SHIRLEY POPE DONALD POWELL NADINE PRICE JOHN REILLY JACK ROBERTSON BEVERLY ROBERTSON ROBERT RODEBECK MARY ROGERS BARBARA ROSEBERR Y ROSELLA SCHROUGHAM ELLEN SCHAFFER MARIAN SCHMIDT , --- H K' .l ' S ld 1 I V J I V.. - ' - A ' sa 5 . 'Q Q Q , ,J Q Q, . 5 I gl - 'S ,, 5, 1' FT N Q A I AA I 1 Ill. fl E5 Worries are kinda like cabinet doarsf ' They're always , ' , N hittin' when ya I h , least expect 'em. , ff ' ' '- A H I fxg tow-E lj T . 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A GEORGIA MEDLOCK , A 6 K, MARILYN METZGER GORDON MEUL EN ERNEST MICHAEL A RUSSEL MILES . 1 .ff .SN JERRY MILLER I: re K ' I 1 '. . 'K .. 1' I PAT MILLER MAURICE MoNRoE I , ALLEN MOORE 4- 4, I- , z ' ,. ,fsgy JESSIE MOORE I X 5 I, AI ,y BGB MOULDEN ' Q- LUCILLE MOULDEN I Q , -Q, ,jf Y if A 'V LARRY NEWI-IOUSE Q. ...Hy I J I A kb Xl.,-X N 1 S 7 L, .ig-r f-R Z f Q URHNT S X .ag X 1 if z , L , Z- X S LI fd, I X 5 X V n h Q N ' 3 E I X L .X A Q -- 4 'XT , E ED I hkblsf hx -ffjzf' ,,..,w,.f- I RR- f Sk S X 1 D Q X 1 - If Q SN 'V N 'D IJ 5' 'H L ,I 2 'fl :Gb - I S L, -L h I -.... ,, ! T w 50 TOMMY NICHOLS CAROL OBERTING DANNY OWEN WIUDY ANN PARKER -T, ALTER PERRY . ' MIUDITH PIEL ANNING PIERCE CLINTON PIERSON LARRY PLAKE SUE PRESLEY SHERIL PRUITT DIANN PYRITZ PAT RAFFERTY WANDA RANSOM RICHARD REAGER JACK RzAsoR Jo ANN REED ., GREGORY RICHAR 2 DONNIE RODGERS - ROBERT RUSSELL PENNY scx-:Em STANLEY scl-um. DALE sc:-m.x.1Nc. VERA sc:-1MmT DELORES SCHUTT 1445, LINDA SCOTT ' LAMES SCHAFFER ' F ANCES SKAGGS ii . KIMMER SMITH I LARRY SMITH RODNEY WOOD 'L ' HENRY STIKO -..,, KEITH STITES RONALD STONER ,I V, NANCY STUART 4 , 1 comms SUDDARTH MAC swam DELOYCE TABOR W BARBARA TATUM ' - wu.MA TAYLOR JUDITH TERRY JOHN THOMPSON A yy. JUDITH THOMPSON SHIRLEY TIELKING BEVERLY TUCKER A GERALDINE TUCKER ' SL X' A UDY UPDIKE ARON VOYLES PATTY WASHEURN ,Mai JUDY WEBBER BEVERLY WELLS ' Josspx-mu: WESTON , Jos WHITE ' SANDRA WIDEMAN JACK WIEGAND RILEY wmcoxm T ALICE WILLIAMS BILLY WILSON V 4,- BEVERLY WIMMER 'S .. MARY WRIGHT xr MIKE WR ITT DORIS WUERTLEY JACK GIBSON QNQ Picturej 1 5 f i:- ff' pnulg -H Us 1 lg? a E. washrngfomiix ahves- er 13,3535 A sq A 2. .g.- -' DF w g-'gf 5, 'T A 5,- ., 'fi 'Pi 3,-4 A -9 Q5 .11 1 A IR 'WT 4.4 ,,. .gil .mu .3 -v , ,.. ,Q .- 8 E .3' I 'WY H02 .' an ,. Q5 'N A . P ,K , D 9 9 I rr 1. 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Ranglrlg from the I 'X thlrteenye l seventh grader to the wfter-and older lunlors each and everyone s achlev- 1 ,f ' X lng and ex e slng hlmself ln many different w s., ose newes addltlons to our student body the seventh graders, have done themselves ff oud ln the f rst year at Warren Talent s ows and varlous ot er actlvltleshave mark- ' the lnltlal tep ln the hl h ec oo w r of these future upperclsssmen Soonthese glrls an boys wll be well into t e socla scene ut now t e are con ent to walt to e the grad- uates of 195 L t us hel them to remember to have as much fun and do as well or the o ff lowlng flve ears as they ave ln V The next r ng on Warren's hlgh school ladder ls the elghth graders. Theytoohav been a very actlv class any ye s from now the alumnl of Warren wLll look back u on past events and reme ber when Da lens Dlcks was awarded a gold key for her entry ln t e Scholastlc Art Awards on- test hel March l nder e dlrectlon of Mlss Cleo Klnnlson, co-sponsor of the elghth grade group, the fo - sectlo s have partlclpated ln spelling contests each Mon A - f R land Sprunger,the other sponsor,was qulte actlve wlth thejunlor l-ll-Y group thls ysar4 lt wa composed of elghth grs e KZ 'Wl charlty wall' mlghtwell be the creed of thls young class At Chrlstmas time the sponv I ' sor orgsnlzed a party All students of the class brought glfts which were contrlbuted to a Z eld rly lady who was hard of hea n - - Z Z .fi f U vld Copperfleld , the annual freshman play, was e outstanding accomplishment of th if n n grade students of arren Centra . The rest o elr h h h l career will pass qu o hey must make the most of thelr remalnlhg teen-age years Al these freshmen have a but a small taste of what lles ahead for t.hem as t e roceed to be sophomores to un- lors nd to the ultlmate goal thelr senlor year This wll be their flnal honor, the glor o l952 e s homore entered hls second year wlth the knowledge that he ls no longer the lowest r g o the hlgh schoo a er e r ees s head wlth a new prlde and confldence surge overh eople must know o ls new ran an he sets out to inform them. Broadcast -, far and de hls new posltlon ln bolsterous tones, he makes hlmself known to a he sopho ore has made hlrnself appreclated and valuable to hls school by many small or ects ln hl home rooms T e unlcr onor oc e w c s com osed ar e o so o- ores, has ads an album to sen to Ge an about Commu t and sc oo The clas has a lts lead rs ln many departrnen s o t. e sc oo t rcughout the year lt is noteworth that they, as the ophomore classes before have contrlbuted much to the school. d- ly wish the luck ln future years to come, an s ute t em or t e con lbutlons -1, av already mad W ff nder the s on crshlpx of Mrs. Myrtle Rodden and Mr Ralph Clevenger, a vocatl nal guld- ance confer nce was eld on Marc sop o ore an unlor students attende the con- e ence on elr chosen vocations Representatives rom each of ese vocatlon s oke to the studen s ln order to present them wlth some ldea ofthe requirements for their f tu e obs Mrs Lol Pence directed the iunlor play, A Case of Springtime, and - bers of - cast were L y roaley, Don jackson, Joyce ancock, Martha Katzenber Joe l-lllt n, Ma ou T ue Billie Alger, Frank Tardy Emerson Finch jean St es n Shaffer B Kllse Phylli Resell, june Bloom Janet Oakley and Barbara Ga e. The arren Owl staff claimed twelve juniors who also worked wi ' senlors ln preparing thls ear's Wigwam. , Maxine Gibson, untor, also walked o f wlth an award for the un -, N f s this year. X, in fffffflyl 111 may ff pr l . la h odd E1 h R hll b h y 1 . L15 4 8 E 49. 1 1. M I If Y1 X U 5. 