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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY A Publication Of WARREN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Indianapolis, Indiana atcacvicC — This Wigwam has been edited and published in hopes that it will help recall many friendships and achievements during the past year. W ' e, the staff, hope this annual will be among the most cherished memories of high school days, not only for the seniors of 1950 but for all students who possess this book. Editor s Note: This book contains very little text and should be evaluated in this manner: (1) The book is a pictorial production. (2) Pictures tell a clearer story. (3) The hope of the staff is that inglancing through this annu- al you may remember many of the pleasant events of the past school year. 37 JdS W e.S ‘Dedication — The Wigwam staff wishes to dedicate this annual to the mem- ory of Mr. Clyde C. Nice who met his untimely death in August, 1949. Mr. Nice came to Warren in 1945 as a journalism and English teacher. In addition to his regular teaching duties he was spon- sor of the Owl and the Wigwam and was public relations director. Although he was associated with Warren for such a brief time, all those who knew him and worked with him will long remember this fine man. His understanding and tireless efforts on behalf of the student body and the school endeared him to all. Advisory Board Mr. C. E. Eash, Principal Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, Assistant Principal Mr. Sydney K. Neil, Sponsor Editor-in-Chief Don Jackson Associate Editor Joyce Hancock Business Editor Billie Alger Subscription Editors Bob ] or dan and Claudette Wise Senior Editor Dolores Gumberts Assistant Joan Buckley Activities Editor Miriam Dorrel Assistant Walter Curran Feature Editor Barbara Blowers Underclass Editor ] acquelin Franklin Assistant Jean Ashley Oa% ' P’lwci feaC To pupils, former pupils, parents and teachers, greetings; and to the Wigwam staff, congratulations for a job well done. I am happy for the opportunity to convey a message by way of the Wigwam. One of the interesting annual events in the years of the beginning of our school was the troop move- ments from Fort “Ben” to Camp Knox for summer manoeuvres. This movement took place in the month of April. The return was always made in September after the opening of school. Usually the vanguard made its appearance at about eight in the morning and the rearguard passed our grounds about three or four in the afternoon. The officers on these movements were mounted, the vehicles were horse-drawn, and the enlisted men marched. It was customary on these days to have lengthened intermissions; sometimes classes were dismissed in order that we might be able to see the troops “go marching by.” It was really a big event. From Fort “Ben” to Camp Knox was a ten day move. Later, when paved highways replaced dirt roads motor vehicles made the trip in four hours. Today, our faster planes can travel the distance in ten min- utes. The marked change in speed of travel indicated in the time reduction from a ten-day march to a ten- minute flight is illustrative of the momentous changes that have taken place in many areas of human ac- tivity in the past twenty-five years, the lifetime of the school. Closely related to these changes affect- ing human life have been the prosperity of the twenties, the great depression of the thirties, the greatest of all wars in the forties, and the subsequent inflation of the present. In spite of the many things that tended to disrupt and hinder the progress of many institutions, our school prospered. The credit for this belongs to parents and teachers and boys and girls who during these years never lost sight of desirable goals, who clung steadfastly to the things that are good, who weathered the trying periods through which we passed, and who adjusted themselves intelligently to sud- den and momentous changes. My congratulations to all of you, for you have been responsible for the growth and successful devel- opment of our school. My sincere thanks to all of you, for you have made my twenty-six years of principal- ship happy years - happy years for me and Mrs. Eash. Sincerely, C. E. Eash. event cp - ix tyeci’Ki o-l eivice Last January marked Warren ' s twenty-sixth year of service - service not only to her students but also to the community. During these years countless improvements have been made and many more are planned. Mr. C. E. Eash, our principal, has led the school in its advance since the opening day, January 15, 19 25. Two other teachers have been with the faculty since Warren ' s founding. They are: Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, vice principal, and Mr. Walter Mowrey, athletics. Through the tireless efforts of the administration and the efforts of all the teachers, past and present, War- ren has become the successful institution of learning that we attend today. This year ' s enrollment of over a thousand far overshadows the two hundred and sixty-two pupils of the first year. Since that time our school has made steady and rapid progress. In 1933 Warren was honored by being rated the only Marion County first-class commissioned high school, with the exception of the city schools. In 1942 Warren received the honor of becoming a member of the North Central Association. Opportunities for learning, other than the three s - readin ' , writin ' , and ' rithmetic - have been greatly de- veloped. Today, when the need for a well rounded education is so great, the many and varied courses offered at Warren provide boundless possibilities for the aspiring student. The new distributive education course is a pro- gressive step toward bridging the gap between high school and business for those students not contemplating college. Warren has grown in size as well as in curriculum. In 1936 the new wing was added to the building, housing classrooms, shops, offices, and a modern gymnasium. The extension to the cafeteria was completed in 1946, and this year six new classrooms were added - two of these to accommodate the overflow if grade school chil - dren in the township. One of the most prominent mediums of school and community service is the school paper. The Warren Owl has been published bi-weekly since the first year. First place ratings have been received by the Owl from press associations for the past four years. The Parent-Teacher Association has developed steadily along with the school. By sponsoring the dancing classes, the canteen, the Easter Sunrise Service, the senior party, and other activities, this organization serves the school and community to a great extent. It has been successful in developing a valuable relationship be- tween the students, parents, and teachers. A reputation for clean playing and good sportsmanship has been maintained by the athletic department throughout the years. Various teams and individuals have brought honor to Warren on many occasions. The music department, both vocal and instrumental, is one to be very proud of. Although there was no band or orchestra the first year, there was a chorus, and since the band was organized in 19 28, it has received first place ratings in competition with high schools throughout the state. The choir is also an outstanding service organization. This group of fifty-eight voices has provided entertainment for many events throughout the school year. After reviewing the progress made in the past, we of Warren Central, feel certain that this school is no w ap- proaching an even greater future in the fields of education and community service. Swim ABERCROMBIE, LEON ACREE, JAMES - J unior Play ALEXANDER, FRANCES - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3 - Accur- acy Club 3,4 ALGER, BILLIE - Monitor 1 - Sunshine 1 - Latin Club 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4- Assistant 2,3,4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Busi- ness Editor 4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Co-Editor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - G.A.A. 2 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - School Diary 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 AMOS, THELMA - Sunshine 1 - Sergeant-at -Arms 1 - Monitor 1 - G.A.A. 2 - Vice Pres- ident 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sergeant-at- Arms 3 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Student Council 4 - Secretary 4 - Assistant 4 - Seni- or Honor Society 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 ARMSTRONG, HELEN - Sunshine 1 - As- sistant 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2 - Owl Staff 3 - Exchange Editor 3 - Wigwam Staff 3 - Cheer Leader 3,4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Senior Honor Society 4 ASHLEY, JEAN - Glee Club 1 - Sunshine 1 - Cheer Leader 1,2, 3, 4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Exchange Editor 3 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Underclassmen Editor 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 ASKREN, RAYMOND - Football 1,2, 3,4 - Basketball 1,2,3 - Track 1 - Assistant 1,2, 3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 BANGEL, GLENN - Future Farmers 1,2, 3, 4 - Vice Treasurer 4 - Treasurer 3 • Bus Cap- tain 3,4 BLANKENSHIP, STELLA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Bus Cap- tain 2 BLOOM, JUNE - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Accuracy Club 3 - President 3 - Jun- ior Play 3 - Safety Council 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - School Recreation Committee 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 BLOOM, BILL BLOWERS, BARBARA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Latin Club 2 - Praetor 2 - G.A.A. 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - 4-H 1 - J unior Honor Society 2 - Can- teen Committee 2,3 - Musical Review 3 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Co-Editor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Feature Edi- tor 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Act Chair- man 3,4 - Winner, Moods and Melodies Name Contest 3 - Senior Council 4 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 BOYNTON, MARTHA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Future Home- makers 3 BRIGHT, NELLY - Tech 1,2 - Warrenettes 3,4 - Assistant 4 BROWN, GLEN - Manual 1,2 - Band 3 - 1st DistrictSolo and Ensemble Contest 3- Foot- ball 4 - All-County Team 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Track 4 - Baseball 4 BROWN, RICHARD - Shortridge 1 - Band 2,3 Baseball 2 - Choir 2,3 - Operetta 2 - Musical Review 3 - Safety Council 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 BUCKHORN, RUTH - Sunshine 1- Pep Club 1- Assistant 1,2,3 - Warrenettes 2,3,4- Owl Staff 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Publicity Ed- itor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Secretary 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Committee 3,4 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Senior Accuracy Club 4 - Senior Play Committee 4 BUCKLEY, JOAN Sunshine 1 - Sergeant- at-Arms 1 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Seni- or Honor Society 3,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - President 4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Co-Editor 3 - Editor-in-Chief 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Wigwam Staff. 