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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

POPE'S REGAL MARKET Choice Meats - Refrigerated Vegetables Complete Line of Automotive Parts and House Paints We Del i ver WARDS OF CUMBERLAND Wearing Apparel for the Family Variety Items Dry Cleaning 8702 E. Washington sf. IR. ooos C 'be ' 'nd' 50' 7440 IR. 8280 DOW FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP Latest Fashions in Flowers 8734 East Washington Street IR. 7782 BL. 0882 GL ADYS ALWES MUSIC SHOPPE Popular - Semi-Classical - Classical Sheet Music 120 N. Pennsylvania St. FR. 950I THE CALICO CAT 8607 East 10th Street Gifts for All Occasions Toys and Models 6001 ARLINGTON PHARMACY The Rexall Store FRANK J. PINELLA E. 'l0th St. IR. 4244 STUART'S PARKING LOT Rear of KeitI1's Theater I27 E. Wabash St. RI. 0504 Compliments ot' POLKA-A-DOT DRIVE IN 9600 East Washington Street Warren Central's Favorite Drive ln CUMBERLAND HARDWARE Plumbing Kc Supplies -G.E. cQMuytug Appliu nees Cumberland B0wman 7711 Grassy Creek Farms 9900 E. l0zh Street Ir. 8243 I Shadeland Pharmacy Cut Price Drugs Furnace Ice Cream We deliver Rx Prescriptions Comet Cleaners Pick-up and Delivery Anywhere in City Russell Wright BL- 7150 BL.1 3473 1014 N. Shadeland 8340 E. Washington CUMBERLAND COAL AND FEED CO. Feed - Coal - Grain Warren Central uses BUSH - CALLAHAN Athletic Equiptment BUSH - CALLAHAN -PC' Hill Sporting Goods Company BOwman T122 136 East Washington Rlley 4453 Cumberland Garage Your Studebaker Dealer Cumberland , Indiana BORDEN'S FURNACE ICE CREAM CO. 131 N. Ala. St. MA 3451 SERVE YOURSELF C OM PLIMEN TS OE CURB Y - MILLER VENEERSJNC. 3724 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET Indianapolis , Indiana A T. 2326 gig 53 fx C fiiifi- f 'if' 4 v- 43-,K S x in 181. N . 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B0wman 7421 Phone 94 AL STEFFEY'S MEATS 117-118 City Market IMperial 3771 iQ Y '1 'ajg,6 -Q, X --,Q Q- ,V I ndmenmd in eleanlineddn A KOTHE wELl.s a BAUER co., INC. f Ko-We-Ba Means the Best 5' M MIN ' 1 Jnc. Indianapolis Kokomo Wabash 'N D I A N A P O L I S 5712 E. Washington Steel 2221 N. Meridian Stree! lRvington 0917 WAbash 0022 FENDLEY'S GROCERIES MEIER ELECTRIC 8. MACHINE CO., INC. Meats and All Hems in Groceries All Sales Backed by Adequate Field Service Dept .We Deliver 3525 E. Woshingfon Sireei IR. II5'I 8998 E. Iofii Sireef BL. 6808 Telephone IRvington 3583 PAU L' S QLOWERS For Every Occasion Flowers 5638 East Washington Street Tclcgraphcd Indianapolis Marion County Farm Bureau Co-op Association Cumberland , Indiana Ir, 7694 . B0,7944 gg A - ARLINGTON SER VICE AND APPLIANCES Ranges - Refrigerators - Automatic Washers 1009 N' A lingt0 f Blackstone 3114 90069 FY'!'Eif'E'7'f1?' Mr Fred Rodebeck, dean of boys and vice- principal, is a graduate of Central Normal Col- - lege He received his B.S. degree from Purdue ig,-tp University and has also attended Indiana and it Butler Universities In past years he has been a I I I I participant in guidance conferences and work- shops at both Purdue and Butler. Through his work as dean of boys he often serves as a liaison officer between the school and the home. Administration In the past year Mrs. Rodden received the highest pro- fessional honor obtainable in the field of guidance when she was given professional membership in the National Voca- tional Guidance Association, Inc. Membership in this organ- ization recognizes her achievement as well as experience and training in the field ofvocational and general educational guidance. She was one of the few who received the certifi- cate of professional membership from the National organiza- tion of the Vocational Guidance Association, Inc. Mrs. Myrtle M. Rodden, dean of irls and vice-principal, earned her B. A. degree at Indiana itate Teachers College and her M. A. at Indiana University. She furthered her educa- tion by doing graduate work at Purdue University, Butler University and Columbia University. Idle moments are as rare in summer as in winter for Mrs. Rodden. For the past six summers she has taught in guid- ance conferences at Butler and has also assisted with and taught in many other guidance conferences and workshops. In the past she has served as President of the Indiana Deans Association and is now a member of the Executive Board of that organization. She is now serving on the Board of Directors of the Central Branch of the National Vocational Guidance Association of which she is a member. For the past two years she has served as President of the Beta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, the highest national honorary professional organization. Long active in civic affairs, Mrs. Rodden is a member of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Club and has served as chairman of several committees. In the last club year she served as chairman of the Program Co-ordination Committee. For the past five years she has been a member of the Y.W.C.A. Board of Directors and has been an active commit- tee worker in the organization. i i r U - '-i -f El f A ' . . LC Y 'Y -gr I fit I it , . O -sl . Ll -, Bob Marshall 's Men's Wear and Sporting Goods 10th and Arlington Ave. BL A. 8111 Convenient Parking Space Arlington Market 6005 East 10th Street lRvington 6435 Irvington Hosiery Shop 1 5123 E. Wash. St. BL. 3473 Compliments of A Friend 4- Jails I v ' ' I s Q9 'C . 't' K si x I -1 13' 'I H ,Alb 'ff' I - VI UYWY: llf 'Ill' ' LI' a O 7 I T 1 I v it T l - .. 1 if r - s wi .- A .- v E - as 4 I 'Q 1 f-f i , 'S , 1 3' fi it , 1 rd l 4 W P F swf Y I ,..., I' ' ,Z O l ,T Y Q: 5 4 A.. I 1' U' EL brf: , V-'Y vw? 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A 14.-and-' 1 ' ' Q' 4-'fiill n s .MN . - Q -v BOHANNON, SHIRLEY - Sunshine l - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2,3 - 4-H Club 1,2,3 - Cafeteria 1,2 BROWN, KENNETH - Assistant 3 - jr. Play Comm. 3- District Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 2,3 - Football 3,4 BURTON,JACK- Football 1,2,3,4 - Base- ball l,2,3,4 - Assistant 4 CHAPMAN, JOAN - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Society 2 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Distributive Edu- cation 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 ADDISON, SHARON - Sunshine l - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant l,2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Mel- odies 2,3,4 - Assistant Director 4 - Driv- ers Club 3,4 - Pep Club 4 ATKINSON, CAROL - Sunshine l - Wap- renettes 2,3,4 - Chaplain 4 - jr. Honor So- ciety 1,2 - President 2 - Sr. Honor Soci- ety 3,4 - Accuracy Club 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Underclassman Editor 4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - jr. Play 3 - Band l,2,3,4 - Orchestra 3,4 - Choir Accompanist 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Accompanist 3 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3,4- All State Orchestra 3,4 - Canteen Comm. 4 - Co-Chairman 4 - Musical Review 4 - Band Council 3,4 - Sr. Council 4 - Oper- etta Orchestra 1,3 - Moods and Melodies 4 ANDERSON, NORMA - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Corridor Monitor 3 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - G.A.A. 1,2 BEERY, YOLANDA - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Society 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Assistant 2 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Activities Editor 4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - jr. Play Comm. 3- Sr. Play 4 - Orchestra l,2,3,4 - Operetta Orchestra 1,3 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3,4 - Canteen Comm. 4 - Magazine Busi- ness Manager 3,4 - All State Orchestra 3, 4 - Drivers Club 4 - State Latin Contest 2 is l P fl J 1 ,-,.4 DILLAHAY, ROBERT - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Di stributi ve E duc ation 4 DOSTIN, JOYCE - Sunshine l - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Senior Editor 4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Fu- ture Homemakers 2,3,4 - Girls Concert Club 1,2 - jr. Red Cross 4 EBBELER, JACK - Sr. Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Choir l,2,3,4 - Mad- rigal 2,4 - Operetta 1,3 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Musical Review 2,4 - Beta I-li-Y 1,2 - Hi-H Quartette 1,2,3,4 - Pep Club 4 ENDICOTT, MARILYN- Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Accuracy Club 3 - Ir. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Orchestra l,2,3,4 - District and State Solo and En- semble Contest 1,3 - Assistant Main Of- fice 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Sr. Honor Society 4 1-f.. CD1 li V-G' CLARK,ALFRED-Drivers Club 3,4 - As- sistant Pius Captain 2 - Distributive Edu- cation 4 COOK, ALICE - liowe 1,2,3 - Assistant 4-Wigwam Staff 4 - Warrenettes 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 DAMMRICH, MARY - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Secretary 3 - jr. llonor So- ciety 1,2 - Sr. llonor Society 3,4 - Accut- acfy Club 3,4 - Choir 2,3,-4 - Madrigal 2, 3,4 - Musical Review 2,4 - Gperetta 3 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 - Pep Club 4 - Drivers Club 4 - Canteen Comm. 2 - Student Coun- cil 3,4 - Vice-President 4 - Girls Concert Club l - Moods and Melodies 4 - Accom- panist Boys Concert Club 2 DARINGER, JOAN - Sunshine 1 - Warren- egreg 2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2 1 Jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Girls Concert Club l - German Club 3 - Treasurer 3 - Distributive Education 4 1 K if 353 M . Q a 4 ' Q -.nf -. 4 H ' - 'i 1. us ' A .r 33 ig ...Wt ,.4f4.., ., ' 'r' 'Q . .1 in ' f . D . -Q .1 . 91. N , , I . Q, ' . I I . -fl . 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Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2 - Future Home- makers 2 - Distributive Education 4 N-5i'.g ' EPLEY, CONRAD - Owl Staff 4 - Busi- ness Manager 4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - As- sistant Sports Editor 3 - Feature Editor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Sr. Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Choir 1,2,4 - Mu- sical Revielw 2,4 - Operetta 1 - Assis- tant Bus Captain 2 - Beta Hi-'X 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Correspondent Times, News, Star 3,4 - Accuracy Club 4 - Pep Club 4 - Boys Club 4 - Drivers Club 4 FARMER, SALLY - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes2,3,4-jr. Play3 - Future Horne- makers 2,3 - Distributive Education 4 FETTEB, ESTELLA GAY - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Soci- ety 1,2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Accur- acy Club 3,4 - Vfigwam Staff 4 - Senior Editor 4 - Subscription Editor 4 - jr. Play Comm. 3-Sr.Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Student Council 1 - Dance Band 4 - Activity Office Assistant 2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 FOLKENING, BEVERLY - Sunshine 1 - Watrenettes 2,3,4 - Accuracy Club 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Future Homemakers 2 - Cafeteria 1 - Assistant 2,3 - Distrib- utive Education 4 - Pep Club 4 il, .K..4 Rf Lx ' .risk A 7 I N . QQ , 1 ' Q QS. 5- ' fl' 54- ' ,N 5 X 1 N ,ff X ff! A ' - Q fy' 56 l l af I Y A ' IIELLER, JAMES - Corridor Monitor 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Drivers Club 3,4 - Chairman 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Sr. Council 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 HILLMAN ANN - Lad 'wood 1 - Warren 1 I ' ettes 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Pep Club 4 - G.A.A. 3,4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4- Drivers Club 4 HODGIN, ROSANN - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Majorette 2,3,4 HOFF, RONALD - Jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies 2,3,4 - Band 1,2,3, 4 - Orchestra 4 - Choir 1 - Dance Band 2,5,4 - District and State Solo and En- semble Contest 1,2,3,4 - Track 4 - Al- pha Hi-X 4 HAGE, ROBERT - Winchester 1 - Stu- dent Council 5 - Moods and Melodies 2, 4 - Assistant 4 - Drivers Club 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Basketball 2,3,4 - Honorable Mention 3 - All Sectional 4 - All County 4 - Baseball 2,3,4 - Accuracy Club 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 HALE, NORMAN - Beta Hi-X 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - I-uture Farmers 2,3,4 - Pres- ident 4 - Future Farmer's Basketball 3, 4-Green Hand Farmer 2 - Chapter Farm- er 5,4- Football 1,2,3 -Intramural Bask- etball 3,4 HARRISON, PATRICIA - Union City, Tennessee 1,2,3 - Warrenettes 4 - Caf- eteria 4 - G.A.A. 4 - 4-H Club 4 IIEICIIELBECK, FRED - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Distributive Educa- tion 4 ' ' iff' f ' 1? r t x. 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I 'Y ' ll 5 A' f , -fi . 1 ' HUDWN, HARVALEE - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Driv- ers Club 4 - Future Homemakers 2,3,4 - Parlimentarian 3 - 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 - President 3 - Vice-President 4 - Dis- tributive Education 4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 HUFFMAN, CHARLES - Jr. Play 3 - Moods and Melodies 2,3 - Beta Ili-Y 1, 2 - Alpha ni-Y 3,4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1 - Track 1,2,3,4 - Student Council 1- Sr. Play Comm. 4 HUGHES, RICHARD - Assistant 4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Baseball 3,4 HUMPHREY, JANE - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Accuracy Club 3 - As- sistant 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - G.A.A. 3,4 - Jr. Play Comm. 3 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2,4 - Choir 4 - Ma- jorette 1,2 - Musical Review 2,4 - Pep Club 4 - Assistant Bus Captain 1 - Can- teen Comm. 3 - Girls Concert Club 1,2 2 HOGAN, ROBERT - Baseball 3 - Foot- ball 4 - Sr. Council 4 HOLDEN, TYRUS - J.. Play comm. 3 noLznAUsEN, WALTER - Bus cap- tain 1 - Assistant 4 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Student Council 1 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Drivers Club 4 - judge 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 HOWARD, DOROTHY-Howe 1,2 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - G.A.A. 3,4 - Cheet- leader 4 - Warrenettes 3,4 - Assistant 3 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 'ZS 7 .ri Q KIRK, MARGARET - Sunshine 1 - Vice President 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 jr honor Society 1,2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Vice-President 4 - Owl Staff 3,4- Feature Editor - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - As- sociate Editor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - Jr. Play Comm. 3 - Sr. Play 4 - Band 3,4 - Ki- wanis Forum 3 - State Latin Contest 2 - D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 4 KISSEL, WILLIAM - Drivers Club 4 LUCAS, DOROTHY - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Third Page Editor 4 - Ex- change Editor 3 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Ac- tivities Editor 4 - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - Secre- tary 2,3 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Cheerlead- er 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 -.Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Pep Club 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Secretary 4 MAIIURIN, BEVERLY - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 1,2,3 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Future Homemakers 2, 3,4 - Girls Concert Club 1,2 - Distribu- tive Education 4 - Student Council 4 re 'K Q. s Qkxx Mx xy w 33 a HUNTSINGER PATRICIA - Sunshine 1 - Secretary 1 - Warrenettes 2 3,4 - As- sistant 3 4-Owl Staff 4 - Owl Typist 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Faculty Editor 4 - G.A. A. 2 3 4 - Moods and Melodies 3 4 - Stu- dent Sponsor 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm 3 4 - Bus Captain 4 - Assistant Bus Captain 3 Pep Club 4 Drivers Club 4 Photography Club 4 JOHNSON RICHARD jr Play 3 Beta H 12 Alpha H1 Y 3 4 Base all 3 4 Football 4 Assistant 3 Drivers Club 4 JONES WILLIAM Band 1 Choir 1- Assistant 3 4 Corridor Monitor 3 Traclr 1 Operettal JONES SHIRLEY G A A 2 3 Pep Club 4 Sunshine 1 Warrenettes 2 3 4 - Choir 3 4 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 4 Girls Concert Club 12 Operetta 3 Musical Review 4 Accuracy Club 3 4 Sr Honor Soci- ety 4 ...az -. f ,TN ,QQ , T:.., '- - x get -r iilligi ga K .. MCCORMACK, ROSANNA - Sunshine l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sergeant-at-Arms 3 - jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Sr. Honor Soci- ety 3,4-Assistant 4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - Choir 2,3,4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Operetta 3-Musical Review 2 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3 - All State Chorus 3 - Assistant Bus Captain 1 - Canteen Comm. 3 - Student Council 2 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 MEYER, EARL-Moods and Melodies 3 - Drivers Club 4-Distributive Education 4 MITCHELL, IDRIS - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Third Page Editor 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Club Editor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Vice President 4 - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - Treasurer 3 -jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Student Council 2 - Cafeteria Cashier 3,4 MITIIOEFER, JOAN - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - President 4 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Accuracy Club 3,4 - Assis- tant 2,4-jr. Play 3 - Sr. Play 4 - Assis- tant Director 4 - Moods and Melodies 3, 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2 - Band 1,2,3,4 - Orchestra 3,4 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 - All State Orchestra 4 - 4-H Club 1 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Cafeteria Cash- ier 3 MARLEY, DOROTHY - Tech 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Distributive Education 4 MANNON, PATRICIA - Howe 1,2,3 MCINTYRE, KENNETH - Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4 - Treasurer 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Band l,2,3,4 - Band Council 3,4 - Orchestra 3,4 - Dance Band 3,4 - Canteen Comm. 3,4 - Sr. Council 4 - Assistant 2 - Dis- trict and State Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2,3,4 - Sr. Play4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Sr. Honor So- ciety 4 Mccomvmcu, ROBERT - choir 1,2,3 - Operetta 1,3 - Corridor Monitor 1 - As- sistant 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - District and State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest2,3- Bus Captain 1,3 - Track 1 - Student Council 3,4 - Boys Concert Club 1 - Musical Review 2 - Sr. Honor Society 4 - 5 I I I nl. ,. F A 1 NIEMEYER, ALICE JEAN - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - 4-H Club 1,2 - Assistant 2 - G.A.A. 2, 3,4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Cafeteria Cashier 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Cheer- leader 4-Student Council4 - Treasurer 4 OERTEL, ROGER - jr. Honor Society l, 2 - Vice President 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Assistant 3 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 -Sr. Council 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Choir 1, 2,4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Musical Review 2 - Operetta 1 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 - Drivers Club 3,4 - Canteen Comm. 4 - Beta Hi-Y 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - President 4 - Football 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 1,2,3,4 - Track 1,2, 3,4 - Jr. Play Comm. 3 OLINGHOUSE, DAVID - Assistant 4 - Moods and Melodies 2,3,4 - Band 1 - District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Canteen Comm. 2,3,4 Beta Hi-Y 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Secretary 4 - Basketball 1,2,3 - Track 1 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Sr. Honor So- ciety 4 PATON,MARGARET - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Future Homemakers 