1 GBY- f Z! g Mr. d rs. W K-5 X I Xf, 1 1 1 ff f 1? - W l fthth lg sc oo lclt X Ly d 1 n h y Y . 1 I il f 1 f . ' 1 Z K TSB l l dd . H al hi W Q P fh k d u l X ,IT r ,U . 11 J 1-1 s 1 ry, hl 11 1 p 1 g, ly f H m - d rm y nl y h l. 11 a t f 11 11 1 11 . ' As the sopho ores advance toward the next st? of the hlgh school ladder, the senl ra fon K u al 11 f 11 tr y Exif If lsr 8 1124. A11 hm'f sg th ps Z r . 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':fZ Cl fi. - ffff 7 ? von,.So55e. here we're ai Ihe La Warren's classrooms have been hee hives of industry this year. ln the music depart- ment, the Cirl's Concert Club was organ- ized by Miss Kathleen Hergt. Mrs. Dona Bowers' art classes have also been active with contests and exercising artistic desires. The various mathematics classes ofthe school have, as in other years, toiled through seeming problems of difficulty. The photography class has assisted in taking countless pictures for the school, under the direction of Mr. George Keever. A new teacher, Mr. john Porter, taught machine shop this year. By constant drill toward perfection, Miss Lokile Hicks, commerce teacher, hopes to benefit and suit her students for later business as well as personal life. L -fn la l Y Y L' ll- 2 f 454:-fi' ere read.Tn.Q 'rifinf and. rilhcvialirg if in. harness, 'Face friends 'er like a worm in an apple There's thing worse - the Speaking o girls, the home eco- nomics department has numerous activities credited to its name. Mrs. Anna Stricker, Mrs. Wanda Beeson, and Miss H. Uixler, a new teacher this year, are the in- structors. Mr. Herman Nolte, the instructor for the two year old driving course, believes that women make fine drivers if properly trained. In the icture below is seen that P even fist fighting can be fun when properly done. 'R 'l 'f fi- , xfffg Z nd fi? A f- 'X Q, lofi ' f,,.-f IQ only one other half of 'eml e f X i. K P W ' H . i M d 'I 7 l ln f f f 'ff b X f ,uhm-, -f !'l!,QO ll' l 0 vm vi ' , :Pg Nh! f-1 f ' ' ' 4 44.9-df g I , igw 1 -, 1, 'X' ' fl p ' ' 54 f 'Q to Q.. e e, , H- 1 uf 4 5 ' M me is 1 l X I ' l:.e.vrx.'i'Eall-.TR I X X 2 Pl WWMZWMWWWMWWZZWWWWWWMWWWMWWWMWWWWWWWWXW S rx if 55 XV j 'K V 111 XX R is ,E ii va? 1 4Qd 33Can't say success is like I l 5 -.X Ti5,ggzi5,izz.... .,.,. IK E I-:E X lp Sihceedswprigkisahrhider im lk -2 GBR- 55. E assa R-als .... when ya don t have Lt, P' Rf -in -.- N u.. l- if L12 Pb Fi L he wp Nl gl. X lt., f T' SLA S, In this the passing of Warren's 25th anniver- sary year we, with the seniors of '49, have dis- covered silver and now are looking ard to- ward the horizon of the 50th year. Let us hope that the underclassmen will go on to discover gpld. Gold is a recious metal but valuable t ings can only beIl1ad by those who strive dil- igently to be rewarded by them. This year's gifts of silver express partially that diligence through accomplishment which, of course, is necessary to reach the ultimate goalof success. We s edicate this book, Sasse -- our travel lo , to an unheralded lady whose thoughtfulness and tireless effort has contributed greatly to War-ren's efficiency. Yes, we have made a wise in presenting this annual in the honor of choice Mrs. C. E. Eash, wife of the school's principal. a 'mi hty fine journey we took through all riit. KI can confide in you.l I nev- er have seen so many things goin' on in one spot before in my life. It was Warren . . . . . . It was a fall day, September 7, lremem- ber?J that we loaded our supplies and set out for the trail ahead. By September 20 we really had be un our livelihood. All the organizations and cfubs were completing their plans, and chedules for the year s coming activities were bein ' ed. Miss Kathleen I-ler , i cal music, announced the members of the Madrigal on this date, too. I can see those youngsters now ...... all of 'em could warble like birds. After that first week things began pop in' like nobody's business. By September 27 it had been announced that the Warren Owl had been award- ed lntemational First Place of the Quil Scroll for the year of '47-'48, the sen' ere sprucin' up to have their pictures eng com- rehensive exams were over, the mi hty Warriors had romped away with the first gmt- ball event of the year, the Southport game 18-0. It-w'asT:n'a Monday, October 4, that news was flying of the senior lay. early laughed my- self sick the night of November itting there in the front row watching old 'Herb' Gage as he step ed on the stage to write his novel and then nearly have a nervous breakdown when all the confusion started.f'Course I suppose Mrs. Lola Pence did, too, trying to direct all those senior cutupsll The plot centered around a deed that had a 'they can live here any time clause' in it and believe me 'they', the Rockwoods, certain- ly took advanta e of that clause. I was mighty happy though when the Gage's and Rockwood's barn turned out to be the solution to their prob- lem. Yes sireee ...... some play all right! The week of the eleventh kept us jumpin' too! On Monday the Alpha Hi-Y and the Warrenettes mettodiscuss committees for the coming autumn dance. Tuesday, Yolanda Berry had been an- am argn and a tea was given for all mothers o new students. Wednesday, Warren's cross country boys decided to show off a little so they carried off the honors in the countymeet at Ben Davis. The scores were Warren 32, Ben Davis 42, and Lawrence Central 46. By Friday everyone was more than tuckered out but just the same six weeks exams were given and pas- sed for the most part with flying colors. f the magazine The Autumn Whirl was the next event that had us standing on our heads. Cln fact we were standing on our hands backwards with the dec- orations., Taking a quick trip into town I man- aged to get a pair of those fancy saddles and a reindeer sweater. Wednes ,Thursday and Fri- day-wsayy., ' ea y for the dance and i ming aboutitclearupto the night of the 29th. It wasn't long before we had to take another one of those trips into town though, Sasse. This time it was to get one of those two gallon hats F 1 iL m -,hhhNhh K I E J I ,YW A H T W ff l N f X M N sg 1-'fzgi' sq' f wr' Af 3 Mg ,,f 'a . Sv A. N , 4 'Wfvf' 1-af' N' ' ' V p 1, 'f A' f ' H ,gig- ,q gf 'WWGQQLVX ,, f -,251 A We ' 'f'-sr 1,7 Q, ' '- W QWXS ' , i , H A-Li ,rn.Q,,V ,?isM:w.: in W., ,L gif ' 'M , Sit, I Ali ,,,: X 1 .wfza-+ .I . ,A X, l VL rings I., 'V A . - - f V . 