3,4 - Faculty Editor 4 - As- sistant Senior Editor 4 - fBafety Council 4 - Junior Accuracy Club 3 - Vice President 3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Stage Manager 3 - Assistant 4 - Sociology Forum 4 - German Club 4 - Secretary 4 BUCKNER, MARILYN - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Band 1,2, 3,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Assistant 2 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3 - Musical Re- view 3 CARTER, EDRIE - Shelby ville 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Business Manager 3,4 - Jun- ior Play 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Wig- wam Staff 4 CAUDELL, ROBERT - Choir 1,2, 3,4 - Op- eretta 2,4 - Assistant 1 - Bus Captain 2 - Assistant Bus Captain 1 - Senior Council 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 3 COATES, ROBERT- Football 1,2, 3,4 - Most Valuable Player 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Choir 1 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - President 4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Senior Council 4 COLLINS, RUTH - Sunshine 1- Junior Hon- or Society 1,2 - Senior Band 1,2,3 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Future Homemakers 3,4 - President 4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Junior Play Com- mittee 3 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3,4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2,3 COOK, MARLANE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Monitor 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Treasurer 4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 Student Director 4 - Senior Accuracy Club 4 - President 4 - SeniorPlay Committee 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 - So- ciology Forum 4 COULTER, SHIRLEY - St. Agnes 1,2 - War- renettes 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - As- sistant 4 - Sociology Forum 4 COX, JAMES - West Columbia, Texas 1 - Band 2,3 - Baseball 2.3 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Football 4 - Assistant 4 CROSLEY, LAWRENCE - Band 1,2, 3, 4 - Or- chestra 1,2, 3, 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3.4 - Football 1 - Track 1 - Choir 1,2, 3, 4 - Operetta 2,4 - Madrigal 2,3,4 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Dance Band 2 - Moods and Mel- odies 3,4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Band Council 3,4-President 3 Senior Coun- cil 4 - Drum Major 3 - Composition Contest 3 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2. 3. 4 - Safety Council 4 - Musical Review 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 CRUSE, CAROL - Sunshine 1 - Monitor 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Future Homemakers 3 CROUSE, DELORES - Warren ettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3 - Future Homemakers 3 CURRAN, WALTER - Football 1,2,3 ,4- Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4 - Track 1, 2,3,4 - Bus Cap- tain 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Student Council 3 Vice President 3 - Kiwanis C lub Award 3 - Assistant 4 DALEY, DOLORES - Elgin, Illinois 1,2 - Warrenettes 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Com- mittee 3 - Assistant 4 - Senior Council 4 - Senior Play 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 DARINGER, ROLLA - Student Manager3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - German Club 4 DAVIS, MARIAN Glee Club 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Future Homemakers 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Wigwam Staff 4 DAY, WILLIAM - B and 2,3,4 - Future Farm- ers 2,3,4 - Green Hand 2 - Chapter Farmer 3 - Secretary 2 - President 3,4 DEER, RICHARD - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Secre- tary 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - Foot- ball 1 - Basketball 2,3,4 - Junior Honor So- ciety 1,2 - Vice President 2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4- President 4 - Senior Council 4- Assistant 1 - Latin Club 2 - Cross-Country 4 - Senator, Purdue Legislature 4 DEJEET, RICHARD- Howe 1 - Student Coun- cil 2 - Basketball 2,3,4 - Baseball 2,3,4 - Football 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 DILL, SALLY - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2, 3,4 - Monitor 2,3 - Future Homemakers 3,4 - Bus Captain 4 DORREL, MIRIAM - Sunshine 1 - Treasurer 1 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Secretary 2 - Assistant 1,2,3- Student Council 2- Warren- ettes 2,3,4-Senior Honor Society 3,4-Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Owl Staff 3,4- Quill and Scroll 3,4 - President 4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Club Editor 4 - Sociology Forum 4 DUKE, MARIE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Future Homemakers 3 - Assistant 2,3 - Concert Club 3 ELLIOTT, GLORIA- Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Monitor 1,3 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assis- tant 2- Accuracy Club 3,4- Secretary 4 - Fu- ture Homemakers 4 ENGLAND, GERALD - Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Track 2,3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - All-County Football Team 4 FINCH, EMERSON - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Choir 2, 3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - 1st District Solo and En- semble Contest 3 - Junior Play 3 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Moni- tor 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Musical Review 3 FOLKENING, ANITA - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Future Home- makers 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Com- mittee 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 FORTH, CLAUDE : Orchestra 1,2, 3,4 - Mon- itor 1,2- Bus Captain 1- Beta Hi-Y 2- Cross Country 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Assistant Bus Captain 3,4 - Dance Band 3 FORSYTHE, RALPH - Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Track 1 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 FOWLER, BRUCE - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Treas- urer 1,2 - Orchestra 1,2, 3,4 - Concertmaster 2,3,4 - Student Manager 1,2,3 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3, 4 - Madri- gal 3 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - President 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Senior Honor Society 3, 4 - Choir 4 - Operetta Orchestra 2,4 - Safety Council 4 - Vice President 4 FRANKLIN, JACQUELINE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Co-Editor 4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Commit- tee 3- Quill and Scroll 3,4- Vice President 4 FREDRICK, JOHN - Football 1 - Cross- Country 2,3,4 - Track 1,2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1,2 - Bus Captain 2 - Assistant 1 - Base- ball 4 - Assistant 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Stu- dent Council 3 GALE, BARBARA - Sunshine 1 - Secretary 1 - Glee Club 1 - Sergeant-at-Arms 1 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3, 4 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Latin Club 2 - Praetor 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Musical Review 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 -Madrigal 4 - Senior Play 4 - As- sistant 4 - D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4 GIBSON, MAXINE - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Art Award 3 GIOE, CARLEY - Choir 1 - Intra-mural Bas- ketball 2,3,4 - Intra-mural Track 3 Safety Council 4 GUMBERTS, DOLORES - Glee Club 1 - Sun- shine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sergeant-at- Arms 4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - G.A.A. 2 - Assistant 2,3 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Christmas Play 3 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Co-Edi- tor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Musical Review 3 - All-State Chorus 3 - Senior Play Commit- tee 4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Senior Editor 4 - Assistant Faculty Editor 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Act Co-Chairman 4 - German Club 4 HANCOCK, JOYCE - Sunshine 1 - President 1 - Glee Club 1 - 1st DistrictSolo and En- semble Contest 1,2, 3, 4 - Junior Honor Soci- ety 2 - Madrigal 2 - Choir 2,3 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - News Bureau Editor 4 - Operetta 2 - Junior Play 3 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Assistant Editor 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 HARDESTY, PATRICIA - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Latin Club 2 - Assistant 3 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 HILTON, JOE - Choir 1,2, 3,4 - Operetta 2, 4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Safety Council 4 - Moods and Mel- odies 3,4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2 - Musical Review 3 HODGIN, IRENE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 -Play 1 - Monitor 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Fu- ture Homemakers 3 HOFF, BETTY - Monitor 1,2 - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Bus Cap- tain 3 HOLZHAUSEN, IVAN - Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Captain 4 - Second All-County Team 4 - As- sistant 2,3,4- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4- Student Coun- cil 3 - Safety Council 4 JACKSON, DONALD- Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha- Hi-Y 3,4 - Choir 1,2, 3, 4 - Operetta 2,4 - Band 1 - Assistant 2 - Owl Staff 3 - Busi- ness Manager 3 Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Wig- wam Staff 3,4 - Editor-in-Chief 4 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Safety Council 4 - Recorder 4 - Musical Re- view 3 - Student Director 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 - Senior Honor Society 4 JORDAN, ROBERT - Track 1,2,4 - Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Sergeant-at- Arms 2 - Choir 