2,3 - Secretary 3 - 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 - Reporter 2 - Sr. Honor Society 4 MOORE. JUNE - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Accuracy Club 3 - Assist- ant 1 - Corridor Monitor 1 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Caf- eteria 1 MORELAND, CHARLES - Football 1,2, 3,4 - Track 1,2 - Baseball 3 - Drivers Club 4 - Assistant 3 - Choir 2 - Bus Captain 4 - Cafeteria 4 NEAL, WILMER - Student Manager 1,2,3 - jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Treasurer 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Treasurer 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 -- jr. Play 1 - Assistant 1,2 - Owl Staff 2,3,4- Sports Editor 3,4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies 2,3 NICHOLS, JO ANN - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3,4 - Sub- scription Editor 4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm.3,4 - Fu- ture Homemakers 2,3,4 - Treasurer 3 - President 4 - Girls Concert Club 1,2 - 4-H Club 1-Cafeteria 3 - Canteen Comm. 4 - Pep Club 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 POPE, SHIRLEY - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2, 3,4 - Moods and Melodies 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Business Man- ager 4 - Pep Club 4 - Girls Concert Club 1- Drivers Club 4 - Secretary 4 PRICE, NADINE - Sunshine 1 - Treas- urer 1 - Warrenertes 2,3,4 - Vice-Presi- dent 4-Assistant 2 - G.A.A. 2 - Jr. Play 3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Girls Concert Club 1- Pep Club 4 - Accuracy Club 3,4 - Sr. Play 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 REILLY, JOHN - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - 4-H Club 1,2 - Track 1,2,3 - Assistant 1,2,3 - Choir 1,2,3,4 - Musical Review 2,4 - Operetta 1,3 - District Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 3 - Cross Country 1,2,3,4 - Captain Cross Country 3 ROBERTSON, BEVERLY - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Accuracy Club 3 - Assistant 2,3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Distribu- tive Education 4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 Q 1.1 w.,g.x ' X5 V r. '-:FL-r' .N ' .Quill N 3:3 --- .+A ' sr-: X Q- xx ,,,.,.4,f .x.... Xe - ,Q ,ciflz 4-.-wwf PAYNE, RICHARD - Pep Club 4 - Foot- ball 4 - Baseball 4 - Track 3 - Cross Country 3 POLLARD, SHIRLEY - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sergeant-at-Arms 4 - Accuracy Club 3 - Assistant 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - G.A.A. 2,3,4 - President 4 - Choir 3,4 - Madrigal 3 - Operetta 3 - Mu- sical Review 4 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,4 - Pep Club 4- Girls Concert Club 2 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 POLLARD, THOMAS - ASSiSUi1'1lf 3 ' Cross Country 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 POLTEILHERSCHEL - Sr. Honor Soci- ery 3,4 - Drivers Club 3,4 - Alpha H1-Y 3,4 - Student Manager 3 - Student Coun- cil 1 - Photography Club 4 we 'Y QQQ W its 3- 9 xX 4 Al S X :1 f 'f ff ss ,- .X -N r. xg-N'ij,gi.iffL1--'isle' A . i .:' --'r Q .Awf- ZXQ . 'j-5.151 7 jaw, r RODEBECK, ROBERT - Assistant 1 - Basketball 1,2,3 - Baseball 1 ROGERS, MARY - Sunshine 1 - Secre- tary 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2,3, 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Pep Club 4 - As- sistant 2,3,4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Drivers Club 4 ROSEBERRY, BARBARA - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Society 1, 2 - Accuracy Club 3 - Assistant 2,3 - Cafeteria 1 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Girls State 4 - Pep Club 4 - Sr. Coun- cil 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 SCHMIDT, MABIAN - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3 - Corridor Monitor 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 P M r 'I 1' F 1 i, scuumz, JOHN l - ef- v. Ft -,fx U15 'Wm' ' SCHUTT, RICHARD - Future Farmers A 2,3,4 - Vice-President 4 NS' L I , S- J fi z SCHUTT, MARJORIE - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2 - Assistant 4 - Corridor Moni- tor 4 SMILKO, ROSA - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,5,4.- Assistant 3 - Art Comm. 4 lift 1 I 5 R 5 1 1 1 w l l l 1 1 1 4 l , 1 . 1 N 1 1 1 V K 1 I 1 I STAPLES, JOAN - Sunshine 1 - War- i renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 3 - Wigwam Staff 3 - G.A.A. 2,3 - Moods and Mel- odies 2,3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2,3 - Drivers Club 4 - Bus Captain 1,4 - 4-H Club 1,2 - Distributive Education 4- Girls Concert Club l STEFFEY, RICHARD GERALD - jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Treasurer 4 - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Sr. Play4 - Moods and Melodies 2,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Band 1,2,3,4 - Band Council 4-Orchestra 2,3,4 - Dance Band 3 ' Opetetta 1 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 - Canteen Comm. 3 - Co-Chairman 3 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Vice-President 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Football l,3,4 - Track 3,4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 STEINWACII, WILLIAM - Carthage 4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3 - Future Farmers 2,3 - Track 3 STEVENS, GERALD - Wigwam Staff 4 - Sr. Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Assistant Director 4 - Moods and Mel- odies Comm. 3 - Choir 1,2,3,4 - Madrigal 3,4 - Operetta 1,3 - Musical Review 2,4 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Student Council 1 - Sr. Play 2 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Hi-Y Quartet 4 - Sr. Council 4 - Sr. Honor So- ciety 4 - Accuracy Club 4 SCIIROUGIIAM, ROSELLA - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Moods and Mel- odies Comm. 3 - Owl Staff 2 - Distribu- tive Education 4 SIIIRCLIFF, JACK - Assistant - Cor- ridor Moniror 2 - jr. Play 3 - Sr. Play 4 - Drivers Club 4 - Assistant Bus Captain 3 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3 - Caf- eteria 1,2 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Bus Captain l - Distributive Educa- tion 4 SIIRADER, CHARLES - Owl Staff 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Photographer 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Photographer 4 - Drivers Club 4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Photography Club 4 - President 4 - Sr. Honor Society 4 - Quill and Scroll 4 SPRUNGER, WARREN - Wigwam Staff 3,4 - Sr. Play 4 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Choir 1,2,3,4 - Mad- rigal 3,4 - Musical Review 2,4 - Oper- etta 1,3 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2,3,4 - Canteen Comm. 4 - Beta-Hi-Y 1,2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Vice-President 4 - Football 1,2 - Basketball 1,2,3,4 - Student Council 4 - President 4 - Hi-Y Quartet 3,4 - Sr. Council 4 STEINBROOK, OUILDA - Sunshine l - Girls Concert Club 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Distributive Education 4 TASH, NOILMA - Washington l - Warren- ' ettes 2,3,4 - Jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Future I-lomemakers 2,3 TIELKING, KARL - Manager 3 - Assis- tant 2 TOSSELL, JANE - Sunshine l - Presi- dent l - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Treasurer 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Accuracy Club 3 - Assis- tant 1,3,4- Wigwam Staff 4 - Underclass- man Editor 4 - G.A.A. 2 - Sr. Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 4 - Choir 2,3,4 - Mad- rigal 4 - Musical Review 2,4 - Operetta 3 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3,4 - Pep Club 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - All State Chorus 3 - Assistant Bus Captain 1 - Sr. Council 4 6:25 STEPHENS, SHIRLEY ANN - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2 - Future Homemakers 2 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Accuracy Club 4 STEVENS, MARILYN - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Jr. Honor Society 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Assistant 2,3 - Owl Staff 3,4 - News Editor 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Editor-in-Chief 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - President 4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - jr. Play 3 - Moods and Melodies 3,4 - Moods and .Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Caf- eteria Cashier 2,3 - Purdue Congress 4 Pres. G.A.A. 2,3 STEWART, DONALD - Corridor Monitor 1,2 - Drivers Club 3,4 - Safety Director 4 - Safety Council 3,4 - Assistant 3 - Distributive Education 4 STIEFEL, WILLIAM - Assistant 3 ' Football 3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 3 - Drivers Club 4 - Distributive Educa- tion 4 . D . -Q .1 . 91. N , , I . Q, ' . I I . -fl . ' ' ' 0 ' U r . 'V v , 0 . ' 5 '.x V . 0 O I A h . Q, . . u , - , 1. ' I K 0 ' .'v . 44... . 0 O P. . wi ,x' if ,w .L I. by ' 3' Q, .,l ' 'ci ' , . ' ' 1' ' 51 ' 4 ', ' tar. Ug' r . . . H' Au .,, 3. . ! , if , . 