Warren Central High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1955
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JANICE UBERTO Sunshine 1, Warrenettes Zg F.H.A. 2, 3, 4g Parlia- mentarian 45 Asst. 3, 4 JIM WALTER Golf 1, 2, 3, -ig Boys' Stare 33 Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Alpha Hi-Y 5, 4g Beta 1, 2, Chaplain 2, Science Club 4, Drivers Club 3, 4g Basketball ll Football 1g Accuracy Club 3, Pep Club Z 0 4! ' SAUNDRA THOMPSON Sunshine 1, Warrenettes 23 Spanish Club 35 Accu- racy Club 3, 4, Ass't. 4, Pep Club 4, Speed Club 4 1'2 LESLIE VERNON Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Driv- ers Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3 . 5' -XS I - :,1:- , o A 'ft 5.1 .L 'H , 29' ' SHARON WELLS, Orchestra 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4g Madrigal 3. 4g Dist, Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4, State Solo and En- semble 3, 43 Dramatics Club Vice-Pres. 43 Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Nat'l. Beta 3. 4, Student Council 4, Hi- C 3. 4 RONALD TIELKING Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta 1, 2, Drivers Club 3, 4 'QRS' VINCENT WILKINSON Football lg Hi-C 1, 2, 3g Drivers Club 2, 3. 4g Al- pha Hi-Y 31 Beta 1, 25 Moods and Melodies 13 Pep Club Z1 Spanish Club ig Visual Aids 2 FRANCIS URBAIN Honor Soc. 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 4, Dist. Solo, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 State Solo, Ensemble 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3g Accuracy Club 3 MARYROSE WVARREN Sunshine 1, Nat'l. Beta 3. 45 Warrenettes 2, Drivers Club 43 F.H.A. 2, 33 Card Block 4, Ass't. 4g Hi-C 31 G.A.A. 15 Corridor Moni- tor 2 fa-aa. a .YNDA WOLFE .ynwood High, Lynwood, Ialif. l, 2g jr. Red Cross g Ass'r. 3 JIM WINDLE Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4g Chap- lain 4g Beta 1, 2g Treas. 2g Football lg Basketball lg Track 1, 3, 4g Cheer- leader 33 Student Coun- ' 4' Vice-Pres ' Drivers Club 3, 4' Safety ROBERT WINTER Beta Hi-Y 1, 29 Hi-C 1 Drivers Club 3, 4 cil 3,. , . 4, Dir. 4g F.T.A.4 l M 0 T55 WILLIAM KARBROUGH lrsenal Tech, Indpl's. Ig Basketball 2, 3, 4g Driv- rs Club 4 Y l, :I : JANE SNYDER Sunshine lg G.A.A. 1, 25 Warrenettes Z5 Honor Soc. 1, Zg Ass't. 2, 3. 4g Moods and Melodies lg Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4 3.3 JUDY WRITT Sunshine lg Nar'l. Beta 3g 4g Warrenettes 21 H. R. Pres. 25 Sec. 45 Drivers Club 4g Pep Club 4g F.H. A. 2, 35 Accuraqf Club 3. 4g Speed Club 4: Ass't. 2 NOT PICTURED: CLINTON PIERSON TOM RICKETTS THEODORE SPARKS Arsenal Tech., Indianapo- lis lg Shortridge, Indianap- olis 23 Drivers Club 3, 4 DAVID sruviar aa-4.1 PAUL WRIGHT Choir 23 Visual Aides 2g Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4g Beta I, Zg Hi-C I, 23 Photography Club 3, 4g Pres. 4g Sr. Council 4g Honor Soc. 3, 4g Staff Photo. 3, 4 0,415 z Y 45:3 , t 'W 592 , X Q , ff 1 ,fi iii? EYE -. 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A humorous situation developed at a home game. E, ki. ' ,.,e jk-G V- I 4 Q -S A A ,, 9 3 mg -N9 9 at ,X V 'Q' -2 M 5 A- in Don Pricketr, David Hienman, jim Wrirr, and Charles Turner kibitz as Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Horlgm, alumni, buy col-ces from Floyd Hoppes. 8'l X 4 Judy Albus 2:5 .rf if -5, jack Ayers srqsr '- W Y af 6 -,:,.. .,. Betty Bolander ': :S 6 jr LX. Alan Burt 6:-. . ,., . 5 'Q J ii 92,5 C Bettemae C lyngenpeel Thelma Davis Dennis Dwyer X Q 4:3 J f v qw J' 1 6 4 I 3? fi. ..-1 .I ,::. , ,J ,f Par Kay Janet Sharon Allan Aleksa Alspach Anderson Anderson Arnold Y -'e- . 'ii , a r i 'raee IUNIORS :imc ,wa or ive .-:' , . 56 I .A Romona jim Baker Barnes . N l.,. H im , I v ff, Qi , Q . .-.. Q! 1 il Q 2 iii! 5 J lv Howard Carol Larry Danny Gary Boren Bokver Bradley Bray Bristow ,,.r 'Q i W ' 1 V Q, T f 3 F, ., i, zr, , 'ff ef , 'L if ii i i .5 i .1,f A 1 i Linda Gary Jack jon Ken Byers Calvert Carrol Carson Carson fvkdf- .,.v fi- ,E y 1 V L I l Q SA.. E ii W Y I ,.. ' Allen Dave Patricia Richard john Cole Cole Cordrey Cowan Cox il . . ' - M . js- i 1 s r in all Sonja Leland Mary Jane Lonnie Ronnie Demaree Dilk Dillman Dinsmore Dongworth a, i i, T ae, asrf if fe r el is , F .,,V r ,F .4 ' ,VJ 1 Betty Jayne Don Joe Danny Edington Edwards Emricll Ervin Everrs f 35:5 'NM -Aww' '21, vv an -:1 - 14 ' i ry r r me 5 Bob Arnold Shirley Bell .gg ,fl 'Q' ? QP C y A LeRoy Brothers i . i 'si A 's Carolyn Castleman. 'BQ' - Q Ronnie Crumbo Polly Doorne , ,I-Ww::Q 4, i, 'ss-' ii. . K Par Fennell . .- i 5.4 Norma Askren .wr .f E3,, . lf fe Phillip Biddle L.. M. , v Nu., Paul Brown , ,., T. , ,. 2 Albert Cazee .fgglg H si - A-fr. Eulalia Cummings E xiii. ' 2' x A 5 .,-Q '- '- - N Anna Dell Dorn ' sys Aw' lil Ex A. Q.. -im! .v A! Vennen Ferguson ar-' . ,M .af-QQ. ' -v 'ss ,gf ...Q l Richard Askren A , ff - 31 Sharon Binnion iii rf' 3 4,0- A: Lloyd Bryan l ! .vm ii. ,. .,: f ,, ff. 4. is gi? Don Christman ' . ,N ilk, . v A fa-. ...I john Dake fs? vpi it ,fig .lm in Barbara Dugan ' ' Sue Fidler , .1 1+ Q V Q ,H i 5 io bf J 1 as ee ,af 2' , l. Y ' ' ' 4.-arm H- N. .1 n A O J I' , X A x D v Q ,al n 1 ' - -Y - f . ,, ' u wr.. f A --75 5 1 V 1 ' K . A I ,jx-. A Janice Davey Billie David Ama Arvin Sue Delphine Larry Fields Fischer Fisher Flaskamp Flick Foreman Fox Frirrs Gioe ff J ' TW 'v'-'?' vf'I' ' ' - i is c,ii, lli W I, Q It . A A, X ,I I i, .,. ., . H Q I . N! 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I .,,, .-,, g - N A ,J - V A 'i W 'wwiil I l lx 2 I -in S ' A I ' ii G J ' f,' f we . ' ' Helen Darrell Danny Marcia lf W l Q V in 4 Jackson Jacobs James Jarvis . f i x, , val .W ,..V . 1 1 J V A CM ...Kgs A i 1 'gg I 1 V I , 0 ,y V! A , 3 P ,nz . 'L' r l' Garren Don Ron Owen Jones Kassen Kassen Keen B-. 7..QA ' 2 ' 5 ' ' . . - v , A .I Judy Cooley Presents the I firsr weekly Owl ro John W? Prickerr a n d Marianne J Thompson Don par Keller Kenley 83 A P i 2 -1 I..IYfYI . . J ' ,, , ,g:g.2.I..-J-4 ft F15 1.,. : ,A,: I MMIJ , 7, If ., ,,. H.. Il, I I I. f t ' -' ' V' ' ev -W ggi Y .f - III I H IIIII II II . III 1 A A John Laura Jean Albert Marilyn Mary Doris Jack Allan Kester Knipe Lacy Larson Limback Linder Linkliter Little Litz ,lll, J IVWWW l+A P llvll. A J A I J I 1-f , I V If I IIIIIJ, I. IIII JI Iii' ' 5 I I 5' J J.. ,J . I I LIV1 .,,,l. ,.q J 1 I Jim Dick Marilyn Don Chuck Janice Dixie Judy Barbara Macliintosh McClure McPherson Marsh Marshall Marshall Meredith Meredith Merkle .gr i ' I, I . .,. I . I J P J :unions , t J JJ a aaa J X 2 AX . l N I J I I I I 3 Bruce Carolyn Judy Jeannine Larry Edward Miller Miller Miller Minnick Minnick Moulis ' ...K ' W . , -1 Nr' . ' -ie .' : . eererraaa A ttt e rrrrer rrre 1 f J J at +-rA-r ' 3 e lae ,,J . :,J II , ' , I ,'-- I , JW Ir I I, .15 ,- I. as 1- I' Ij-:.I- 3 ? M, , J my- -J au, , 1. I Donna Verne Judy Dave Tyrll Richard Kenny Susie Bob Myers Newton Nieten Oertel O'Neil Pate Pennington Perkins Peters I .IIIIII I I MI b,b I Q, , .J I II I. J,. II. II I I .. . I V- .,,.,. 1 J , iv I I , .-,-., J ,.., I I I . . A 'Q I Ii- 'Q III ii. . I IIIII ...II ' f f 1 tar l J .J Joaai oasa J J 'ee 1 2. f 3 J 5 V 5 52 525521113 J i i il M -3 A 'f 1 -.ll in 105 if S9 'S .Sir , Don Benny George Douglas Judie Herbert Sandie John Harlean Pierce Pinnick Porter Powell Powell Price Price Prickett Privette JJ t' J .ss J S J P J J. ffm -4e, I I 1':' J J. J --'1 J Jw .il . . IQ' ,I J , 4 .II .J -III I U Q :L ..I.I ,Q I ,,, .,II I N ,J F I ' ' F AS I W, A J i s f ' .X JI IIIII I i t I-I I - -::.:: .. .. .- f ...ft Evelyn Nila Edwart Ramona Betty Jim Jack Janie Mary Proctor Rardon Ricnter Rigney Roberts Robinson Romans Ross Rossmoine .J J J I.II. --1, ..., J I IIII I' IIII ' I J I . 1-'-gc?-R?,..I '. X f J gf- p ' t ..,I ' - II r ' ' J . S J.. E 5 Ja? ii. J -- C J , .J F ' - JJJ 1 J J f We S Q- j X l , Jim John Frank Daniel Shirley Carolyn Anita Donna Jo Mary Rupp Rusche Rynard Schaffer Schmidt Schwier Scott Scotten Sexton Before starting ro print, David Brown cuts the stock to the correct size in the print shop. I 4 1' fr If l LE.. Dawn Vetero 2: - i 447 X .1 I Larry Wendel . s ' r Phillip Vincent E313 -2 -4 Bruce Wilson Marianne Thompson fl Q, .fb 5 ft, Rader Virt 2 Lf' r Q -1- .f J 'dll' Richard Williams Gale Tobias W.. V4-an AH-Q. :van A Y jerry Voyles ,.,- l Kathryn Winings Q. ,i ...W- Ham. '. Dareyl Smith to Leslie Steinbroolc Joan Strader v. -:' +- ' M ,, F P 'if joan ne Sykes r4'XS-st, A Ps .,,, 1 Phyllis Totten ,sf- if. 7 Dixie Waggoner ll1 !l. S Carolyn Winter H .fr FJ A i lag. 1 9 ,a af , fm Janice Smith Donna Stephens i Judy Srrodrman xx Y A B Marvin Tash ? ,. ' :sf f ga..- ii f 14 52 Faye Underwood .25 A 'ni , , ,W Z-r l 1 il Danny Walrr nl Rosemary Wood . , it 'C-, , . , f we ,, 4 R Richard jim Gynerh Smith Snodgrass Sprunger V :LMI ' ,..- V Si' ' . lx - . K .yfi ' ' Nancy Karen Anita Stevens Stewart Sciko fr In , ' A , Q T ,Z x N . ,, Martha Luclare George Stroud Stuart Swineford if , , E -2 1 . 0 ,,, X 4, W. 1, p, jim Ronald Dick Taylor Taylor Thomas r K' gg 'C'-I will . 5' 4 .- 7'MiZ'l ga l ' JoAnne Clyde George Underwood Updike Von Sprecklesen .. bg, r.. X ,, Q f-J . x i ggi sl i Beulah Terry Robert Watkins Werheraltl Welling A R rx 1 ., X 5 - , .5 ': ws l 'A' l HEEL A 2' f janet Lenora Vedora Wrirr Yellnday Yelloclay 3 X1 Dick Ahlefeld 5 fl W 3 Judy Bailey gg ZZA J Q an . , rang! ' J X D .ay Joy Trent Larry Albus Anderson Armstrong SOPHOMORE S A9458 A. +. s x. 62 .-f N - .g 35 ,I N .J 'ffa ' George David Peggy Bechert Bell Best at 4 .. 'L , A, i' l W ..1' Janet Edward Joann Bright Brown Brown Z I I .,,.. ., v 5 i',. 5 W Johnny Nancy Juanita Buchanan Bussell Burnley . 'X .nrawfl , l V c l ,, A Tom Phyllis Judy Clay Clevenger Coleman . P o n Q if Ric Pat Tom Croft Crosby Curran ,, Q. 4 M856 Marilyn Birk A' We i i Sande Brown n ,. Nikki Byard 41 6 I 'Q R ti is 2 George Collins .v 3 G . ,, E? S Ralph Curry 1. ' V ' 'E-if. : v- , -. ' S: 1-1 J: .-212:21 'ax' -. 1 c: .. .Q 1-va ,4 , .fp f r Robert Armstrong - .a svs .sv ,,,, me .J f 'VH' :ir 7' Cheryl Baker .-. z' 1 Bob Blackwell S5 W- -Q - -hz Q 2 Terry Brown it tikti or Jim Campbell m M at -A ..:,-s. --same -1 Katy Combs fi- AQ S' , - ., X , ,V Mon Bill Darosett H z ie 3 t ee-.iixxxlt 6 V, .. 5512 , ' 41. .5 ,-,, ,.- .: I- Roger Arnhart V 'gm ,: . ii? K Richard Bales W... ,..4-.5 ' we 1, Q J :.i ,J Bill Bless ta - - 1.3 . 'ix Jim Bruhn v Louise Carter X sf? , , Q F ,, 'W 1 S '5' Martha Cosby xv' 1 if, A f 1 ffx ii.. Lois Davis 'a Pauline Ashbrook Q 5 Y' if 1 Louise Barnard If, X 3 Larry Boone , .r: r x.-2 Stevie Brunke as . .,,.,.,v,,F. . H , 9 ' X W Q . J x , N Ruth Caudell 3 N, 533 l t X. Q A xi q. i .Nigga 3 X N ' , Joe Cox Aw- .21 f .1 ,--A-N-5-li? V .sg it , . v ,fxx I lii- li Mary Davis Y 9' . 5 , . we I l Q vi,- ,rs V4 -1i-'l'l lsi J j ff Sandra Phil Atwood Ault X Viz. , F W. kgs . ,. l -f k K fd .r r: A - sa Q: :- l JN Fred John Barnes Beary A . ,., ,, wi g.. J ,, A-Lge .M , 5? , ' ,M J A 1 J Bruce Fred Bonner Brewer ,.yi J , 1 .I .rf EN' - ' I ig, ' Carole Ellie Brummett Bruns J 1' 'C I gi X., Marjorie Jacky Chappell Chrisman x i is fl-in , is s F V vs.: ' W -:ki wg Shirley Carol Cox Creech , N r: ' 'X k , 1' Phylis Jerol Dawson DeMoss f ,gs Q, c 52 , i-'iii . . .En A ' i, D ' xx wi 'fini L 1 a 4' Doris Pat Ronnie Dicks Domasco Dorris . 5' ff 44? A- 1 E Q.. Q, f ,ff :fl X Q-sw 'ffg .A WJ 'E ' ff ' 7 5 V 'A' ' '. ll 1 X :Q 2 ,. Pat Dale Gary Ernry Erickson Erickson 5 . ,,... Y., .,,......f V ..., C - 'W feta- -2 sl -' 'J 55' . - 4' --' lj E , -fav 1 h 5 floods! ' , ,sgfeli if A . jim Bill Dale Foy French Fritts I' f - fa Dick Rolland Jimmie Gardner Grabenkort Gee e A , se l ff re - Q pd t 'l ' 4, ,Q V M, V ,. .vi wg. Barbara Joe Donna Gibson Giddens GilstraD ,.,, ,, N, F511 a '34 -'H' , .Q .A -as ., ,. , 4,3 , E rx a - 'hx ills 'iff ti W' Fred Kay Buddy Goodyear Grabhorn Gray 7.1 Y .mygg?? ggg? W- ,awygfx v-.. R I as n 4 1 Ag? A ' , gi ,--: if if . af , . :fb i 1' ' 'J .'A. Q . , - I G-ary Iarry Wanda Gray Griffy Griffy F gm M 5 :F k , .... , , V 'T n 8 :EL f , I 1 ' I Ed Edna Doty Duncan TB fi? 6 h,i, j 9 .Mg gap Kay Ernst 6,-:WU 21... ' - E,:'x 2 ..: . E V 'x P . , If 2 5 X XA 5 A 'Y ' ,v Shirley Farley I ' fi 3. v 5? E U - Ida Duncan .w fs Aw 'aff 4 f , Qt . ,X ., J X Ronald Faulkner 1 i 1 5 2 , -N i Sandy Virginia Earhart Edington 4 Q . 