1,3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Chaplain 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 - Intra-mural Basketba ll 3,4 - Mu sical Review 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Operetta 4 - Baseball 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 KATZENBERGER, MARTHA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Christmas Play 3 - Musical Review 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Junior Honor Society 2 KLISE, ROBERT - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4- Assistant 1,2, 3,4 - Track 1,2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1,2, 3,4 - Bus Captain 1,2, 3,4 - Cross-Country 1,2, 3, 4 - Baseball 4 - Student Council 3 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Regional Track Meet 3 - County Cross- Country Champion 3 KOHLMEYER, JANICE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Secretary 2,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Musical Re- view 3 KOLDYKE, MARTIN - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Band 1,2 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Football 1,4 - Baseball 3,4 - Senior Play 4 - Senior Council 4 - Madrigal 3 Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Representative, Purdue Congress 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 - Musical Review 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 KRUGE, JANET - Assistant 1,2,3 - Sunshine 1 - Monitor 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3,4 - Safety Coun- cil 4 - Senior Play Committee 4 LEE, ROBERT LEMIEUX, PATRICIA - Glee Club 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Senior Play Committee 4 LINGENFELTER, DONNA - Band 1, 2,3,4 - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - G.A.A. 2 - Secre- tary 2- Assistant 3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Senior Play Commit- tee 4 - Senior Council 4 - Safety Council 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Accuracy Club 4 McCLINTIC, HARRY - Basketball 1,2,3 - Football 1,2, 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - President 2 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Baseball 2,3,4 McCLLRE, DONALD - Beta Hi-Y 1,2- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Madrigal 2 - Choir 1,2, 3,4 - Oper- etta 2,4 - Cheer Leader 3 - Track 2 - Intra- mural Basketball 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Committee 4 - 1st District Solo and En- semble Contest 1,2,4 - Bus Captain 3,4 - Musical Review 3 McCONNELL, ROBERTA - Sunshine 1- Sec- retary 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Secretary 3 - Choir 2,3,4 - Accompanist 4 - Glee Club 1 - Operetta 2,4 - Assistant 2,4 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Secre- tary 4 - Dance Band 3 - Moods and Mel odies 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Accuracy Club 3,4 - Secretary 3 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2,3,4 - Canteen Committee 4 - Mu- sical Review 3 McMILLAN, BILL - Intra-mural Track 3 MEADOR, NORMA - Sunshine 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant Bus Captain 3 - Future Homemakers 4 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 MIEDEMA, ERNIE - Football 1, 2,3,4 - Track 2,3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - All-County Football Team 4 - Sociology Forum 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 MILLER, DWIGHT - Choir 1,2, 3, 4 - Treas- urer 3 - All-State Chorus 1,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Intra-mural Basketball 2,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Musical Review 3 MOYER, MARCELYN - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 1,2 - Junior Honor Soci- ety 2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Owl Staff 3 - Quill and Scroll 3, 4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Juni- or Red Cross Representative 3,4 - Senior Play Committee 4 NIEMEYER, DOLORES - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Monitor 2 - Latin Club 2 - Assistant 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Commit- tee 3,4 - Senior Play 4 OAKLEY, JANET - Howe 1 - Assistant 2,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 3 OSTHEIMER, DAVID - Football 1,2 - Bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4 - Track 1,2,3, 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Cross-Country 3 - Jun- ior Honor Society 1,2 - Treasurer 2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - Student Council 4 - President 4 - Regional and State Track Meets 3 - Senior Council 4 OVERTON, DONALD Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 - Football 1,2, 3,4 - Baseball 2,3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 OVERTON, JUNE - Sunshine 1 - G.A.A. 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Latin Club 2 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Senior Council 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Assistant 3 PAUL, LOIS - Howe 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,4 PHILLIPS, WAYNE - Track 1, 2,3,4 - Foot- ball 1 - Basketball 1,2,3 - Bus Lieutenant 1,2- Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Secretary 4 - Bus Cap- tain 3,4 - Senior Play 4 POLK, DIANA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Choir 2,3,4 - Band 1,2,3 - Operetta 2,4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - Treasurer 2,3 - Warrenettes 2, 3,4 - Chaplain 4 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Orchestra 2,3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2,3,4 - Musical Review ,3 - Senior Honor Society 4 RANSOM, MAGNUS- Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Track 3,4 - Baseball 3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 4 - Sociology Forum 4 RODEBECK, ALLEN - Band 1 - Monitor 1 - Assistant 2,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Safety Council 4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3,4 ROSELL, PHYLLIS - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Band 1,2,3 - 4-H 1,2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,4 - Musical Re- view 3 - Moods and Melodies 4 ROSEMEYER, EDWARD- Choir 1,2,3,4-Op- eretta 2,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Musical Review 3 - Senior Play 4 - 4-H 1,2, 3,4 - Junior Leader 2,3,4 - Assistant Leader 1 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3 - Judging Contest 2,3,4 - State Poultry Medal Award 2 - 4-H Club Confess 2 - Ki- wanis Junior Leadership Scholarship 3 ROSS, SUSAN - Broad Ripple 1,2 - Assis- tant 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Warren- ettes 3,4 RUMFORD, SAM - Band 1, 2,3,4 - 1st Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3,4 - Choir 1,2 - Madrigal 1 - Football 1,4 - Bas- ketball 1 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Operetta 2 - Band Council 2,3,4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 -Vice President 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Vice President 4 - Future Farmers 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - Intra-mural Bas- ketball 3,4 - Student Council 4 - Treasurer 4 - Senior Council 4 - President 4 SANDERS, MARY - Band 1,2, 3,4 - Orches- tra 1,2, 3, 4- Assistant 1,2, 3, 4 - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3,4 - Future Homemakers 4 - All- State Orchestra 4 - 1st District Solo and En- semble Contest 1,2, 3, 4 SAWYERS, PAUL - Choir 1,2, 3, 4 - 1st Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,3 - Oper- etta 2,4 - Musical Review 3 - Assistant 3,4 - Football 4 SCHAEKEL, CATHERINE - Sunshine 1 - Assistant 1,2, 3,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Fu- ture Homemakers 3,4 SCHMIDT, JOHN tain 3 Band 1,2,3 - Bus Cap- SCHROUGHAM, JOYCE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3 - Traffic Squad 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Committee 3 - Accuracy Club 4 SHAFFER, JOHN - Band 1 - 4-H 1,2 - Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3,4 - Oper- etta Committee 3,4 - Musical Review Com- mittee 3 - German Club 4 - Vice President 4 SHEPHERD, RICHARD SHEPHERD, THOMAS - Track 1,2,3 - Foot- ball 2 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 SIMPSON, RICHARD - Football 1,2, 3,4 - Band 1- Track 1,2, 3, 4- Baseball 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Assistant 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Intra-mural Basketball 4 SMITH, WILLIAM - Assistant 1,2 - Junior Play 3- Assistant Bus Captain 2-Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Safety Council 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 4 - Student Manager 4 SMITH, ROBERT - Tech 1,2,3 STAUB, DELORES - Howe 1,2 - Warrenettes 3,4 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Senior Play Co mmittee 4 - Assistant 4 STEELE, JEAN - Sunshine 1 - Chaplain 1 - Band 1 - Glee Club 1 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Moods and Mel- odies 3,4 - Act Co-Chairman 4 - Student Council 3 - Junior Play Committee 3 - As- sistant 4 - All-State Chorus 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Sociology Forum 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 - Musical Review 3 STEINKAMP, ETTA CLARE - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - 1st District Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 1, 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Junior Honor Society 2 - Madrigal 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3,4 - Musical Review 3 - Senior Honor Society 4 STITES, JEAN - Band 1,2, 3, 4 - Sunshine 1 - Latin Club 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Leader 2 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Junior Play 3 - Assistant 4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Accuracy Club 3,4 - Junior Red Cross Representative 3,4 - Senior Play 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Safety Council 4 STONE, BETTY - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2.3.4 - Assistant 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3.4 STONE, MACK - Basketball 1- Assistant 2- Moods and Melodies 3,4 SUTPHIN, LOIS - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1- Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Latin Club 2 - Senior Play Committee 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Committee 3 - Accuracy Club 4 - Senior Honor Society 4 TAGUE, MARY LOU - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 1,3,4 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Latin Club 2 - President 2 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Committee 3 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play Committee 4 TARDY, FRANK - Assistant 1 - Choir 1,2, 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - 4-H 1 - Operetta 2,4 - Moods and Mel- odies 3,4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,3,4 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Musical Review 3 - Junior Play 3 - Senior Play 4 - Safety Council 4 - Madrigal 4 THOMPSON, BARBARA - Sunshine 1 - As- sistant 2,3 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Bus Cap- tain 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Committee 3 - Safety Council 4 THOMPSON, WILLIAM - A ssistant 2 - Base- ball 2,4 - Intra-mural Basketball 3 THOMPSON, DONNA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 1,2,3 - Warrenettes 2, 3,4 - Senior Play Committee 4 TDLLOTSON, JAMES - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 -Cheer Leader 2,3 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Assistant 3 - Senior Council 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Safety Council 4 - Chairman 4 TIMMERMAN, DONALD - Choir 1 - Band 1,2, 3,4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Con- test 1,2,3 - Bus Captain 2,3,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4- Intra-mural Basketball 3,4 - Band Coun- cil 3,4 TOSSELL, JOAN - Sunshine 1 - Vice Presi- dent 1 - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Senior Honor Society 3,4 - Glee Club 1 - Madrigal 2 - Choir 2,3,4 - Operetta 2,4 - Assistant 2 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Musical Review 3 - Moods and Melodies 3, 4 - All-State Chorus 4 - 1st District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3,4 - German Club 4 WELLER, BARBARA - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Choir 2,3 - Op- eretta 2 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Assistant 3 - Accuracy Club 3 - Junior Play Commit- tee 3 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Musical Review 3 WEST, CAROLYN - Sunshine 1 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 1,2,3 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Fu- ture Homemakers 2 WIEGAND, CARL - Bus Captain 1,2 - Fu- ture Farmer Basketball 1 - Intra-mural Bas- ketball 3,4 - Football 4 - Track 4 - Base- ball 4 WILLIAMS, JAMES Future Farmers 2,3,4 - Vice President 3,4 - Sentinal 2 - Green Hand 2 - Chapter Farmer 3 WILSON, JAMES - Junior Honor Society 1,2 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Track 1,3,4 - Basketball 1 — Intra-mural Basketball 2,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Cheer Leader 3,4 - Safety Council 4- Prose- cuting Attorney 4 - Representative, Purdue Congress 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Act Chairman and Student Director 3 - ' Senior Honor Society 4 - German Club 4 - President 4 WIMMER, RONALD - Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Bas- ketball 1,2— Assistant 1,4 WINDLE, BARBARA - G.A.A. 2,3 - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Band 1,2,3 - Choir 2, 3 - Glee Club 1 - Assistant 1,2,3 - Junior Play Committee 3 - Accuracy Club 3,4 - Mu- sical Review 3 WISE, CLAUDETTE - Manual 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4- Vice President 4 - Future Home- makers 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3.4 - Wi e- wam Staff 4 ® HORTON, BUD PARKER, BARBARA ERWIN 1. Pickle Puss Blowers, and Mr. Neil. 2. Shirley Pollard. 3. Jean Steele and Ralph Cowser, enjoying a picnic in Ohio. 4. Best Foot Forward,” illustrated by Bob Jordon and Ralph Wiese. 5. A slumber party, huh, girls? 6. Diana Polk, Dee Gumberts, Donna Lingenfelter and partly Barbara Blowers at the Howe Track meet. 7. Don Walker. 8. Theo Walker and Claudette Wise slouching after one of Warren’s Dances. 9. Peaceful day, eh, Rosann McCormick. 10. Bob Jordon and Claudette Wise were down town shopping. 11. Also Claudette with lots of flowers. 12. Warm day, I ackie? 13. Sally Dill and Stella Blankenship, while in the 9th grade. 14. Emerson Finch, Don, Carolyn, and Bob McClure having a wonderful time in Florida. 15. Barbara, Diana, Thelma, Roberta and Joan Lee enjoying a cold, wintry day. 16. My! We must have had fun! 17. Those were the good old days. 18. Strong Man Jordon and his brother. 19. Joyce and Rosella Schrougham and father. 20. Warren’s all ready for a good game. 21. Verle Chappell and Norman Hale seem to be mixed up. 22. Championship dog, eh, Dale? 23. Sue Persley ready for a hike. 24. May we go golfing too? Barbara Gale, Diana Polk, and Barbara Blowers. 25. Jackie, we didn’t know you played the piano? 26. Jimmy Tillotson, age 6. 27. What have we here? 28. Class A” Seniors, 50 Flappers! Joyce Hancock, Shirley Coulter, Barbara Thompson, Ruth Buckhorn and Junie Bloom. 29. Gloria Carter, quite small! 30. Is it really Bob Jordon!!?? 31. Don’t tell me it’s Hillman, Githens and Rogers? But it is! 32. Charlene Wiegand, also a trifle young. 33 Anything for a laugh, no doubt. 34. Well, Wheel Larry Crosley and Billie Alger. SHARON ADDISON NORMA ANDERSON JO ANN ARCHER LOIS ASKREN CAROL ATKINSON NANCY BAKER YOLANDA BEERY SHIRLEY BOHANNON CARL BROWN KENNY BROWN JACKIE BURTON PAUL CAUDELL JOANN CHAPMAN ALFRED CLARK MARY D AMMRICH JOAN DARINGER MARTHA DECKARD JERRELL DICKERSON BOB DILL AHAY JOYCE DOSTIN MARILYN ENDICOTT CONRAD EPLEY SALLY FARMER ROBERTA FEATHERSTONE MARTHA FECKER ESTELLA FETTER BEVERLY FOLKENING ED GIBBONS JUDY GITHENS WILMA GRAHAM MARGARET GROENERT FRANCES GURLEY BOB HAGE NORMAN HALE GORDON HARRIS CHARLES HAZZARD EUGENE HEATON FRED HEICHELBECK JIM HELLER ANN HILLMAN ROSANN HODGIN JOANN HOFF RONALD HOFF TY HOLDEN WALTER HOLZHAUSEN SHIRLEY HORSELY GROVER HOUGHLAND DOT HOWARD HARVALEE HUDSON CHARLES HUFFMAN DICK HUGHES JANE HUMPHREY PAT HUNGSINGER DICK JOHNSON BILL JONES SHIRLEY JONES ' X3r MARGARET KIRK WILLIAM KISSEL MARY JANE LOCKHART DOROTHY LUCAS BEVERLY MAHURIN DOROTHY MARLEY BETTY MATTOX ROBERT McCORMACK rosanna McCormack devorbia Mcduffie KENNETH McINTYRE BARBARA ROSEBERRY EARLY MEYERS DORIS MITCHELL JOAN MITHOEFER CHARLES MORELAND JUNE MOORE WILMER NEAL ALICE NIEMEYER JOAN NICHOLS ROGER OERTEL DAVID OLINGHOUSE MARGARET PATON RICHARD PAYNE TOM POLLARD SHIRLEY POLLARD SHIRLEY POPE HERSCHEL POULTER DON POWELL NADINE PRICE JOAN PRINCELL JOHN REILLY BEVERLY ROBERTSON ROBERT RODEBECK MARY ROGERS MARJORIE SCHUTT MARIAN SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHUTT JACK SHIRCLIFF CHARLES SHRADER ROSA SMILKO WARREN SPRUNGER JOAN STAPLES JERRY STEFFEY WILLIAM STEIFEL OUILDA STEINBROOI 1 WILLIAM STEINWACH SHIRLEY STEPHENS JERRY STEVENS MARILYN STEVENS DONALD STEWART NORMA TASH JEAN THOMPSON KARL TIELKING JANE TOSSELL PHYLLIS TUCKER GAYNELLE VANSICKLE PEGGY VON SPRECKLESON RALPH WADSWORTH DON WALKER VERNON WALLS CAROL WATER DWIGHT WEVER HAROLD WHITSON FRANCES WILSON MARY WINTER LOIS WRITT DON YOUNG MARVIN ABNEY PHILLIP ACREE LAVERNE ALDRICH DOROTHY ALEXANDER SALLY ALEXANDER PAT ALGER ELLA MAE ANDERSON PAT ANDERSON CHARLES ASHLEY DUDLEY ATWELL LILLIAN BADER MARJORIE BAGANZ GRACE BEAVER FLORENCE BEVIS GEORGIA BLOOM ERMOL BROWN WANDA BROYLES SYLVIA BRYANT RUTH CAMPBELL GEORGE CAMPBELL BARBARA CARRIGAN PHIL CARTWRIGHT EVERETT CASS RICHARD CASTETTER VERLE CHAPPELL BARBARA CHR ISTEN BERRY BETTY CLARK DARREL COHRON HARREL COHRON CARTER COLLINS REX COLLINS DEE COOLEY NORMA COOPER GEORGE COWAN LAURA COX DICK CREASY NORMA JEAN DAVIS SHIRLEY DAVIS MARILYN DAY CAROL DEARINGER MARTHA DOUGLAS ARLENE DYKSTRA SHIRLEY EATON BILL ENGEL WILMA ENGLAND BARBARA FANNING PATRICIA FARLEY FRANCES FITCH MARGARET FLACK DONNA JEAN FOLKENING JEAN FERGUSON BOB GROENERT BILL HANNAH DON HAYMAKER BOB HATT GEORGE HAUZE A n J r . ' JUDY HEATON BILL HENKE WALTER HENSEL BETTY HIGNITE TOM HILTON JUDITH HISSONG MARCELLA HOGAN BARBARA HOLYCROSS PAUL HORN BETTY HORTON STANLEY HORTON MARY LOU HOY JACK HUNTER SHIRLEY IRWIN CAROL JOHNSON VINCENT JOHNSON DON JONES MABEL JONES JOAN KENNEDY BOB KISTNER RENNA KNIPE RUTH LAUGHLIN NANCY LONG RICHARD LOWE LAWRENCE McCALL BOB McCLINTIC CAROLYN McCLURE WAYNE McCORD GEORGE McLAIN MICKEY McMILLI AN EILEEN McQUEEN MARY LOU MENEGHINE ROSALIND MIEDEMA KEN MILLER MARY LOU MURR HAROLD NICHOLS LIONEL PARRISH CAROL PERKINS JANICE PHILLIPE EDITH PIEL PEGGY POLLACK JOHN PRANG VERA PRICE NORMA JEAN REEVES GEORGE REILLY CHARLES REINHARDT GEORGE RICHARDSON TOM RICHEY ROBERTA McLARY BERTHA ROCKEY MARGIE ROSEMEYER KATHLEEN ROSS ROSELLA SCHROUGHAM JOANNE SCHWIER MARYLEE SHAFFER ANN SHANK GILBERT SNYDER KEN SYRGLEY JOANNA STONER JO ANN STUFF LEB EM JACK SWEM BETTY THURSTON FRED TIELKING MARITA TUNNY EDDIE UTTER RUTH ANN VANCLEAVE FRED VOELKSEN LOYCE WADE JOYCE WARREN HOPE WELLS DENNIS WHITAKER JOHN WHITE CHARLENE WIEGAND JOHN WIESE MELVIN WILKERSON BETTY JANE WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS JOAN WINDLE ROSEMARY WILLIAMS DONNA YOUNK LAURA YOUNG DIANA SHOEMAKER CAROL WEST CARL SHANK MAX SHARP SUE SHAW PATSY SCHOCKLEY DON SHIPP BETTY JO SMITH RICHARD SMITH MARILYN ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON CHAROLETT APPLE JIMMY APPLEGATE SHIRLEY APPLEGATE BETTY BAGANZ TOMMY BAKER VERA MAE BANGLE JAMES BERRY GLORIA BIRD JACK BORCHERDING BILL BLACK BLANCHE BOAZE DICK BRAY PAUL BRINKMAN BONNIE BROWN NELLIE BROWN WILMA BROWN RUSSELL BRUMLEY CRETH BRUNE DON BRUNE BARBARA BRYANT DICK BRYANT BILL BRYKETT JIM BUCKHORN MARGARET BYAS CHARLES CAMPBELL SHIRLEY CAMPBELL ROBERTA CARRIGAN BILL CARTWRIGHT JUDY CASS BEVERLY CLARK EDITH CLARK JAMES CLARK JANET COCHRAN JA ANN COGSWELL VERNON COLLER MARY JUDITH COLLINS RICHARD COUNTERMAN BOB COX CARL COX BOB CRUMBO JUDY CUMMINGS N AT IS HA CURRY PAUL CURTIS ARDELL DARLINGTON JIM DANNIELS RICHARD DENNY DARLENE DICKS BOB DORN PATRICIA DRISKELL JOE EDWARDS DON EHRGOTT RUSSELL ESTRIDGE DAVID EVANS JO ANN FERGUSON ! 