40 WALLS., VERNON - Beta Hi-Y 12 - Track 1 - Jr. Honor Society 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Drivers Club 4 WATERMAN, CAROL - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Secretary 4 - Assistant 4 - jr. Play Comm. 3 - Choir 4 - Girls Concert Club 1,2,3 WEVEB, DWIGHT - jr. Honor Society 1, 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Ir. Play 3 - Sr. Play 4 - Band 1,2,3,4 - Orchestra 3,4 - Choir 1 - Dance Band 2,3,4 - Operetta 1 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - President 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Chaplain 4 - Student Council 2 - Maga- zine Sales Manager 3,4 - Bus Captain 4- Band Council 4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - Mu- sical Review 4 WLSON, FRANCES - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 4 - Corridor Monitor 3-Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Moods and Melodies 3,4-Moods and Melodies Comm. 3,4 - Orchestra 1,2,3,4 - Musical Re- view 3 - Drivers Club 4 - Assistant Bus Captain 2 - Future Homemakers 1,2,3,4 - Secretary 3 - 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 - Vice- President 3 - jr. Leaders l,2,3,4 - Pres- ident 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Keeper of School Diary 4 - Kiwanis Award Win- ner 3 - Sr. Honor Society 4 - Sr. Coun- cil 4 ra-,f X. TUCKER, PHYLLIS - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes2,3,4-jr. Play Comm. 3 - Moods and Melodies 3 - Future Homemakers 2, 3,4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Student Council 2 - Cafeteria 2 - 4-H Club 1,2, 3 - Assistant 2,3 - Distributive Educa- tion 4 THOMPSON, JEAN - Sunshine 1 - War- renettes 2,3,4 - Assistant 2,4 - Future Homemakers 2,3,4 - Historian 4 - 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 - Secretary 3 - Vice-Presi- dent 2 - Cafeteria 3,4 - Pep Club 4 - Moods and Melodies 4 - Sr. Honor So- ciety 4 VAN SICKLE, GAYNELLE - Sunshine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - President 4 - Assistant 4 - G.A.A. 2,3 - jr. Play - Orchestra 1,2,3,4 - Operetta 1,3 - Dis- trict and State Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2,3,4 - Bus Captain 3,4 - Canteen Comm. 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - 4-H Club 1 - Sr. Play Comm. 4 - Drivers Club 4 - Pep Club 4 - Sr. Council 4 VON SPRECKELSON, PEGGY - Sun- shine 1 - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - G.A.A. 2 - Assistant 2,4 - Owl Staff 4 - Owl Typist 4 - Girls Concert Club 1 - Drivers Club 4 I Y X FISCUS. BEVERLY MAUPIN, PAUL POWELL, DONALD - Football 2,3 Track 2,3 WINTERS, MARY - Warrenettes 2,3,4 - Sunshine 1 - Girls Concert Club 1,2 - Assistant 3 - Bus Captain 1 - Assist- ant Bus Captain 2 WRITT, LOIS - Sunshine 1 - Warren- ettes 2,3,4 - Band 3,4 - Accuracy Club 4 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2,3,4 - Musical Review 3,4 - Assistant 2,3,4 - District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 4 - Future Homemakers 1 - 4-H Club 1 YOUNG. DONALD - Jr. Honor Society 1,2 - Secretary 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - Owl Staff 3,4 - Sports Editor 3 - Editor-in-Chief 4 - Wigwam Staff 4 - Sports Editor 4 - Quill and Scroll 3,4 - Beta Hi-Y 1,2 - Secretary 2 - Alpha Hi-Y 3,4 - Cross Country 2 FEATIIERSTONE, ROBERTA ' Sun- shine 1 - Vlarrenettes 2,3,4 - Jr. Honor Society 2 - Sr. Honor Society 3,4 - As- sistant 2 - jr. Play 3 - Student Direc- tor 3 - Sr. Play 4 - Moods and Melodies 2,3 - Moods and Melodies Comm. 2 - Student Council 4 'ln 5x S. lg, , 3 ff-wi. , . ffw' 4, .J sikx Fifi! 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I I 3 N X 'QC X f ' L vw, K 'H . ,?. xg 1 i 1 N if 5 - 'i The motto of the Alpha Hi-Y is Clean Speech, 1 Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. gas Mr. Ralph Clevenger is sponsor of the club. Officers are: Roger Oertel, presidentg Warren Sprunger, vice-presidentg David Olinghouse, secretaryg Kenny McIntyre, treasurerg and Dwight Wever, Chaplain. Throughout the year the club sponsors religious convocatiorrs, a program, and participates in the school dances during the year. n Easter D 5 'IP P Officers and sponsor of the Junior Hi-Y are lfrom left to rightb: jim Windle, vice-president, Charles Delello, treasurer, Mr. Roland Sprunger, Alan Sanders, president, and Eddie Lechner, sec- retary. The Beta Hi-Y is sponsored by Mr. Irvin Dinn. The officers of the club are Cfrom left to rightl: David Schmitt, president, Bart Gish, treasurerg Tommy Baker, secretarygStanley Melton, chaplaing jerry Huffman, sergeant- at-armsg David Evans, vice-presidentg Neill Goff, corresponding secretary and Nr. Irvin Dinn. 7 This year, as in the past, the Mo1'her's and Daugh1er's Annual Valentine Teo headed the list of activities for the Warrenettes. The Club also worked with the Hi-Y on the dances during the year. Mrs. fllyrtle Rodden is the sponsor of the club. Officers are Cfrom left to rightll Shirley Pollard, Peggy Pollock. sergeant-at-armsg Rosalind Miedema, secretaryg jane Tos- sell, vice-presidentg Nadine Price, treasurer, Joann Mit- hoefer, presidentg and Carol Atkinson, chaplain. The girls of the Sunshine Club are mem- bers of the ninth grade. Their sponsor is Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton. They plan and present religious programs. The girls also sold Christ- mas cards. The oificers of the Club are: Marlene Hoel- zer,presidentg Mary Wright, recording secretaryg Carolyn Doty, treasurerg and Barbara House, corresponding secretary. Also pictured are members of the club board. The Sunbeams are the seventh grade girls. They, too, present convocations during the year and groom their members to become War- renettes. Mrs. Harriet Clark is the teacher sponsor. Officers are: Gyneth Sprunger, presidentg Virginia Thompson, treasurerg Viola Tague, re- porter, Janice Marshall, secretaryg and Donna Myers, vice-president. The junior Leaders are the Adult Leaders' helpers in 4-H Club work. Mrs. Lourene Dodson and Miss Henri- etta Bixler are the sponsors. The officers pictured are: Frances Wilson, presidentg Mary Wright, treas- urer, and Barbara Shewman, parliamen- tarian. Not pictured are Harvalee Hud- son, vice-president, and Shirley Schil- ling, s ecretary. ff S 3 A a 5: -.1 Mr. Walter Mowrey, agriculture instructor, is sponsor of the Future Fa-mers of America. Officers of the club are: Norman Hale, presi- dentg Richard Schutt, vice-presidency Verle Chap- pell, secretaryg George Reilly, treasurer, Fred Voelksen, reporter, and Carter Collins, sentinel. For We Are the Build- ers of Homesi' is the theme of the Future Homemakers of America. This club throughout the year has tak- en several field trips. Officers and sponsors are: Mrs. Lourene Dodson, Barbara Niemeyer, reporter, Marilyn Day,vice-presidentg Martha Morris, song leader, JoAnn Nichols, presidentg Marjorie Smith, secretaryg Beryl Hoppes, treasurerg jeanette Cochran, histor- ian, and Mrs. Wanda Bee- son. 5 A Publication of WARREN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Membership into the Junior Honor Society is based upon the same five standards as the Senior Honor Soci- efiy. Mr. Samuel Cooper is the sponsor of the club. Officers are: president, Marjorie Rodebeckg vice-president, Bart Gish, secretary, Shirley Schil- ling, and treasurer, Stanley Melton. Character, service, scho- lastic standard, leadership, and citizenship are five stand- ards upon which is based the selecting of members into the Senior Honor Society. Pictured is the induction ceremony which was held March 6. Reverend Charles Johnson was the speaker. Officers of the club are: Gaynelle VenSick1e, presidentg Margaret Kirk, vice-president, Carol Waterman, secretary, and jerry Steffey, treasurer. Mh Fred L. Pierpont is sponsor. .yy--Q - -- if - X Q A ff? DU' 'uv' fv- It is the aim of the Student Council to study preting them to the student body. The officers of the club are: Warren Sprunger, president, Mary Dammrich, vice-president, Jeanette Cochran, secretary, Alice Niemeyer, treasurer, and Dick Creasey, member-at-large. Mr. Paul Hamilton is the sponsor. -. . F ll ' A5 f , ' Y . , , v established policies of Warren and assist in inter- , S C? ,osx r The Senior Council members pictured above are: fleft to rightj Qfront rowb Barbara Roseberry, Frances Wilson, Gay- nelle VanSickle, Carol Atkinson andjane Tossell. Pictured in the back row are: jim Heller, Kenny Mc- Intyre, Roger Oertel, jerry Stevens, Paul Caudell, Bob Ho- gan and Warren Sprunger. Mr. Fred L. Pierpont is the sponsor. l 1 W A v 1 1 1 , I The Driving Club under the lead- ership of Miss Marjorie Forsyth sponsored many interesting assem- blies throughout the school year for the students who belong to the club. Officers for the year are! Jim Heller, chairmang Walter Holz- hausen, judgeg Judy Githens, pros- ecuting attorneyg Shirley Pope, secretaryg and Lawrence McCall, sergeant-at-arms. Also pictured are some of the members of the Driving Club. 'D .J There are approximately 40 members in the Accuracy Club which is sponsored by Miss Lokile Hicks. To become a member of this club a student must type for ten minutes without error. The officers change during the year. The students with the highest speeds are the officers. The purpose of the Y-Teens is To grow as a persong to grow in friendship with all races, religions, and nationalitiesg to grow in the know- ledge and love ofGod.,, Mrs. Louise Riser is the sponsor. The offi- cers Cfrom left to rightlz Shirley Miessen, presi- dentg Marjorie Rodebeck, vice-presidentg Beryl Hoppes, treasurerg and Judy Cass, secretary. lt: The Girl's Athletic Association, known as G.A.A., is under the leadership of Miss Barbara Lemlfe. The girls of this club participate in dancing, basketball, volleyball and other sports. Officers for the year are: Patsy Shockley, treasurerg Shirley Eaton, secretaryg Shirley Pol- lard, presidentg and Darlene Dicks, vice-presi- dent. This club has the same purpose, as the 10th Grade Y-Teens have also sponsored convoca- tions throughout the year. Miss Barbara Lembke and Miss Florence Caldwell are sponsors. Officers are: Sally Robertson, treasurerg Judy Atkinson, secretaryg Faye Hoppes, vice- presidentg and Korena Rockey, president. The aim of the lnferno- tional Honorary Quill and Scroll is to promote interest in journalism. Membership is based upon scholarship, leadership, service and qual- ity of writing. Mr. Lee Pur- sley, journalism adviser, is sponsor. Each year Warren's chap- ter sponsors a public rela- tions banquet to honor all or- ganizations, agencies and in- stitutions cooperating with educational activities at War- ren. 