1. fa. 'iv . Q es - F 'ff 5 o o G . ii E , ,f , I ,j.,.5 - Carole Lynda Ferguson Fitch fr at Pamela Edmunds . Qsw-ge. Michael Fitch . ,.,,., . ,Mm M, i J. , J ' rf V in . ,A ,- Q. t I, l f f 4 -:. - ' 1 , ' ,525 MQ' i ,..- - 1 87 Sandra Stephens proudly shows that donut holes are not fattening. , g? 1 '9 . .,.,f 3 Q z PUBLIC VIEWS CLASS WORK An outgrowth of the annual math-science exhibit was Project Night, during which all departments dis- played results of their daily elasswork. Attendance was heavy with Science Club members as tour guides. Visitors expressed much appreciation for a chance to see the many aspects of the school in operation. Chemist Manuella Dunham conducts .1 routine experiment. Inthralled spectators take in every move as Mr. Willian1 Lowes wields a handy scalpel. 1.,.,-Ivmzn ,. .riff f: 3ff.. .Q L L' H A F 4 if by 2 .-:1: .',':.' ' L- '1-i- I 5? Ev L at , L - L L 3. . is 'z . - TJ. i 'Q t 4. '1 fu, ,W ...L W 'S .,,,m.Lp V L L . sg .13 V S I in Laura Shelby Barbara Margie Ronald Sharon Beverly Elsie Rogers Romans Runyan Sandlin Searcy Schaffer Schaub Schmidt ' A in I A 'E L ' Lg' ..,. Q s r ix .1 5. Lg gi : 1'- Fit ti ' A k 5 ' L ' fm 'N' x L IW 42 , X I 'K L- , , NK 1, in F l i A William Sondra Mickie Lawrence Jack Lee Max Sandra Shank Shaw Shitcliff Simmerman Small Smith Smith Smith I .L LL LL i,y: Q ,A ., V Lf - - - '. L 2.' b I. ,ff ,-f. 225 ,1 .LM -, M , ,N V:-1:1-2 fi L- L- fl f' 23 ' V ' iw, , Q, ,--'-11- M i Y M . I' i WL L gk aff 6 1 N w L L L .L ' .52 ,J l i. 5 Beverly Florence Sandra Larry Judy Carla Emmett Berkeley Staub Steinkamp Stephens Stevens Stough Strader Stratman Strobel itri r - , L.Li L S' 4' ,WE E 1 , ,M ,-..:,- bg .iff 'I N , 41 gifs -Y: ,L i SOPHOMORES Ls K -Sf f' V if L T Q43 ft l rai fa L 57 L 2 X , I V Diana Charles Bob jack Donna Stuvel Sullivan Sutherland Taylor Terry T ' 6' ' 'S Sl ,NL fi if 15? A' L. ' V..V:.V A 0 , 1 li ,Y K t , A Rita Karmen Charles Tommy George Malcolm Joan Richard Tidd Tolson Turner Vail Vansickle Woodworth Wagstaff Wagoner 'I L 'i ' ' '-'- A N V Q'-tif'-.jijigfg-.E:,j'::, 251:-E --L- --'-L f - :La 4 , L- 1 - lvv: iii , V A . Z, K Q , L. -at M -X fy LL ' V r LX N, ',., . ML- . -msxfH2, H 1 ' vi p M All H EQ' WV L .Mix -- 41 , FM L L , I .:rL. L ' L3 if f jackie joy Mae Bill Larry judy Larry Carole Maryfrances Wafdwell Webb Weesner West Whitaker Whitlock Wierman Wilkerson 312- ' i i -- ---L- i 5 .',i' 'ff .. T ' --L t LL L iyi - L LLS .L L LL b ,.,. Q. I L Q , Q, SL- lvl' I --1 4' P . ' 5'-at ll . : -affix Aa: A,V ,3 iw I i HN ' - ' , , fi 3 . ZW 51.3 fit P I ,.., f ....t ,.,. Y 5 iw rf Q. :F Robert Charles Janet Evelyn Margaret Ralph Arlene Bobby Willhite Williams Williams Wilson Wimer Witte Woempner Wood U iii. i, H .ff-L L :Y +A ,Mfr Shirley Schwier l.-awk: .ef PW 5, V 1 W1 Bob Spaulding a-1. s w ...L jon Stroh gr Qi' Walter Terry , t L... 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A ir. wr We all Vw LZ, F Y 9 ., , A ' f' 1 A V , Q- naw' .hi .mf Joan Joyce Larry Sandra Robert Paul Madden Maeda Mahurin Mann Manning Marsh , , -' ' - Perri gl , fe ,U me '11 t ij . L . ' -- -4 -11 'L W ' f i rffiil l X if ',1i5f:'f Marvin David Marcia Donna Eddie Franklin Mickley Middleton Miers Miller Miller Miller M r .. if , A 1, i Janice Nancy Minnick Montgomery ii ..,. , Vi 1 X ' . 'J H In sg Barbara Mary Ann Murray Myers 93 judy Holcomb and Betty Luther, put to work the practical knowledge they learned in health class. Patsy Steinbrook is the woe begone victim. L ,., na- ,V . N X va ff' , ia ., i .1 , X ff 3. .fi ,s z 2 1' Bob Daisy Arlene Leech Logsdon Long nl, ix V ' -v- kivld ,tl , 5 at lv' X X -. ,asi.,'?lzr..Z'gQ Cynthia Fred Gary McGahan McDougalle lkiagkcy 1 L i r i if L , 5. Q W . g mn - 7 , ' ' b , Q 7 , vw .V I ' f f fi f l - - Y Linda .lim Janice Martin Meunier Meel-:er !,W3 L13 lp? A Q Ln A' 'A i George Sandy Carole Miller Miller Minnitk sr! 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S , S s f S i P A R A Sandra Kathryn Sandra Elaine Elaine Don Carol Patty Peggy Pollock Porter Powell Pumd Pumel Purdue Quisenberry Raiser Ramsey fafgrefzw f A ,. . Q 5 fv,: ., - . .. Q ' ' ' --- ,, i Y 1' '33 I I ,I A, ,fs 1 ...,. r, Q 3: Y 5 - V, .fl ., A-A :,. 9 M: an I .wif-' i 4 4 A, 1 .v i I Rebekah Don john jack jerry Estel Randall Rash Rash Redman Redmyer Reed I A fs- V A ,f ,nw ,.., 3 ' 'V' . fr ,ff I vs ,-.Q -V , I A 1.. . Q g 5, j yi Tl if Y' 1 s A A C g was P, 'iii 5 'mmf' ,J 1 li ' J, V - X M l . C 'if' 'Paige ,lack john Nancy Glen Othel Richard David Maureen Joyce R664 Reed Reinhardt Richardson Richardson Richter Ridge Rilev Rinick ., A ,y.a S H .i , i - ' '- , -'., 4,. ,,,,v C 'iiii i i ffjiia f Hx... H rw.. i fr' fl 2 s1-r - '- , . ii: 5 R Q 1 r ,. 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E 'S' f' 'ff 3 Refnofwivlffv Q 1011 N A I' t 0 X XX Sl wsu How ANY em A - r mg on 2 nu. cumsmas Though were not students we have an integral place in their lives, for we offer them helpful suggestions now as well as later, in our ADS. it ww. tx u-, Qdfvw' 'U Advertising is depended upon in school spon sored projects, too. Rosalyn Stiver Bob Wood and Barbara Shewmon display a poster encour aging magazine subscriptions Choir officers Bob Ostheimer, Howard Snyder Marianne Thomp son, Chick Hedrick, and Terry Wetherald Lnovu lust where to Excellent food and fellowship assured the eleventh annual Public Relations Dinner, sponsored by the journalism department, success. More than 150 guests attended, repre- senting local industry, press, radio, and television, educa- tion, the ministry, parent-teachers association, and various other service and governmental groups, The dinner is the only one of its kind in the state. Speaking for the evening on The Publics We Serven is Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of Indiana Cen- tral College. P. R. DINNER MAKES FRIENDS ' as v .s Fi t-HQ .3 H2 'i f 3: '39 -E55 ,fa H, Q ,, ,N 2? 1 X Q, nur ssnvlcz! MILLE RS STANDARD SERVICE STATION Cuz b I d B 7917 mu.: APPROVAL! xAv's suorvz L C wncomzf Tmxvzum! MILLER' S LUNCH 6 A.M. to 4 P.M. Cu b 553 coma Fw? CUMBERLAND FEED AND COAL CO. Cumberland Gem Bo. 7722 Bo. 7659 MEDITATION I-IENDR Y AND FIELDS MORTUARIES Cumberland Bo. 7421 EASY DOES IT ALLIED APPLIANCES CO, Wanamaker lr. 9379 ? X 1 1 1 . Q , V 1 's H 4, 5 v Fi? .S r 1. w.:,.Ww, 11. , ,,,.. , . . VV ,V -, ,..,,. k335.:::', -.,m,,,.,-. Q -5-:r .+::::5:5:5:5.,., M , . V , J W QA.-Z. 5:15, V . , A . ., . . S: at Jw . .,..,. .,., , I . ..,, ,.-,... - WM I , V V g A ifz2gQif5I:i ' 'f5' ,, - 7 L' ' '39 ' A ,. 9 .,,,fj'I:' L 1 . -, 1v r' , - ' ,g V, if ' uw ,AQE.5f:e2':.:ffQ:.2l5fQlim !!1 ' ' I ' 55 f'l v ?-, .. . 2' L, s:f:,:1Q:.e2iff52 , -2 : K L - , ,1 1 . 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BUSH-CALLAHAN SPORTING GOODS Muws THE wonv! Posr nom cnsznuousz 9 2628 F,fN M-we , L -A ?f- - - ' ' ' ' wg, .xii H - V ,fn -2 b I MZ. l Q . f I: ' Aa: 1.-,,. .,,.1x, A X .. .- . .Mg fy 'T -9 f- '71 -, -- ' -.1l '-'rf' , - J SLIP-OVER RISLE Y'S DEPT. STORE 5 E. Washington St. Ir. 1818 USTUDIE-DUTY CUMBERLAND GARAGE Cumberland, Indiana Ir. 0562 IT'S A STEAL DlRK'S MARKET 5524 E. Washington St. Ir. 9036 STRAIGHT? IRVINGTON HOSIERY SHOP 5518 E. Washington S B1 3975 NIGHT AND DAY I IOHN DAVIS MEN'S WEAR 6935 P dl P k Ch 8787 SITTING PRETTY BLOCKER BEAUTY SHOP 6925 P dl P k Ch 0905 X P I '--' H AW I L W 4, if 5 21 772 - qg., , rj A Q g alaxy. 22215 : .L ' -' iq .-,, - ii Quan, 'Q' , ,... H ..v 1 f zuoucu? EARI.'S TEN-PIN CAFETERIA 6978 East Tenth Street SIP AND FLIP SHADELAND PHARMACY WE DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS 1016 N. Shadeland Ave. Fl. 715 FLATBUSTEU! SHADELAND SU PE R MARKET 1 6968 E. Tenth Bl. 867 NIGHT our! ARLINGTON FLOWER SHOP cAsuAL comronr! BOB MARS!-lALL'S MEN'S WEAR AND SPORTING GOODS it I , nr s m THE COMET BAG! COMET CLEANERS T 0 'X LUXURIOUS LIVING AT THE AVERAGE MANS PRICE .... IN THE 311151115 Qlnmpang BEAUTIFUL EAST GATE ADDITION 16th Sc'-cd IOU1 Siireef XVALTER E. JUSTUS - Preiidenl Bl. 4306 5055 E. Tenth Bl. 4527 The justus Co., Realtors and Builders since 1910, is opening another new addition of beautiful ranch style 2, 3, and 4 bedroom homes, with or without basements as you wish for most of the homes will be custom built, either with your plans and ideas' or ours, All homes will be of stone or brick construction. Large spacious lots. Don't hesitateg come in today for a free estimate. No obligations - Don't forget, we trade - som:-HAM! RUPP'S SUPER MARKET . Wa Ir. 9 cuxssv cmxssas! cuss' morons a.5 BEEF! BEEF! SHADELAND HARD WARE 1,2 if-6 - .L , ---te., I County quiz champs Phil Vincent, Carolyn Michel, Patty Brier, and John SBIG feast eyes on the Quiz 'em on the Air trophy following their fifth and final victory. Defeated by Warren were Cathedral, Ben Davis, Manual, St. Agnes. and Shortridge, last years cham- pions. Twenty-seven schools participated in the quiz contest sponsored by The Star and Station WIRE. Fans scream their delight as the Warren team wins in a sudden-death over- WIN COVETED QUIZ TRO PHY Quiz Coach Herrick H. Kesler and Principal C. E. Eash fondle the twenty- volume set of Collier's Encyclopedias, which was part of the reward for the year-long cramming. Sharon Binnion, not pictured above, was the team's alternate. 'I33 'ff-X 9 v 534 53' new ' 'W - Ei, E Bzcmnzivs Luck! IRVINGTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER 5456 E. Waslmingron Sr. lr. 6654 sock nov! coovMAN's snozs -r,-Q. : xg- h 5559 E, Washington St. Ir. 602 . 1 ,Y W, . A . , ,X fu Y 1 .Q ,. , 5 53,5 'LQ X5 I 135 in . 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M. to 6:00 P. M. on Friday 9:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M, on Saturday Closed all Day Wednesday 510,000 - DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. - 810,000 Wanamaker 120 Bl. 7241 5620 E Xvashmgton St BARBARA 6 'Q' 5: I' ., 4' ' ig The Life Expectancy of tone and ortar Modern Problem in 4 Preservin S S Servicing the Beautiful Student W i ' L 'W 'B 1 0 G t Union Memorial Building at PEZ . ,f El Indiana University .... . tim--,E 'fff --'- 'E' ur rea W Willard H. Myers 5 n Contractor Cl o j at A E C4 Bm dmgs I I l I x Q Write or Phone Us for Free Estimates at Anytime WILLARD H. MYERS, CONTRACTOR BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION SERVICE 122 Brick and Stone Pointing - Cleaning - Caulking - Painting - Waterproofing 6529 E. Raymond Indianapolis, Indiana Phone Hy. 3495 A TISKET-A TASKET POPE'S MARKET 8702 E Washington St. Ir. 8280 WEIGHING IN WE WASH-IT Tenth Sn. Me, 1- sr-mn! 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P V , .N yy x J X, Vu ,Q 4 ,LV L X , V V S9 :ff . ,f ' .-5 . -X is Q. 4445! gg:-. ,igvgw ENN A modern contrivance mars the authenticity of this shot at the Latin department's annual Flo- ralia, janet Williams of Queen Marilyn Limbach's court waits as King Larry Grahhorn proclaims Floralia Day. LATINS STAGE FLORALIA Mr. Fred Rodebetk returned to Warren as an administraa tive assistant after a three-and- ti-hall year alwsence. Formerly dean of hoys, he is in Charge of transportation, assists in at- tenddnce, and various other ' . administrative functions. X Phyllis Reilly and Alan Sanders are congratulated by Mr. Wallace Sims of the Christian Men Builders upon being awarded the Merle Sidener Journalism Awards at the Hotel Warren. 1 34 vw Y 1 ,,,A ,Y ,, 4,.. 4, r. ::, rf. 