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ANN RICHEY MARTHA RIFE BARBARA ROBINSON SUSIE ROBBINS MARJORIE RODEBECK DON RODEWALD ROBERT RODGERS BETTY ROMANS CAROL ROSS PAT SAYRE ROBIN SCHEID SHIRLEY SCHILLING DAVID SCHMIDT BILL SEWELL STANLEY SHEARER PAUL SHELTON JIM SHIREY BOBBY SIMPSON SANDRA SMILKO BILLY SMITH CHARLES SMITH MARJORIE SMITH PAT SNYDER JIM SON ELL CHESTER SPONSEL KATHLEEN SPRUNGER JACKIE STAUB PLEIADES STEELE RICHARD STEPHENSON PATSY STRICKLER LARRY STROUGH JOE SULLIVAN GEORGIA SWINEFORD JOHN TAGUE CECIL THOMAS IRIS THOMPSON BARBARA TODD WARREN TODD WALLACE TULAUSKAS LOUIE USERTA CAROL UPDIKE JOHN VANSICKLE DON VICKMANN PATTY WALLS JACK WALTERS MARY WATERMAN THELMA WATERMAN BARBARA WEDDING ROSEMARY WEST LORETTA WISEHART JOE UPDIKE FAYE YORK ALICE ALDERSON BOB ANDERSON DON APPLEGATE DONNA ARMITAGE DORIS ARNOLD LEONARD ASHLBY SHIRLEY BADER CATHERINE BALL DAVID BARKSDALE EARL BARNHART JOYCE BLANCHARD PATSY BLACKLEDGE PENNY BLACKLEDGE DELORES BOHANNON GERALD BOREN JOYCE BRANNON EUGENE BROWN ROBERTA BRUMETT VIRGINIA 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MUELLEN PAT MILLER MAURICE MONROE ALLEN MOORE JESSE MOORE BOB MAULDEN LUCILE MOULDEN LARRY NEWHOUSE TOM NICHOLS CAROL OBERTING DANNY OWEN JUDY PARKER WALTER PERRY MANNING PIERCE CLINTON PIERSON SUE PRESLEY JOYCE PRICE HERBERT PRUITT SHERIL PRUITT DIANN PYRITY PAT RAFFERTY WANDA RANSOM RICHARD REAGER J ACK REASOR JOANNE REED GREGORY RICHARD DON RODGERS ROBERT RUSSELL PENNY SCHEID STANLEY SCHILL DALE SCHILLING VERA SCHMIDT LINDA SCOTT JAMES SHAFFER HUGH SMOOT DALTON SMITH JOANNE SMITH KIMMER SMITH JOE WILKERSON ALICE WILLIAMS BILLY WILSON BEVERLY WEvlMER MARY WRIGHT MIKE WRITT LARRY SMITH MARGARET STEVENS HENRY STIKO KEITH STITES RONALD STONER NANCY STUART COMMIE SUDDARTH MACK SWEM BARBARA TATUM JUDY TERRY JOHN THOMPSON JUDY THOMPSON BEVERLY TUCKER GERALDINE TUCKER JUDY UPDIKE SHARON VOYLES JUDY WEBER BEVERLY WELLS JOE WHITE JACK WIEGAND RILEY WILCOXON BARBARA AIC HORN MARY ANDERSON JUDY ATKINSON PATRICIA CULT PATTY BALES DAVID BARNHART JACK BARTHOLOMEW BOB BARNHART EUGENE GARRETT SALLY 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DAVID LIMBACH CARL LINES DONNA LONG MAN FORD LOUTNER CHARLOTTE LOVELESS TOM MAGEE DONALD MANN MARY MATTINGLY BARBARA McCONNELL jan mccrary BARBARA McMINN LEROY MEDCALF RICHARD MERCER NANCY MEYER CAROLYN MICHEL BILL MILLER FRANK MILLER J E ANNIE MILLER LARRY MILLER JAMES MOORE MARY ANN MOORE ROGER MEYER EDWARD NELIGH CAROLE O HAVER KARL OSTEWIG JOAN OLT FRED PATTON REBA PERKIN SON ARMON PFEIFFER SANDRA PHILLIPS DON POLLARD BILL PRATHER JAMES PRENATT NANCY PRESLEY MARY PRITCHETT RICHARD PRINCE DON RAMSEY PHYLLIS REILLY LORETTA RICHARDSON SALLY ROBERTSON KORENA ROCKEY MARGARET ROBINSON MYRNA ROBERTSON SHIRLEY ROCKWELL JIMMY ROSS BILLY RUSSELL MARCLEANNA SACKS ALAN SANDERS JOHN SARE VERNICE SCHAELEL DELORIS SCHILL SAMUEL SHANK BILLY SHEPARD BARBARA SHE WM AN FOREST SIMMERM AN WALTER SIMPSON HARVEY SMITH HOWARD SNYDER JANE SNYDER JUDY SPANGLER ROSALYN STIVER FRANK STRAIN MARILYN STRODTMAN DAVID STEWEL JO-AL SULGROVE MARTHA TASH RONALD TIELKING BRUCE THOMPSON JOYCE TRONCIN FRANCIS URBAIN SHIRLEY VANSICKLE JOYCE VANSICKLE ROBERT VAN SLYKE LESLIE VERNON JIMMY WALTERS J UNE WARRINGER MARY ROSE WARREN SHARON WELLS MARTHA WILSON JIM WINDLE PAUL WRIGHT JUDY WRITT LESTER BEAVER RALPH BEDWELL JANET BLESS WESLEY BOYCE GEORGIA BOYLE DON BRUMMETT CAROL CRUMBO BARBARA DAVIS PAT DICKERSON JEAN DUGLE LULLABELLE EVERTS CLARA FREE WILLIAM FULTZ CARL GILPIN HAROLD GREEN LOLA HAMBLEN JUNE HAMILTON MARTHA HUBER DON HUGHES Esther McCartney dorothy McMillan RUSSELL MILES JERRY MILLER MARTHA MURPHY JACK PATRICK AILENE RAY JIM ROSS SHIRLEY TIELKING CHARLOTTE WARDWELL GEORGE WATERMAN PAT WASHBURN RUTH WHITESIDE LEROY BROWN 1. Ernie Miedema - jolly senior. 2. Jim Tillotson and Ivan Holzhausen hunting on school time! Just plain skipped, didn’t you fellas? 3. Barbare Gale- ' Give to the poor!” Good imitation!! 4. Jean Thompson sleeping in a bath tub. 5. Emerson Finch, age 4. 6. Thelma Amos, vacationing in Michigan. Unidentified arm and hand belong to Joan Buckley. 7. Joan and Jane Tossel, ages 5 and 4, respectively. 8. Shirley Coulter and Susan Ross at Ideal Beach. 9. Lois Paul, Delores Staub, Shirley Coulter, Barbara Thompson, Ruth Buckhorn and June Bloom, taken during (excess) school time. 10. Imitating a walrus, Emerson? 11. Vera Mae and Nadine Price and Gloria Elliott. 12. Thelma Amos and Barbara Gale. Gee! ! 13. Drinking or just tight? Sam Rumford and Roberta McConnell. 14. Martha Katzenberger, Joan Buckley, Barbara Gale, Barbara Blowers and Roberta McConnell, boating. 15. Joan Tossel, age 5, playing in the sand. 16. Nice catch, Bob Coates. 17. Mike Koldyke, believe it or not??? 18. David Osthiemer, economic brain. 19. Marilyn Buckner and Donna Lingenfelter down town Indianapolis and tickled. 20. Joyce Hancock, Barbara Thompson, Ruth Buckhorn and strong June Bloom! 21. Billy Day, the outdoor man. 22. Anita and sister, Jean Folkening, ages 5 and 3. 23. Donna Lingenfelter enjoying cokes and Ideal Beach. 24. Alice, Delores and Barbara Niemeyer are going swimming. 25. Joan Buckley and her Easter Bunny! 26. Diana Polk, Roberta McConnell, Martha Katzenberger, Joan Buckley, Barbara Gale, and Barbara Blowers at Ideal Beach. 27. Miriam Dorrel taking a sun bath. C. B. BALDWIN WANDA BEESON HENRIETTA BIXLER DONA BOWERS HARRIETT CLARK RALPH CLEVENGER SAMUEL COOPER MARJORIE FORSYTH HAROLD FREELAND RUSSELL GLADDEN JOHN HERKLESS LOKILE HICKS CLEO KINNISON WALTER MOWREY ELMER PATTEN PAUL PAYNE LOLA PENCE FRED PIERPONT LOUISE RISER BERNICE SMOKER ANNA STRICKER L AURENE DODSON ■ v T. ■ ELIZABETH MIDDLETON SYDNEY K. NEIL HERMAN NOLTE LEE P URSLEY JOHN PORTER CLYDE SPEAR ROLAND SPR UNGER VAUGHN WOOD OLIVE EASH ELEANOR BROWN FLORENCE CALDWELL I. E. DINN PAUL HAMILTON BESSIE HELMBACH KATHLEEN HERGT EDNA HURST GEORGE KEEVER JEAN MIERS ft Mr. C. E. Eash, able and brilliant administrator is prac- tically synonomous with Warren Central High School. Mr. Eash has served the school and the pupils in it for twenty- five years. It is our hope that his next years will be as pleas- ant as his first. Mr. Fred Rodebeck is Dean of Boys at Warren. He has been here for 21 years. Mr. Rodebeck teaches advanced bookkeeping, supervises the students in the cafeteria and al- so does the buying of the food. Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, Dean of Girls and Vice-principal of War- ren Central High School, has served the school for twenty-five years. Mrs. Rodden helps the students by counseling them and trying to understand their problems. Besides being Dean and Vice-principal, she teaches a Latin class. Shown in the office are: Mary Lou Tague, Mrs. Mary Deer, Billie Alger and Marilyn Stevens. Mrs. Deer has general charge of the school office and various students act as her assistants. The janitors who saw that our school was always clean are: (left to right) Lee Covey, Charles Bimell, Ben Cooperrider, John Schumaker and Earl Sandy. The school nurse (above) Mrs. Alma Taylor was an asset during the year. She attended to the health needs of the student body. Shown with Mrs. Taylor is Joan Nichols. Our clean rooms, halls and general care of our school was under the supervision of Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Allen, (left) school custodians. Also pictur- ed is Mrs. Ina Scott (above left) who runs the laundry at Warren. Pictured above are: (left to right) Mrs. Pearl Moore and Mrs. Katherine Turner, who are in charge of the kitchen. To the right is Mrs. Bess King who supervises the students who work in the kitchen washing trays and dishes. Mrs. King and Mrs. Skaggs are shown preparing a salad for the cafeteria. Oth- ers who help in the cafeteria are: Mrs, Beatrice Carter, Mrs. Katherine Rusche, and Miss Geneva Miller, who are in in charge of vegetable preparation. Mr. Irvin Dinn sponsored the Beta Hi-Y. Officers and sponsor are: (Left to Right) George Reil- ly, Don Haymaker, treasurer; Dick Creasy, vice-president; Charles Reinhardt, president; Bob Mc- Clintic, secretary; Robert Hatt, and Mr. Irvin Dinn. New Beta Hi- Y members were inducted in the organization on October 12. Mr. Roy Davis from the Indiana Cenr tral College was the guest speak- er. Officers and sponsor of the Junior Hi-Y are James Shaffer, secretary; Mac Swem, treasurer; Mr. Sprunger, Tom Nichols, president; Kimmer Smith, vice-president; (Front Row) Charles McCormack, vice-president; Don Crouse, president; Robert McConnell, treasurer; and John Cass, secretary. These clubs enjoyed the Father and Son Banquet which was the big event of the year. Mr. John L. Turn- er from the East District Y.M.C. A. presented Mr. C. E. Eash with a jeweled Hi-Y pin for his 20 years of ser- vice with the Hi-Y Clubs, Mr. I. E, Dinn presented Mr. Ralph Clevenger with his pin who has been sponsor of the Alpha Hi-Y for seven years. The Alpha Hi-Y was spon- sored by Mr. Ralph Clevenger. The officers of the Club were: Bob Coates, president; Richard Deer, treasurer; Wayne Phil- lips, secretary; Sam Rumford, vice-president; and Bob Jordan, chaplain. The club sponsored religi- ous convocations and co- spon- sored the dances, “Gridiron Capers , 99 the “Snow Ball , and the “Starlite Swirl”. They collected clothing for foreign relief, and their annual weiner roast was held at Greenfield with Gordon Jones from the Farm Bureau providing the en- tertainment. The foundation on which the Future Farmers is built includes leadership, character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recrea- tion, citizenship, and patriotism. In this past year Glenn Bangle, senior, won first and grand champion in soybeans at the County Grain Show, December 16. Sophomore, Verle Chappell, also won second in wheat. Members and sponsor pictured are: (front, left to right) Norman Hale, Glenn Bangle, Bill Steinwack, Verle Chappell, Mr. Mowrey. (row 2) Sam Rumford, George Reilly, Bill Day, John Schutt, and James Williams. For We Are the Builders ofHomes” is the theme of the F.H.A. During the year the club observed F.H.A. week with a film Let’s Give a Tea”, and the mothers and daughters meeting was held to hear Mrs. John Haley tell of her home in Sheffield, England; they also went on an annual Spring educational tour. Officers and sponsors are Mrs. Anna Strieker, Harvalee Hudson, parliamen- tarian; Frances Wilson, treasurer; Mar- garet Paton; Ruth Collins, president; Jean Folkening, secretary; Joan Nichols, historian; J ean Thompson, and Mrs. Wan- da Beeson. Shown working in the Home Arts Class are: Janet Kruge, Marita Tunny, Beverly Folkening, Betty Jo Stone and Pat Lemieux. Mrs. Anna Strieker is teach- er of the class. It is based on activities that might be used in the home. Some of the projects they have taken up during the year are paper craft, hand and loom weaving, textile painting, crocheting, tating, embroidering, refinishing of furni- ture and making lamp shades. The Sunshine Club, composed of ninth grade students, met twice a month under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton, Sponsor. Mrs. Middleton and Mavis Prince, President, attended the annual President- and- Sponsor Luncheon on September 9th. Later in the month in- ductees were taken into the club. During the year, the club sponsored the making of refrigerator bags, and held a skating party. They also sponsored re- ligious programs, gave a talent show, and entertained the boys of the freshman class with the movie, “The Cow and I”. The Sunshine cabinet, officers and sponsor are: (Left to Right) Mrs. Middle- ton, (Front Row) Barbara Robinson Coi responding Secretary; Marjorie Smith, Treasurer; Mavis Prince, President; Mar- tha Morris and Martha Hawkins; (Back Row) Marilyn Fredrick, Mary Ann Maines, Recording Secretary; Marilyn Anderson, Marjorie Rodebeck, Chaplain; Barbara Niemeyer, and Darlene Dicks, Vice-Pres- ident. This year the Sunbeams were called