'E I .P A new club at Warren this year is the Junior Red Cross. Officers are: Kathleen Ross, presi- dent, Rosalind Miedema, vice-president, Judy Cass, secretary and treasurer, Carol Perkins, re- porter, and Patsy Shockley and Charles Reinhardt, delegates. Miss Henrietta Bixler is the sponsor. Q1 . . :vii V . It 'sy XXRXY3' 'IX s CQ yX X , s X , SGS. X . s. , V S. ,Qt 1 N t .xx A Ni - 3 ' ts, Another new club at Warren this year is the Pep Club. To become a member of this club, a student must purchase a season ticket and then buy a black and gold beanie with Pep Club across the front of it. Mr. Paul Payne is the sponsor of the club. :Y The Photography Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. George Keever. Officers of the club are: president, Charles Schrader, vice-pres- ident, David Schmidt, and secretary and treasurer,Rob- in Scheid. Unlfed Party workers parade around study hall in their attempt to defeat Nationalist and Freedom Parties. P.S. - they won. -than RN rss ' wx.. o Mrs. C. E. Eosh lends a helping hand to the students at the bookstore in their need for school supplies. ' ,::1.,i..iq '1-.5-' Frances Wilson working diligently at her daily task of keeping the school diary. The three wise men bring their gifts of myrrh, gold and incense to the cradle of the Baby jesus during the annual Christmas program. 5 . li'-'f-wwf X ' to ' 'A R xl I N' 0 4 .. Q ', p, . f : ,Mg wg 'i W ' W bnqpn Fifteen juniors and nine seniors edited the Owl for the past year. Named editor-in-chief for the l950-5l Owl was Don Young. His assistant was Sylvia Bryant. Shown above are staff-writers. They are: Bob Kistner, Ruth Campbell, Sylvia Bryant, Carl johnson, Fran Fitch, Norma jean Cooper, Bill Engel, Dennis Whitaker and Shirley Eaton. Pictured in the above photo are: Sylvia Bry- ant, assistant editor, Doris Mitchell, Dorothy Lucas, page 3 editors, Wilmer Neal, page 4 edi- tor, Margaret Kirk, page 2 editor and Marilyn Stevens, page 1 editor. At the right is Mr. Lee Pursley, journalism sponsor. A-1 ,- , 1. if Q kj, C, x uv- 7 Jiri, ff 2 . Pictured above working on layouts, pasting and script are: Don Young, Alice Cook, Connie Eply, Margaret Kirk, Yolanda Beery and Dwight Wever. Shown pasting and lay- ing out the underclassman section are: Marilyn Stev- ens, Dorothy Lucas and Doris Mitchell. Marilyn Stevens was chos- en as editor-in-chief of the 1951 Wigwam. Assisting her was Margaret Kirk. Taking the duty of senior editor was Estella Fetter. Doris Mitchell served as club editor and Dorothy Lucas and Yolanda Beery acted as ac- tivity editors. Don Young was sports editor and Connie Ep- ly worked on the feature sec- tion while Pat I-iuntsinger served as faculty editor. Car- ol Atkinson and jane Tossell took care of the underclass- men section. Business mana- ger wasjerry Steffey and Joan Nichols worked with sub- scriptions. Photography was done by Charles Shrader and Loudermilk Studio. ,,r Q1 i en Minutes To Go .... Ten Minutes To bo before the Senior Play june Mad under the di- rection of Mrs. Lola Pence. Cast members included Yolanda Beery, jerry Stevens, jane Tossell, Kenny Mclntyre, Margaret Kirk, Joann Mithoefer and Warren Sprunger. Others were: jack Ebbeler, Conrad Eply,Shirley Bo- hannon, Roberta Featherstone, Dwight Wever and jack Shircliff. X Our Miss Brooks was the play chosen by the junior class, also un- : x' der the direction of Mrs. Pence. Peggy Pollack portrayed the part of Miss Brooks. ' 'A ' 3 ign- X.--' xi 5 l ., i' r Q. . Q. .- 'Xia , 1 1 I f Q I tis ' ' . 5, ' ., mm I v , 'V -A U 4 Valentine Tea .. ...,,,,.-... . i 1 Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Myrtle Rodden and the Warrenehes, the Mother and Daughter Tea was held on February 9th. The receiving line was headed by Mrs. Rodden, the officers of the club and their mothers. Music was provided by the school orchestra. The theme of the musical program for the tea was Gustafson's Toy Shopn. Program co-ordin- ation and scripts were planned and written by Carol Atkinson, Yolanda Beery, Barbara Christen- berry and Miss Kathleen I-lerght, choir director. -.R s vs, Entertainment abil- ity was displayed by the French Can-Can Dancers at one of the hops. Mistletoe, a fir tree and holly wreaths gave a festive air to the Holly Hop held on December 20. johnny Warren and his orchestra provided the mu- sic. The dance was spon- sored by the Hi-Y and the Warrenettes. This year, for the first time, sock-hops invaded the Warren gym after the Pike and Broad Ripple basket- ball games. They proved to be such a success it was planned to have one after a night track meet. . z xf,,. i , I-Q js The 51 members of the Senior Band provided some real marching music at the home football and basketball games. They also played for the Fall, Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts. Much recognition should go to Mr. Cecil Havens, direc- tor, for tutoring his bandsmen to many firsts in the District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests. Danceable dance music was provided for the students at the sock-hops by the Blue Cords . Vocalist is Martha Morris and pianist is Estella Fetter. Many enjoyable moments were also had for the listeners of the School Orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Hum- llion they have played for various school activities and concerts. Some of the members also participated in the Mid-State Orchestra Festival. The Girls Concert Club sang on the Circle at Christ- mas time and also sang for the Easter program. Kath- leen Sprunger was accom- panist. Also performing for the Easter program were the 32 members of the Boys Con- ceri' Club. Pianist was Ruth Birch. Their own production, Hilarious Holiday , and the County Choral Festival are only two of the many concerts the choir has presented this year. Director of the Senior Choir is Miss Kailu- leen Hergf and the accompanist is Carol Atkinson. Hildrious Holida Colorful costumes and all kinds of dancing from tap to ballroom were featured in the Choir Spring Musical, Hilarious Holiday, on March 2. With tunes from several smash hits the plot cen- tered around a host of college students down in the deep south at the Randolph's plantation. Writ- ers of the script were: Carol Atkinson, Yolanda Beery, Barbara Christenberry and Miss Kathleen Hergt, director of the program. The Madrigal, com- posed of jack Ebbeler, jerry Stevens, Peggy Pollock,Carolyn McClure, Mary Dammrich, jane Tossell, jack Swem and Warren Sprunger, enter- tained many people and students with their sing- ing. They performed at many school convoca- tions and programs out- side of school. 5 4 MOOD Gypsies from Romony - From Row left to right, are: jerry Staley, Shirley Eaton, Delores Dobson, Carol West and Bertha Rockey. Back Row: Don Shipp, Everett Cass,Charles Ashley, Lawrence McCall and Bill Hannah. Big Chief Bob McClintic and Martha Morris with the three little Indians -jim Sonell, jerry Huffman and Bob Simpson. Half of the Four Chips - Larry Tet terrow and Delbert Morris. W li MELUDIE --:I rg' 'F - bs Mary Dammrich and Roger Oertel with the Say No chorus Cleft to ribhrh are: Alice Connie Epley, Jim Heller and Dorothy Lucas I Ca.in't Niemeyer, A nalf dozen lolly pops from the sweet shop - Beverly Wimmer, Judy Updike, Anne Brunke, g ' Nancy Stewart, Eleanor X, 'Y Ingersoll,SharonMarshall, I Carolyn Collins and Judy l if ' E ','i 1 ' Terry. ,V wa 5 2 'fl V , Q 'Q ' 5 Q' E .- ' ' .2 .N I -,gf N- Portraying SIOW While and the Seven Dwarfs in the 7th and 8th grade act were: fleft to rightj David Stuvel, Kenneth Groenert, Gynerh bprun er, Robert Cavin, Loyd Hern, Ckneelingj Billy Russell, Don Mann and Harry Smith. EWS? W l a V 2 1 Q E, . f Y ' if i 1 C1 J xi? A xx f ,s , N h 4 I 7 Q N I 'M 5 ' Qi .kx .3 ,- 5 i 5 5 . 4' f fi 3' Q , i jf I , .1 A ' ? 1 4 rr,-, 1 flggn- f-'ig ' . . .U I-Q l i r Naam..-.K l 1 N f in Mary Rogers attempts to maneu- ver the training car into a parked po- ' 'S 4 sition instructed by Mr. Herman Nolte who is the driver training teacher. :.......,...t...,......aui--- ' l l : ff' ee+eA it e- 'M e ' 4 , ' Q it A e ern , , at A1 The Home Arts Class bend to their tasks as they hurry to finish one of their many projects of the past school year. One of the Girls' Gym Class prepares go get instructions from Miss Barbara Lembke, new gym mentor for the past year. Bill Stiefel and Alfred Clark demonstrate the sales techniques in the Disfributive Educa1ionClass. Under the instruction of Mr. Harold t Freeland they learn the fundamen- tals of retailing work and also earn their credits by working after school. l o r m m, b r, somesoov PLAY THE cEu.o - THIS IS A sAo sToRY All the things that went into high school life -- the kids and clubs and teachers and about every- thing. lt would start in the A. M. on a bus -- remember: The processions around study hall. The drowsy mornings- The locker that was ample but not quite. remember: The closs bells and scramble to and from. Thai' chem' atmosphere , The cafeteria gossip sessions N xr , Q.:-I-':x 'xx -rwegwr-'J YQ' remember: fig., v- pg X Q fy x, The concerts and dances and games. And the lo si ng The convocaiions and pep sessions The winning gf XX vfvlxf I I 1 , Wm ,f,, remember: The days of hard work on productions. The days of relaxation. And the days of fooling around that made it all a great life- REMEMBER? Y' Gridiron Wa rriors, 1950 l i The Big Chief Coach Vaughn Wood, who has completed eight seasons as Wurren's head football coach, seems deeply engrossed in conversation with the mythi- cal figure seated next to him. However, this in- terested listener, with a football for o bead, is not likely to pick up the finer points of the grid- iron sport as rapidly as did Couch Wood's real quarterbacks of the post season. l F Jim Shirey and another Warren player drop a Lawr- ence runner a K s enny Brown Q69D charges in to help on the play. Reserves W.C. I2 Broad Rlppla 7 Wnnhlngoon 0 Ban Davis I2 Fronklln Twp. 18 Beach Grave 6 Howe 27 Lawrence Opp. 0 I2 I8 O 0 26 0 Don Brune C723 rushes up to stop a Noblesville player after a short gain. Other War- riors in pursuit are Whyne M cCorcl 1913 and jerry Steffey C937- Fresh W.C. Opp. I9 Shortridge 0 I9 L uwrence 0 12 Southport 20 6 Plke Uleservesl 7 l 26 Howe 6 t , v . .,-..ts 4 1 Q .K ff g ,. . .b x .. .J W., .lack Burton, 80, carries the ball around left end for a short gain against Noblesville. Warren players coming up to help on the play are Walter Holzhausen, 96, Jerry Steffey, 98, and Harold McGuire, 83. Warriors Break Jinx, Gain 0-O Deadlock In Opener The Warriors traveled to Roosevelt Stadium for their traditional season opener with Southport. The hosts were defending county champions, having scored ten straight