1 '31 ,4, ,M' 5 QV P . xv - xix1 g'm X ! f'- ?E 9 xi, Sm 1'4- 1' 'S' , . :J , ,ff- .f X -s I ' V4 g S , ,J an G - fn Us - ' 1 6 A ff - W hi. N xx -1 ,sv Q I X ll 3' Sweat voirnzs of the T' ' v 1 lm if New al I The choir has presented several concerts this year, as well as their own production, The Warren Follies , and Earticipating in the ounty Choral Festival. Miss Kathleen Hergt's Nladrigal Sin ers were highly honoreg when Dr. Fabien Sevitsky, direc- tor of the Indianapolis Symphony, invited them to sing with the orches- tra on March 25. Y. sooill Fl achin' bones Warren's orchesua has in the past year provid- ed music for various school activities. There were several soloists and ensembles which won high ratings in Dis- trict, State,and All-State 1 Music Contests. One of 1 these was the StringTrio 4 which played other - gagements throu utthe wi year inclu ' g an ap- f eara with the Tee 'A p onetta. js ,y4 ,Mr T U4-'75 .P 5 ,PDX +-3:7 3 9 S 5 19 N J 5 -e e S ,lf J Xe ' '-1 ,J-of-f1K '-X-, 2-Xi s , 58 1 --usp - 4 A as i Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living is the motto of the Alpha Hi-Y. Through active participation of fair and clean club work the group strives ardently to keep this creed alive and active. lin: ddllphaddlifw has fellas that 'rn rilr: proud l' liwouu. Mr. Ralph Clevenger was sponsor of the club, George Ostheimer, residentg Bill Deer, vice- 1' residentg Lloyd llllhite, secretary: and John alright, treasurer. 0 N ,. i A weiner roast was the first activity of the Alpha ' -4 'ki Hi-Y last fall. Other events in which this grou articipated were the Autumn Whirln, the Gold, I Bigger s Drag , an Easter program, and various -N religious programs throughout the year. The outstanding activity of the club was a Father and Son Banquet held in April. For the first time in its history the Alpha Hi-Y sponsored a dance entirely on its own. The name was the Sno-Flake Frolicn and it was held on December 18. Boujtsl-1 7 2.5n's F-law BL'-Wf' 4 in 'g 49 iii.,- offw Z - .Ulf J,jE,,,, wrQ.,.,u-,as 31' v . Y A o 634,71 T cqevij xmanla Um? 1 ' 3- T X7 cms- ix xx f 9 mo w sh5 3l1 X 4. , . . 1 - X xx X l 5454, 5, a L - I :V F S . s - P ,, S fri-511 X '. X A A H M rw - -. ,I h 1 ' -- - 1 V 'J , ' ,, '-fi-..., I ffm X ,,. -4 ul, assi lwerafsvllhc Bela ffyfluniorA'4hl'9 UUU5 ,-nn- M ihe 've noi iusl JSI as muchi bra 011. The Beta H'- wa 1 Y s s on- sored by Mr. Irvin Sinn and consisted of 79 mem- bers. Officers included KFrom left to rightl Wil- mer Neal, treasurerg Jerry Steffey, vice-presiclentg Vemon Walls, corres- ponding secretaryg Ken- neth Mclntyre, sergeant- at-armsg Dwight Weaver, presidentg and Don Young secretary. ' The officers of both Jun- ior Hi-Y grou s are: Pres- idents - Ceilgic Ransom, David Scllmidtg Vice Presidents- Richard Den- ny, LeRoy Heatllg Secre- - taries - Jack Walter, Boll Coxg Treasurer- Don Mc- Callg and Sergeant-ab Arms, james Shirey. Dollars 'er nice to have, Sassc, but cha know, I'u.d druther have sense any day! 1? F It R 4 mu.. ' efas- i l I a X is gf ,f HX,-Q, 1 i 'hm' -X f .rffllle r , s K ,lie purlq gals of the Marrencllcs Hurt .sh The lVlother's and Daughter's An- nual Valentine Tea headed the the list of activities this yearfor the Warrenettes, as in the past. This club, sponsored by Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, also planned, with the Hi-Y, three of the four dances X 1 malls a hoduj ical ri hi al one I and pre sented speakexs Dresses useta be for the members at many differ- deeent. 'Spose ent times throughout the year. thi-i,70f1gSl: ' Sen' I Member-shi is open to all girls fm mn we Q, ofthe tentli, eleventh, and twelf- Ligrcflisgelg to it - X th grades. Its urpose is to fur- ' -, '- ther the growtli of high moral igluvvnw standards. HQQQFQ, X l!dllll'l:w1 115.133 if V 9 N 'Ei f-X a, ' q , I , 3 , f-L N , , .. 2' fg hnifs rab a liillf: warm. hospi from ihri Sunshine. WW. 6' The girls of the Sunshine Club are mem- bers of the ninth grade. Their sponsor is Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton. just as War- renettes and Sunbeams do, they plan and present religious programs and also ones intended to foster self-improvement in all those who attend. zgg Rf' QF' 2 yi X ia ff M x - i f ,-5-,li un can lubs, 5 5 L ioo, Sagas. The Sunbeams are the eighth grade girls, the younger sisters of the Sunshine Soci- ety. They, too, resent convocations dur- ing Lhe year and groom their members to become Warrenettes. Miss Cleo Kinnison is the teacher sponsor. il r i Q W, QL f ,, 'A wohhl cu 'n S 1, X xv its' - siddu-q,,.c , 'lffiiau f , k Y ' X - L , 'I 'N' M - :Cer .1 62 lliis as where lpicli my supplies for a .su cessful joorne . ,,,,frmac:16-W' I 5' up 9519? I ey 3 771154 lb ml Q f 3 .. 4, 9 79:17 i f '21, . - weld? ' if ji , lijllfkf Q f 3, QP ii claw? ' 41-1- i 4 I L A llllh illzlilh lhtml bei l could do anulhinc asse. 1 eu--ee-My-rffeaez, The Honor Societies at Warren are built on the principles of scholarship, S' xii - 'lk leadership, character, and service. ff ff' ' - mi-Rtiaiaiaegwf I. V ,Q..N .ill llx, The Senior Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Fred Pierpont, was, at the be- , 'S 5 li, ginning of this year, composed of nine seniors. These were Cleft to rightl l 25 650' L, Helen Clende, ,Iohn Wright, Bill Deer, George Ostheimer, Effiemae Bot- X 1, MN, tema, Donna Barksdale, Betty Dammrich, Sylvia Merrill, and Gloria McGa- fg Nw U D I l We ll ll u3'm?.'.5J W' Iws.7b'2-- ll ., uw' N The junior Honor Society is 'N s onsored by Mr. S.E. Coop , B355 Q, j 'gmmigmwfu include Cleft 'J Steffey, Gaynelle Van Barbara Roseberry, 'Qi'-I if A Fetter, Marilyn Endicott, ZX Margaret Groenert, Margaret MAT- M Kirk, Hoseanna McCormack, gf Jane Tossell Mary Damm- 21 rich, Wilmer, Neal, Don 'Qu X Youn g Roger Oertel, and ,Zi ? ff' -EM' , '.4 lil! Wa' 'sr - SOII. Ifiidf XX f ., 'll 'A Q' 1 rightj . 