Sil- ver and Golden, representing the two groups. These eighth grade girls held an amateur show, had discussion groups and sponsored religious programs. As a very important pro- ject, they gave to needy elderly ladies. Officers and sponsor of the Silver Sun- beams are: (left to right) Miss Cleo Kinni- son; Judy Piel, Treasurer; Anne Brunke, Sec- retary; Joyce Brannen, President; Clara Free, Vice-President; Carol Oberting, Sei ge ant- at- Arms; and Wanda Ranson, Sergeant- at- Arm s. The Golden Sunbeams are Miss Cleo Kin- nison; Patsy Blackledge, Vice-President; Penny Blackledge, President; Marlene Hoel- zer. Secretary; Charlotte Creekmore, Treas- urer; Gloria McCall, Program Committee; Judy Terry , Sergeant-at- Arms; Catherine Ball, Program Committee; and Donna Armitage, Serge ant-at- Arms. The senior council members pictured above are: (Front Row) Dave Ostheimer, Mike Koldyke, Bob Coates, Larry Crosley, Bob Caudell. (Row 2) Sam Rumford, Delores Da- ley, Barbara Blowers, Donna Lingenfelter, June Bloom and Richard Deer. Sam Rumford was President. The Junior Leaders help the Adult Leaders in 4-H Club work. Members are: Joyce Hickman, Sharon Voyles, Beryl Hoppes, Betty Romans, Doris Haley, Ruth Hardy, Mary Maines, Shirley Schilling. (Row 1) Miss Henreitta Bixler, Mary Collins, Marilyn Fredrick, Harvalee Hudson, Frances Wilson, Jean Thompson, and Barbara Robinson. Officers of the student council are: Bob Hage, member at large, Sam Rum- ford, Treasurer; Dave Ostheimer, Pres- ident; Bruce Fowler, Vice-President; and Thelma Amos, Secretary. The Warrenettes Club is sponsored by Mrs. Myrtle Rod- den. They co-sponsored the Fall dance honoring the foot- ball boys, ‘‘Gridiron Capers”, “The Snow Ball”, semi-formal Christmas, and “Starlite- Swirl”, the Spring dance. The officers are: (left to right) Rosanna McCormack, Serge ant- at- Arms; Mary Damm- rich. Secretary; Marlane Cook, Treasurer; J oan Buckley, Pre s- ident; Claudette Wise, Vice- President; Diana Polk, Chap- lain; and Dolores Gumberts, Serge ant- at- Arm s. The purposes of the National Junior Honor So- ciety are: to promote character, service, scholas- tic standard, leadership, and citizenship, all taken into consideration in selecting new members. Offi- cers are: (left to right) Charles Reinhardt, Treasur- er; Bill Henke, President; Ruth Van Cleave, Vice- President; and Dick Creasy, Secretary. Mr. S. E. Cooper is sponsor of the club. The Senior Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Fred Pie rpont, promotes leadership, schol- arship, service and character. The officers are: (left to right) Dave Ostheimer, treasurer; Richard Deer, President; Sam Rumford, Vice- President; and Roberta McConnell, Secretary. Members are: (Front Row, left to right) Marilyn Fredricks, Rosemary Williams, Ann Hillman, Judy Githens, Barbara Christ enberry, Doris Mitchell, Marilyn Stevens, Dorothy Lu- cas, Jane Humphrey, Joan Staples, Norma Reeves, Shirley Applegate, Betty Baganz, Pat Lucas. (Row 2) Vera Price, Patsy Shockley, Carolyn McClure, Mary Rogers, Sharon Addi- son, Shirley Pope, Pat Huntsinger, Pat McKinney, Donna Fox, Gloria Bird, Marjorie Smith, Joyce Martin, Barbara Rob- inson, Beryl Hoppes, Marjorie Baganz. (Row 3) Bertha Rockey, Edith Piel, Shirley Eaton, Shirley Davis, Kathleen Ross, Judy Hissong, Joan Stufflebem, Mary Meneghini, Shir- ley Irwin, Jane King, Darlene Dicks. Mildred Kirk, Mavis Prince, Mary Shaffer. (Row 4) Mary Waterman, Nellie Glazi- er, Shirley Schilling, Shirley Miessen, Mary Maines, Lois Paul, Mary Sanders, ohirley Pollard, Alice Niemeyer, Dorothy Howard, Shirley Jones, Shirley Bohannon, Barbara Niemeyer, and Jackie Staub. ft “To grow as a person; to grow in friendship with all races, religions, and nationalities; to grow in the knowledge and love of God” are the purposes of the Y-Teens. This was the first year that there have been two clubs at Warren. Mrs. Louise Riser is sponsor of the ninth grade club consisting of 35 members. Miss Florence Caldwell sponsor- ed the seventh grade of 50 girls. Some of the projects of both clubs were: sending candy bars to underprivileged children in Europe; selling Christmas cards to be able to contribute to the Y.W. C.A. Fellowship Club; and at Christmas, gifts to the needy. Pictured are: (left to right) Myrna Robertson, Treasurer; Sally Beese, Pres- ident; Korena Rockey, Vice-President and Monty Johnson, Secretary of the seventh grade club. Officers of the ninth grade Y-Teens are: Beryl Hoppes , Treasurer; Mary Ann Maines, President; Shirley Applegate, Vice-President; and Nellie Glazier, Secretary. The G. A. A. which aims to provide opportunity for girls to participate in athletics, sports, and recreational activities is a member of the Indiana League of High School Girls Ath- letic Association and is sponsored by Mrs. Edna Hurst. The girls take active participation in swimming, bowling, playing basketball and baseball. o Students who were inducted in the Junior Honor Society on March 14 are: (Front Row) Neil Goff, Donna Fox, Eddie Utter, Carol Perkins, Judy Cass, Barbara Robinson, Mavis Prince, and Martha Morris. (Row 2) Sylvia Bryant, Loyce Wade, Carolyn McClure, Bart Gish, Frank Geiss, Stanley Melton, Robin Scheid, and Darlene Dicks. (Row 3) Everett Cass, Betty Clark, Donna Folkening, Kathleen Ross, Nancy Long, Kathleen Sprunger, Peggy Pollock, Mary Collins, and Vera Bangle. (Row 4) Bob Kistner, Tommy Richey, Jack Walters, David Schmitt, Mary Ann Maines, Shirley Schilling, Marjorie Rodebeck, and Barbara Neimeyer. Members of the Senior Honor Society are: (Row 1) Martha Katzenberger, Marlane Cook, Pat Hard- esty, Dolore s Daley, Donna Lingenfelter, Mary Dammrich, Carol Atkinson, Etta Clare Steinkamp; (Row 2) Don Young, Roger Oertel, Bruce Fowler, Jim Wilson, Mike Koldyke, Estella Fetter, Herchel Polter, Sam Rumford, Larry Crosley, Bob Coates, Don Jackson; (Row 3) Jerry Steffey, Dave Ostheimer, Miri- am Dorrel, Lois Sutphin, Ruth Collins, Roberta Featherstone, Joan Mithoefer, Gaynelle Van Sickle, Marilyn Stevens; (Row 4) Dwight Wever, Frank Tardy, Dolores Gumberts, Helen Armstrong, Joan Tos- sell, Jane Tossell, Roberta McConnell, Diana Polk, Margaret Kirk, Rosanna McCormack, Doris Mit- chell, Yolanda Berry; (Row 5) Dick Deer, Carol Waterman, Billie Alger, Barbara Blowers, Thelma Amos, Jean Steele, Barbara Gale, Joan Buckley, Jean Stites, Marcy Moyer, and Anita Folkening. Joyce Han- cock not shown. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists. This year the members and guests attended a hayride in Maywood, had a Valentine Party in the home of Dolores Gumberts and held the initiation of new members in the Spring. Members and sponsors of the club are: (Front Row, left to right) Jackie Franklin, Miriam Dorrel, Ruth Buckhom and Dee Gumberts. (Back Row) Mr. Sydney Neil, Don Jackson, Joan Buckley, Billie Alger, Joyce Hancock, Barbara Blowers and Mr. Lee Pursley. Members who were initiated are: Margaret Kirk, Dorothy Lucas, Doris Mitchell, Marilyn Stevens, Connie Epley, Wilmer Neal, Jean Ashley, and Don Young. The inserts are Ruth Buckhom, Secretary; Miriam Dorrel, President; and Jackie Franklin, Vice President. The traffic officers are: (Front Row) Myron Karress, John Jarrett, Lester Wa- terman, Don Timmerman, Wayne Phillips, and Billy Steinwach. (Back Row) Ardell Darlington, Gaynelle VanSickle, Jo Ann Windle, Delores Cooley, Sally Dill, Bar- bara Thompson, Joyce Schrougham, and Devorbia McDuffee. A demonstration was given for the en- tire student body by the Driving Club, which was started this year under the di- rection of Miss Marjorie Forsyth. Shown in the Crosley which the students used in showing some correct driving tech- niques are: Frances Wilson, David Oling- house and A1 Huber. Mr. Herman Nolte ' s driv- ing class is shown below. He is showing the class how to set up the stakes for practic - ing parking. They are (Left to Right) Joan Princell, Joan Staples, Yolanda Beery, Jane Tossell, Mary Lockhart, Don Young, Mr. Nolte, Joan Tos- sell, Frances Wilson, Peggy Von Spreckelson and Beverly Robertson. Pictured in the receiving line are: Joan Buckley, President; Delores Staub, Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, Sponsor; Mrs. Mar- garet Staub and June Overton. Jim Tillotson, Martha Katzengerger, and Emerson Finch who sang and danced to “Thou Swell as part of the entertain- ment. Below are the girls preparing the tea table. They are: (left to right) Jane Hum- phrey, Rosella Schrougham, Joan Staples, Norma Meador and Maxine Gibson. The big event of the year for the War- renettes was the Mother-and-DaughterTe a given in honor of the mothers. It was the eighteenth annual tea to be given at War- ren. The junior class selected “Seven- teenth Summer” which was presented March 3. “Meet Me In St. Louis” was presented by the seniors under the direction of Mrs. Lola Pence. The cast as selected by Mrs. Pence was Frank Tardy and Billie Alger as Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The daughters, Rose, Esther, Agnes and Tootie were portrayed by Martha Katzenberger, Barbara Gale, Delores Daley and Janet Oakley. Larry Crosley was Lon, the only son, while Mike Koldyke played Grandfather Prophater. Dolores Niemeyer enacted the role of Katie, the Irish cook. Other members of the cast were: Jean Stites, Joan Tossell, Wayne Phillips, Bruce Fowler, Phyllis Rosell, John Shaffer and Joe Hilton. Nadine Price portrayed Angie who was seventeen and wanted to date Jack, played by Dwight Wever. Shirley Bohannon and Charles Huffman played the parts of mother and father. Other members of the cast were: Gaynelle VanSickle, Marilyn Stevens, who were Angie’s friends; Carol Atkinson, Joann Mithoefer and Sally Farmer, her sis- ters; Don Walker, Paul Caudell and Dick Johnson portrayed the other male role s. Members of the Accuracy Club are: (Row 1) Charles Ashley, Jean Stites, Pat Hardesty, Jane Hum- phrey, Barbara Windle, Roberta Mc- Connel, Joann Mithoefer. (Row 2) Richard Simpson, Miriam Dorrel Ruth Buckhorn, Lois Sutphin, Don- na Lingenfelter, Gloria Elliot, Estella Fetter, Marlane Cook. (Row 3) Richard Deer, Frances Alexand- er, Beverly Robertson, Joyce Schro- ugham, Helen Hodgin, Barbara Roseberry and Shirley Horsely. Mr. Lee Pursley (upper insert) was sponsor of the Owl for the year 1949-’50. There were 19 bi-weekly Owl’s put out under his sponsorship. Editor-in-Chief was Joan Buck- ley (lower insert). Page editors were: Billie Alger, Barbara Blowers, Jackie Franklin and Wilmer Neal. Pictured (upper photo, left to right) are: Miriam Dorrel, Joyce Hancock, Doris Mitchell, Joan Buckley, and seated are Jackie Franklin and Marilyn Stevens. In the lower photo are Dorothy Lucas, Dee Gumberts, Marilyn Stevens, Billie Alger, Joan Buckley and Don