victories the year before. The Warriors had gained but two wins and one tie in competition since 1936. Both lines played brilliantly. Southport estab- lished a first down on Warren's one-foot line in the fourth quarter but were then stopped cold. An earlier Car- din al touchdown bid was ended by Jack Burton's interception on the four-yard line. Mastery Over Visiting Tigers ls Retained The Warriors opened their home season, winning, 30-6, in the third of a series with Greenfield's Tigers. Warren had previously won by scores of 27-O and 42-6. Sophomore Shirey stole the show with an 82- yard runback of the kickoff following Greenfield's fourth-quarter score. The Tigers had scored following a blocked punt, but the game was already beyond recall. Charles Huffman scored twice, once after pulling in a wobbly pass originating from the Warrior 48. jack Burton and Wayne McCord also added six-pointers. Warriors Besmirch Champ's Record With 7-7 Draw The Warriors were next called upon to stop county championship-bound Ben Davis. The Giants were to complete their first unbeaten season, but the Warriors blotted their record before a near-capacity home crowd. A third-quarter pass play sent the Giants ahead,7-0. But Quarterback Huffman was clicking with his passes, finally hitting Bill Henke in the end zone. The Warriors outplayed the champs most of the way,throwing up a solid defense, outdowning them, 6 to 2, and intercepting five passes while Huffman completed 4 of 10 himself. Flashes' Passing Attack Fails To Stop Warriors Warren, never a loser to Franklin Township in their post-war rivalry, notched another victory, 19-O, on the Flashes' gridiron despite the potent passing of Franklin's Phil Wampler, who passed for nine first downs during the evening. The game was still young when Bob Hogan scooted through center for five yards and six points. Before the half was over, Wayne McCord had pulled in a stray pass and raced back 40 yards for an- other TD. jack Burton had an even longer journey for his score, racing 50 yards off tackle in the third period. N , - A S , 't f .- - V . - my N.. n Charles Huffman, 84, lugs the ball while pursued by three Noblesville players. Harold McGuire s sprawled on the ground and Bill Hannah, 95, is pictured in the background. Surprising Hornets Exfinguish County Tifle Hopes The unbeaten skein of the Warriors came to a premature end when Beech Grove produced a 6-O upset. It was the first loss ever to the Hornets and ended a hope for a 1950 county championship. After a scoreless deadlock in the first half, Beech Grove took the second-half kickoff and scored before relinquishing the ball. Two successive Hornet passes accounted for a total of 41 yards and six points. Warren later fumbled away several promising counter drives. Small But Speedy Bears Score 18 -7 Victory The Warriors bowed next to their old rivals, Lawrence Central. The small, fast-moving Lawrence hack- field romped through gaping holes in the Warren line. An intercepted pass led to the Bears' first touchdown by Gar Walsmith. The tribe yielded to another score when a bad punt rolled out on the Warrior 33. With the score 18-O, Huffman launched some precision fourth-quarter passing. The drive started from the one-yard line. He connected seven of eight times, and the Warriors had their only points. Unbearen Noblesville Adds To Deferance Noblesvil1e's Millers, one of the three unbeaten, untied teams in the state in 1950, almost saw their streak cut short by the Warriors, but prevailed, 25-12. It was the last home game for nine seniors on the team. Quarterback Charles Huffman and Halfback jack Burton combined their talents for a pair of touchdowns, Burton took a handoff from Huffman in the opening minutes for the first score and then pulled in a pass heaved by the Quarterback in the third period. Revenge-Minded Howe Annexes 48-0 Victory Howe's Hornets proved they were anxious to forget about the 13-O upset dealt them by Warren in 1949. Leo Ahearn, who had missed a sure chance to land a position on the all-city team because of an injury, was back in old form at halfback. He just missed scoring Howe's first of seven touchdowns when tackled just short of the goal line but had latereled to JackMelli who scored. 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X. X X '- ., x x. ,543 A .,. 4 HV -x-Lf - QW. . .X. 'x ' ,X . 4. A , ' ', Am .Q f-Q.. e n the Hardwood, 1950-5 For a while, the crepe-hangers had a banner year in 1951. fThis year's edition of the Warriors attained but four vic- tories in 20 starts. The pessimists were patting themselves on the back when t.he Warriors picked up a 10-game losing streak left over from the 1949-'50 nightmare and extended it to 19 straight before Pike was finally beaten, 52-48, The jeers of the skeptics choked in their throats when three more victories were added to the record in the last mont.h. Even Ben Davis and Cathedral had difficulty forcing a weak smile when they gained close decisions in county and sectional toumeys, respectively. Two other powerful city teams, Broad Ripple and Washington, were all but upset during the Warriors' renaissance. In April, it was announced that Coach Ralph Clevenger would not rctum next year to the coaching job he had held since 1936. Despite the won-lost record, followed' by this surprising news, there were several cheerful aspects to the 56350111 In the first place, senior Bob Hage lapped up many venerable Warren scoring records, some of which had been aging like fine wine since they had been set by the players of Mr. Walter Mowrey's starstudded teams ofthe l92O's. Secondly, the Warriors snapped their losing streak against their old rivals, Lawrence Central. The Bears were county finalists in 1951, but on February l0t.h, the Warriors gained sweet revenge for past defeats, by embarrassing Gar Walsmith and Co. on their home floor, 55-45. However, the brightest aspect of the season was the promising outlook for the future. In addition to Hage, the team was to lose only two lettermen - forward Roger Oertel and reserve guard Warren Sprunger. Neither Oertel or Sprunger had landed a position on the varsity until their senior year, and both came through impressively, expecially during the last half of the season. Other members of this year's varsity, who happily enough, will be back next year include juniors Wayne McCord, Bill Henl-ce, john Wiese and john Prangeg and sophomores Cedric Ransom, Jim Fish and Don Bnme. However, some of these boys may be hard-pressed to hold their positions because Coaches Paul Payne and Vaughn Wood of the reserve and fresh- man teams, respectively, came up with some top-notch prospects. These are the boys who will write the next exciting chapter in Warren Central basketball history. Warren's other rivals in county basketball, Franklin Township and Southport, saw their strong '51 teams wiped out by graduation. And so the Warriors are ready to move back into the spotlight, and soon the local gym will again be jammed to capa- city as it was when Warren had its last great teams in 1947 and 1949. The 1951 senior class will not be able to share personally in any future triumphs on the basketball floor. But many of our number will be standing around the bonfire which will be blazing at 901 North Post Road on Saturday night, january 18. 1952 to help cheer - THE 1952 MARION COUNTY CHAMPIONS. F rosh Members of the freshman foam shown in the front row are: Mac Swem, Eddie Depositar, Harvey Hodgi.n,A1len Moore, Bob Anderson, Mike Writt and Coach Vaughn Wood. In the back row are: Charles McCormack, Tommy Nichols, Marvin Hausz, james Shaffer, Dannie Hodson and David Barksdale. - quad Mr. Paul Payne again serv- ed as coach of the reserve squad pictured to the left. Players in the front row are, left to right, jim Hancock, jack Merrill, jerry Huffman and Don Viehmann. In the back row are: Coach Payne, Charles McConnell, jim Shirey, Carter Collins and Larry Strough. Eighth On the eighth grade squad this year are, left to right: jim Windle, Alan Sanders, Harry Hurt, jerry Cogswell and Char- les Delello. In the back row are: Bob Clay, Ed Lechner, Jack Sandlin, Don Ramsey, Charlie Dorrel, Roger Myers and Wes Boyce. Not shown is LeRoy Medcalf. Editor-in-Chief ...... Associate Editor Senior Editors ......... Subscription Editor Underclass Editors Club Editor .......... Activities Editors .... Feature Editor ..... Sports Editor ...... Business Managers Advertising ...... Photographer .... Advisory B oard .... STAFF THE Marilyn Stevens Margaret Kirk Estella Fetter and Joyce Dostin JoAnn Nichols Carol Atkinson and lane Tossell Doris Mitchell Dorothy Lucas and Yolanda Beery Conrad Epley Don Young ferry Steffey andD1uight Wever .. Roger Oertel, jerry Stevens, Kenneth McIntyre ..... ...... .... ..... Charles Shrader , ...................... Mr. C. E. Eash, Principal Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, Assistant Principal Mr. Lee Pursley, Sponsor I '4?'K6V5l'lwW -L?'SZ'.BF4'f . 'I' .VA -. -A.. 0,-wr , 4. 4: vsp.- , . Q 1. o-wr ..--v . R , vw. .1 ,- a .wvwqs .Q o KM ' 'M1+v1ii, n ..o c, ,I ,S . ' 0'-af. 2 U fa. 53 ::, 5' 33 5032 If 1 u m fgjn if ' CJ' U .19 539- AJ 194:51 ff Z. ,V C x' x 'll' WBSKIIQ 33 Af B DW! 3 Track The COUHV-Y ir8Ck Champions for 1951 are shown above. They are, front row - left to right: Mr. Ralph Clevenger, Richard Peck, Wayne McCord, George Reilly, Roger Oertel, Carter Collins, Bill Black, Jack Laslie, Bill Henl-ce, and Mr. Walter Mowrey. Second Row: Bill Smith, Don Brune, jim Sorrell, jimmy Hancock, Tom Pollard, JohnPmnge, Cedric Ransom, Bill Hannah, Ronnie Reed, Jim Applegate and Verle Chappell. Third Row: jim Heller, Mike Writt, jim Fish, Allen Moore, Harvey Hodgin, Ronnie Hoff, jerry Steffey and Mr. Vaughn Wood. Wait 'till next year the unfaithful droned as the Warriors prepared what was expected to be a futile attempt to defend their Marion County championship at Washington High School, April 25th. The Tribe had copped seven consecutive county titles since 1944, but all those who had scored points for the locals in the 1950 meet had graduated. However, Coach Walter Mowrey, who always figures his team will lose anyway, was no more pessimistic than usual as the meet opened on awindy, rain afternoon at Washington. A fifty mile an hour headwind rac- ed out of the southwest, blowing the high hurdlies about like toothpicks, and intermittent billows of dust and drops ofrain swept through the uncomfortable crowd and the assembled tracksters. It was this time that the upstart underclassmen of the Warriors chose for their moment to shine. lt was an uphill battle all the way. The Warriors pulled into a surprising lead as George Reilly and Roger Oertel raced to surprise victories in the mile and 440. But the heir apparent to the C0unty title, Ben Davis, was keeping pace although Bill Black and Carter Collins added blue ribbons in the pole vault and the 220. The Warriors trailed Ben Davis, 30-29 before the mile relay and 36-33 after that event. Then the victory came almost too easily. The half-mile relay Pi, team, anchored by .swift Carter Collins, swept to' a second place ,pg 2 finish in the half-mile relay and added the.s1x points needed .for a .. 