31.'.ll'E!Xv5,,1A-mlw ziig 9, gb . ii QJ 0 Xue-'71 'y, ffff I 'lf' ld: Q Q 141 '41 ' Q. ,-5, ,7142 an.-.-'f' ' . j l , 41 'gvqf El Tl? I If 29:1 2: e, 1-I V 1 f Q 7, 1, nz:'AE-5312? X I f fl f qsiiaisafi ei fi' ll f 3 X 'lg-.1-'W' if 4,--X-,..,. . - 1 'f 9 0 -M J ? I p A 77 if 1' vilil 4 ig, pt ,, 9 M, , M' y N f f ,- L 7 e houla'n't beat 1' MW' I X-'X J-X-A arlpeund the bush A w n ' I avors - ,z X h, ' st reach -Q in t e middle and accept what 'X-X ,2-S--' l-h,C I . l 1 Zi. fp' s , 3101 63 amen. inn amfi noi nuthin' on ihfi fulune arwern.. Mr. Walter Mowrey, agri- culture instructonis spon- sor of the Future Farmers of America. After reor- ganization,which took al- most three months, the F.F.A. elected new of- ficers. They are William Da , presidentg James Williams, vice-presidentg Glenn Ban el, secretaryg John Schuiz, treasurerg and William Cowan, re- porter. Members include Verle Chap ell, Norman Hale, John lgran e, Char- les Cripe, Jael: Peek, Sam Humford, Bob Folk- ening, Robert Lee, and Richard Schutt. anal. flailing Qgooemahrra, th ' ' 'L rn rsaclu for im. The members of the Warren Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America were inducted by the South ort Chapter in Oc- tober, 1948. lVlrs.Wanclla Beeson is spons- or. Although this club is a new organiz- ation this year, it has partici ated in many activities. The l3'eatEer Hop , ' 't dance presented by this group and give in the cafeteria,was quite success- ul. girls also installed the officers f the Ben avis Homemakers Club. CURRY! MiL.LeFi. 371+ E. I5: ,STREET ' 4 ,ff i Z ' ,-fit. L,-l 1 ig 1 g A I-ENDLE-Y35 J Plmaasr J-. ost Road. LO ,SI VEISEERS, IN'-'-' YZ! l-il ,f + f , LFTIJ '-'-,.,- , s ' Y l 7 74 . -A Z1?s K if g l 4-J' , Z Q l i G- L , - K -.T an jasi sau lhewof-els Quill or jcroll anal... 7 ,un we -mi.: Y LW A lhesfi fellas parli up, lilonloifxl V j 1 Yep! An open book gathers no dust. -clk' 1 L l ' , K'51 ', . Q Q ' W I .hm l as ' , -5f:::EEE?2. -Q AV Q Qi 1.7 H-12 K ' I--1 l jx Z- , ,L- ll St lli Y 2 1 l i The lntemational Honorary Quill and Scroll Society was founded in the high schools of the world to promote inter- est in joumalism. Membership is based upon scholarshi , leadership, service, and quality of writing. Mr. Clyrlle Nice, journalism advisor for the school, is sponsor. This year Warren's cha ter gave an informal clance after the Speedway basketball arne. Having such a large at- tendance,it was quoted asieing the first dance of its kind to be a success. A public relations banquet is sponsored each year to honor all organizations, agencies, and insti- tutions cooperating with Warren in educational activities. Mr. William A. Evans was speaker at the dinner this year on April 8 in the school cafeteria. lt Pans fo be accurate. 5 Ura-lalajjusi lilie. 011: The Senior Accuracy Club is a commercial honorary club of the school. Miss Lokile Hicks, com- merce teacher,is sponsor. Mem- bers ictured here are ffrom left to riglitl Susie Faiss, Barbara Mc- Lellan, Lila LaiVIere, Q.l6aI1if1S Rairdon, Bertha Crawley, Marie Sullivan, and Catherine Coll' . 34 S ,.,- ik 5 , I W x l '6 2 'MN ' I - 'lv- M v Img A 1 ' f ' HL M f 2 .. I l 1 ii 2,2 lvlahr. bclivin' seems real v , ,Basses when Uvosa anions gil Mather fer some QL! ,,,.f if qv THE SENIOR PLAY, january Thaw , was directed by Mrs. Lola Pence, whose active as- sistant was Margaret Reilly. The cast mem- bers were: Eunice Cochran lMarge Gagel, Ger- ald Shoemaker Cllerbert Cagel, Nancy Lentz llVlathilda Rockwoodl, Robert Walker Uonathan Rockwoodl, Sylvia Merrill fBarba.ra Cagej, Jeanne Duncan fSarah Gagel, Ray Laffin fMatt Hockwoodj, Barbara Frakes lPaula Gagel, Ralph Morris fUncle Walterl, Donna Uarksdale lFried I d ' ' ' a an Dale Johnson, Pat Rlgg1IlS and Lloyd White. S H A 1 r- ' A .ne RgbLN:-f-ON ll n f l l SSE' -ff' , I lj it ll lW ffl' 1 , X . ,- N Q, I' , -ff' Q Nll Q55 6097 21035 -- Q I '-'-3? e Q T 55 -N ' v so we wouldn't be out of style at the first school political arty meeting. Remember those four parties that ran? There were the Am- ericans, the Federalists, the In ' ' and the Nationalists. ri ay, the fifth, we discovered were travelin' along with a real live senator. Purdue Legislature was cer- tainly honored with the presence of that fine Vstanding Yguartette of Shoemaker, Johnson, illian d hite. Along with all 0 n, though, we had to stop once in a while for t a ' ing that is as hard to get along without as water on a dry des- ert -- education. On November 8 we helped to observe National Education Week by attending a convocation, presented b the Sunshine Club. It seems that every week was dedicated to something and so we weren'ttoo surprised when November 15 rolled around to mark National Book Week. By December 3 it was again time to have a lit- tle fun. Borrowing one of those monkey suits l decided it was high time that you and l did some fancy stepping to the Sno-Flake Frolic . Dances or no dances though,the boys were plow- ing right through with a very good basketball season the whole time. On December 17, for instance,we thumped Decatur 60-32. Mighty fine boys those Warriors -- mighty fine. Q9 .1-7, 1 7 WW' 7 'Fi X Z Z o a beggin' f ad rags. The chose Dot Shepard as s 49'er and my old, friend Walt Curran ' s Mr. The da s seem to be assin on and thin s are still hiip ening so fait thagyou can't slTake a stick at Siem. Now that the year has come to a ,7 close with a 'whoppin' production, a dance and A a thousand and one other things it seems just a , bit sad to close this book and settle back and 4,10 take it easy. lt's been fun -- traveling I mean, just you and I and all our Warrior friends. Now J-I it's time to say oodbye and though we are re- luctant to round Sie bend and trave n into the l lives of others, we can remem arren Cen- tral High School asfaifie place where all travelers are welcomed ........ Go ' t now, Sasse, and l hope that you others may see that the quietest be- ings make the truest friends. - The 4-9'er ,I l, TABLE or CONTENTS Dear Sassafras . . . .... . .... . . 2 r1rs1fomarren . . . . . 4 w T 1 ff V Z J f? f 1 1 January found us ' more than ever. Semes- FOP Today ' FOI' TOIUOITOWH- - - - - - 5 ter exams lur in the future and on Monday, W f - . . . . U the third, e got off to a busy start. All through arren S Hlstm ' ' ' the month we found that club meetings, scholar- The FHCUMY - ' ' - - ' ' 8 ship tests, and other activities kept us so busy The Seniors U 0 . n . . 14 f that we hardl knew whether we were coming or ' going. The gounty Tourney was a heartbreaker The Undefclassmen - - -- 36 butl guess that will be one goal that is left for Activities I . . 52 ' the future. ' ' ' ' ' Sports . . . . . 78 It certainly was a relief when March the fourth - popped up its head. The Gold Digger's Drag Directory ' ' ' ' 90 W was the event and, believe me,l didn't have to Cl0Bif1 - - - 91 zliywy, - sf. 1' M ' L 5 , , I W !4WW7f77WWWWW4WWAMM Mm, mmf T WW E y 3. I V52 I L - 1 E P Vs Q? .gy i -W 'v ,f A ,' . it h x . 'A .,,i,Q.,Il Q ' k 'L M 6' Q, ff Q ut, march 1+ mul 0191151 -'Tha hold-diggers' ra r Dorothy Shepard and Walt Curran reigne as the Typical '49ers at the Goldw Digger's Drag held in March. The gym- ' was dubbed th Gold Nu et nasium e gg Ranch and those who attended the dance were garbed in the outfits wom by their great-grandparents some one hundred years ago. Bill Dunn's band fumished the music, along with the floor show,of which Dale Johnson was master of cere- monies. Pike's Peak Or I -L 'ef in +14 sf- 9 7 J v L , rs Ja wau-W l'lere?c Ihr. head ones At the to, of this page are ic- tured the gunbeam officers. 'lphey are lstanding, left to right? Mav- is Prince, Kathleen S nger, and Mildred Kirkg lseated, Teuft to rightl Mary Maines,Shirley Shilling, and Nellie Glazier. The girls occupy- ing the left center ofthe page are the officers of the Junior Accur- acy Club. They are Cleft to rightl June Bloom, Roberta McConnell 'V Representatives. lseatedl Susie bottom ofthe page. Thompson, and Margaret Reilly. 51.1. .. l fgfivgf N , A 1 ll ref' MZ? 5' M I ff! 57 X gi K if 55 MW Iclon. O Fl if and ,Ioan Buckley At the right cen- ter are the heads of the Student They are lleft to rightl Fern Dorrel, Herb Rosemeyer, Walt Curran and Faiss. The Jun- ior Leadership of- ficers are at the They are Cleft to right, Effie Bot- tema, jean Fer- guson, jean of some of the clubs, 53553 69 V Q 3 c l The picture at the top IS of the '-'fifflj-fi! Af?Q'?3 5ig1'gHfaQf3 ., .' 4 7111. '1 officers of the Future Farmers of Ja America. They are fleft to rightl 5 ,6331 X-. Glenn Bangel, Bill Cowan, Bill Day, James Williams and john Schulz. The icture in left cen- ter is ofthe oilicers of the Junior Honor Society. These officers are fleft to rightj Wilmer Neal, Don Young, Roger Oertel and Cseatedl Carol Atkinson. 4 V 5 is Q 1 The Senior Coun- cil heads are at the ri ht center, they Eein Cleft to rightl Aim Mi- edema, Bill Deer and John Wright. At the bottom of the page are the officers of the Girl's Athletic Associationgfleft to rightl Dorothy Lucas,,Ioan Dar- inger, Diana Polk, and Mari- lyn Ste vens. LBP? f -J W' 4 There are some quiet folks that er more interesting than the best talk- ers. E MH, LJ W lx by My M y vw . lf E Ti' Xu? V KN k J ga lil,-21 li' -cslfqvfzall f x ' Q lilllll ffuoi ' i fi - iT A film Warrgn Urol newspaper slaff does 41 nice job o'lcllirL' Us Know l 1 CNN f ocfv? O QQ? Owscf ?j'kSyi xrgl li 'U il W Qi WW! - whom 3 goin' on The Owl staff is compos- ed of nine seniors and twelve juniors. Nancy Lentz, appointed editor- in-chief in September, has held the position through- out the ear. Her asso- ciate edlitors are ffrom left to rightl Don Jack- son, business managerg Helen Clende, page one- newsg Gloria McGahan5 age two-featunesg ,Ioan Euckley, age 3 editorg John Wrigit, page 4 - sportsg and Evelen Mor- ris, exchange editor. f V -fgffgnnd the Wigcofam gearbooli .slali are my buddies. 7' Ccainl gil' along u.rillLfLm., cainll 91 alan? uriTh.ou'L 'ef'1..l Helen Glende was editor- in-chief this year and Gloria lVlcGahan, her as- sociate art editor. Mem- bers pictured in' the above picture are: lupper leftl Barbara Ping, typistf m id dle r1ghtlGlor1a VlcGahan and Helen Glende and llowerrightl Nancy Lentz senior editor Bill Deer s orts editor Sylvia Mer r1l subscription editor andjohn Wright, business manager ' l l The Wigwam staff has been quite busy this year as is roved by l this annual. Layouts, script, art work, and pasting were llvut a few of the jobs done by this ambitious group. Mr. Clyde Nice, a very patient man with a great sense of humor, watched with approving and critical eyes over the development of the work. It was plan- ned in the summer of 1948 and work began in September. Q- ,jx iv 1 Q9 53 -4 ll-a..g vw. 'u- .X M? 4,-gf ff 72 L Can't say much 'bout politics - Shoemaker Lakes care 'ah that' 'Es N Rag? A 4 S l . I . ,l, - 'Q I W . ' ' l' 4 t , . X W - - - - ' N ' I , F xx , 'arf' e g ffl as L? 1 l I 4 f S R7 .f IEE Q3 read fir 9gr5glf7,5a55E- -1Le,,tZa arrqgg W W sdon Court' H ' 10 N i 1 ' mama, :mmf 13' me w Bffa n cenmn High sn-mx rnaaanavvm' 3 l 3 vox. ZA ' D K -df W 0 bkho . SERS 3 n. f ne and mm eve me Seann QUWEG hairy? ge Honor Y W -'IQIS S1053 Mr W E53 Ska' E ,A', --. , E51 S Conn S r Y R' , ,,.,, --fv - .IU i E WINS IN NEWSPAPER EONEES . . SAEIRRQLVQADTURES woms mm 1 Q !1 f Y U 'Pubs I' Q E W ff 67':0.qbaQU'0,,' 00,0 lx siix , H , 0 va, ape . r mffq,-00 015310, wma 0060 T '43 gffagf, Jv iw., ' rv Qfofhw 'Mba 09,0 jgglgff Bet! , A '1f26l?'f1f,, 44- 'fag . 