Young. Seated is Doris Mitchell. The Journalism Department sponsored the Public Relations Banquet which was held on April 2. Dr. T. R. J ohnson was speaker. The Owl also received the International First Place Award of the Quill and Scroll Society for the fourth consecutive year. To the left is the Distributive Educa- tion class which is under the supervision of Mr. Harold Freeland. Students are: (Back Row) Carolyn West, Marie Duke, Jan- et Kruge, Stella Blankenship, Emerson Finch. (Front Row) Helen Hodgin, Bar- bara Win die and Bill Thompson. Barbara Windle and Joe Hilton are shown inspect- ing a canned food display. Below is Mrs. Edna Hurst’s gym class taking exercises. Mrs. Henreitta Bixler’s sewing class is shown above. This year ' s senior band was composed of 5 1 members who entertained at basketball and football games by marching and playing. The band participated in the Jordan Band Concert, Fall Concert, solo and ensemble contest, the Musical Festival and many other activities. They are: (front row, left to right) Larry Crosley, Marilyn Buckner, Mary Sanders, Joan Mithofer, Martha Morris, Delores Cooley, Laura Young. (Row 2) Donna Lingenfelter, Jean Stites, Rosalind Miedema, Bill Sewell, Carl Jensen, Stanley Melton, Carol Dearinger, Jimmy Crumbo, George Houze, Bart Gish, Don Haymaker. (Row 3) Robert Crumbo, John White, Vernon Collar, Marjorie Rodebeck, Margaret Kirk, Judy Cass, Bob James, Jack Borcherding, Don Jones, Ronny Hoff, Jerry Steffy, Sam Rumford, Dwight Wever, Jim Daniels, Charles Estridge. (Row 4) David Schmitt, Billy Byrkett, Jimmy Applegate, Jack Swem, Richard Stephenson, Bob Anderson, Kenny McIntyre, Max Sharp, Don Timmerman. (Standing) Ruth Van Cleave, Betty Romans, Joann Windle, Carol Atkinson, Edith Piel, Frances Fitch, Joann Hoff, Bertha Rockey and Rosann Hodgins. The majorettes led the band at football games. Mr. Cecil Havens is instructor. On April 20, the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Paul Hamilton, went to Bloomington where they were auditioned by critics from music schools. A new venture was the May Festival, which took the place of the Spring concert, with all the music organizations participating. The orchestra also played for the operetta ‘‘Sweethearts . Members of the orchestra are: Bruce Fowler, Gaynelle VanSickle, Ruth Ann Hardy, Beverly Clark, Lois Askren, Mavis Prince, Carol Perkins, and Frances Wilson, violins; Claud Forth, bass viol; Mary Lou Murr and P eggy P ollock, viola; Marilyn Endicott and Mary Collins, piano; Mary Louise Sanders and Joan Mithoefer, flutes; Laura Young, oboe, Larry Crosley and Marilyn Buckner, clarinets; Carl Jensen, Stanley Melton and Carol Dearinger, horns; Jerry Steffey and Sam Rumford, coronets; Dwight Wever, trombone; Kenneth McIntyre and Don Haymaker, saxaphones; Ruth Van Cleave, Carol Atkinson, and Joan Windle, drums. Members pictured are: (left to right) Rose- mary Williams, Shirley Pollard, Mary Dam- rich, Marilyn Buckner, Carolyn McClure, Ruth Van Cleave, Bob Groenert, Stanley Melton, Barbara Christenberry , Barbara Weller, Diana Polk, Martha K atzenberger, Peggy Pollock, Rosanna McCormack. (Row 2) Jean Steele, Joan Tossell, Delores Osborne, Barbara Blow- ers, Barbara Gale, Mike Koldyke, Bob McClin- tic, Jerry Stevens, Etta Clare Steinkamp, Do- lores Gumberts, Joyce Hancock, Wilma Os- borne, Janice Kohlmeyer. (Row 3) Miss Kath- leen Hergt, Phyllis Rossel, Georgia Bloom, Emerson Finch, Jack Swem, Dwight Miller, Stanley Horton, Joe Hilton, Larry Crosley, Ev- erett Cass, Robert Kistner, Shirley Davis, Ber- tha Rockey, Shirley Jones. (Row 4) Don J ack- son, John Reilly, Bruce Fowler, Don McClure, Bob Jordan, Ed Rosemeyer, Dick Creasey, Bill Hannah, Bob Caudell, Frank Tardy, Lawr- ence McCall, Paul Sawyers, Bob McCormack, Warren Sprunger, and Accompanist, Roberta McConnell. The Madrigal which is composed of Frank Tardy, Jerry Stevens, Etta Clare Steinkamp, Barbara Gale, Mary Dammrich, Shirley Pol- lard, Warren Sprunger and Larry Crosley, en- tertained many people during the year. The girls concert club also sang on the Circle and were featured in a Christmas pro- gram. Members are: (Row 1, left to right) Ar- lene Dykstra, Betty Williams, Beryl Hoppes, Joann Win die, Sue Shaw, Kathleen Ross, Mary How, Marylee Shafer, Pat McKinney, Joyce Martin, Betty Horton, Martha Morris, Barbara Robinson, Shirley Applegate, Ardell Darling- ton, Iris Thomp son. Mis s Kathleen Hergt. (Row 2) Joan Cogswell, Rosemary West, Martha Rife, Carol Ross, Wilma Graham, Gloria Bird, Donna Fox, Beverly Clark, Carol West, Mar- jorie Smith, Mildred Kirk, Mavis Prince, J ackie Shepherd, Nellie Brown, Loretta Wisheart, Barbara Bryant. (Row 3) Ruth Campbell, Syl- via 3ryant, J uanita J ones, Donna Younk, Lil- lian Bader, Robin Scheid, Faye York, J ac- quelyn Knight, Barbara Kissel, Vera Bangle, Betty Ellen Romans, Marjorie Rosemeyer, Kathleen Sprunger, Judith Cummings, Roberta Carrigan, Nancy Baker, Jackie Staub, Edith Piel. (Row 4) Pleiades Steele, Shirley Schil- ling, Laura Cox, Mary Ann Maines, Shirley Miessen, Jeanette Cochrane, Mary Collins, Marjorie Rodebeck, Barbara Niemeyer, Susan Alexander, Doris Jones, Nellie Glazier, Mari- lyn Frederick, Georgia Swineford, Elizabeth Mayer, Delores Horsley, P atricia Driskell, and Carol Atkinson is Accompanist. Fifty-five pupils brought out their fine vocal chords in the Senior Choir. “Sweet- heart s” was presented on March 16 and 17. The soldiers in the Operetta are: (Front Row, Left to Right) Bill Hannah, Everett Cass, Bob McClintic, Don McClure. (Row 2) Edward Rosemeyer, Lawrence McCall. (Row 3) Emerson Finch, John Reilly, Dwight Miller and Bob McCormick. Jane Tossel and Carolyn McClure are shown in the Laundry. Others are: Barbara Christenberry, Shirley Davis, Ruth Van Cleave, Rosanna McCormick, Bertha Rockey, Jean Steele and Ruth Camp- bell. Mary Dammrich, Jerry Stevens, Joan Tossel and Don McClure are pictured at the right. The Monks were: (Pictured Below) Bob Jordan, Larry Crosley and Warren Sprunger. Mike Koldyke, not shown. Victor Herbert’s Sweethearts” was presented by the senior choir on March 16 and 17. Phyllis Rosell played the part of Dame Paula, who conducted the Laundry of the White Geese and was the mother of six girls. Mary Dammrich played the part of Sylvia who is be- lieved to be the adopted daughter, but was actually the crown princess of Zilania. Mike Koldyke protrayed Mikel, who was conspiring to restore her to the throne. Jerry Stevens who was the heir presumptive to the throne met and fell in love with Sylvia, and Don Mc- Clure who was a Lieutenant in the Army was betrothed to Sylvia. The comedians, Slingsby, Van Tromp and Caniche were represented by Larry Crosley, Warren Sprunger and Bob Jordan, respectively. Joan Tossell played the part of Liane, a milliner who was employed in the laundry. Mother Goose’s daughters were portrayed by Etta Clare Steinkamp, Barbara Gale, Jane Tossell, Martha Katzenberger, Carolyn McClure and Shirley Pollard. Miss Kathleen Hergt directed the operetta. To the left is Sylvia portrayed by Mary Dammrich and the peasants. (left to right) Jack Swem, Joe Hilton, Bob Groenert, Stan- ley Horton, Don Jackson, Bob Caudell and Bob Kistner. Mother Goose and her daughters are pictured above. They are: (left to right) Barbara Gale, Etta Clare Steinkamp, Jane Tossel, Phyllis Rosell, Shirley Pol- lard, Marilyn Buckner and Carolyn McClure. The entire cast of the operetta “Sweet- hearts is pictured above. The Laundry of the White Geese is shown to the left. “Gridiron Capers” which was held on November 11, honored the football team for their year’s work. Pictured to the left are: (Rear) Janice Sampson, Walt Curran, Miriam Dorrel, Mavis Prince, Richard Stephenson, Harry McClintic, Sharon Addison, Delores Daley and Richard Simpson. Shown enjoying themselves at the football dance are: (Be- low) Bob Hage, Dorothy How- ard, Charles Huffman and Shir- ley Pollard. The semi-formal Christmas dance, the “Snow Ball”, was held December 17. Featured decorations were a sleigh and reindeer hanging from the center, huge snow flakes and a large Christmas tree. Miss Kinnison and Warren Sprung- er look on as small fry enjoy refresh- ments at the faculty’s annual Christ- mas party. Court Royalty of the Starlight Swirl are shown above. They are from left to right: Roberta McConnell, Shirley Coul- I ter, Susan Ross, Mr. Clevenger, Queen Delores Daley, King Bob Jordan, Mrs. Clevenger, Helen Armstrong, Miriam Dor rel, and Claudette Wise. Bob and De- lores are shown above right approaching the throne. Paul Caudell, Ruth Buckhom, Sally Dill, and Mack Stone seem to be enjoying the Autumn Swirl. 7K00VS W Catherine Ball, Jack Reasor, Dorothy Howard, Stanley Melton, Sharon Voyles, Martha Huber (Kneeling) Jack Canasty, Mayo Knoy, Don Brummett, Carolyn O ' Haver, Ronald Ferguson and Thelma Cox. The Floradora Girls from “The Skyline Room are: Nadine Price, Marilyn Stevens, June Overton, Edrie Carter, Marilyn Fredrick, Georgia Bloom, Phyllis Rosell, Joan Nichols, Roberta Featherstone, Shirley Coulter, Lois Sutphin and E stella Fetter. Majorettes practicing for “The Skyline Room are: Rosann Hodgin, Edith Piel, Nancy Long, Joan Hoff, Bertha Rockey, Fran Fitch and Jane Humphrey. From “Basin Street” are: Charles Ashley, Judy Githens, Chris Reimer, Ann Hillman, Bob McClintic, Martha Morris, Bart Gish, Shirley Pope, Vincent Johnson and Sharon Addison. Others from “Basin Street” are: (Back Row) Lillian Frances, Mary Maines, Mary Col- lins, Shirley Miesson, Marjorie Smith, Beryl Hoppes, Shirley Schilling, Doris Jones, and Jack Swem. (Second Row) Pleadies Steel, Rob- in Schied, Marian Davis, Norma Davis and Nel- lie Glazier. (Front Row) Wayne McCord, Bill Byrkett, Ronald Hoff and Lawrence McCall. Practicing for “The Skyline Room” are: Jim Tillotson, J ean Ashley, Martha Katzenberg- er, Bill Hannah, B arbara B1 owers, Barbara Gale, Bob Coates, Betty Stone and Mac Stone. Dorothy Howard (photo 2) is the dancer in “Spring Fash- ions. n Mac Stone, Connie Epley, Alice Niemeyer, Pat Huntsinger, Barbara Niemeyer, Betty Stone, Ralph Wadsworth and Joe Hilton (photo 1) are practicing for “Weather or Not.” Shown in “Basin Street” (photo 3) are: Dick Oldham, Bill Sewell, Richard Lowe, Barbara Thompson, Charles Ashley, Bob Anderson, Warren Todd and Kent Holdren, (kneeling). Phyllis Rossell (photo 4) portrays Lillian Russell in “The Skyline Room.” Carolyn McClure, Peggy Pol- lock and Shirley Davis sing in r Neptune ' s Palace.” Shown in Neptune ' s Palace are: Joe Hil- ton, Fritz Kiethly, Don Rodewald, Carl Jen- sen, Joyce Schrougham, Wilmer Neal, Ernie Miedema, Bob Dorn, Jim Daniels, Dennis Whitaker and Paul Caudell. Larry Crosley, Warren Sprunger, Jerry Stevens and Jack