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X JK M3556 X K Y,--A ,I f If W WM QW WV' ff ww MVIWW IJ I W 1 I U !,f',Ll ,WMA , I! f1f 5vIyJ I I , I If If f 1 If! 6116! fl f I I J Ji ,7- me X' ffi' 4, J: ,S XVARREN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 901 NORTH FORT ROAD INDIANAPOLIS 19, INDIANA VOLUM E 25 mber, National bchuul Yearbook Assucxat on and Qulll and Scmll ,I+ N 1955 IJ 0 54544, L, 7 52' 'I,L4'Y,,f pf C ., . gp, ' A I 1 QYiwf,,fIf 3 ,y I if I ' 1 I at , I , 1 .. I A .N , ,Q ,A A -N 'X -AX: ' x J 1 ,Q N fx X .1 7 E.. Y x6,,7..5 -A ,, K Tw - M .- ' ' ii i ' f.1-egf i'i , 1 ' p TTA' 1. J ff X .5 -, 0 Z V , -,Q , ff' , . , gs 'L ,I I , if if X xt X p 1 l 'if 7 N Y ff , I c :Xxx ff' ,A 4 I - I 5 ' . 5 2 ,A , 4 , Q 1 f 1 Q Y 1 Q! ' l ' ' i f , ,. Vw. , 1 1 -. li If , iff xi' l l 1'-'i. f' Al- l i l 53 I X xc f H i ,c 5 'ii -. fe . 1 91 ,- -L . . X' - LA 3 A A . f is V i I , ' t ' ' If Q W vi ,bk l . ,.TN::,i X 2 as- f i f l L ll NJ if - , -4- x , l XX X s r 1 e ..:'- 1 e QN , , 4 if s e 1 h 'V lf, ' in A H ze 'I l xl ff ' K ' I l X, f i 4 e ,- , E . 1 + QI 1 i i , 4 lwv 1 i . it A 1 q 'i ll ' s Q. l -:Iv 1 2 i r I!! I , J 1 'il Fi l l ol ' rf 5' X sl l i . f I 1 35 1 XXX V F 7 .2 it l , iw T1 y l' . . XM This is the story-the living P X 3 V' l story--of the guys and gals who I ' 3 'x make Wfarren Central. ' I' 2 l 1 . ' Q Q . . all X Our school life seems to be l f MX 1 . . l ,.i If Q l l li it in sections. so to speak: the l l fl R l 'l underclussmen, anxiously awaiting f ' ' V 1 J i lo, H. ' ' 'i XJ . tk - l 'ill lk r it X l the time when they will be seniorsg 1 the sportsmanship and hard plziyg ,ll , i l the organizations in which they workg , Q f .54 ,4 , if S 'ix . And, in short. the things we like ' I ! A X 'i H' ,lt ' But each section is only n phase of U Wu ' ' S+. I V ' 5 ,N 4 . , ' 1 ff 1. V X the overall program aimed at pre- s X jo W ,X S pgiring us for whats uheacl, - i X, l fx i So this is our presentation , f' f ' 1 , 4 I 4--M ,L to X OU-your story-your year at I , 1 1 ' , . ' -X 7' ' ,, , , ' .. ff ff- - i. li Q ix X i XXnrren Central . . . ' X 4, 1 . , i AP j ff iif, - p. 'li rj . j jf 4 ,Q ff -' A - -3 p , U -K g T X A fy Q , ' if ,7 A -, 1 , - If X, i Nt U 2' 77 ,ff f , e fx X? A jf v X 'e K l....u, 1 7 3 df' 1 j hh 'A If exit 1 ' 1 X ' H' if X 17 7'f I, 1 1 ext A ' i , , K 1:-r?' gf t 5 -y s ,- x ' I ' ' 6 , Z f' I , ! 1 x .f 4 fi ,- , f , , - rf sf ' ' f to - ' e- l y ' New eel! An exciting, inclispensible part of every Warrenite's school life is the afternoon of Ozvl circulation, the time when all eyes search out familiar names and faces in the paper, The results of the newspapers influence and the enthusiasm of the staff for their pet were dem- onstrated at the beginning of the year when students and teachers on their way to school met an impress- ive new spotlight at Tenth Street and Post Road. The Owl had begun a vigorous campaign for the signal two years before as a result of several acci- dents at the corner. Later, others joined the Crusade, agrees Q55 Lf- L f QW. .Zi ,E A XZ A 5 Iv all Y 3151 yea Fulfilling .1 longrexisting need, Tbt' Orr! joined the ranks of three other local high sehool weeklies on No- vember l As ii streamlining measure, the paper was rea tlueetl in size to almost half tS.1ntly Phillips! t aim iifgxiair A. 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'Sf 5 1 .1 'Q 4' - Rf' 54 ' l 1 ...:-A igisigli-1 .Eg- . 5 3 1: 4:1 ' 11, -5- 9: -:K 'sy' ,ij as F, - ' Ei . ii ' - IN KIND REMEMBRANLE OF G1:'ORGli D. KliIil IiR To say he was entirely devoted to his duties as a teacher is to overlook his love for his family. To laud his capable and untiring efforts as a pro' fessional is to underestimate his outside interests and pursuits. To credit him with almost 25 years of teaching at W'arren is to exclude the thousands of evening and weekend hours he gave without com- plaint. XVhether it was an all-school musical, a game, or .1 P.T.A, meeting, Mr Keever could always be relied upon for special lighting, sound equipment, or elec- trical repairs. Through his pioneering, the audio- visual aids program grew to tremendous proportions in its value as an educational device XY'ithout his assistance in photography, Warreri's publications would have suffered immeasurably We shall miss him. h of a chance - 1dn't stand UWC Lady Goclxva wou hows in this daY and ape-ani PHY? HOPPQS S why. FADS FROM HEAD TO Feet can tell the story of the varxetl school day, mo, l l, I: E l I, ls The less there i . S the I 1 V IS jack Bartluolomewvs Ein! hive to comb, o ' , H0UYwood Burr, fearurin View The dab Of curls in front w g 3 wave Of a as th ' the Stronger Sex! e favornte among F' fx.. F- ,,,....- vw.. .V--1' .i ,,--.-, l I l l ' 1 l . l l l Q i i I r l n FOOT! i l ,Z . I 'Mme , . ' -a s l : ' - P sflii 2 l WT-V w . ':: 53fs33'+1:f v s . . H-4 - ' ' . . t-gras 3 4 I 1 Si , L. ,.,,...,-Q-'H-:,.. ,,.,, an-1-n-wg. , tp, -.'.1.i-. f,:.-7u' Oysters had L1 rough year since rope pearls be- came the leading accessory. The longer Margie Asl-:ren's beads were the more stylish she was. Although some were worn loose, most of the girls preferred to Rear them knotted. V 0 1 f 4 fl f FJ yr 'v Ql x' . l C J ll U U WJ Wu if 1 Ll' A f K ff , V D X X f J Ulf , UD ff . V V s , ' H' ' xl U' M ,V C' NVV I FEATURED IN DAILY FANFARE ' Wfm f 1,4311 .-,N l ,,,Mw ' :Q ' -Am. k kg ' , ' 1 1 ' '13 'z no--.Q ,,,' gl K' .. A .Geri - ' ,175 .2 , . vb ' Q b 1 f, ., . -4 AM. A. ' I ' y'fff,fSL11w'??Qiw.,sp-14.11-'ff IQ , 'g. .gf,,.-ff--f :, 4.'-ws. -X -fp -'f:s '? -. ' +L? A P49 H ., fm f ,... ' . 2 V L- f 1 ipgu-ry-,..g, V gem , - ff f, . U ,, -. . 'S- ' f1'fY L. '.,' N A-. F. t , Q-:fls 1 '. 'filer'- Q1 ' ' , ' is -i,..- 1.5, wg., ,Nga , ,V V . P v-rug r .T , . zffrgfw . ,-145-.-W.-, w, ,,w , y f .vw V-, . ' '- I, - f, 'fw J. . .'- 9. M yr, 1, - A,'Lj-fag' rw-.1 :- 1 A -?..,..f Boys' pants. as thexr grades, were at low C bb. 9 af: Qt S. A Em! '-A -2 ff . . Q 2 Q S S -,1f::.'1:fY -A -Y f l: ::1::EQ ' - ' f r--'- .,,... ,. ., . i:: .' E Mwvcv,-AIQVA ti m e 55'ie.,:i.'ft-515.9-I ..2,,5 1 f gf-fgu . . :fa-ae2 f-V x fa .1 UM.: if,-:i .1 51 1 gf.: V 55.5 .-Z.: ,,,3.:3+Q:5 -1- fm. ' -zu.: 4 .j 'f1':' 1 T?: l5g:y,i -V-'-, fi-fl .f V- 'f W ., bi.. ,J 2 Tal' A. . Z. V. 35925 3: .. M ' ' ,. K, WY rw' 11,-:fa-pf, .' f .51 .,..i,x.1l.. . , , .I 1. V g,,.,. , ,sf 41 . tg. A! Qvgmgil 'JN lr Q2 MMA ' wwf' I . hw' .3 -V . 42? '- ,V , 'Af. 'W4 ,:,,.f '- , . Q f - ,,. v 9 - 3 -11 J 525, V za: vs-Mew: 1+ gm, t . .., , ,,,Wy's2 'W .- J 4 . , , ,fy 1 f , W 1 f S 1. iii ' r f-'3Z- r. Oieqg at . -rnfllxmg PY ,- 1nt0 money S lots turn Shakepmaldng en SPECIAL PERSONS 8 ,, J rourf1'CY mme' AND PROJECTS Oh, gosh was all jim Crumbo could say when he was presented with an over--sized bangle pin by Mr, Freeland for raising the most money for the an- nual tuberculosis drive. ENLI V GOSSI P prevail mOms ph S' HS USual ' e ION,-do , in i-he 1 . WH at th adlesi r' - e an lrclg-A nual Mothers' V31 Sally 139656 and M CUti'nC. T ary,- ea' 056 Wan en are ' ' Hlwng th . 1, eip EN WORKDAY language in Miss Ellen Eanous is a teacher of English as a foreign A K Shrbu Secondary School in Cairo. Egypt. She visited Warren for five weeks to become acquainted with statesi-:le teaching methods. She made several talks, being very popular with the student body f culty, f ,E . L i 8 s well as the a I 'X Q E x l 1 ,. ' i 9 'W-an Nd' AA . My . -N .z 1- 111+ mf: W I Q j- 4' I ' if 'La-.ffl y 4 . 'i At Christmas time the dance was the highlight of the holiday season. lAbove5 Mr. and Il'l7'.l', Srzozvman beam with ioy as Jeannine Ramsey and Wesley Boyce discuss their plans for the evening with them. rRight9 It seems .is though the Christmas tree has caught the eyes of Bill Yarbrough and Ca- rolyn Robinson at the dance. iWW -fin W? 4, N - 5 .t. V' 1. N .... .. .. ggi. I ,, ,-'Qw-1 Q 2 2 . 'wgaff 1 ' of -t 'i The first semi-formal dance was Moon Lite Melodies. Vying, for Mr. Sandman and Mir! Stafdurl were Barham McConnell, Alan Sanders, Myrna Robertson, Bob Clay, and Sandy Phillips. Sandy and Alan reigned over the dance for the evening. 10 1 , .--fr -. on 1, ,rm 1, 944.1 1.15. 'f- F -1,4ai.j'112.s2E fz- 4. The Dorseys have nothing on Warren this year. The Down Bears rocked rheir way right inro the hearts of the student body when they played for their dances. ABCs were taught in a new manner this year - by the ABC Boogie. Billi Haley and all the other pop singers hir the jack-por on the iuke-box ar the sock-hops. v' 59 11 3 11,-,Af - .,m,i.1:-rv.-,-law-W:.:f:vrs'f:::1:2 . .of-34, 41,11 1 ,1 -1:::,.4,,f1-,,-- -. ,5V-mai.- ':'11,v:1 .,.,::,:1-gzv I . ,f - . . -Q-: + '?!:T:-:-w':,:,- ' ' 'S Q xx 1 . . argl? GFS .V -Z. if uefdliiss. w-,zz-'iw - -- 5 1, 4 g,gQj,.,g, .,-,q , .3 ,I 7:1 , cf o 1' ,QYY1 5553 92 1115- f v., 1r'- ., , , fr! In ,Y yr .1 x , - ' Q? X we Z , tl? A M an , V' Y? r- . sw ,322 2 143535 N? an 'S A '1 '36, N K' , 4 ' M z V ,SS -85? Zi vm Ib f'?'m:tx xy' 35 v .mf ,fl 'A wx f X gg r N 63, v f, , ia? 51515,-.6 0 . KQ6 's gtg, :KV 4 x A H .. Q 'wa 54926 Q M K he V117 of x . 'fy , ' Wes M fy af,-K 'K A 75 Q if .1 v- ev K - w..,n,: C -.4 ' f 5 ', igziqffi , ,f -an-do ' .,.f 4 g , 11,4 .wi ,.,' -. '49 x g ' Sw , I Q f 1, , Q 4 ,,l 9 1 ,W 1, ' V92 1 , 1 f K ,ZA v 5 1 9 'aaaml 44 - 4, 4. Q 1 .. 0 4 ff f A ' J 1 f if fr f aff f X Y f if f . , ff, fi ,, f ,, F if 1 X jf f f gm Mr 5' CW ps , ..,, .a z fx -,g h ifwf wtf if ff' X24 V. ', , fu 'jaw . V . 1 f. J:-' 2 f W ' , ,r i W of V ' ,,,- 1 r-we Chic Hedrick, Carolyn Castleman, Sharon Wells, Danny Everts, and Larry Rood The Dramatics Club presented No More Home Work, directed by Miss Wagner and the student director was Gyneth Sprunger. Bob Myers WW, W Larry Rood -W , Stella Hardwick c W,Elmer B, Ames WWMr. Lunquist L L errr, Miss Goodin Manuella DunhamW W , Mrs. Clendenning Sharon Binnion , ,W , ,WWMiss Oglivie Tom Drake W Ronnie Krieg , Carolyn Castleman Chic Hedrick r Sharon Wells , , Judy Miller, Danny Everts W jonell Koch,- Ralph Bedwell W Rosalyn Stiver Bill Chevalier W Vloyce Van Sickle ,W, ,Mr Harper , , , ,Coach Guthrie , , , cPamela Jones , W - Buzz Bailey - , , Shalimar Ames , Midge Murphy Famersham Lightly - - cTallulah Ploetz , , , Ronald Sassoon We W,Miss Dill Tick Tok cWMrs. Tatchet Chic Hedrick, Manuella Dunham, judy Miller, Stella Hardwick, tleman, Sharon c, lr? Chic He tleman. 4 5,33 f i 0 , WK . , . . 1 , sv f 1 gc f f 1 + 1 s 5 cf in av ff 41 W f fy -if W ' 2 if f ' 1 ,,,,, ,-fi ,. ,rg 9 aa f 4 far Q' ' 'V , 1 ' 1 P ' 1 1. + 4 , , ff 4 1 v 4 drick, Sharon Wells and Carolyn Cas Binnion, and Carolyn Cas K l Five hundred times, Dad! Students reap the benefits when parents and teachers get together. Mrs. Myers really pours it on to hubby joe Myers at one of the P,-T.A. meetings. PLAY AND P.-T.A. MEETINGS BRING OUT PARENTS rx .qw 'L 1 ,QX . X lg L ,fl .' Poor Mr. Kesler looks bewildered as a parent turns to polishing the apple. CMrs. William Crouse? V 1 l V V ! I 4 l l , , 1, l rv: 'pl x Y W ' 'f ' 1, -' , ' 'X la J, Y l B C 9!'llc9 lbf N, Aiwa . ,I - l L W ,A A, - ' - ,,.A .- Q w as. xx I-Formal Dance , yn , 4 pd , ., c'd'v' 44-ink' l zo ll ff .ix Ed FOI' DEC. l l N SBU-i f ,W-jp l . . Q W ' I 'Z JL 55x lxx5 A - fl-X XXX Waltz 'wnll be the name - ll N 1 , J' 1 X- k 'Xi -wx X ,x-'s annual semi-formal BV 6 fl I QN Z 'ig :lil-- ff 'X dance, December 20. Irt fix N dsl, ,wg P1 nm 8:30 p.m. to 11:30' 1 X 1 I 0 , xg DL,-KYB-BE'8,tffs, VN Z11'1'Qll'b X JA ' X S X XX wlll provide 'the music N ? 