0 Candgdzammndf .UhoserT'bS 'R S3721 rabies fel' lb, for Citizenship ' ' 0011 087 34? QW' of 13 a,,00ic'r:,a 2p,, f gf M! QILV I M :Mill L- s-V .1 fUddU1,eHp!a0jgad-En! fEYf E J S fs' 1720 A fu W. le, mio I P 5 P . Warren Students iw u,,j 0 j74,qffhQutbr - -- IL, 1. ,,7'.',,e rp E , .. G Ll' IJ. dw Q4 fl- -a5Qg.wfff+ff U aff, -Q ht tru., ffqhaabx gal - - QL S' skets WS X 1521 Ild Collins Appear on Ra Lm-Y EPQWSOTS 4' x J 1 w JS 2 Qi J 2 ' f K- xfif 01,0 I ,om Co B Hhh Bcho0X Xndhn npoX U 1 Sw NX X he 'Harm lm eX AX R EN CU MB C-KBC-U Z ood v. and Q L mmm vlmw 'nm .my mm v. :L nv Sdwx , hmding, ,sa x-we p o win mc XA 6 rrismiaives, The y'l'ecns, Student Representatives this year have had charge of the election of the Purdue assembly andyell leaders, conducted cam- paigns for CARE and Red Cross,andwere in charge of the voting for the s ortsman- ship award to the count schooiuwith the best attitude during the basketball season. This year the Y-Teens have sponsored a skating party and several convocations. Their main project has been to help re- habilitate the Y-Teen clubs in foreign countries. They also sent a special box of party supplies to a Y-Teen club in Hol- land. Mrs. Louise Riser is their sponsor and The lllmior headers A new club, the 4-H Junior Leader- ship Club, under sponsorshi of Mrs. Anna Stricker, was introdliiced at Warren this year. Its main purpose is to develop leadership and train its members to be useful and effective in their own club. Mrs. Lourene Dod- son is co-sponsor of this club. 9 u f ' . U-3 'L an aeersizza -im! V X :JBL x -I an j G.N,v.-LSE I l fn X Y Z-iz K f i 1 . A ever sem inch EJ saliva bunch a 991235 Those in The 75 The Girl's Athletic 1 Association, known as G.A.A., has done well in 1948 and l949,even though the sponsor has been a new teacher atWarren, lVlrs.Edna Hurst, also girl's physicaleduca- tion instructor. Bas- ketball, volleyball, and other sports oc- cupied the time of these healthy sopho- mores, juniors and seniors. Marilyn Stev- ens served as presi- dent, being elected when Barbara Frakes resigned. Other of- ficers were Dorothy Lucas, Diana Polk, ---l and ,Ioan Daringer. , -1--f-V - ,Z - - 0 sf , 5 1 'f fm ,. 6745-1 ,,,f- ,V r, ,gf A , 4 I My 11 A i V1 My rs, . 7 len :ahora heap be 'V D building spin. and api I ' The fine condition of the school, V A the cleanliness of the rooms and of the halls are due to the super- vision and hard work of Mr. and W Mrs. Charles Allen, Warren Cen- ' tral custodians. Long after the students and teachers have gone, ' these two along with the janitors, ' work rearranging the rooms and re- -. pairing the damage done by the pupils . 'ix 1 fi -1 Q if LW g , 'Q if ggi ki? i l K l Gxxx X xx 'Sakai' x 7 I . y fir' ' yi .A Lhea son: aatzte at i 0 ' l g N 3 Qg7fLgQ1'f:izzlh.5f,2'i lfl , ff -gg: X ' --- u YI na Tm 7 ,. was 2s - 'S .,,.-ff-iwrfx ,. . JZ! . Q QM l 5, 5 HG he I 4 9 if fD5Lre's Exam? 3 -'Mp' 5' ' H- 51- f1,iV79.P5 n ' ,df E '3 s r cn . d. t R J ,ffSn..har'-afohs .A7 In unan- Car w,a:,..35- L-J'- W ' Pfoikfe gre just like don- , f gr 'e , asse, They leave one ear up .so's X . 9 'v they can hear whaL's goin' X on - and one down 50's it- - . ' 'll go thru. their head and f f ' if ii 335 r EK I jf Q , ,i 1 'gf K, 'ff' ' M Q 2, I I I f h- SM hi, A 4 HIS I5 UU ,1 J, X., ..X 5X qi H g +- f44f f if 4 f ' xiii- E -'-g-,X ' i if 5 - i - E45 ....,f'4' X WK, Knowledge - like the tortoise Sas se advances by steps and n, lzke the leapm rabbzt' XY sQx X x .L N V4 Z Ll 1 l ot . . , , . . -'A C Q f R ' :ze ,X Xwssczv, X R-Nw Y HSN 7' KK YK 1. 1 J-K 2 ' 'L' 'Q Y5 If X. ' ' A1 N' I H ,',, - , 1 5' I Y any ' ' ,T-H Z ' f ., x, - xf : 1 f 1 a - I. - - . 3 .4 Y ! - ,1 l eg f If H4 4 F 1 1 Q Le, HQ I XKKN-xx.. Sami? J ympf' lu' ! ,f .iR IMTSM, ' f ig! X K lvligtlttjfq fine Tooth ll team J f fl 1 i Q ri Q Q ,. J: 0 f uf? ' H-' l ' .flrff-QQ 5 i I we heal, jess nicht? lint V T Warren's footballers enjoyed a successful season although they didn't win the county champion- ship. They won their first five games before being upset by the Lawrence Central Bears, and then finished the season with a loss to the city champion Broadliipple squad and a O-O tie with Howe. The 21-19 upset by Lawrence brought an end to the Warren's county title hopes and forced them into third place in the county be- hind Speedway and Lawrence. Two of Warren's players, Herb Rosemeyer and Ed Wieland, were both outstanding choices for the all-county team. Rosemeyer showed an ability tocatch passes thrown by both teams, while Wie- land stood out with his line-plung- Ten of the eleven starters last 1 season were playing their last year for Warren. + if ing from the fullback post. l :,- -5F'2f,a f- ELA .,-,,1 End. faaaem-louse EEE ' t t .,,.:5 1 - it e' 'A-r, - ' I 3 Q I I w fr' '3 ,PK orm: more o Those fellas here. Hear Uvel man hfnocl wuz Ulla a coach! .nf f Al At the u per left are Warren's var- sity ancil reserve football squads with their coaches and managers. Lower left: Freshman coach Her- man Nolte, varsity assistant Paul Payne, and head coach Vaughn Wood watch practice proceedings from the side lines. Above are Warren's first string tackles, Don Wells and Bob Folk- ening in their defensive stance. Top right is fullback Ed Wieland, arm cocked,readyto pass. Below, Walt Curran takes an opposing lineman out of the picture. QUQF fi-.ds Q! 'dQ,,V7l R 2-r 'v'QE'7' k - I 1 . of- ani A Sayfehie H Muni S l 79 , l l F lull Rl TN' 3' 1 f' if X , Q? f sw 1 N 'K E . RAF l OQ7- v I , ' fA K , Wood's Warriors made a suc- 4 tT cessful season start on South- port's gridiron whipping the Cardinals 18-O. End Herb Rose- Q W w N meyer made a 20 yard touchdown , l run on a pass from fullback Ed I 9 I+ Wieland and scored another six Y W X late in the first half, on a 60- yard interception run back. Walt ll Curran plowed through center l to pay dirt for the game's final ' score in the third period. ' x x N' f'i ixR e sd w s 1 - Lil --- Z -1 . , y 5' O 5? i- Qc , N ,4 'ss E5-NF' Q f FLD 2 l .2 N Warren's eleven rampaged on home turf against Greenfie1d's X yearlings with a touchdown in l X 'M each quarter, and a 27-0 win. X Each of the Warrior backfield startersg quarterback Miedema, A ' X half-backsBobenmoyer and Cur- V ? px 'X l y rm, and full back wxeiand made li lx