Ebbeler in “Weather or Not.” Practicing for “Weather or Not” are: Betty Williams, Tom Richey, Kathleen Ross, Don Jones, Sue Shaw, Kenny McIntyre, Rosalind Miedema, Roger Oertel and Mike Koldyke. The cast for the “Roving Mike” was Jackie Franklin, Ernie Miedema, Bob Coates, Don Walker, Mike Koldyke, Dic Deer, Paul Caudell and Wilmer Neal. Many other pupils helped with the assembling of the yearbook. The Wigwam staff and sponsor, Mr. Sydney Neil, are: (Upper Photo) Joan Buckley and Dolores Gum- berts who were senior editors. Mr. Neil (Center Photo) congratulates Don Jackson who was editor of the yearbook. Miriam Dorrel and Joyce Hancock look on. Barbara Blowers (Upper Right) was feature editor, while Walt Curran served as sports editor and Miriam Dorrel as activity editor (Photo to Left). On the right is Don Jackson and Joyce Hancock, co-editors. Ruth Buckhorn and Billie Alger (Lower Left) were art and business edi- tor, respectively. Bob Jordan and Claudette Wise were subscription managers. % 3 to fa. YOUF 195C WIGWAr LfUBC Pictured above is Warren ' s football team for ' 49 and ' 50, who had a record of four wins, two losses and two ties. (Row 1, left to right) Hannah, McCall, Steffey, Olinghouse, W. Holzhausen, G. Brown, Rumford. (Row 2) Tielking, Burton Overton, England, Forsythe, Jordan, Miedema, Coates, I. Holzhausen, O ertel,H.McClintic, Huffman, Engel. (Row 3) Steifel, Estridge, M. Ranson, Cox, Fowler, Simpson, Askren, DeJ eet, Wimmer, Shaffer, Koldyke, Wiegand, Castetter. (Row 4) More- land, Sawyers, Henke, Snyder, Powell, K. Brown, Cass, Hatt, Sharp, Prange, B. McClintic and Atwell. Mr. Vaughn Wood - Varsity Coach. Mr. Paul (Peanuts) Payne was the assistant foot- ball coach and reserve coach. When the entire first team from the 1948 season graduated, much remorse and wringing of hands ensued. These were wasted tears, however, as the grid- men finished the season with a 4 won, 2 tied and 2 lost record. This dropped them into a third place tie with Decatur in county competition. The Warrior ' s county record stood at 2 won, 1 lost and 1 tied. Ben Davis lacked very few bonus points of also entering the third place tieup. Southport claimed first place laurels with a clean slate. Lawrence, who came in second, had their record spoiled by the tribe ' s 6-6 tie. Top notch performers showed up throughout the year. Ernie Miedema was chosen to Joe Adam ' s all county team. Other linemen received honorable men- tion. One of these was Glen Brown who was ineligible until the Lawrence game and played only a few minutes in this contest. The first game of the year was held here with Southport who won 18 - 0. This was the fifth game in this series to terminate with that score. Greenfield came here the next week and was defeated 43 - 0. The reserves scored 18 of these points as they played most of the last half. The Warriors traveled to Ben Davis for the following tilt. This was a hair-raiser, with both teams playing the breaks which came thick and fast. Walt Curran clinched the contest with a last period worker to end the game 19- 13 in favor of Warren after trailing 13 - 12. Franklin Township fell victim next 40 - 6. The pass defense clicked well during this fracas as the Flashes depended heavily on their aerial attack. Charlton at Plainfield ended the winning streak under the hot afternoon sun with a 6 - 6 tie. Both scores were made in the third period. Lawrence was riding high at this point and was favored heavily as they came to Warren the next week. The tribe was keyed to a high pitch and re- versed the situation from the preceeding year and deadlocked the contest at 6 - 6 . Howe crowned their football queen at the next game which displayed the best defense of the season. Warren played the breaks and rode to a 13-0 win. The Broad Ripple game which was postponed to this date from earlier time of the season ended things. Ripple trampled the tribe 33 - 0 on their home ground. The seventeen varsity boys pictured are: (left to right) England, Forsythe, J or- dan, Miedema, Coates, Holz- hausen, Oertel. (Row 2) Over- ton, Burton, Curran, Simpson, Coach Woods, Askren, De- Jeet, Huffman, McClintic and Wimmer. The nine senior substitutes were: (Row 1, left to right) Rumford, Wiegand, Cox, Estridge, Shaffer. (Row 2) Sawyers, Brown, Koldyke and Ransom. The Reserve football team was: (left to right, Row 1) Prang, Hannah, Steffey, Olinghouse, Holzhausen, Powell, Brown. (Row 2) McClintic, Moreland, Atwell, Castetter, Snyder, Engel, McCall and Mr. Paul Payne, Coach, Henke, Tielking, Weise, Stiefel, Hatt, Sharp and Cass. The freshman team (Row 1, left to right) was: Laslie, McCall, Herron, Keithly, Denny, Stevenson, Huffman. (Row 2) Ransom, Borcherding, Apple- gate, Reed, D. Brune, Melton, Utter, K. Brune, Edwards, Sullivan. (Row 4) Col- ler, C. Smith, Todd, Heckman, B. Smith, Strough, O ' Brien, Hazzard and Pollard. svo 071 Although the 1949-1950 basketball season was not particularly victory laden, it had its share of thrills. The season got off to a good start with a 29-2 6 win ov- er New Winchester and a 39-34 triumph over Ben Davis. Both of these games prov- ed very interesting seeing that during both contests the tribe came back to overcome a 10 or 15 point deficit to win. The next fray was not so encouraging. Warren’s crew was swamped by Tech’s green wave 50-26. The following week Manual added to the deterance with a 41- 38 beating. Faces lit up again when the Warriors tripped Decatur 45-33 with a 19 point third period after trailing the first half. It was the first time the team was called upon to play a possession game, however, they froze the ball effectively and clinched the contest. The next three games were lost by an average of nine points to Beech Grove, Lawrence and Southport, respectively. The exact scores for these contests were: Beech Grove 42 - Warren 33; Lawrence 52 - Warren 44; Southport 53 - Warren 34. Traveling to Pike Township, Warren subdued the Red Devils to the tune of 61- 42. This was the year’s widest margin of victory. At the next encounter Crispus Attucks took it upon themselves to settle the Warrior’s hash with a 49-30 walloping. This brings us to county tourney time. The tribe’s first game was a hair-raiser with Ben Davis. Bob Hage’s pivot shot which provided the one point margin was in the air as the final gun went off. Southport eliminated the Clevenger men in the second round 49-39. Losses came thick and fast from here on. Speedway came out on the big end of a 39-37 score on January 28, and January 29 Washington took the tribe for a 48—41 ride. Greenfield then dished out a 56-36 beating to the Warriors. Franklin Township, Broad Ripple, Lawrence, for the second time and Howe took home the respective bacon 41-28, 69-28, 30-28, and 51-46. On the whole the team appeared as a classy, ball-hawking congregation who sorely needed height. At the season’s start the boys employed a comeback last half with some success. The end of the season saw a team that went hard the first half and slackened the pace afterward. If it hadn’t been for this pace slackening the crew might possibly have con- quered Tech, whom they drew in the first round of the sectionals. However, Tech took the sectionals and advanced to a regional that also contained Speedway and Franklin Township. Only senior student mana- ger this year was Rolla Dar- inger. He assisted in the ath- letic department for two years. Varsity basketball coach Ralph Clevenger (right) seems to be talking things over with reserve coach Paul Payne. Members of the reserve squad are: (left to right. Row 1) Verle Chappel, manager; Kenny Srygley, Jack Hunter, Everett Cass, Herschel Polter, student mana- (Row 2) Roger Oertel, Billy Hannah, John Wiese, Lawr- ence McCall. (Row 3) John Prange, Carter Collins, Robert Rodebeck, and David Olinghouse. Varsity team players (above) are: (left to right) David Ostheimer, Walter Curran, Donnie Overton, and Dick Dejeet, front row. Second row is: Bruce Fowler, Bob Klise, Dick Deer and Bob Hage. In the third row are: Wilmer Neal, student manager; Wayne McCord, Bill Henke, and Rolla Daringer, Stu- dent Manager. Some fast action during the sectionals shows Walter Curran, Donnie Overton, and Dick Deer in a scramble for the ball with Tech ' s Myron Moriarity. Warren dropped the game to the section- al champs by the score of 56 to 36. Leading cheers for the athletic teams was the job of Hel- en Armstrong, J im Wilson, and Jean Ashley. Helen led cheers for the reserve team for one year and the varsity team one year, while Jim was varsity cheer leader for two years. J ean- nie received a white sweater this year for four years of ser- vice. Warren ' s cheer leaders received able assistance from little five-year-old Stevie McClintic, who was their first mascot. Stevie is shown as he was cheering at the sectionals. 7 � B e ' ZJWPSfU The Warren Warriors copped their fifteenth county track title at the meet held this Spring. This year’s victory made eight in a row for the squad. 1943 - 1950. EVENTS David Ostheimer High Hurdles - Low Hurdles - Hundred Yard Dash - Broad Jump Walter Curran Shotput - Broad Jump - Pole Vault Gerald England Shotput - Half Mile - Relay Team Bruce Fowler High Jump - Mile Relay Dick Simpson Half Mile Relay Carter Collins Half Mile Relay Roger Oertel Mile Relay Bussy Huffman Mile Relay John Wiese Half Mile Relay Bob Klise Mile Run - Mile Relay Shown above are the 1949 County track champions. (Row 1) Ralph Clevenger, assistant coach; Herb Rosemeyer, Walter Curran, Bob Klise, Bill Deer, Ed Wieland, Dave Willian, George Ostheimer, David Ostheimer, and head coach, Walter Mowrey. (Row 2) Bruce Fowler, student manager; Dick Simpson, John Frederick, Marvin Schilling, Vaughn Wood, assistant coach; Wayne Phillips, Charles Huffman, Gerald England, and Don Borgman, student mana- ger. All ready to run are the members of the 49 cross country r team, (left to right) Lionel Parrish, Dick Deer, George Reil- ! ly, John Frederick, Richard Payne, and Bob Klise. To the left are: Track coach Walter Mowry and the stu- dent managers, Wilmer Neal, Herschel Polter, Rolla Daringer, and Verle Chappel. m ' V ' 4 y 4 4. t _ 2 8 iSlil imA Members of the 1949 baseball squad are: (Row 1, left to right) Ralph Morris, Bill O’Donoghue, Donnie Overton, Pete Black, Harry McClintic, and Dick Dejeet. (Row 2) Dick Simpson, Bob Hage, Jackie Burton, Paul Campbell, Alan Miedema, Herbie Rosemeyer, Duane Bruhn, and coach Paul Payne. Apr L 23 Greenfi eld 3 P .M . Here Ma y 4 Beech Grove 3 P.M. Here Ma y 8 F RA N K L IN 3 P.M. Here May 1 1 Ben Da v i s 3 P.M. Th ere May 1 6 Southport 4 P.M. There Ma y 1 8 De CA TU R 3 P . M . Here Ma y 23 Lawrence 2: 30 P.M. 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