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' ul-C1-, will be the L 1 :MX 'l -M, ' yr, v -IW v' ,- X -.1 f . . I fe awrxgl v'Q1l .ilu Hill Tllfl lr , , AI! A IHC'-ll AJ- an Hen 8 iaufloners Dol 405. SITO of the O14 mm: W-.wCn.N' 'XZ K Tx :av fyzllw-1 ls yw-lgwqnvd w take you have ulcers. Want to know English dinne nys lsmmmlmf wld, X' ' 1, rw- 11. March az al-we Snare House. hal T0 d0f1b0Ul if? I '1 'P that Warrerfl ug' i- il n+fu'ly A..1':u11i:Le1,l' x's 'lll'fl5x fi'-ml varl wus laifh schools Along mth many new sm' Mildfigal wil f I-hc U.A.A., ln,-Lulocl l'-y 3 Wlll Lilllf' part ovpvmtirmg in the dems at the Semester' there also Sing fo I' Wed 1x'fa.IIL'1sLl4:1. lialj: Coxuhs, Qzmme way :Ls :he 'United Nations. A came to Warren the famous celebrity, Dorothy Ditch, better ,M . U.. . ,N HV h Y ji K thi lfl fjfflv thug llixlfk' vholen from YK amen are' ., W if 'T ' 'TE 'f 'iKTf1TTM 1 'tf::X ff 1 'f'w 'v'iM ' knmm., as,lQlVIudd,yl, whq lBf,3l1.,E,,. neaday. After enter. While striving to learn to our capacities, each of us is pursuing not only subject matter but also, of equal importance, personalized ACTIVITIES. Charley Brockman, WIRE. quizzes john Safe. Alvgut. . ., f uv-f ayhllis New J ' 4' ' Performing for Vice-President Nixon during hospital groun-l-breakin 15 pu tereniony ii T' r 1 t - The NATIONAL BETA CHAPTER is H a comparatively new girls' service club with membership open to junior and S' senior girls who come up to certain standards of achievement, service, and 1 character, The club co-sponsored school U convocations, Sadie Hawkins, Christ- '-' mas, and Spring dances. tl TRW 1. J 1 Q 's. ll I N.. i X' x . , -.sf Qu ' t ' , , . I 1 A .A 1.1 .,.. l I a ' 37545 1 1 , The officers were: Monte-en Johnson, Judy Atkinson, Arlene Hughes, Donna Myers, Donna Jo 1 Scotten,Marianne Thompson,and Jeannie Miller. Sponsor is Mrs. Harold E. Rodden. 1 4 I ' . ' zz V t. , ' , 7 .V . 1 e .. This was the first year that the IVARRENETTES were active as a sophomore service group. Worka ing hand in hand with its big sister, the National Beta, it helped in sponsoring the annual Valen- tine Tea. Officers were: Linda Prosser, Katy Combs, Jeannine Ramsey, Dee Loux, and Joy Albus, and Judy Limbach, not pictured. Mrs. Rodden is sponsor. 16 2' In 'llc TlHj':a35Tf- 1 ll ELQLIVIY-KHQDSVH 115-A,,1VlLlUll.!-. !!,uv,,ln.,sx1.L,.l...d,-sff::14xJ.f.vmix-pfrifra-.-aff E -.. '- f T' ' ' - ' T ,1 . 'z , ,i1w6..',,, - YL 1 ew: ALPHA HIeY officers, sponsored by Mr, Clevenluer, were: .lim XY'inrlle, Larry Mrller, Ill Lechner. 'IELPFUL DUTIES 1. Mnny good servrres have been performed by me ALP11,-1' H1-Y lrrblwel fm year, une uf them belng ,UINIHQ Canned fomls In A needy family. They also bonsr the NJ- nwnal Beta in Ln-spnnsnrirmg the fV:l1l'lSIHL15 Janne and the Sprung dance 5C'lllI'lA! cakes ar the games xx as one uf the prmerrs uf the HIfTxl III-Y. freshman .inll wplwrnnre boys' servue club. They also wnrlucred A clmrch-nrtenllance survey. Sponsored by Mr Dinn, ufflcers were' Fred Brewer, Bob fJSfhClI11Cl', Bill Vileesner, Ron- nie Mitchell, Dmk Lvarllner, and Bob Arm- strong. NYBKMM' i 1 by , '. Honey-blonde Sandy Phillips, senior, is all smiles after having been crowned track queen. john Prickert heaves the shot home in a top-notch performance. Coach William Glesing brings suc- cessfully to a close his second season at Warren. CINDERMEN TAKE COUNTY TITLE Track records fell right and left as the War- riors enjoyed a strong season. Top team honor wasthe winning oftheMarionCountj Champion- ship after having not seen it for two years. This was the tenth such victory in twelve years. Bob Houston, David Oertel, Jack Bartholomew, and Eddie Lech ner, winner of the annual Kiwanis Award, displayed the kind of ., bw' Q' b e'- ' Q, effort at the ColumbusARelays to win the mile relay as well as to establish a school record of 32344. Their time of 3135.2 is a new high for the local oval, too. Oertel placed fourth in the mile at the Sectional meet. r . l '5I NV? g 1, c.,. FRESHETTES, a freshman girls service club organized this year, sponsored must nf the freshman activities such as the get-acquainted party and the freshman Christmas party. Mrs. Middleton was the sponsor. Officers were: Sandra. Powell, Ann Burk. Dee Ann Tcsmbti, Margaret Huntsinluer, Pat Y-wtter. and Linda Boarsman. Y i l l 3 l l l 5 f l l i I s 1 i P I l I . l 2 l .Nj l l l F l l l' gixgrf. I l i .,.1-1 jL',N'IOR LEADERS spnnstired tt l-lallowe en party at Lumberland, helped enrull rl-I-1 members S E l for this summers work. and kept the students and parents i-f Warren Tnwnship infnrmed of the 4-H Club programs. Sponsored by Mrs, Striclter. the officers were' Maritime Hipkiss, Gary Bristow, 1 Bill l-larshbaryuer. Canilyn Schxxier, Marlnrie Chappell, Mary Frances Wilkerscwn, .ind Lharles Turn- er. The ,IFNIOR REID CROSS. under Mrs. Dod- snn, their new spnnstir, had many projects. H, They prepared .1 dinner fur the ctiunry nffi- cers and representatives, filled gift boxes, Q li 'V Q helped till an tA'L'fSE'.iS chest, made party bnx- 'JS' Q l i l es. place cards, and scrapbiwks for the Veter- ' ' '. .ins .ind Rilcy Hospitals. Ufficers uere. Judy A ,Q s , - - vs . N1 ,,- , Albus, -l.1YHC Edwards, -lerry Vtiyles, jim .. :ve ' Bruhn, Bill XVeesner, Sue Fux, .ind Bruce ,Q , x ' K Hensley n. E I jixfvf ' lf X V y I Q? '9' 're . - 1 i -1 'av f - ,l .-gr fi 1f 'e'-wee - 't V t f'tr-v 1YlT!BIYl1 v1.xxv,ri1::'1f'i11z,vf-4u.-4..N.,..f- --r-'H-f-' N-----f ,..,.,,, Y V-'.'1f.. . , . array, -.,. J la, . -.v-..- The officers of the SENIOR HI-C xverei john Kester. Arlene Hughes, Alan Burt, Judy Albus. jim Barnes, Sharon Binnion, Richie Cowan, Dorothy Robertson, and Judy Cooley rinseti 'ICE CLUBS RANK HIGH i X fl 41' I : 31: ' - em- 4, 2 , fa d! ' 44, i ' ' ii' i t I N T 5 ,.:,. .A,, .,,,, , ,... M, ,H l 4 -gin W' Officers of the JUNIOR HIYC were David Krentler, Trent Anderson, Bob Ostheimer, Steve Pyritz, and Dick Meyer. The JUNIOR and SENIOR l-ll-CQ CLUBS were spon- sored by Miss Kinnison. Their visitation committees, taking small gifts and favors that they made, went to Pleasant View and the Evangelistic Home for the aged. The members and invited guests saw a Christ- mas and an Easter movie, and the club heard several outstanding speakers '56, ., X i li IA!701'?Q Monteen johnson, senior, was student delegate to the UNITED NA- TIONS. She spoke to several groups in Marion County of her experiences in New York City. , '11 CQ IBel0u'J DIARY KEEPER Vernice Schaekel, senior, recorded the events of the school year. The record is stored in the main office, xx... .1 'fn BY CHOSEN FEW fmsikp I Y- - M. - Crouse. senior. ,idamffafl fs A I I mzlwi DAUGHTERS OF THE I AMERICAN REVOLUTION good citi- zenship award winner was Beatrice I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . , Y, -... . I ' V.-1-xv., I I' --i'l-Iw i' 'f:': Y, I -4 fw l fl'-'... Ea: I I .zz I v , f 1- I , I W I 4, s--1 3 - X ' 4 'T as' ,M , 5 FTM :W , I '-if I I , ,E y I ' --A v it BUS CAPTAINS were: Noah Stoghill, George Vansickle, Donna Druding, Betty Irwin, james Spilker, Carolyn Hendricks, Lois Troncin, Phil Vincent, Harry Shaw, Larry Holden, Janet Bless, Ruth Jensen, and Vernice Schaekel, 20 I- ' - Z-v--42 -fr-:Ti-i Q-RTW:-+1Vw.-v-fqg-qk,Lf1lvnvvfyggg'wy.Y ,gfvpeqwwxlzgyggzz as-11,5 A '--- ----- +- te TT A-1 9+-'ev-f 'J' 1 .. ,. REPRESENTED WELL W sm, -my I I I I I ir? , - Gary' SEMOR , - ff rs We' , COU ' I ENT COLNCIL o gceim warm' The-, Monteen Joh NCIL members 5.1 . high STLD i 11-win, HU I mailed Ioyc Hson, Ed L A ly Robert lumor K 'k Tutl-LSYQLAUIB '1 as well as M E' FOf6man M echnef- YVe Simi Don K Wetherald' Mi 6 senior hi?-h Couno ' Qrisor. MY- Hafml' Atkinson helped My Andffson WS Boyce' PHUI Wf 'mg worked with the Mined forces. 5? s Brom. Sponso rhe seniors Pla!! alter Justus, ani right, alumni in F' Alfa Th,-, then' Comm L Judi' Owls to mPSon, 6'nC6menr and ton. 534, A - ..f 'E-5,3.:::J ,Q ,J - ,K We ours il ink ' l f . 1 ,, Z Y 1 , .- 43 f in I l 1 all 1. 'I 'Hifi rr. I . 2 ' 'il' Q f- , A '- gr :QI ' A 1 , ' 5 Q in J I I Ci i s sitat FUDFNT Cm. Us I - 5 -I STUDENT COUNCIL representatives were elected from also presented the United Nations assembly. Senior high each ofthe homerooms. They sponsored the Moonlire Mel- officers were: Jeannie Miller, Carolyn Michel, Pat Kenley, odies, semi-formal dance, last fall and the sock-hops after and Jim Wintlle. the ball games. This group, sponsored by Mr. Hamilton, BAND COUNCIL members Gary Gray, Fred ORCHESTRA COUNCIL members were: For- Cutler, Jack Little, Dave Krentler, and Judy rest Simmerman, Jeannie Miller, Linda Pal- Miller admire the new bass drum. Sponsor, mer, Tyrll O'Neill, Rebekeh Randall, and Sam Mr. Havens. Carter. Sponsor, Mr. Snavely, --v I1..,...42f, X-I ,QUI A . L , lun Rf' L, ' QA-- 5 Ms? If ff? md! The SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY undertook a tremendous project this year in trying to in- form parents and others in Warren Township , about our schools, enrollment, buildings, and , .ggct 4 x-.. ,-,.N,, p 9, 1 A the expected building needs. They had their B O' annual induction ceremony and picnic. The -zg:::1z're'f' .1 , ,QL officers were: Joyce Foreman, Barbara McCon- 5 nell, jim Walter, and john Sare. Mr. Thomp- --.rnrp k ff-f' E son was sponsor. ,. . it .. it P T T it aff f W' - Q.. -:sr ,: ' 'IE :F 6252555 Ji. . A 48 THOSE WHO STRIVE T . ff' -1- . .xX QI lLL AND SLROLL is the international honor society for high school your- nalists, The chapter celebrated its Silver Anniversary this spring. One ol the services the club performed was to put out sports programs at some of thc home hall games. They brouglmt professional newspaper persons in to speak In the journalism Department Officers were Sandy Phillips, Myrna Robert- son,.1ntl Marilyn Strodtman Sponsor was Mr. Kesler, 22 I-11 --fe ' we-Q-1 -.ilu rf- 1--51-2:1-:ur - A---Y .-.- ......ai.--a.,-... 'V ...wee .-... ,.,.w:f-..1r 5fy-,S ' -c - 42 . 7 fr , .,f,..4 - A.z'-.ffl ' 'Ls t--' - 4-'H-fl The JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY, sponsored by Mr. Cooper, sold United States savings stamps and had their annual induction and picnic. Officers were: Trent Anderson, Bill Darosett, Rita Tidd, and John Beary. F' . Nw 1 U N of 1 R 22 KCHIEVE ARE REWARDED ACCURACY CLUB is the club for second year typists who have typed five min, utes without error. Sandra Thompson, Leda Pierce, Myrna Cochran, and Reba Perkinson, seniors, are the members with the highest speeds. Miss Hicks is sponsor. 23 S, CHOIR members were: S, Wells, G. Tobias, J. Bright, G Sprunger, P. Edmunds, D, Veteto, B. McMinn, F. Hoppes, M. Dillman, B. Clyngenpeel, 1. Smith, P, Koch, -I. Chis man, M. Thompson, D. Sagen, M. Rogers, M. Fowler. Ser and rout M. Haymaker, F, Steinkemp, A. Hempfling, J Coleman. VI. Albus, D. Myers, S. Hardwick, R. Perkinson, C. Edwards, R. Doughty, M. Prickett, D. Dicks, S. Wilker- son, J. Koch, S. Gold, VI. Underwood, D. Smith. Third mu' M. Shircliff J. Beary, B. Weesner, T. Wetherald, R, Harris, B. Miller, R, Hedrick, R. Welling, A. Cole, H, Snyder, F. Brewer, J, Bruhn, E. Moulis, L. Brothers. Fourzh rout J. Dake, D. Kassen, R. Virt, C. Sullivan, R. Taylor, D. Oertel. R. Crumbo, D. Haley, A. Burt, G. VonSpreckelson, D. Wil liams, H. Boren. Here they sport new stoles. Sponsoring an all-school convocation for the first time the entire Music Department was enthusiastically received by its audience, all six grades. The program was made up of each of the music groups offering their best. x MADRIGAL Members were: B. Ostheimer, j. Underwood, J. Dake, S, Wells, B. Welling, J. Koch, A. Cole, D. Veteto, H. Snyder, G, Tobias, and jim Bruhn, not shown. They were on television in October and made abmut fifty guest appearances during the year. Mrs, Fowler is the sponsor. ..-,.f, P 134114-atfj' -v..........,., mv GIRLS' CONCERT CLUB members were: Stough, M. Miller, VI. Webb, A Burk, VI. Fox, VI. Brier. L. Tash, P. Parrish, A. Wkiempner. -I. McGuire, S. Rom ans, J. Parks, R. Cautlell, D. Stuvel, M. Davis, K. Ernst B Runyan. and B. Boy er. The group is sponsored by'Mrs. Betty Fowler. I25 ACTIVE IN VOCAL GROUPS E9 19: P The Girls' Concert Club and the junior during the Christmas season. 