a touchdown. w r f f l l x I u 1 :fl S X 1s.? if ,Q ul O sig. 0 l EN Q X . X lt Qs ul u rg . l ik 1. X. S The Ben Davis Giants fell 12-0 l Hill on the Warren Central Gridiron, . for the Warrior gridders' third A l consecutive victoryof the seas- on. Both touchdowns were scon- giiif 5 ,ja ed in me first haf, the first by Herb Rosemeyer and Keith Bob- E ,gf , X' v 4 enmoyer scored the second. .f f ff if . , 1 I gf f , , X117 if jf - . I me J , M. 1' , W fiviflj 7 6 7, ri 4 2 qw l J ,f f qi ,f A zggm 1 fl' , 1 1 cfm sure 4 S L s iiefll f v J wi A .ffgi-2- ' ,- Zi. , -, ...,, p 5 ,uv is v A n f r f' - 1 e o if . . , . ,Q f, - ' et panned is-gn , ,, Y 01' p , If Zlnfwk 1' ,n QQ J I 1 ll V Y f so I Z' 44,17 f., , ZW W YKPN L ,Q-VH Wa.rren's stout grldmen swamp- ed the Franklin Township team 52-6 ln the third contest under Warren'slightsthis season. The Flashes looseda late fourthpe- rlod scoring play on a thirty- yard run by Dick Copeland, for the first touchdown of the year against Warren. I f 22 A 32-0 win over Beech Grove on Warren's field made it five straight for Vaughn Wood's hus- kies. Ed Wieland made three spectacular touchdown runs of 15,40 and 50 yards. Keith Bob- enmoyer crossed the goal line on a 79-yard jaunt and A1 Mi- edema topped off the scoring with a 29-yard run. vw 1 Af. Ldv! -V 4 5, 1 I if 'Lf-Q? 41' X65 2 , r, 23 I' 3 ,A The Lawrence Bears nipped Warren's county championship hopes on the Lawrence gridiron October 15. The Bears stalled Warrior offense behind their own goal-line earlyin the first quar ter for the two point safety that gave them their 21-19 victory Warren'sfirstdefeatofthe seas on. Lawrence scored all three of their touchdowns on passes Ed Wieland hit pay dirt twice for the Warriors, Keith Boben moyer scored once. 12 ii' W rl Y W x In ui li Y li 5 if K A X l M 1 wi X A , 1 l W. ,X Wi TN Mui iii 4 1 li 4, lf' , 5 S 156 E iUC5.50N.iS flawzs L01-EGR. sein' These anions fur Hur: Last Tim miles! Us Hind. a seal., eh V 7 1,- ll. l .f 7? , ,u .- L-1. - Y A -, , if, ,c Ed Wieland kicks off as Kenny Winings holds. Below the Warriors' signal-caller, Alan Miedema, who has led Warren's gridders the last two seasons. ,,...-X-,J ,-.. . s , 'PT . l-. - 2 - AZ Ai Y - Y m -H4 'K 'V an I ,fl .,, Wood's ends, George Os- theimer, Harry McClintic, and Herb Rosemeyer stretch for the pigskin. Right top is dependable sub-tackle, Gerald Eng- land, who will return next season. At the right Coach Pay- ne's reserve squad, bot- tom page 81: left to right fkneelingl Don Overton, lVaI1Holzhausen, Bob Jor- dan, Ernie Miedema, Bob Coates, Ralph Forsyth, Roger Oertelg fstandingl JohnPrange, ,Iirn'lVlcGuire, Dick Dejeet, Bill Bloom, Charles Huffman, Dick Simpson, Ronald Wimmer and David Olinghouse. ...--4'-j-,Z ' fdlhj, .7 -s 5- Z.l5m -i R R RT u X llwg pillthur o lhli team fur NEXT 5635011 f-e J e- ,r-- 41 -1 R R ' uid' gms 'ET 1,1-ip? 7' f'1 82 , , , 1' l mf NIM r , 1 it A,,f,T ?'g' 3, Q ' . ff, . --f sl-5? . ' r- PLE ,. G EMOFHD-.Eff A-' JU 4? -:sf I 1 i fn , r The northside city grid champs il i 'l of Broad Ripple l-Hg accounted l M X X for Warren's second defeat, in 'F the '48 campaign as all-state N..f fullback, Don Kungler, combin- fx , X ed forces with sure-toed Bob - Stephens and a strong forward wall to chalk up a 3-0 win. ,Ja . V ll X I ISF Iwi 5? u. I 'xt ll' Nu' N I w K l' A N A ll ln K X 52 I ..-i gzf q' lull, I .Cir-f-l Q 'fin' l - f 1 l . -if ?Z V r A Hui. XI 6 Q vi F- X - ' 1 li'N-Flu. Nl' V Y 7 -- f x r ,Lv my NH , 'NM W ' .1 1311 Coach Wood's cleatsers com- X ?'n'en S gum' S 1 si,':::l:.':,':::e:f:,::sa'r:B:'::.:1:::,l Q A 0 Dofloghlle and Ell- 1 d 1 ith 1-1' ' 1 ' shxas en-:admin a szvgsefessenz? gal. Ransom dive for a 32: yrsemasainzndsseiozzgi loose ball- it l .1 'UL 1' .' We-ren on the gridiron and N l ' made the all-time record three X K victories for Warren, two for To the ri halfback as I-bwe, and one tie. g p 1 A y Keith Bobenmoyer, tl 'l wzlffhkg l 2 ' H 1 Ayn, the Warriors' bestp un- ' N ter boots one in prac- tice. There's this about bein' ambitious I I ya are you. are R' always busy ,. lm.-N NX X H I ya arent cha N- 5 ,4 ?J V never knou. what ll I. lv. WM sl WON , in t do with yer sel ' if , A! A --I X ug, Z' K 'fn Q 4-if A 'f 'Vg l , :MHZ ' 'll uxnirh- fi f T y f 1 wits 35.5. - i 4 X' V 4 ll pf - y J we-lf so r T ff ,ffl 'fl . X ' N i r f -- lf- l as ,411 ZA x'-l R - lff si' ig ' X 'ff in :J -- E51 Eu, 84 9 3? I V w f ' i' 4 1' Nm . I fl f 5 f I Kffi4u lr -.-.-..- MMU. -mm fff If -Xl '11 ' ,f Y r 44.2 5 7- Y ,, ' Kobnrl WQIKLP f Liniscajzznj , -5-:IL Corgsevvafon- 5 Q i' Q - 63 V ' ,ZIO L. E.elm.un.Qon, AVL. Indfanafolfs HI, Ir-g,QL.F 1' 70 I ' ' Ols1'rQhuT'or5 or Vulr In.la.- Carulma Chemfeal Cm- - + rn.aPLeu-s i Y V' , 2 f 3 ' r I 5 I . - A 'V of 'FHL 'Famous F31-r-ura Few-T:l:z.er-s if Rfchm el. Va. X- V2 V X ,.f'f ,- Q . 4 1- 5 I Q om L Q 'x -E? if : ' i - S A i . V , . if -I ' ,.s..,- f xrmsw ' f' 4' - 41' . ,, ,,,.1',:: 5 L i X Q Q The , ectiognliifure below 85111 one S11 riorses at Wan' Of the 11 OWS Six 1,gr0PPed Zn' The 15:6 Lew, me enc nl? one ' M ence Ounge Of ganlli, ' but diss tg Peed Beech e Gated road Riiglgreengegrovg . an . The picture at the right shows Ed V ja Wieland shooting a gratis toss in the opener at Warren against Law- rence. Warren lost three of four games to the Bears this season, but the 56-37 tronmcing handed Lawrence in the County Tourney made up for the defeats. Bas!-:etball's a 2. cum s art specza ly when ya got a bag of fi popcorn' R A '25 X-I l 171-im i- - Si 4- 0 'C ' KCl 'af -fr -lg-Z1 ...aff- 15 e f N9 , . no 6 nk . 5:5 , . ,HN 9 fi IJ 4 f i 4,-.