39-36 victory. In the same event, Ben Davis staggered in an igno- if minious seventh. Q ' ' vu r .-js, f' w,..r-- And so the surprised crowd filed out of the darkening field. All I 'N that was left now was the rising wind, and a drenching rainsto, 1 - which followed in the darkness. There was also an echo - an echo 'of 5, p , cheers being given to s spirited group of underclassmen - not a 4 X great team perhaps, but a champion nonetheless. I . April 3 59 Ben Davis 7775 Lawrence IM April I3 43 at Washington 73 , April 17 at Southport, 1 5 4, 1' Aftuclts 2 ,. , X April 20 lndpls. Relays X N ova- f April 25 County Meet K Ax fgssef- April 28 Kokomo Relays I ll llkrwqg it-', May l Howe N C May 4 Manual ' 'di-iff'-'lag wr' getter in 1951. Roger Oertel fle ftl, was the leading senior point- Baseball . 91 xg 9 1 ,Img 'av' a S J .I if l, suv? 5 Pg' Shown above are the leading stalwarts of the 1951 baseball team. Front row, left to right are: Coach Paul Payne, Larry Strough, Warren Sprunger, Don Viehmann, Denny Hogan, jerry Huffman and jack Merrill. In the back row are: Bob Hage, jack Burton, Charles Huffman, Lawrence McCall, jack Walters and Bob Hogan. Baseball prospects were the brightest in years as the 1951 season started. Baseball was still compara- tively new to the Warriors, but it is expected that War- ren will soon become a power on the diamond within short time. For the first time this year, a tourney was being planned to determine a county champion. Leading performers for the 1951 tribe are shown below. Left to right, they are: Bob Hogan, catcher Warren Sprunger, shortstop Jack Burton, and first base- man Bob Hage. All are seniors. April 27 Greenfield 30 of Charlottesville May 3 af Beech Grove 7 af Franklin Twp. l0 Ben Davis 14 ut Southport 22 Lawrence 24 at Howe ifwllf K L V .-.:,:. , 1 I I ' i he ' X Bob Dorn, Verle Chappell and Charles Smith fbelowj served as student managers for the Warriors during the 1950-51 athletic seas- OD. Coach Walter MOWl'ey has served as athletic director at Warren since the school was built in 1924. In the capacity of track coach, he has guided Warren to 14 Marion County Championships. Also, he accounted for four county titles in cross country and two in basketball before he re- signed as coach ofthe hardwood sport in 1936. Pictured whooping it up in the above picture as ls! 'Si A Shown in the inset is ohn Reill first in coun .1 yr ' ty cross country meet. But Warren lost to Lawr- ence, 27-28. the Warriors stage a rally are cheerleaders Dot How- ard, Dot Lucas and Alice Niemeyer. Members of Coach Walter Mowrey's Cl'0SS country team shown below are Qleft to rightlz Tom Pollard, Charles Smith, Frank Geiss, Lionel Parrish, jim Sorrell, Dick Peck and George Reilly. - 1, '15 Q mfwrxaiwxi is rr.. .. - 4CREE, Philip -2514 N. Pasadena PRDAMS, Edwin I I A 1 1 I I L V 6147 E. 34th St. QADAMS, Leroy 1465 S. Emerson Ave. ADDISON, Sharon 50 27 Southeastem Ave. ALDRICH, Frances 1753 Sloan Ave. ALDRICH, LaVeme 1753 Sloan Ave. AHLDERS, Edwin P. O. Box 10 ALDERSON, Alice R. R. 9, Box 400 ALDERSON, Pat 5519 E. 19th St. ALEXANDER, Dorothy 5020 E. Iowa St. ALEXANDER, Sally 6750 E. Raymond ALGER, P.. R. R. 11, Box 291-6 ANDERSON, Bob 934 Eaton Ave. ANDERSON, Robert 317 N. Cecil ANDERSON, John 4850 E. Terrace ANDERSON, Marilyn 934 N. Eaton ANDERSON, Norma 4850 E. Terrace ANDERSON, Patty 6101 E. 34th sr. APPLE, Charlotte 6316 E. 26th St. APPLEGATE, Don R. R. 9, Box 577 APPLEGATR, Jim R. R. 9, Box ass APPLEGATE, Shirley R. 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CAMPBELL, Dorllss 7800 E. Washington St. CAMPBELL, George R. R. 11, Box 268 CAMPBELL, Robert 155 N. Franklin Rd. CAMPBELL, Ruth R. R. 10, Box 498 CAMPBELL, Shirley Box 184, Cumberland CARRIGAN, Roberta 2507 N. Pasadena CARROLL, Mary 2743 N. Butler Ave. CARTWRIGI-IT, Phillip 5202 E. Terrace Ave. CASTETTER, Richard 2230 N. Ritter Ave. CASTETTER, james 2230 N. Ritter Ave. CASS, Everett Box 118, Cumberland CASS, johnny Box 118, Cumberland CASS,fludith Box 18, Cumberland CAUDELL, Paul 1848 Routiers St. CAUDELL, Wilma Jean 6909 E. 38111 Sli. CHAMBERS, Judy 3210 N. Layman CHANDLER, jean R. R. 11, Box 297-C CHAPMAN, joan 8643 E. Washington St. CI-IAPPEL, Verle R. R. 11, Box 309-N CHITWOOD, Charlene R. R. 9, Box 574 CHRISTENBERRY, Barbara 5834 E. 20th St. CHRISTENBERRY, David 5834 E. 20th St. CLARK, Alfred R. R. 9, Box 294 CLARK, Betty 1344 S. Denny CLARK, Beverly 24 S. Rosemere CLARK, Donna R. R. ll, Box 487-M CLARK, Edith R. 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Cecil St. HANCOCK, J ames 5863 E. Raymond St. HANNAH, Bill R. R. 10, Box 475 HARDY, Ruth 1739 N. Bolton HARRISON, Patsy 3046 N. Layman HART, Norma R. R. 5, S. Ritter HATCI-IER, James R. R. 9, Box 422 HATT, Robert 2311 N. Lesley Ave. I-IAUSZ, George R. R. 9, Box 368 HAUSZ, Marvin R. R. 9, Box 368 HAWKINS, Martha Ann R. R. 10, Box 37 HAWKINS, Martha jane 5206 E. Terrace HAYMAKER, Don 329 N. Harbison HAZZARD, Charles R. R. 11, Box 291 HAZZ ARD, jimmy 25th Mittho efer HEATON, judy 1635 S. Sherman Drive HECKMAN, john R. R. 11, Box 376 HEICHELBECH, Fred 2733 N. Emerson Ave. 1-IEITZ, John 746 Emerson Ave. HELLER, james 2635 S. Arlington Ave. HEMBREE, Reba 403 N. Gibson Ave. HENKE, Bill 2616 N. Arlington Ave. HERRON, Gary 1115 Ridgeview Drive HERT, Bill R. R. 9, Box 315 HICKMAN, Joyce 2204 Hawthorne Lane HIGHWOOD, Virginia 4020 E. Minnesota St. HIGNITE, Betty 6171 Massachusetts Ave. HILLMAN, Ann 8550 E. Washington St. HINES, Margaret 1091 S. Hawthorne Lane HISSONG, j udith 48 1 1 Rowney HODGIN, Rosan 3110 N. Leslie HODGIN, Harvey 3110 N. Leslie HOELZER, Marlene 109 Sadlier Drive Horr, me Joan R. R. Io, 1361. 162-K HOFF, Ronald Box 153, Cumberland - HOGAN, Dennis 1201 Schliecher Road HOGAN, Robert 1201 Schliecher Road HOLDEN, Tyrus ' 8650 E. Washington St. HOLDREN. Kent 111 Eaton Ave. Ho1.YcRoss, Barbara R. R. 9, Box 470-W HOLZHAUSEN, Walter 11011 E. Washington St. HOPPES, Beryl R. R. 11, Box 352 HORN, Paul 3759 N. Grand Ave. HORSLEY, Delores 2143 N. Spencer Ave. HORTON, Betty jo 5349 Southeastern Ave. HORTON, Helen 5349 Southeastem Ave. HORTON, Stanley 5349 Southeastem Ave. HOUGLAND, Grover R. R. 9, Box 414 HOUSE, Barbara 3128 Shadeland Ave. HOWARD, Dorothy 1314 N. Post Road HOY, Mary Lou 108 N. Cecil Ave. HUBER, Rose Marie R. R. 9, Box 418 HUDSON, Danny R. R. 10, Box 390 HUDSON, Harvalee P. O. Box 222 HUFFMAN, jerry 5008 E. Raymond St. HUFFMAN, Charles 5008 E. Raymond St. HUGHES, Barbara 6330 E. 26th St. HUGHES, Richard 5704 E. 16th St. HUMPHREY, Jane 309 N. Franklin Road HUNTER, Jack R. R. 9, Box 462 HUNTSINGER, Pat S210 E. Terrace Ave. HUTTON, Gerald 6013 E. 12th St. 1Nc.ALI.s, Carl 19 28 carrrpbeu INGERSOLL, Eleanor R. R. 9, Box 345 INGERSOLL, Emmanuell R. R. 9, Box 345 IRWIN, Shirley Ann 6740 E. sou. st. JAMES, Clara 4326 E. Naomi St. JAMES, Dorothy Mae 936 Cecil St. JAMES, Robert 936 cecii sr. JARRETT, john 3836 N. Drexel JANSEN, Carl R. R. Io, Brix 560 JENSEN, Rum 6455 E. 26th st. JOHNSON, Carl 63 70 E. 11th St. JOHNSON, Carol Sue 6780 Pleasant Run Pkwy JOHNSON, Paul E. 8817 E. 10th St. JOHNSON, Richard 1750 N. Bolton Ave. JOHNSON, Vincent 2088 S. Emerson St. JONES, Don 313 N. Cecil St. JONES, Doris jean R..R. 9, Box 192 JONES, juanita Beatrice 3205 Hawthome Lane JONES, Mabel R. R. 9, Br... 491 JONES, Shirley 4102 E. Minnesota St. JONES, William 3607 N. Emerson Ave. JUSTUS, Walter 6787 E. 10th St. KENNEDY, joan R. R. 9, Box 315-K KEITHLEY, Fritz R. R. 9, Box 493 KING, Carl 1134 S. Drexel KING, Donald 1134 S. Drexel KING 6703 liffnzeou-r sr. KIRK, Margaret A. 921 N. Franklin Road KIRK, Mildred 921 N. Franklin Road IGSTNER, Robert 7411 E. 11th St. KISSEL, Barbara R. R. 10, Box S29 1cIssEI.1., Bill R. R. Io, Box 529 KNIGHT. Shirley 3101 Layman St. KNIPE, Leonard 2501 N. Ritter Ave. KNIFE, Renna Ann 2501 N. Ritter Ave. LAFARY, Jean Wilma R. R. 11, Box 476 LANHAM, Bob R. R. 5, Box 545-B . Asus, Jack IR. R. io, Box 363 AUGHLIN, Ruth 2725 N. Butler Ave. LAWYER, vefcurh ' 3154 Leslie Ave. LEHR, Charles J. 957 N. Gray St. LOCKHART, Mary Jane R. R. 5, Box 652 LONG, Nancy 1905 Routiers Ave. LOWE, Richard 5402 E. Terrace Ave. LUCAS, Dorothy 4947 E. Naomi St. LUCAS, Patricia Ann 4927 E. Naomi St. LYNCH, Dolores 431 Strawberry Lane MCCLURE, Carolyn 1818 Englewood Drive MCCLURE, David 1804 Englewood Drive MCCONNELL, Elbert 6415 Iona St. MCCONNELL, Robert 149 N. Post Road MCCORD, Wayne Earl 1568 S. Emerson Ave. MCC ORMACK, Ch arle s 6812 Massachusetts Ave. MCCORMACK, Robert 6812 Mas sachusetts Ave. MCCORMACK, Rosanna Lea 6812 Massachusetts Ave. MCCRORY, Sandra Lee 129 l-larbison St. MCDUFFEE, Devorbia R. R. 9, Box 449 MCGUIRE, 1-xamid 2265 N. Elizabeth MCGUIRE, James 2265 N. Elizabeth MCINTYRE, Kenny 302 Harbison St. MCKINNEY, Pat R. R. 10, Box 36 MCLAIN, George R. R. 10, Box 323 McLARY, Roberta 5454 E. 30th St. MCMIL LAN, Dorothy 2350 N. Bolton Ave. MCPHERSON, Arthur R. R. 9, Box 402 MCQUEEN, Eileen 2601 N. Butler Ave. MCRAE, Gene B601 E. washington st. MAHURIN, Beverly 2555 N. Butler Ave. MAHURIN, Eddie 2555 N. Butler Ave. MANNON, Patty 459 N. Fenton