25 Choir carolecl on the Monument Circle JUNIOR CHOIR members were. M. Fraizer, C Pierce, S. Silvers, G. Faulkner, W. Tarr, N. Mont- gomery, 1. Madden, 1. Perkins. Second mai M. Britt, A. Acord, W. Tucker, 1. Redman, B. Duncan, N. Free, 1. Wyant, J. Williams, R. Chambers. Thml rout D. Wright, S. Drenkut, D. Hazlett, C. Sharp, F. McDougalle, B. Irwin, B. Summers, B. Roesner. Fourfh rout j. Thompson, J. Adams, L. LuMere, B. Campbell, W. Hallenback. P. Douglas, C. Nichols. and M. Riley. an .., ,, W, A.. Q , I .L A ., ,Q,,,.::, f I Q A Ni Q.: Q33-asf s, . ', '.,. - , sv,,:ss.,,: .214 3 ' H .T .',,' ., w -' K v-'- -f -- '-iii.. ca:..v....Qw 1 I MUSIC PLAYS A i 1 I i BAND members really stepped high this year, sporting their new capes. Mon- ey for these capes was raised through the efforts of the Parent-Teachers Associ- ation, the Gwl, and the band members themselves. This group entertained Bl various events: home football and basketball games and the Eastside Communi- ty Hospital ground-breaking ceremony. Other special activities included the County Band Clinic at Lawrence, Solo and Ensemble contest, and a trip to Elk- hart. Serving the school this year as they played for the Dramatics Club play and the annual mother and daughter Valentines Tea was the ORCHESTRA. They were a part of the all-state orchestra, which performed before an enormous au- dience during the state teachers' convention, The group made guest appearanc- es in Sullivan and Linton. 26 f A ,071 2 I Front mir, left: Linda Palmer, Tyrll O'Neil, Forrest Simmerman, David Fowler, Nancy Vincent, Pat Cordrey Mary Lou Darenger, Rebekah Randall Serond ron: Sara Carter, Karen Meek Gary Gray, Alan Murray, Cynthia Mc Gahan, Carolyn Castleman, Marilyn Hinshaw. Third row: Fred Cutler, Ruth -lensen, Evelyn Procter, Judy Miller David Haley, Larry Stevens. Fourth row: Phyllis Totten, Kay McCullough Nancy Updil-ce, David Krentler, jean nie Miller, Mr. Snavely, Danny Sim merman, and Lawrence Simmerman A 7 .,,,..A Y. . nh' S re Vg ,Q 4 A Y W 1 i wt-- .a:'t.... Ji.:--Q., Z' s -?' 4Z'Z'?T m JET 7? H -rf fllayorettei. Dolly Rogers, Susie Perkins, Marilyn Haymaker, Harlene Privetre, Judy Brier, Patty Brier, Polly Doorne, Joyce Maddox. Donna Jo Stotten, Kay Alspach, Sandy Smith. Front mu: Carlagene Plummer, Mike Gamble, Joyce Nolte, Sara McClarren, Kay McCullough, David Collier, Jim Spilker, Hillman Evans, Gary Ruble, Joyce Maeda, Peggy Hannah, Carolyn Castleman, Diane Vfolfe, Jerry Fink, Alan Murray, Larry Rood, Gary Gray. Second mir: Ed Doty, Jim Foy, Mike Fitch, John Rusche, Don Christman, Jim Snodgrass, Ken Carson. Jerry Red- myer, Ed Brown, Cynthia McGahan. Nancy Updike, Phyllis Totten, Benny Pinnick, Ruth Jensen, Don Miller, Jack Little, Fred Cutler, Tom Lawrence. Third rout Dave Weber, Evelyn Proc- tor, Judy Miller, Beth Procter, Dave Krentler, Francis Urbain, Paul Brown, Gary Erickson, Bill Chevalier, Dave Haley, Jerry Steele, Larry Stephens, Da' vid Bell. John Spilker. Not shown: Bob Wood, Janet Writt, Roselyn Sliver, John Mcvffhinney. Don Kassen soars over the crossbar in a practice run COUNTY CHAMPS 440-Bob Houston ....,. ...... 5 1.6 Ed Lechner ....,,...,... ......,.. 5 4.2 Shot Put-John Prickett o,...,. ....... 4 5' 9 Pole Vault-Bob Arnold .Y,,.,,.,.,..,,. .,... 1 O' 10 High Jump-Darrell Jacobs .YY,,,,......... 5' 1116 K Holds school record-6' ?fg J fHolds track record-5' 101., J Mile Relay-Lechner, Oertel, Bartholomew, Houston .,.,,,,, ,...... 5 241.8 Bob Houston demonstrates the technique that made him lead in the 440-yard dash at the Sectionals. His time, 51.3. He had run it earlier in 50.7 to boost the school and track records. Bob was recipient of the Walter L. Mowrey Award. 127 DRAMATICS CLUB staged a play, skits, and pantomimes for programs, had movies on theatricals, a speaker from Civic Theater, took field trips to the Civic Theater and-dra- matic festivals in other schools, and had a party for its members. Officers were: Judy Miller, Jonell Koch, Sharon Wellsx and Chic Hedrick. Sponsor was Miss Wagner. 1' A l ii AGR' . l .!-,,- ANY PURSUE HOBBIES Every CIVIL AIR PATROL member holds a rank or title. They earn one credit M a year through studying aviation subjects and theory of flight. N CAP M V 4,11 ui N A J ' 7 k ,,- 1 X2 ,.'. .7 rm i 2 z , A o , Wig, 'Eff Y 'V Q., 3, The C.A.P. members took a field trip to Allison's Weir-Cook Air' port, and a flight at Sky Harbor Airport. Sponsors were: Mr. Dinn, Mr. Turner and Mr. Jeffers. E. Richter, N. Bussell, K. Tolsen, R. Askren, V. Edington, B. Stro- bel, P. Cordrey, J. Beary, D. Mc- Clure. un-. 7.7, Y Z, , bv-'--Tr:-1-4171. Q A7-.. -f-v-Q fee!-. -fjf:.g,L:-:n ' - 4'1f.,...j,3q:.-.,,,-v M1 '? . C':'Bi1.Ax.:-'M' V qv, The SPANISH CIRCLE is a club for anyone who is interest- ed in the language and in fur- thering good relations between the United States and the Pan- Arnerican countries. Officers were: Charles Buchanan, Mon- teen Johnson, Jane Ross, and Ar- lyne Heckart. 'Sur HROUGH SCHOOL CLUBS 1, . J Y ggv i A -'t' :' 3 ' lf. g '-Q: -. 1' 4 A -if ' x e ' t W . l f ! 1 , I is ll f A x t ,. The PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB was small but indis- pensable. Two members, jerry Grabhorn and Paul Wright, took shots for publications and others. They took pictures of the grade school classes in the town- ship in order to be self sufficient. Sponsors were Mr. Keever and Mr. Qualls. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA is a new club this year and started off with a bang. They sponsored a speak- er for those interested in teaching as a career, National Edu- cation Wfeek here, and presented a public address program. Some attended the stare meeting in Bloomington. Officers werei Carolyn Michel, Arlyne Heckart, Sharon Wells, Ca- rol Brunner, Anna Dell Dorn, Bill Miller, Larry Grabhorn and Sharon Binnion. Mrs. Siebert was sponsor. s l FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. backed by local ad- xiertisers, distributed calendars to Warren Township fam ilies. They attended many field days and appeared on tel evision. Officers were: Bill Shank, Sam Shank, William Harshbarger, james Ross, Gary Bristow, and Roger Myers Mr. Hayes was sponsor. LESSONS ARE TAUGHT FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA was sponsored by Mrs. Beeson and was headed by Gloria Carter. Other officers werei Anna Dell Dorn, Arlyne Heckart, Carolyn Michel, Vernice Schaekel, Janice Marshall, and Gail To- i1.....l.' .. .e -f- ...-.E - .. if-1 --.1 - i - -ff' bias. They attended the district and state conventions, had a Christmas party, and the junior and seniors toured the home show while the sophomores visited President Harri- son's home. 'ffm '-- ' Q- -ff -4. ga he H f ,ga-.ez-xf,.,,s'g,,ef5: ,M i g,?,,3-i The DR1VERS'CLUB'S duty is to promote safe driving among teen-agers, During the year, this organization saw films and heard several law officers give their advice on Y EXPERIENCE The GIRLS' ATHLETIC let for much of the girls' sporni they enjoyed were ming, and tumbling. The ASSOCIATION provides an out- exrra energy. Some of the many soccer, softball, basketball, swim- officers were: Carol Boyerw Ruth Jensen, Carolyn Michel, and Nikki Byard, the club being sponsored by Mrs. Huston. .44 1 N 'YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH' mug,-, A s.. 'if-as The job of the NEWS' BUREAU is to send publicity of Warren to the city and county newspapers. They inform the people outside of our school of the various projects the classes and clubs sponsor. Advised by Mr. Kesler, the staff consisted of Beatrice Crouse, Phyllis Reilly, Donna Myers, and Gyneth Sprunger. ' 'xx 'V' sv-- -...hm .5-Q-.s Members of the OWL staff werez Judy Albus, head proofreaderg Sandy Phil- lips, page-three editor, Phyllis Reilly, feature editorg Patty Brier, managing edia rorg Marilyn Strodtman, ad managerg Janice Marshall, librarian, Judy Cooley, exchange agent and distribution manager, Donna Long, page-one editorg Alan Sanders, sports editor, and Sally Knuckles, editor-in-chief. Mr. Kesler was ad- viser. 32 me-af safe f -f-:ver chaff- M H WPA 1 ll. . .V fa ie ' -' .f B t W K' 73 l X' ff, ti' . . B. A - f W, 'W ' ililld l C' xx ff' X X r' JI IL, f 1 i l l if K L. J Q V it s -f X 2 7 5, 0 I x U f g Q 5 L? r ' Q V - , , I Artist - j. Saladino f'N J 1 Photographers - P. Wright fm. 3 and vl. Grabhorn Activities - H. Robertson 1 1 and M, Strodtman W N. Q - EDI TOR S iw' Us C? '--.W-' 1 mg 4 Senior Edit P, Reilly 1 A D. Sagen J. Foreman Subscriptions Editor B. McConnell s a l ' lf. vw., ' x B I . ll ' X X I . t ,. My ,,,.,, lf Q is P A ,., 1 fl U ?f'!. ,f' my . I f . A ll lm. U,,, . H -. 'lwwfwqw Box -' P l o xl Teacher Editor I . l J. Cooley -ll D Q , ...T V Z! 0 Q I Feature Editor A,- Y i- , 1'- ' Auditor fx ' . 1 Q S' Beese , 1 1 ll F H Underclassman Editors Q 3 134 1 ' Oppes L. Richardson i n if and P. Davis ' , Q? i ' . J ni-M, .5 ,- I 'V ,f if . A. . ' Q -5 ft B' -1' . . .r .e . B A 3 - l i7',,l,ztnX' X W in ':Qlf.j-I ,V l X Sports B. Myers and H. Hurt X 4 I xl K ' 'WG 76 K 4 s kj f -Q Ad Staff - J. Atkinson 1 N 3 .,., B. She-wmon, J. Sulgrove 0- 33 X s-f CAN'T D0 WITHOUT COOKS: Mrs. Kathrine Rusche, Mrs. Edith Graham, Mrs. Esther Myers, Mrs. Katherine Turner, Mrs. Mary Von Sprecklesen, Mrs. Geneva McGammon, and Mrs. Nerlra Brammer. iw' L, iFI5TlfRI.Al WORKERS. B. Blackwell, D. Meredith, C. kins, M, Riley, B. Ross, J. Romans, B. Irwin, and M. Rog- Baker, H. Slniw, C.. Fergusun, YI. Shaw, N. Muntgomery, J. ers. Burnley. ul. -letters, R, Smith, C.. Stratler, B. Burnley, VI. Per- f '. ' 'Q X. 4 ' r if 'f 1 ll . f ' . . ' ' ' 5- E ,, t.iL STODlANS: A u g u s t ' ' X fi l Pantle, Harry Blank, John Q S f Schumacker, Charles Al' ' J len, Charles Pape, and Ernest Brirn. t :.- f fi X.. , i x 4. . -'X f i WOMEN CUSTODIANS: R Mrs. Wiese, Mrs. Brim, and Mrs. Mackey. ss, N 5 Y mi-in-sl. 1 , W n ,A ' ' -nr' - r -me ...age-+14 -aafffd - -J--5.-af . --L ff - .J --'f 'T '-' 4 ,LZ-25.r:.. 'TXT'-a.54I.i..aL nr..-r's.gqi.Au.1lii THESE HELPING HAND f f- ziwfzefff-e'.:i's'ifv - . Y K '45, 1- -W.- ,QP 41 1 rv- .Qt-lm, 'Q -Yal e-Q ye M Q wie M in .f if , 1- 1 ' sr i A . T A S- -'H 6- E -as dw .Fe ,. f' - ' ma' P- 3, ' y 'Q' 'T' ev- 'S Y -A . . f gay i 'l. Nw?-' . -,MN -ss-. T ,Q - :sc an - Q f stir. T jf. .sf 4- ' - 2 ' 'E A . . W , x .1 k , 5' f Fx ,. ,.,, ,. . - - V' 5 a I B a .,,, -. ' f , D 'f Q K K Z ii: X . .1 am I t V 'M ' ' -. ' A Ai 5 ' '.'. Q F 13 l .. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: M. Runner, M. Strickler, K. Stewart, C. Michel, D. Keeling, M. Coch- ran, S. Wells, P. Schmidt, B. Proctor. Seromz' mir: H. Hughes, M. Huber, N. Meyer, B. McMinn, A my Y V P. Totten, R. Perkinson, M. Wimer, M. Campbell. Front mzv: B. Crouse, C. Edwards, E. Manning, A 65' C ' ' S. Thompson, K. Barker, j. Ross, P. Clevenger, M. Anderson, and P. Cook. r- . 5. Mrs. Deer CASHIERS' S. Osborne, j. Sykes, D. Myers, L. Stuart, G. Sprunger, rl. Marshall, and B. Fisher. NURSE AND ASSISTANTS: C E Castleman, E. Wilson, M. Hip V ,., ,I glrri F kiss, R. Doughty, B. Watkins, ' Q L1 P-,XZ r Mrs. Tavlor, and M. Warren QM 1 Tidd L Rod A Litz ' Steinkemp, A. Fox, and V. Schaekel. 