- ff QQ ef i 4 ff 'l ' ,JT-f' ji 5- : E 5 W g 3 'H vm -as l The '48-'49 Black and Gold hard- wood de artment under Coach Ralph Clevenger's supervision kept Warren Central's basketball q fans on the edge of their seats an y entire season, from November 19 to the Sectionaltolunament in Feb- ruary. The Warriors won 12 and lost 10 games last season as the squad stacked up an all time school rec- ord in offense with a 1,017 point total and a 46.3 average. Warren Central's former season offense record was 930 points scored dur- ing the '46-'47 campaign. Coach Clevenger's boys, though turning out a successful season, were pla ued by theufinals blues in two ofgtheir three seasons' net tournaments. Above are the Warriors and their coach following their 52-37 vic- tory over Franklin Township in the semi-finals of the county tour- ney. A strong Lebanon qluintetedgedtliWarrior netmen out of a Christmas tour- ney crown - after arren had downed Flora's five in the afternoon opener. The Warriors launched a brilliant hardwood display in the county tourney with a56-37 victory over Lawrence and a 52-37 win over Franklin Township only to finish close second 37-35, in the final game to Speedway in a heartbreaking double-overtime loss. The Warriors lost their season opener on home hardwood to Lawrence's charmed Bears but swept their remaining five visiting opponents to defeat. Trips to Lebanon and Peru highlighted Warren's road campaign. On Janu- ary 4, following the Christmas holidays, the Warriors traveled by bus to Peru. Both the varsity and the reserve squads made the trip accompanied by coaches Clevenger and Payne. The boys ate in Kokomo and had an af- ter-game dinner in Peru. The tri also financed new white and gold uni- forms which the Warriors initiates against Greenfield in their third home victory 62-61. For six members of BalphClevenger's thirteenth Warrior basketball team, last season marked finis to their high school court-careers. Bill Deer and Ed Wieland,the big boys under the boards, with their rebounds and tip-ins, and Duane Bruhn with his unique lay-in shots will be missed up front next year. Kyiv' X' ggi? h WM ,Wy P Maxima BIND P X W3 i r.x1evh. ,I i- Gag 2 td g, is .- - ,L ms E. Washg .f - -f-Xt.: W1 -'32 F' To L, Egrdw-are - f f , - 5 Q 4, K e 1 I Al Miedema won't be around to hit those lon ones or his frequent follow-in Buckets. Someone else will have to engineer plays and master the pass-off to fill George Ostheimer's guard post, and Herb Rosemeyer's offensive drive and ball-hawking must be replaced. The best ossible wish that could be made fbr Warren Central's fu- ture basketball teams would be that each player might possess the qualities of fine sportsman- ship, competitive s irit, and de- termination to win, that the afore- mentioned six boys exhibited throughout the entire season of 1948 and '4-9. l I To the left is coach Vaughn Wood's freshmen basketball squad. Stand- ing, left to right, are Law- rence NlcCall, John Prange, Coach Wood, Bill Henke, and john Wiese. Kneeling are Richard Kern, Wayne McCord, Verle Chappell, manager, Carter Collins and Jack Hunter. The middle insert shows Coach Payne's reserves in action against Green- field's B team as Bill Bloom takes the tip. The Warren reserves won 21- 19. J- ast5dL CAQ 436 V E e ,dy tial 'clia WWE. 7 L can t Leaflgn old-slag neu, 1' Z Course s aying an old dog carft teach you E . a ' 1,9 4 pwrll In , 5-, , i OUR. N ' h 91-I y - . V LL1.QZL - lg W 4'1Qe2,fE '10vd. RH ' S Gaye, .1 ' N' 5 441 GCD . E.,- -K V, e, f -or f v 'fu .Q --1 H. 'QF '57 --,, ' 4-fb-, I 1. t' -1 Kr ,A 1' I -.r ' , 1 1,3 ' -an- X X Q ' I.,-'-'ln 'Q , . I fi, . I HX. rs. , A .Wu J.-4 ,W ,T .:'.::f,3,-83..- , Q, ' Q 1 K y M 'Wi' i if i' , ,gf ' V 'wif' if if in ' 311' 4 Q ,iii-sf thx' Nav! ag. 'M ,Q Qzffxwviill fr -ml V ' All V '54 Y- it Y 7 Nfl K H- V ir' -- 4 'r. has .fif'? 1 Tift i 'ti X 'l Q r LI W 'H ul ,J ' , 'f' uh., f ' . M t .h J- I ' 'f . ,. c ' f' l L -J At the top is the track s ad which won the 1948 county championship for the fiflrlil straight year. Coach Walter lVIowrey's county champion cross country squad is pictured at the right,with Marvin Schilling and John Frederick, who LY were first and third respectively, in the county, below. hmm Above are the reserve cheer leaders Carolyn McClure,He1- en Armstrong, and Don McClure, who led the yells at the reserve games this year. N Q' i f ef' Av -.9 3' v ' ' agar ' if l , f-,ff si- 1 xg, I-, EA ,e K , if ' , sag A A - E V 1 lg., I 'i ,4f?f A , I I, aff? 21,2 ,f ' Cuvlmanjwl e 2 .E pf ,af Wfii e - f' 55-IL q I ' . 'ff A ,yffze ' - he Y -,- 'Z I 5' ff? ' , f LEE! ' QQ' - , --' 1 iff: 2: tqrrlww ff 1 I ff f-',- 7' 1 1 'J' X l aff ' l' ,.,-f-- S Q w ' KES e e.. f f: 4, , 2 -f' - - e f' , 1 'ff - 'hx 'i - Y ' - tl 5 7 rg 5 Ag - , , f L i aj . ,-.- ali?- ur'2pin.'. . I 7 nnirt . - Q -V all ima da 5 uforli. Coach Walter Mowrey's cross country squad successfully defended its Marion County cross countrychampionship atBen Davis, October 13. Warren had 32 points, Ben Davis 42, and Lawrence Central 46. Senior Marvin Schilling won the individu- al honors and John Frederick took third for the Warriors in the county meet. Bob Klise, john Reilly, and Dave Willian gar- nered the remaining three places for War- ren, by finishing sixth, ninth, and thir- teenth respectively. Ronald Piel and Charlie Whiteside also ran. il .3 L In dual meets,Warren lost to both Ben Davis and Lawrence Central. Against Ben Davis, john Freder- ick finished first, but the Warriors could not compile enough balance to win. Frederick also won first place in the Lawrence meet. Against city schools,War- ren lost to Washington and Howe. Frederick and Schilling won first and second in the Washington meet, but the Continen- tals had enough balance to win by a 25-30 count. Howe's city champions easily defeated Warren 18- 37. 7 l V f t .1 , . ' 1f'iLifJ 4 l V it A , 1 , 1 L D, I0 There's a silver lining to every cloud But sometimes the edges vif. are kinda ragged! ll ,J , M gf f rmdfanafolis 'lfvqg- E - 'xx 4? W rn'T'-l'h.a.1'io'x:.l 7, njuu- Wnrlti. f i V 4,4115 -,Z ikgvesflr- Co- 5. , ,.i, I ,yt X X- if -uf .1 Y 49:-.sg ,I I -l W f 4 ..- -. l l XY o ' , 'Fra Ahh 'X iv .ii-E531 ' ,311-W A T , I . ., 1 4 6 1 .1-ff .f' I f 1:4 - i' z.. , lj DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS AL GREEN'S 7100 E. 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