Ave. MARLEY, Dorothy 2805 N. Arlington Ave. MARSHALL, Sharon 1822 Englewood Drive MARTIN, Joyce 6813 E. lst St. MARTIN, Sandra 6111 E. 26th St. MASTEL, Carol 6045 Windsor Dr., Apt. Bel MATLOCK, Charline Box 14 7, Waybum St. Cumberland MATTINGLY, Betty R. R. 9, Box 403 MATTINGLY, James 3457 N.' Grand St. MATTOX, Bette 1723 S. Irvington St. MAUPIN, Paul 1460 S. Spencer St. MAYER, Elizabeth 1921 Routiers Ave. MAYHALL, Dale 1935 Shadeland Ave. MEDLOCK, Georgia 2845 N. Emerson Ave. NIE LTON, Stanley 6602 Massachusetts Ave. MENEGHIN1, Mary Lou 6729 E. 38th St. MERRILL, jack R. R. 5, Box sas METZGER. Marilyn R. R. 9, Box 578 MEULIN, Gordon R. R. 10, Box 156 MEYER, Earl R. R. 5, B... 525-E MIEDEMA, Rosalyn 94 1 Belmar St. MIESSEN, Shirley B346 E. 9th St. MILLER, Jem 945 Harbison St. MILLER, Judith Ann 901 N. Bazal Ave. MILLER, Larry Dean R. R. 11, Box 289-R MILLER, Pat Box 181, Cumberland MILLER, Kenneth Ray R. R.11, Box 336-M MITCHELL, Doris Joan 1652 Sloan Road MITHOEFER, Joann E. 38th St. MONROE, Maurice 302 N. Belmar St. MOORE, Allen R. R. 10, Box 327 MOORE, Jessie 2806 Hawthome Lane MOORE, June 2806 Hawthome Lane MOORE, Ruth R. R. 10, Box 525 MORRIS, Martha 2490 Pasadena St. MOULDEN, Lucille R. R. 9, Box 572-A MURR. Mary Lou R. R. 10, Box 454-K MYERS, Barbara 2510 N. Ritter Ave. NEAL, Wilmer R. R. 10, Box 446 NICHOLS, go Ann B500 E. 3 th St. NICHLESON, Jackie 305 Post Road NIEMEYER, Alice Jean R. R. 9, Box 489 NIEMEYER, Barbara R. R. 9, Box 489 NOAH, Mary Janet 3811 E. Terrace Ave. OBERTING, Carole 6114 Eastridge Drive O'Brien, ojerry R. R. 1 , Box 24 OERTEL, Roger Cumberland OLDHAM, Richard 4724 E. Minnesota St. OLINGHOUSE, David 927 Devon PARKER,xJudeth 8809 E. ashington St. PARRIS1-I, Lionel R. R. 9, Box 82 PARRISH, Sarah 5850 E. Terrace Ave. PATON, Margaret 2150 N. Ritter Ave. PAUGH, Darlene R. R. 5, Box 523 PAYNE, Richard 5641 E. 16th St. PECK, Richard 1570 Post Road PERKINS, Carol R. R. 12, Box 531 PERKINSON, Leon 7211 E. 38th St. PIEL, Edith R. R. 10, Box 155 mei., Judith R. R. 9, Box 521 PIERSON, Clinton R. R. 9, Box 95 PITT, Sarah 315 N. Franklin Rd. POLLARD, Je.-ry 5657 Terrace Ave. POL LARD, Sxirley 5010 Southeastem Ave. POLLARD, Tom 5657 E. Terrace Ave. POLLOCK, Pegg 2333 Leslie Ave. POLTER, Herschel 102 N. Franklin Road POPE, Shirley 21 N. Harbison POWELL, Donald R. R. io, Box 439 PRANGE, John Box 135, Cumberland PRICE, Joyce Ann Irvington - Post Office PRICE, Nadine 1209 S. Emerson Ave. PRICE, Vera Jean 1209 S. Emerson Ave. PRINCE, Mavis Ann R. R. 9, Box 466 PROSSER, Harold 1407 S. Sherman Drive PR UIT T, Herbert 8819 E. Washington St. PRUITT, Sheril 227 N. Fenton PYRITZ, Diann R. R. 11, Box 534-J RANSOM, Cedric 6711 E. 16th St. REAGER, Richard R. R. 11, Box 284 REED, Ronald R. R. 11, Box 308-E REED, Jo Ann R. R. 11, Box 308-E RE EVES Norma Jean Cumberland RICHE Y, Thomas 3305 N. Arlington Ave. RICHE Y, Maryann 3305 N. Arlington Ave. RIFE, Mary Ann 146 S. Elder RIFE Richard Dale 2342 N. Rm..- ROBERTSON, Beverly 2156 N. hencer Ave. R BINSON 9234 N. 1-Ia'hw'i.l!igme Lane RODE, Marilyn R. R. 9, Box 393-R RODEBECK, Marjorie R. R. 11,. Box 284 RODEBECK, Robert R. R. 11, Box 274 ROGERS, Mary R. R. 11, Box 275 RODGERS, Robert 2097 S. Emerson REILLY, George R. R. 5, Box 502 REILLY, .Eohn R. R. 5, ox 502 RODGERS, Don 2097 S. Emerson Ave. ROSS, Kathleen R. R. 11, Box 308 ROSS, Joan 3538 Lesley Ave. RUSSELL, Robert 7032 E. 10th St. ROMANS, Bettyellen 3027 N. Layman RAFFERTY, Pat 301 1 Layman ROCKEY, Bertha R. R. 5, Box 545 REDMAN, Jim R. R. 5, Box 562 ROBBINS, Sue 1249 Ridgeview Dr. RANSOM, Wanda 6711 E. 16th St. RECTOR, Walter R. R. 11, Box 296 REIMER, Chris R. R. 11, Box 481 REINHARDT, Charles 62 N. Woodside Ave. ROSEBERRY, Barbara R. R. 11, Box 346 ROSEMEYER, Margie 958 Harbison Ave. ROSS, Carol R. R. IO, Box 451 RELASOR, Jack 5457 E. ora.-.ge RODEWALD, Don R. R. 9, Box 459 SANDLIN, Lucy 718 N. Gibson SCHILL, Stanley 2020 N. Edmundson SCHMITT, David 2401 Pasadena St. SCHWIER, Joan Box 82, Cumberland SCHEID, Penny R. R. 11, Box 292-N2 SCHEID, Robin R. R. 11, Box 292-N2 SCHUTT, Richard Cumberland SCHUTT, Marjorie Box 37 Cumberland SCHMIDT, Vera R. R. 10, Box 534 sci-IMIDT, Marian R. R. io, Box 534 SCHILLING, Dax. R. R. 9. Box 394 SCHILLING, Shirley R. R. 9, Box 394 SCHULL, Virginia R. R. 5, Box 640 SCHROUGHAM, Roselle 5224 E. Terrace Ave. TO A PATIENT MAN We could have said to a little man, he is only five foot six, or to a conservative man, he always dresses and acts quietly. We could have said to an elderly man, he is approaching sixty-one, or to the Senior Hon- or Society sponsor, or the Senior Council sponsor, or even the Senior Class sponsor. We could have said to a teacher, he certainly is that. But of these, patience pictures him best. Patient in his studies and work. ln 1912 he entered Moores Hill Col- legeg in 1948, he attended Butler University Extension. ln between times he spent fifteen school years in colleges and universities, gathering an A. B. and M. A. degree in passing. Patient with the students. Since he started at Warren in 1930, he has been an aid to the students. He aids them in the government and eco- nomics that he teaches and in the organizations he sponsors. 1-ie has aid- ed Warriors to go to college with a scholarship. His thirty-eight years in the field of education testifies to this bachelor's sincerity and patience. Because of these things and many others We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate our Annual to Mr. Fred L. Pierpont SEWELL, Bill R. R. 9, Box 456 SHARP, Max 2239 N. Leland SHANK, Eva Ann 2515 N. Irwin SI-IANK, Carl 2515 N. Irwin SPRUNGER, Warren 7000 E. Washington St. SRYGLEY, Kenneth S414 E. Orange St. STALEY, Gerry 8665 E. 10th St. STAUB, Jacqueline R. R. 10, Box 438 STEFFEY, Je.-fy R. R. 1o, Box 370 STEINBROOK, Ouilda R. R. 9, Box 356 STEPHENS, Margaret R. R. 10, Box 408 STEPHENS, Sxirley Ann 239 S. Gibson St. STEPHENSON, Richard R. R. 9, Box 389 STEVENS, Dayie 1302 s. Riley sr. STEVENS, Gerald 5214 E. Terrace Ave. STEVENS, Marilyn 4751 Southeastem Ave. STEWART Don Jr. 5804 E. 19.1. sr. STIKO, Henry R. R. 9, Box 537 STONER, Ronald R. R. 11, Box 259 STITES, Keith Independence Road. STITZER, Byron 4934 St. Joe St. STRICKLER, Patsy R. R. 9, Box 501 STROBEL, Jean 940 N. Devon St. STROUD, Shirley R. R. 9, Box 424 STROUGH, Larry 1850 Lesley St. STUART, Nancy Jean Indianapolis STLJFFLEBEM, JoAnn 6400 E. Ridgeview Dr. STUVEL, David R. R. 5, Box 560 SUDDARTH, Connie R. R. 11, Box 354 SULGR OVE,Jo-Al 1623 S. Leland St. SULLIVAN, Jack R. R. 9, Box 436 SULLIVAN, Joe R. R. 9, Be.. 436 SULLIVAN, Philip R. R. 9, Box 436 SWEM, Jack 1555 N. Arlington Ave. SWEM, Mac 1555 N. Arlington Ave. SWINGFORD, Georgia 421 Devon TAGUE, John 2102 I-Iawthome Lane TASH, Norma 6450 E. 26th St. TAYLOR, Barbara 3114 N. Layman Ave. TERRY, Judy Ann 3320 N. Arlington Ave. THOMAS, Cecil 2315 S. Arlington Ave. THOMPSON, Iris Sue 3135 Layman Ave. THOMP SON , J ean Cumberland THOMPSON, John 37th and Ritter THOMPSON, J'-'dl' 6624 Massachusetts Ave. THURSTON, Betty 4732 E. Minnesota St. TEILKING, Frederick 21 19 S. Emerson Ave. TIELKING, Shirley 2119 S. Emerson Ave. TIELKING, Karl B. R. R. 5, Box 627 TIELKING, Kenneth R onald 2119 S. Emerson Ave. TODD, Barbara 328 N. Devon Ave. TODD, Warren 328 N. Devon Ave. TOSSELL J ane Ann 1201 N. Shadeland Ave. TRONCIN, Joyce Ann 2435 S. Ritter Ave. TUCKER, Beverly Ann 1938 N. Audubon Road TUCKER, Geraldine 1938 N. Audubon Road TUCKER, Phyllis. 1938 N. Audubon Road TULAUSKAS, Wallace 72 N. Fenton St. TUNNY, Marita R. R. 10, Box 456-D TURNER, Thelma R. R. 9, Box 334 UBERTO, Louis 1155 S. Chester Ave. UPDIKE, Carol R. R. 9, Box 450 UPDIKE, Joe R. R. 9, Box 450 UPDIKE, Judy 2236 N. Arlington Ave. URDAIN, Francis 7125 E. 38th St. UT TER, Eddie Michigan St. VAN CLEAME, Ruth 61 15 E. 16th St. VAN SICKLE, Gaynelle Franklin Road VANSICKLE,-John R. R. 11, Box 255-B VIEI-IMANN, Don 1953 S. Emerson Ave. VOELKSEN, Fred 35 N. Fenton Ave. VON SPRECKELSON, Peg 7800 E. Washington St. VOYLES, Sharon Lynne R. R. 11, Box 338M WADE, Loyce 2817 N. Emerson Ave. WADSWORTH, Ralph 1343 S. Irvington Ave. WAGNER, Charles R. R. 9, Be.. 184 WALLS, Patty 1229 S. Irvington Ave. WALLS, Vemon 1229 S. Irvington Ave. WALTER, Jack Thomas 6777 Pleasant Run Pkwy. WALTER, James Paul 6777 Pleasant Run Pkwy. WARD, Howard 2815 N. Ritter Ave. WARREN, Joyce R. R. 9, Box S83 WASHBURN, Pat 228 N. Devon St. WATERMAN, Carol Sue R. R. 9, Box 538 WATERMAN, Mary R. R. 9, Box 538 WEBBER, Judy Ann 34.1. sr. WEDDING, Barbara 2450 N. Irwin St. WEIN, gohn 2030 . Arlington Ave. WELLS, Beverly Ann 5860 E. 18th St. WELLS, Hope 5360 E. 18th sn. gy Lou WEST, Carol 1779 S. Irvington St. WEST, Rosemary R. R. 10, Box 49 WESTON, Josephine R. R. 10, Box 496 WEVER, Dwight 7000 E. 14th St. WI-IITAKER, Dennis 8750 E. New York St. WHITE, Joe 2011 N. Audubon St. WHITE, John 2011 N. Audubon St. WIESE , John 488 S. Gibson St. WILCOXON, Riley 7107 E. 14th St. WILI-IITE, Gary 5211 Massachusetts Ave WILKERSON, Joe R. R. 11, WILLIAMS, R. R. 10, WILLIAMS, R. R. 10, WILLIAMS, R. R. 10, WILLIAMS, Box 291E-2 Alice Box 303 Bob Box 292-M Mary Box 303 Rosemary 6499 E. 14th St. WILSON, Billie 2131 N. Butler Ave. WILSON, Frances 213 1 N. Butler Ave. WIMMER, Beverly 2240 N. Arlington Ave. WINDLE, JoAnn R. R. 11, BOX 2 91-E WINTER, Mary 3303 N. Arlington Ave. WISCHEART, Louetta 6735 E. 34th St. WOEMPNER, Joan 5752 E. Raymond St. WRIGHT, James 1155 S. Bradley St. WRIGHT , Mary R. R. 10, Box 445 WRITT, Lois R. R. 9, Be.. 312 WRITT, Mike R. R. 9, Box 312 YORK, Faye 315 N. Galeston Ave. YOUNG, Donald 9005 E. Washington St. YOUNG, Laura R. R. 9, Box 411 YOUNK, Donna 193 1 S. Emerson Ave. l 0 Business Sta f f k,.,Q'F-V 7 'Sl hm t xx V- fb 'ur A I I O , . 1 I I .. I 1 i l Q i N ff f 9--fu ,VA 'HQ if rn 3 Q' , , -A: , 1 The Wigwam business staff includes, in the usual order, Dwight Wever, Kenny Mclntyte, JoAnn Nichols, Jerry Stevens, Roger Oertel and jerry Steffey. Count the shoes. Wu -Q Q. , -we s..f' David Schmitt BS Photo raphers Warren Todd E -V ' 4 :A 1 Q v . '57 ,, ,' 5. - ' 0 I I . 'N Charles Shrader . A 'JM Herschel Polter za --A r 1 , . 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