1 ' ki-4.,,s BOOKSTORE A'I'1'ENDANTS: - R. ',.O, . ',F. 1? Ag 1 ,-1L,..J -Kaufma- -.. ---' - E-4 Mrs. Eash 35 ' -1 ,.. if wif ADMINISTRATORS KEPT BUSY WITH PROFESSIONAL DUTIES Awakening the public to the prob- lems of a growing school popula- tion was the biggest headache this year to MR, C. If, EASH, principal. Along with this project were many figures to be compiled, charts to be made, and panels and talks in which he and Mr. Donald B, David- son, trustee, presented these facts to interested groups. Reassigned as supervising principal of Warren Township, Mr. Eash's duties include not only the admin- istration of Warren Central but also supervising the seven local grade schools, As chairman of the lrvington Ki- wanis Clubs Vocational Guidance Committee, Mr, Eash was responsi- ble for the publication of the book- let, Be Ready In flleel Your Em- ployer, which was compiled to pre- sent to east-side youth the qualifi- cations that employers expect of them as well as the opportunities offered for jobs by local business and industry, He has also served as president of the Schoolmens Club and Seconda- ry Principals Association of Indi- ana Mr. Eash is active in the Y.M.C.A., being a member of the board of management .ind the centennial committee Graduate work has been taken at Columbia, Purdue, University of lllinois, University of Chicago, and Butler University. i I l I l l Whenever counseling with a boy, or even a girl, it's not unusual to find him with a friendly hand on his shoulder. MR. RALPH CLEVENGER, vice-prin- cipal and dean of boys, is always ready to listen and make suggestions. He has become a special friend of many. His guidance is not confined to the school, however, for he regularly teaches an adult Sunday School class with an enrollment of 325. As chairman of the Committee of Management, East-Side District of the Y.M.C.A., he has been in- strumental in the purchase of land near Tenth and Shadeland for the construction of a Y building. He is also active in the Central Branch of the Before taking the position as dean of boys, he coach- ed the Warriors' basketball team for fifteen years. He is a life member of the Marion County Coaches Association and a twenty-year member of the Indi- ana.Coaches Association, being president of the local group four years. Familiar to all is the expression Ask Mrs, Rodden. She'll know. And MRS. MYRTLE M. RODDEN, vice-principal and dean of girls. usually does know the answer to problems or where it may be found. Keeping attendance office routine as well as cafe- teria operations running smoothly are tremendous tasks, which she has performed well. One of the high honors Mrs. Rodden has accom- plished is that of being state president of Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary organization for women teachers, for the past two years. She is also civic and public relations chairman for the Marion County Classroom Teachers Association, This year Mrs. Rodden fulfilled one of her fondest hopes. She was asked to collaborate with Dr. Clif- ford Froelich, University of California, in the revi- sion of his college text, Guidance Services in Small- er Schoolsf' For years Mrs. Rodden has headed Warren's guidance program. Recently there was published in the I7ZdizZ7ZL1 Gzzidmzce Bzfllelin an ar- ticle written by her about the schools guidance. -kg ,,.--. 29 ,Q -53. R T. Hatcher R. Faulkner B. H. Hurt I I W Gr? aa. . ' X X R. Hartman Ronnie Hartman proved to be a fine regular pitcher and Larry Minnich catcher until a head injury during the county tourney prevented Minnich from finishing the season. Terry Hatcher was elected captain while Alan Sanders was named most valuable player for the Kiwanis Award. 128 Darosett D. Runyan ln a hard-fought season with only four victories chalked up, the Warriors found solace in drubbing Howe for the first time in their baseball rivalry. The entire squad worked hard with the sophomores dem- onstrating terrific talent. Ronnie Mitchell pitched the bulk of the Howe game, while h'e and two other sophomores, Ronnie Faulkner and Bill Darosett, belted in three of the four home- runs of the season. The other homer was collected by Harry Hurt at a strategic point with Broad Ripple, driving in four runs. But the Rockets were too powerful. H. Hill A. Sanders XS f . Q - - I B. Yarbrough SEASON PLAY Washington Lawrence C. ...... Manual ......... Shortridge ........ Greenfield ........ Ben Davis ......,. 'Decatur C. ........ 'Lawrence C. ...... Howe .......... Zionsville ........ Broad Ripple ....... Cathedral .......... Howe ........... Decatur C. ........ Won 4 'County Tourney W 2- O O- 1 5- 3 ...10- 3 3-23 7- l 2-ll 3- 2 7- 2 ...l6- 6 ...l9- 8 6- l 3- 4 8- 6 Loft 10 .w. -.1 .' :ff ' . fi? . , 'fff I ,. 355' I Il i I -I . :,,Q MW. I : If 557 -'A, .1 ' 1-. arf Q I MR. EDWARD C. MRS. WANDA MISS FLORENCE BALDWIN BEESON CALDWELI. Commerfe Home Er. Englifh Member Member Member Nat'l Ed. Assn Incl. Home Ec. Assn Nat'l. Ed, Assn f I ' .1.., . , . 'A' . , 1., I . 3 ., . Q Q ,,,. .5 ,V -1, f .:..' rg gf .xggzigzvgg-,,g.1 . , MR. S. EDWIN MRS. THELMA MRS. MARY COOPER CREECI-I DAVIS fllath fllurit' Librarian Member Member PFOHA Chaifmflfl Natl Ed. As5'n. Phi Peta CO- Lib. Tech. ,4 .,,, 4 :gl MRS. HARRIETT CLARK Reading Prim. Supt. Wallace St. Presby f fw . My Wm- ' . Wy, .......,. as fl if 1 MR. I. E. DINN Math Member Nat'l. Ed. Assn. 3 '- fi. ,yy f --:YQ 9 ' MR. DON T. CONNERLEY Shop Sec.-Treas. Ind. Indus. Ed. Ass'n 5 I I: ' 1 5 If, A, . vf-.. Ki, Ile., PI lf' MRS. LOURENE DODSON Home Er. Member Natl Ed. Assn ni. f MISS MAR-IORIE FORSYTI-I Sofia! Sludzer Capt. Military Govt., Army -ma I MRS. BETTY FOWLER Mun: Member Sngma Alpha Iota .i:.M... fm kv fb .2 5'EKg' vm.-5 if- Ar the faculty Chrlstmas party, persons whobc bnrthdays are ln December were honored: Mr. Hayes, wludy Porter, Tom Havens' Mrs. Hanger, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Porter, and Scott Seatut. XJ'P'.- .Tf .i2- lS'.T - Z At the first all-school convocation sponsored by the Music Department, Mr. Freeland ioined Danny and Lawrence Simmerman in the bass string section. ...fi I , Q .. .A-1+ ,Qi .-yi' 1 i? wig! Y . ,, WQL Q 4. i, Q' -f Q? ac. Wa' if , X Q 43 , , X 5.6390 1,4 4 ,e ei It I 1 V A XX . . I vw MR. WILLIAM MR. PAUL MRS. LOLA GLESING IIAMILTON HANGER Social Szudiey Math Commerce Member Member Member Nat1'. Ed. Ass'n. Nat'1. Math Teach. Delta Kappa Gamma . ' fri A .il ,Q .V 1 pf I I I NX -. Y I I MR. JOSEPH v. Miss BESSIE MR. JOHN HAYES HELMBOCK HERKLESS Agriculture Reading Shop Member Prog. Chair. Member Voc. Ag. Teach. Ass'n. Co, Eng. Teach. Nar'l. Ed. Ass'n. V 1.-'11 . . wx5,,.,,,.M 'ffizl Yr Vs fax I with I JA' 4, . 'Wi I' A 2 I' ...,V 1.1 QQ? 1 ..:. t. ...,.. I E-1.55131 if 1 MR. HAROLD MR. RUSSELL FREELAND GLADDEN Div. Education Social Sludief Member Member Cent, Ind. Div. Ed. Ind. St. Teach. Assn. , ' -ie. M Q ,gsm Q -'fs-. . I v f.. ' 3 .ur - . . .iTLLff'JitZ5'K 3? 1- 1 MRS. MARIETTA MR. CECIL I-IASSELBRINCK I-IAVENS English Mum' Member Member Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. Ind. St. Teach. Assn. I I, I .. ' N ' Z Q. A . . rw .. .. . :tif , . . r V it 12? , r W .- 'W' . 1'-X, 1' f ' '1 a .- Y . ' A .. if Q ' .- IJ 1- mn.. K... . 'N V f' MISS LCKILE HICKS Commerce Member Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. 3a MRS. BARBARA HUSTON Playxical Ed. Teen-age Spon. Irv. Presby. 39 ,W ff rw CIF' MR. LEONARD ....,,, ' if , ' 4 ' M- '-fg,ZcZg..,.. m -.f Tub. ,sm 15 X ,',,7 .55 Nw: 1: er fi ,, , vw ,M ,W . . t 'Jw v I MR. HERRICK H. 2 JEFFERS KESLER Social Studie: Publicationt Adzfirer Member Pub. Chair. Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. Co. Teach. Ass'n. Zi? -- .' If 'zfg 1.5-sv.. 'f'3f5'Q' 4 . 'fig ..,- ,,.,. 1 Y' F ,, VM Ig 2 A -. ' i'1 klylllfy' fi . s w '1 e we 'fr 1 QF? I'- W 2325 ' ...... , -,:-.V , pg. , 1. ,. b ,. n, , ,.,..,. . I Jfi- M- .: 'I 'MMP 41 Q7 ' 1-M' T I . 'I ' J'-. IK If eq MRS. ELIZABETH MR. JOSEPH E. MIDDLETON MUELLER Science Math Member Off. Board Member Irv. Meth. Kappa Delta Pi r ' r ,V iwwx e . 19 . Tw -A 1 X 43 . P5- -,...., .... I I I W X ,. wwf' .N I . m ' ' MR. LOLA MRS. VERA PENCE PETERSEN English Engfixb Member Member 40 Beta Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. , n ., up . . rs 55 Q 1 N Si - -ff:-4 U Mmm . . f ffl' p 1 'M' .. -fr1:1if1::-'- .fre-V if ,ji ,pf ,I xvwef 2.5 .14 ,,, 1 . 4, 11.5, -I I' 1 , I m 422f25Sx?Af4 MISS CLEO MR. WILLIAM C. KINNISON LOWES Foreign Language Safely Health Twp. Rep. Member Co. Teach. Ass'n. Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. f .. ..., I ' 1,2 I. +I' 325, , ge ..' . . - I .- I E 2 .,:' I A 5 I ..-' MR .HOWARD R. MR. HERMAN NOE NOLTE Science Drizfer Education Member Member Phi Beta Kappa Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. I - ' -.-,-.,-.:. t . -. 1 N,- I 1 'T V. 'r ff. MR. JOHN MR. WILLARD PORTER QUALLS Shop Science Member Member Ind. Indus. Ed. Ass'n. .- 7 W L ,-,L -L H ....f.. ,.,.A., ...Z f-1' --- 1-we 1-H f..- femur- ... 4- .gg-- - r Nat'l. Sci. Teach. ...-.. 1-2 xg... - 1-A.xwQ...x-f . QE- ' ' YW... 'F '1 Z Y 13, ..f I X if f .aah '13 35' MR. ROBERT MEYER Social Studiet Member Ind. St. Coaches J I 1 t ,..-ww. . - 6:11 .fw . ..-r - . I .,., .1 . E MR. ELMER ' PATTEN 5 Mall: I Member I Nat'l. Ecl. Ass'n. i -Q.-4 R: '- V' .-x. - f Q, MRS. LOUISE RISER , Social Studie! 1 Comm. Member 1 Zeta Tau Alpha -LL K ilk ,. I- BCG' I-S as lf 2 X E. O ggefv' fu 4' M ,,.I,fw-1-gb gag A M , Y. My. I. .:,- 'T .sf-fa 4 ...--A-'V' ja! , ' - i , A 1 ' : : fx 1 E A A A A ff f if fl ,. MR. WENDELL MRS. LUCILLE MRS. MAUDE MRS. BERNICE MR. HERBERT ROBERTS SAYLOR SIEBERT SMOKER SNAVELY Safety, Health Health Art Englirh Mari: Activ. leader Member Legis. Chair. Member Member Cumb. Bap. Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. Delta Kappa Gamma Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. Ind'p'ls. Phil. Or ' fre, . .: ,. , fl QQ z Algal.. u '1 -X' . ., ' - K if H , f .llz 5 . 2 .1 F ,ffw , f E- ff Mfr M V -W an v - . , 3 ,-.- 'a if K , . .-,. 42 'V ' I , 'E ' , . '12 R A -'-'. X MR. CLYDE MR. ROLLAND MRS. ANNA MR. LEON MR. JOHN SPEARS SPRUNGER STRICKER THOMPSON TURNER Shop Science Home Ec. Government Math Chair. Sun. School Supt. Member W. C. Bldg. Rep. Member l0dUS- AHS, CO- TCH-Ch. Cumb. Meth. Am. Home Ec. Ass'n. Co. Teach. Ass'n. Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. 55,1 -' if A, MISS MARY MISS MOLLIE MR. VAUGHN K WAGNER WARD WOOD V ' 4 Englixb Englilh Alblenc Dingo, ln a guest appearance, before the Cnvnl Arr Member Member Old Bethel Meth. Patrol Squadron, Mr. Leonard Jeffers dem- Sigma Tau Delta Nat'l. Ed. Ass'n. onstrates some flying techniques. 41 3. pulp i WX W 4 JH - .. -f am STAFF iff Z , ZX 4 Qi of this seasoxfs sec-I fx l ? X i X K i fl .. A Q N f . 2 - I 4, Y ,' xx heir basketball rival- gg K . ,Zf - fmuh, I X then. Tickets will be R K, R 6 --X , f Q gate. 'Y' X' If -. E - ' ' ' I 2- xf , Z Q . H, I reserves were scrim-I . f!f!:fQ I V , X if ii f gi i x : 2 Cf' - W Ii ,X -in , ', '5,g::2:,z-::::i Ms' e - ,B e 3 9 ,W -I . .- me tx le for a rebound un-i 1 4 . ,fx , 'f lj ' Y ' ' 1 . , i ,1 1,-,Z QM E il f'---4 iifxfsiyssf 2 .. W - i. ffiwff x Y' ' X- as ii . I . A ' I f' fi ' -' 6.m.fli',f, , 5 I fi re, either being re- .tu X y Cfizfl-,q,-wlff QQ K i Varsity player or just S ' id 3: nag, ' Z li 2, : f S ' M - 1 . ' habit, said, Excuse Q A i x X L ' . gl HC Ili f 'Z l Q ' l uVf 2f,'!Q l' xx , ' 1 stressing free thro-.v , , N'a!14, lj'I I Q Q 'ix 5 'ly as much as any- X ii L X ' M - jf il ' practice these days. I' X . 65' ' ' fl Q? v I A J mmon for a team to ' J K ,- n ' Q49 , .f B 4 5 ff. I , 35 to -10 a game with . 'X If - . 6 f Z fl s rule. Warren Coach , 4' . I 2-'Eff' f '4 1, . Vx Q i' has his boys shoot Q X . A y 1' - - -, shots f-very practice, gqesis Sly, ileighi Staiegy lu fxdui-zixig, iw :ieiiiti lily' Smith, ci cflosi' l-fii2,4l:l,' liuislgwtiualf, to :luis '11 Tig- Hui ill!- cif 'V1lQQ'C'4flU'liSu on ctuei' iizislwhzill. 'wx i1-f- tins 1 .K . ,L,. c ,... u stop dribbling. you i tw si-f--'iiwrez the mounlius. Al- nr man, and get him : out lute with girls fora: :x game! Be in hink you can go be- r more guards, dun? try to make it! run ur travel 1-1 feet ling. .king of beer at the y between the quart- ie half! thgiit. you have grziinwl iiimeii-t fi-oim ll2l'l'l'Y'S! iabitsf' which wr-'rp that lil: i,lin7511't P1-gc. murzll.-, AY HOWE, BEARS freshizizm squad has the wiime: s circle, ing iliui' ui' t.l'icil' lust, 'Uday ihey will gm to Tifiilnui ww liawi-ence here. imen can play well, ,1itffO.bL1f,l'12.VG a little reboimdsf' said Mr, ' o ' x' x ' f : - if 'T' , - -TZ'-1 N 4 If I S l 1 ' ' j f? xg A QA- ' ' f' ff .1 Ned' Q fgx L-'Nz .... - - N if X fd E , j, 0 ' 0 .' if V f X ' ' 2 O- EA Wi P. gxxm ,L tx , i , . f H ni-, NQ 'lie ' l X X N 9 H ,sv-' A 5 4 X l f P f. V rf! , '. X A' L ' ' 1 h V l X l ' 'kv We? 4 be if f X . i i . .. ' f X fi .':jlgij - 1 X K , N Z f , j he Q o 3 X .f by W u . . , , K v fav' 1 9 QQ fo, 8 X. .- QXQ -- . if A 4 Aa! . ' X 1 ' r Xi Q' Xx?3QC Q ,f x ' S ,maxi .iteb 115' fx sf ' 1 f ' ' XY . X fx uf ?e, 1:15 X 9 -fi f i ef! Qiaixex 6 el' I 1,1 , Aj: :if 1 X f -i i X? 'N XANKXIQ 1 i , ff i ,X ei -ei .A ii'-? ' H 3 X' WNV B ' N J 'Q .ai iv' J I-, f A ' 14 fl' I KKA . ',a'. ll 'f V - e 1--xv i f ., Z i ii I . , ' QM.: fo Q .Dfw ' f -S ,I . Q! C. fx y lx , In N X , I ,' ' Q 'AN 5 X ' ' 'H I. ,f 'f B XFAMOUS' WORDS-'JUDAS PROOST' fi Y bn I, C d 3 'T , .fC2Y'i' i flwiiiiii Wen- P Ume 5, af 5 af 5 5, lai. E ' f Liii,-Y: fiilcyer .,,,,,,,,,, ,.,A,,,i, . 8' i , T 'int f Miers i. i,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, F2 o Test Tribe s ower Bei aa aaalaaniaaaai By ILWE MARTIN John Cox ....,....,,., ,,,.A,.A 5 3 Friday the Wa1'1'io1's will take on Beech Grove in 21 home T-H1'1'Y WOM -.A.--...-.a.......... 79 tilt and Saturday they invade Southpo1't's gymnasium. South- B DOH KSSSQH .--.-.-...v........... 27 port Coach Blackie Braden will probably have his Cardinals! A Bonnie Cifumibe ,......... L 330 U A f B N N-ffl?i2 -- f11'i 1,,fl'QRh,cQach, , N ,lv-1 17 1. h,,i ,Ji lj-, Many battles are fought on our road of life- sorne won, some lost- but all are met with the smile of champions in SPORTS. Halfback Fred Horsley H51 dodges a Speedway rackler. WWW. Attendants Sue Simpson, Katy Combs, Speedways queen, and Helen Hughes smile their approval as Queen Judy Hardesry waves at the homecoming crowd. 43 4 - -- M fe is 4..,,......,.A ri, . ,-.sf::s:sZfS:a '-:5:2:1:E,5', ' ' H ' 15' ' ' --:mr-f1 4 X:1-' f ' XL ,,1 42 iw, ,: -,4-., , .. X.,,., ,.,. , , my .9,.,:,r:1:.::,., A . - H .,.::f:Q15:-:j.5:551:Q55Q,. lx, :,X.4.31f,::.,59' X 1-21521-. --an522929:5253:F'14'firg.52522:1i':2:siaE5E55a:5+f'HES. 22.525 , ..,, ,,...,.. G . v',,32'fsI R Y' I .. . .... .... . '+s:m ffe1EE121.' 2 : Ronald Hartman Q., M sr 5 X 1 ,WSW fx X ff' U s ,, 5 , -Q56 ,X 1.9 X , mf R XM , 3 T ,AW Q ,Q 4 0 Xw 4 X ao NVSSX 1 w X WM as 9 Q, ,gy K Q M., 0,32 ,Q x xf -4 W2 :X X x QV x V . Q, ,. ye V 2 Wa... ' .. WSAL V- X X 4,59 r 95? N X X 8 K, Q Q r wx 4 A , :go 4 , X W ' W ED! 6 : ,:f:51E5' 5? 1'1::.:r.- - Harry Hurt Q. B. 44.--'-' 'ww-. ,. 04? . -.24-,e.-agar. 41334 ' P SITY Larry Miller G. BOASTS Chick Hedrick H. B. ,.,.:r. l'-G'x,X,,- fl Danny Bray Xxx! Don Ramsey Ed Lechner C. FB 44 -. -..v-, ls-.4.4I1'fl gn in ggi- 'G HARD FIGHTERS . Chuck Dotrel V. sf 2 1 Y ., Q' V- jk john Puckett . . gr , V-Iggwyizl v .ff 2 -'. Q V wf,,,.,jf .' .6 44? A ' George Porter H. B. 6? . . ii, X, v if MX' Bob Houston 9 H. B. 33,03 Jaw' Digi. ' 'I , .. ,,,!, r Yi .A:4 ' . . .Q ap V I 1 Roger Meyers G. Fred I-Iorsley H. B. 45 Leslie Vernon V r 1, p strategy for the Ll me are I f cb. 1141 cf eflur 5 Bob Meyer. Vaughn Wood, I ll foaub and atla- ' and William e 41151. cmzfb. Harry I jmnf 'bath ED ' U7 dill an r HD dEd h e :apr d f film-L r rr r e-15 Lharles Darrel .lluff Vdflldflfc' Lirzemun I l Lenhncr r pllurlrzml I' fl! I ll MIL V 4 asv? 1 1 M.. ' WARRIORS DISPLAY BATTLE STRATEGY l Wa1Te n C , g 1954 F ent:-aIH1gh Sch ootball Schedul 001 e A 1954 JAMBORE lf! 10 GREENFIEE Q11 17 BEND LDJl'0H 21 SoU AVIS I-7233 24 KE THPORTONI H 0cr. NDA!-VILL 3 T 1 MANUAL 1: EPEEDWAY SYTIBH 22 EZWRENCE CJ,-ZTH 29 T. 95,9 WE lq ,4:T Z1 ec Sept. 7 46 u ,G asf THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS made a very fine effort in leading yells and stimulate 1 ing enthusiasm at all the games. Martha Stroud and Anna Dell Dorn. Geo r, Sroqnjf Porte ' tb 6 f ' St.-Br dia A-eve Is 661. 111635 or L 'aj I Q4 fb EHUSI Euljed I ' o fo' Sfafdslfm 'bf 2 4 to 15 6 H982 but . ren 4 A Y ' A -'N 3... 'Il -' s N X Q 2 , 5 11, f 12- ,. iz 9 f -5: 1 Vx, ., ef defend B b Bflnli A , gil. lack Bartholomew and Ohe Greenfxelcl Tl' .4 . h OWU bY t . LM V against a Pass t r d over chem, 51 'O 0 rOYUPe , I EHS' Warren Jeannie Miller and Marianne Thompson 47 KFr0ntJ Terry Hatcher, Fred Brewer, Jerry Voyles, Charles Turner, Ronnie Faulkner. lMidd1e2 Harry Hill, Harry Hurt, Dick Runyan, Ronnie Mitchell, Bill Darosett, Alan Sanders. fBackl Mickie Shircliff, D. Meyer, Ronnie Hartman, Bill Yarbrough, Bob Brinker, ,Ian McCrory, Coach Roberts. BASEBALL TEAM PEGS FAIR SEASON ffibovel Coach Wendell Wendy Roberts lays our the diamond for a home game. This was his first year at Warren. ffibozfel Pitcher Ronnie Hartman lets fire Y a fast ball in a warm-up session. fLeftl Ronnie Faulkner displays the swing 1 that netted him a home run against Broad .sf V 129 Ripple. Fred l-lorsley and Chick Hedrick watch as the ball floats past East St. Louis receiver. The Fliers from the Mississippi Valley coppecl a 19 to 0 victory. Gary Faulk Student Mangilr S Bob Wood tudent Manager , mil . , 4 1 ,f W' ' 175543 , , 1' . F Q, A ffgat, . :if 1' ' '1 ,., , 1 1 l 'fs W 5 , ,,-,, f ,f ,W N lim Crumbo and company if smother Greenfield bull carrier, ' R, .,4. , Q ' my 1,,l.:, s lrr l ms if ll H Defen se ' H V H V Ann mm: up S P In 3 , RO mad A L0 UUCE ,, . UI 'VO Uchv I . hose T OF ACT ION MiSS JUDY HARDESTY Foolbafl I-Iomecrmzirzg Queen LOVELIES RULE OVER GAMES Miss MYRNA ROBERTSON , 1' Foolbafl jamhoree Queen 49 'E 5f.?l553' 2' 1. V fx: , A3613 Fzrrr rout B. Darosett. D. Polly, U. Oswald, R. Crumbo, T. lwetherald, R. Curry, C. Turnerg Jef- ozzd row: L. Dilk T. Clay, G. jones, B. Ostheimer, J. Barnes, T. brown, D. 1-Iuberg third row: M. Smith, L. Whitlock, F. Hartle, A. Arnold, Coach Lowes, fwzrlb rozlw D. Walton, L. Grabhorn, H. Hill, R. Arnhardt. W' Katy Combs, Doris Dicks, and Arlene Hughes lecl cheers for the reserve teams throughout the year. Y. L.. . W. ,..,,,f,...-.ri :Jai FOOTBALL HAS BROAD APPEAL .5 . A Freshmen drew their share of crowds, too! Mr. Herman Nolte has been leading freshman football for the last seven years. A ' I : A .., . W7 a + . .rf fu V Wf7'Qi3iQf,.g,i- kai ' f .. .. W. M' w,'9fi?1fQ,.l.m . in -' 'l'r'e LQ '-iiiif' , , ' E time 55 : 7' W' 5546! ' ' R so f a.l. . 3 . , - ','.1 7 ..:.v . v v i Q ' - ,, , . , . I f 1 . W- fi' 4 FR if 13 ' if Q 'l . ia., ,,., , W H2 24 Firrl f01l'I W. Tucker, L. Huffman, J. Fink, J. Homsher, E. Reed, D. Skinner, E. McCracken, j Neligh, E. Miller, L. Spaulding, C. Roesner, B. Wfhitley. Semrzd mum L. Bird, G. Lewis, L. Huff- man, M. Cox, R. Richter, j. Burris, F. Cooper, R. Evans, E. Plummer, L, Mahurin, A. Hignite, R Tielking, L. Southerland. Third mir: D. Land, A. Murray, R. Stein, R. Leach, R. Robinson' W Campbell, W. Hollenbeck, L. Allen, G. Hartman, R. Rockwell, 51 M1 . Ben Davis Tech Shortridge Manual Pike Twp Zionsville Speedway Greenfield '54'7:5L5l' 5IZQ5Z5liI7:vL :1-. .. 1 I 2,1-r .K WC OP 54-58 49-76 Decatur Cent. Washington 57-77 41-44 53-55 55-62 48-65 67-60 1 - 1 - T1 5 W ' L-E T'--' Q 1 l 1 F Horslcy Guard 5 If ? ,J at ., A ixmwsl. H. Hurt Guard l Prickert Illmard ,l. Hickman Forward Aw 5 25599 .N -Lt K. Pennington Forward Beach Grove Southport Plainfield Broad Ripple Lawrence Cent. Peru WC OP 49-48 45-49 64-48 57-56 61-71 62-79 59-41 D. Bray Forward R. Mitchell Guard Cf Dorrel Center B. Yarbrough Forward A. banders C. Marshall Guard Q Pong, Guard Guard Vac x 52 X BOYS STRETCH FOR REBOUND Chuck Marshall and Chuck Dorrel battle for the ball .against Beech Gmve. N . , , 1 C Q12 ' for 19-U hut-A D0 2 V S U1 V , ltej , ,wo UP' 'f' for , and Llnld . , Penmnl- HH PUSSc'5smn ffltlflc-d Kean? CA uf rc-bnunki ag .ff'am mart- . Hmgt 7' mns. 53 VARSITY CREW MIXES IT UP Bill Yarbrough, Kenny Pennington, Chuck Marshall, and Fred Horsley watch as the ball approaches the basket during the action of the Beech Grove encounter. 2 , n 4 H: r . t ifwixw ' x - .L A lot of the taller boys wish they could jump Not quite far enough, Bill? Pike will take as high as john Pricltett! Here Prickett tries the ball on this play. tor a rebountl as Bill Yarbrough looks on. 54 'P' W I v- 'S ls it in? No, it isn't! Yes, it is! Or is it? Excited fans watch last-minute play of a very close game. 'm K. I Varsity basketball Coach Bob Meyers and Assistant Coach Wen- dell Roberts talk over the strategy they will use in their next game. Yarbrough and Pennington listen artentively. 55 lx Two new coaches took over the basketball reins of the varsity and reserves. Mr. Robert Mey- er, after being assistant for three years, moved up to the varsity, when Mr. Carl Braden went to Southport. Mr. Wendell Rob- erts is the new reserve coach. Although the team compiled only a mediocre record, eight members were underclassmen. New white uniforms were pur- chased as the annual new ap- parelf' Three opponents from outside Marion County, not including Greenfield, were scheduled to complete a very tough array of foes. First row, Doug Polly, John Cox, Don Kassen, Ronald Faulkner. Second row, Bob Kidd, Bill Dar- osett, Dave Krentler, Ron- a.ld Crumbo. Third row, Mickie Shircliff, Dick Meyer, Larry West, Trent Anderson, and Mr. Wen- dell Roberts, coach. RESERVES MAKE STRONG SHOWING Bob Wood and Alan Burt, student managers. A G-A-A biffkefbill 831136 Wifh Beefh GFQVC provided interesting scenery and entertain- ment for spectators. judy Hardesty makes a pretty lay-up as Katy Combs makes a beauti- ful block. 56 lm S4- ,Y 21' ik- X . . ,.X,..:x X ' S I x.:. X A ,.j4,'x - -.jtffffii-Eli' Q N -V ,eww .135 ...,wi. Q X 'X . Q it S .N ill I, if' Get in there and go! Nolte seems to be saying as vid Reager, Mr. Glesing, Bill French look on. The captains of Intramural teams of h I e A league are flower left, cloclcwiseh Alan Cole, Fred Paton 'Bob Arnold and Ph'1 B'd , , 1 1 dle. Those not shown: jack Bartholomew, Bob Houston, and Bill Miller. I-M'S PROVIDE ROUGH COMPETITION g,g.,,..,.- E -Q 5 1' Wvg 3 'tg ve, Bill Miller? lan MCCWW B935 0 5 fe Comes back fo' 'wo Po in a mt! 35 John for a rebound. 57 W, -E N: -1,2 ls it two? Leonard Price, Ed Lechner, Bill Miller and unidentified player are waiting to see if there will be a re- bound. Mr Da 30 Z VI . ,ml ' T. Hatcher R -igt. lf R. Faulkner .X B- D31'05eff ,,... . . ...,.,. Q ....,. . 0 .K , H. Hurt I I 916' Q .Q .t rx X R. Hartman Ronnie Hartman proved to be a fine regular pitcher and Larry Minnich catcher until a head injury during the county tourney prevented Minnich from finishing the season. Terry Hatcher was elected captain while Alan Sanders was named most valuable player for the Kiwanis Award. 128 D. Runyan In a hard-fought season with only four victories chalked up, the Warriors found solace in drubbing Howe for the first time in their baseball rivalry. The entire squad worked hard with the sophomores dem- onstrating terrific talent. Ronnie Mitchell pitched the bulk of the Howe game, while h'e and two other sophomores, Ronnie Faulkner and Bill Darosett, belted in three of the four home- runs of the season. The other homer was collected by Harry Hurt at a strategic point with Broad Ripple, driving in four runs. But the Rockets were too powerful. H. Hill A. Sanders X5 ' 1 J B. Yarbrough SEASON PLAY W Washington ....... 2- 0 Lawrence C. ..... ....... O - 1 Manual ........... ....... 5 - 3 Shortridge ....... ....... 1 O- 3 Greenfield ....... ....... 3 -23 Ben Davis ....... ....... 7 - l 'Decatur C. ....... ....... 2 -11 1 Lawrence C. ..... ....... 5 - 2 Howe .......... ....... 7 - 2 Zionsville ....... ....... 1 6- 6 Broad Ripple ....... ....... 1 9- 8 Cathedral ......... ....... 6 - 1 Howe ............. ....... 3 - 4 Decatur C. ....... ....... 8 - 6 Won 4 Lott 10 ' County Tourney e URQ T0 MUG - 5 J Tfcnwonf l ' w 4 ' 11 irmaooxs -III SI ,W M Wm .'idu:il portraits: of all -n i h I 1-1...,,,.,.f-t..,,i X will be taken next 5' ,250-M. 7714 7 ,nl the fvlax Galloway EET- If Q by -Y I ru Phwlli Kelly ill l F 75251 ,H If pci or, ,' s 1 ' rf ' ff!! ,I Qcd that girls wezir pas- mx vzzters or blouses in ord- - 1 them in blend well on J- f ' l rlmoli pzifo. If tinted ' an Q. ' IQIMII Q raphs are desired any -I--RI I II2:i'EIII-II-all-' ag-. may hi, H394 by the arh . - I..- QQIIITQJEZI-if I I -MI +I I I I I l has li:-en rmgixesied iliat 3 i qi V4 II II t ILI I.g !'l f'I' - ,Ifllllll QI in ,W ll U ' lllllllmlllfl I'il f'l'I I, V Je no plzii-da or figures ' ' I I ol -ll,,I,I 'E I f W i ' JI . In A N ' -Y it 1 ' tml IWC vxnefivfl tw iiiwir - 1 ifini,'IIiiI'iriil ll ll it , L1 :rl cnzltb. 5 I 5 , . t 1 . ' , :TI I nm? rintlncnls have already ' 4 LJ ' lg li 0 '1 G ,p f A I' II f lil E -,I fransred and ii' any sen- ' I- Q ' 'pw ia- -j,fE:E..III- -me 'fair' Q I r If 1 l ds himself without an gy, N . 'A il' , -I -5353 ,I , I . 1 jxg-L ff ' 4, A - tmenl, Phyllis added. he iff' D tg ggi: V Q-' -'N , ji cull Maxx llzrllimny ai s A -if ' ' g Ziff ' ' 22 ' 5200. 't II 1 'fnfj I f 252 ll 'F I V-III - ' IIII 11 II IIIII' Hi II III! II If I g- I 'I s ARE Hoooooizoi'-. hi. r it . ini- H a lllf'iJ1il li,i , ' W ' li. ill- il' J'- i i itll- l lil ii'- flwlp .i I l till 1 'l 1 Qi Ai ii 4 'H 2 .I 'II I- AMJ -Lp MII In ,I IHII II wr, gg i .1 .HH ilu, itll -J' ' .,lI,4I I fujllfl rl,-lJIlLi Jil ,I-lj , l. I 'I f ' . -ew-, . 5. 1 ' , Q , 'ff 7 ' i ,l1v1ml'1O -will llf7OrlOO YOLll I I ' - ,IIIIJ I ' I fi . 4 l vnilgiy, ln-oznlay, bonmlajv. 5 I Q-I -, 1 f . i! I ,I l X I gk , A V x - - ' l- , , 'r f , V l r 4 I II I I3 7 I, . Y' I LI, ,HIM ' ,, 1-A I I I 'passing liivniii as one dafi is vw, V P .. , ,7 ' I , I Y V ' 'I might lmvt- hr-ard these f I-,,, ' ' X ' 'I AFI I , ' ' II Q noises. They are repo- I- ' ' . A 1 'lvl' is fr-i-in 'Vncliel Linrlsajfs N7 W -W, ' - ' -I ij! it e CniiQ'n. Th-0 poem is iii, X 1 1 1- In ' 1 ,Q I' ison of the natives of 'I I III, A l fl' mfllqfll ,Q yr, Afrifqa anti nn- Civilized f ' I, - -. WJDWII 'I Iqf. f today. X , 'Ji f ltaiiii I H235 I , fi, ' Jencc, at-ni-fr English X M.M,iXIXi'.f Wi X 4- l ' J' lvl ' played 11 I'f'Cfl1'4.lilI'lg' of I, I I, I it X ' I, :..I indsay reciting it, but Ilflm' I- L' i ' . I in ' ' H A 1 understood except 'chose l W qI' .'i9 i4: 'N XIIII I . . Nl I in ' ' ' i l Hx m was NOK new to sever- In f 1- li liii. wcause Mrs. Pence read' I4 1 l , 1 'i W' l' 'F' '. to them in their junior l l ,L37 , 1 - 'F' ff classes. Upon request l X' ' 'f fi N students 5-he will read it ' ,4 A I .I ' f, :hey like hm' intorpreta- - l ' 4 , 7-- W : , fi ov ro vous f 'A ' - 1 I 1575 -1 A. f 'fl Wishing you lots of joy ,ff--1' JY iniess on your birthday I' an Q . II T' ' i . e 1? ' r .VW echner, 12 'I 2 ::.....,-' 3 ' IM ffl' I, 2-I I rm M , I . . ,V , f ,'fI If Club Cmiszsls ol ' f l if i ff-f siesi liygfrifgis wi .aww I. .2 'M v - i l l i 4 I X ing-i .4 ' ll+'i'1i'.i: :ii T ':1.w'. .I ,II II I c '1' I 'itll-lil SCHOLARSHIP T0 BE WGN If GUY junior or senior my is in- tern-steirl in 11 fait scholarship plus 21 five day sig'ht-gffeing trip, this COLIN WIT easily be niafle possible. A 1't'Pl'ES0-lll13,l2lVC from Fisher Vlnily Craftsman Guild was hfere Welluiilgiy. He explained the rules of il neiftion-wiflo contest slponsorecl ly Gtemfi-al Motors and lnqally by who mhnp classes. The contr-sit Cfrnsistsl of fliesirrn- Reg:-loft Cards' Subject Gi Mull Study Group liwnrl wfzzfff. .'wi'e wiinirliglii--nl . inset lm!-7 .,j uf the Adult 5' llillf lie lflllll. fllr. ff. li. lfiz.-li, 1 riixcipul, ripwiifffl ilil- iiiur-Liiiff' by flismis-+iiig the ini- gwriziiafw- ni' ri-pnriiiigi limiie. His iisrusiifin was lilzlsefl on three fi.1cff,fiff1iN, x-:liy rc-port to pizri.-nts, i , . . v 1 . IN FOCUS liiile lliings Qiiiirnig Sunni Vllmh 'tialirable Illr. Leoii Tlionrpeoii spends nmc time with the Seniors. He puts U wizli imuiy interrupftioiis in hi crlusiscs not hc-lp tilreni with fun an problems. 1 First and ihird period assistanl in the attendance office hurrv I We know the hearraches and joys of twelve years of preparing to move into the world as citizens, for we are the SENIORS. l 1 5 ' l on l Martha Runner and Eleanor Fischer tussle over a ceramics project. ,, ,Q 1 KJ ,J Paul Wright, Alan Sanders, and Sam Shank try matching up the pegs and holes in an aptitude rest. l 59 MARGIE ASKREN Decatur High, Decatur, Ill., 1, Zg Band 3: Coun- cil 5, Orchestra 3g Stu- dent Council 4, Drivers Jury!! -Q'-N -0rw..xr-' Leading the senior class, Monteen Johnson 'and John Safe were chosen Girl and Boy Most Likely to Succeed. RONALD ADAMS Richmond High, Rich- mond 1 2 5' Football 4' Alpha H1-Y 4, Drivers Club 4 'S ? 2 - 2 9' , . -.Q:-I-.l1i1 '.:'-Yi. 2 i'I'.'1'E4'1'E . - ..- 1 ' .ff-,fA.f.g Q W2-a. - 22 - ' -- - ' I ' 1 . .,,, Beta Hi-Y 2, Homeroom vice-president I. ir 1' is- . I Q 4 .375'5EQ: 'fflf ' 'V -WSL ' - 4112.1-, A W . szggfzzgrv' . - A. ,ff I 1 . i A ieiififfe- if I' -ESQ. Q-fri aff! -, ,A-Lrg. 459-5 ,V nw 599 PATRICIA AULT Sunshine l' Concert Club lg Orchestra 1, 3g War- renertes 2, 35 Student Council I, Z, 3, Moods and Melodies lg Hi-C I, 2,5,4 Pep Club 1,2, Drivers Club, 3,4g G.A. A. 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 2, 5 I 'Si-r. ...x '-' s 5 .2, .Vx- W.. .c 1 'az' -4. ta -1 .z- 5 . .. K,,5..g ,,, gf 60 RATHRYN BARKER Natl Beta 3 4 Wmren es 2, G.A.A. 1. 2, , , Drivers Club 33 Speed Club 4, Accuracy 5g Ass't. Z, 3, 4g Moods and Melo- dies l r i 7 Hx MARY ANDERSON Honor Soc. 1, 2. 5. 4g Ass't. 1, 4, I-Ii-C 2, 3, 4, Sunshine lg Nail. Beta 3, 4g Warrenettes 23 F. T. A. 4, F. H. A. 2g Senior Council 4 777 JUDY ATKINSON Natl. Beta 3, 4g vice-pres. 4g Sgt.-at-arms 3g Warren- ettes 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Pres. 3g Honor Soc. 1, 2, 5, 4, Moods 5: Melo- dies 1, Wigwam 43 Sun- shine Pres. Ig Sr. Council 4 Q. X -m N ,. 4 4 s X N .A ,.... W . ..-.iwgt-,.,,.,.5,.,. .-.ff---. - .:: . , N 'B XX Q X A x X o A x X xx N an N X N x ff: , 5'-fm, - -:Q-:ss 4 :,:-.-:- , ' ' ,sang gig, we-...pf 'u rf - ., 4 x uf. .1 it SALLY BEESE NIat'l. Beta 3, 4, Warren- rttes 2, Sunshine lg F.H. K. 25 Wigwam 4g Moods and Melodies I S WESLEY BOYCE Xlpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta l, Eg Sec. 2, Science Club 2, S, 4g Vice-Pres. 45 Hi-C l, lg Student Council lg Drivers Club 2, 3, 4g Vice- 'res. 43 Sr. Council Pres. ig Honor Soc. 1, 2 CL 'F x 'N 4 My ,44,,.1Ef,',g:1 JACK BARTHOLOMEW Track 3, 43 Regionals 3, Basketball 33 Cross Coun- try 4g Golf 2, Alpha Hi-Y 3, 43 Beta l, 23 Science Club 33 Drivers Club 4, Pep Club 2 RALPH BEDWELL Alpha Hi-Y 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Program Dir. 43 Cross Country 35 Intra- mural Capt. 3, Moods and Melodies lg Hi-C 1, 2, 3, 4g Drivers Club 4 W'-Af-A JANET BLESS Sunshine lg Nat'l. Beta 3. 4, Warrenettes 21 F.H.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. lg Pep Club 2, 3 4, Moods and Melodies lg jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Girls State 3, Bus Capt. 4 1 t 312 5 A NANCY BERNS Manual,Indianapolis 3: F.H. A. 2, Wfarrenettes 2, Asst. 2, Hi-C lg G.A.A. lg Con- cert Club 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, Sunshine 11 Flo- ralia 3 ROBERT BRINKER 7 f ffm-V Jf fi L. -fv: j,:,,ft f t 61 Q 'jiffiliizf 25.3 0: ,, ,114 .ug CHARLES BUCHANNAN Spanish Club Pres. 3, Al pha Hi-Y 3, 4, Science Club 3, Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2,4 PATTY BRIER Owl, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4g Majorette 2, 3, 4g Capt. 3, 43 Drum Majorette 3, 4, G.A.A. l. 2, 3, 4, Nat'I. Beta 3, 43 Warrenettes 23 Honor Soc. 2, 3. 4, Quiz 'Em 43 Hi-C 1. 2 77 GLORIA CARTER Honor Soc. 1, 2, F. H. A. 3, 4, Dist. Ed. 3, Pres. 4, Nat'l. Beta 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Owl 2, 3, News Bureau 3, junior Red Cross 1, 2, Moods and Melodies lg Pep Club l,2, 33 Hi-C 1,2 ,ZVLLZQ MYRNA COCHRAN Hi-C 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine lg Nat'l. Beta 4, Warren- ettes 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Driv- ers Club 3. 4, F.H.A. Z, 3, Accuracy Club 3, 4, Choral Club l, Ass't. 2, 4 RAY BUSSELL Beta Hi-Y 1, Z3 Hi-C 1, 2, 3, Drivers Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, 1, 3, 4, In- tramurals, 1, 2, 31 Pep Club, 2, 35 Basketball lg Choir 3, Band 1, 2, Or- chestra l, 2, Accuracy Club 3 'ww' ROBERT CLAY Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1g Manager Z1 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta 1, 2, ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Drivers Club 3, 4g Football Manager 2 , , PHYLLIS CARPENTER F.H.A. 2, 3, 41 Warren- ettes Z, Nat'l. Beta 3, 43 Hi-C 3, Sunshine lg Cho- ral 1 aww WTS' JUDY COOLEY Sunshine Vice-Pres. lg Hi- C l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, lg Pres. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, l, 2, Nat'l. Beta 3, 4, Warren- ettes 2, Owl 3, 4, Con- cert Club lg Choir 2, 31 Wfigwarn 4, Drivers Club 4: Ass't. 2, 3, 4 Z-if BEATRICE CROUSE Plano High, Plano, Tex- as lg Howe, Ind'p'l's 2, D. AR. Award 4, News Bu- reau Manager 4, Nat'l. Beta 3, 4, Owl 3, Science Club 4, Dramatics Club 43 Pep Club 5, 4 ROBERT CAVIN Alpha Hi-Y 3. 4, Beta 2, Intra.mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg Drivers Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Ass't. 3 OLETA COLLINS Lawrence Central, Law- rence lg Nat'l. Beta 3, 4, Warrenenes 2, Spanish Club, 3, Ass't. 35 Hi-C 4, Student Council 2 -' x . -.XM i .. PAT DAFFIN I-Ii-C 2, 5. 43 G.A.A. 2, Sp Drivers Club 43 Nat'l. Beta 4g F.H.A, 2, 4g Cho- ral Club Ig Sunshine Ig Spanish Club 3g Warren- ettes gl Ass't. Z, 3: Pep Club 2 LINDA DENNING Howe, Incl'p'ls I, 2g Nat'l. Beta 3, 43 Speed Club 4g Spanish Club 43 F.I-I.A. 4g Ass't. 4 0 f at 4' 119 ,I t N .s Q-J, x -ea.. ak 1 - r.,i.t.+,asws. JAMES CRUMBO Student Council 2, 31 Sec. 23 Alpha Hi'Y 5. 42 Beta I, 2g Football I, 4g Drum Major 2g Basketball Ig Track Ig Dance Band Ig Drivers Club 5, 4g Or- chestra I, 2g Moods and Melodies I . -vw'-'ss . ' 5'Tff:,-QQ. I. ' fZi4x55sxJ'J.'- t .3s.,bc.t,.....t., -- , ss?51i'1'1T1' is ':4f1 ix21S. - N W- ig. . 33 Sli aww ..., 3, ss. . X as 'f . .55 ,- V V , 4,-1 VEi.gX51.1,,5 ,: va.: FRED CUTLER Band I, 2, 5, 45 Band Council 5. 4g Orchestra 2, 5, 4g Honor Soc. 2, 5, 43 Alpha Hi-Y 5, 4g Beta l, 2g g Intramural Basketball I, 2, 4g Science Club 43 Drivers Club 4g Dramatics Club 3 J .7240 , . 7 +- -: ' , f-. visa t-HRM: ' if , -s I Y , rtgzfafa-.--1' V V 'Z -:,1 3, t Jig PHYLLIS DAVIS Honor Soc. 3, 4g Science Club 2, 3, 44 F.I-I.A. 2, 3, 4g Floralia 2, 53 G.A.A. I, 2, 53 Hi-C 2, 3,,4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Wigwam 4 Wife CARL DAMASCO Spanish Club 3g Accuracy Club 4 CM ,, YN? CHARLES DORRELL Football 41 Most Valuable Lineman 4g Basketball 5, 4g Drivers Club 45 Beta Hi-Y lg Intramural Bas- X kerball 2. 3 Friends gather in the hall chatting with Bea 63 Crouse lthird from righti who was picked as the Friendliest Senior. ,Af '2f!v MANUELLA DUNHAM Ass't. 1. 2, 3, 43 Sunshine I3 G. A, A. 1, 23 Nat'l. Beta 3, 43 Warrenettes 23 Moods and Melodies 1, 23 Hi-C 2, 3, 43 Pep Club Z3 Dramatics Club recorder 43 Honor Soc. 3, 43 Accu- racy Club 33 Speed Club 4 7ff FRANCIS ESTRIDGE G.A.A. 1, 23 Sunshine 13 Ass't. 2, 3, 43 Warrenertes 23 Nat'l. Beta 3. 43 Hon- or Soc. 3, 43 F.l-l.A. 2, 3, r 4, Hi-C 1, 2, 3, 43 Span- ish Club 3 ROSE MARY DOUGHTY Sunshine 13 Choral Club 13 Concert Club 23 Nat'l. Beta 3, 43 Warrenettes 23 Choir 3, 43 F.H,A, 33 Ass't. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 April Melodies 33 Fortune Teller 4 TOM DRAKE Dramatics Club 3, 43 Hi-C l, 2, 3, 43 Drivers Club 41 junior Red Cross 33 No More Homework 43 Life With Father 33 Jr. Band l3 Moods and Melodies 13 Concert Club 1, Alpha Hi- Y3 Q0-'KAL' 00,75 CAROL EDWARDS Moods and Melodies lg F. H,A. 2, 3, 43 Sunshine 13 Nat'l Beta 3, 43 War- renettes 23 Choral Club lg Concert Club 23 Operetta -l, April Melodies 3 FMA ELEANOR FISCHER Sunshine lg G. A. A. 13 Warrenettes 2, 33 Hi-C l, 23 jr. Red Cross 1. 2. 3: Ass't. 2, 3 we 4 . , 3.-H' , X Q13-3 , 2, ,t R. M 1 1 1 v,,gNf 1 w Nov. -wi AI JY: 3' 3,5 ay 1 Qgssmfsfbf Q N X Nagle: YQ N 2 3 .,: fsi1:5.1:-'-13-,,1'1r I t,,s,,,,-, , 4 V. . N - M X 3 X K E Q .y X X .X X QE SK x- 3 A . RAMONA FOLK G.A.A. 13 Sunshine 13 Warrenettes 23 Honor Society Z,3,43 Hi-C 3,43 Nat'1 Beta 3,43 Art Lea- gue 2,33 Ass't 3,4. E1 ?s. VIOLET EASTERLY Moods and Melodies 1 Nat'l. Beta 3, 43 Warren ettes 23 F.H.A. 3, 43 Sur shine lg G.A.A. 13 Chc ral Festival Zladzy DON EUBANK Howe, Indianapolis 13 Ri serve Football 33 Hi-C g Drivers Club 3, 43 junit Red Cross 3, 4 ,Taffy 5 the senior with the Sweetest Personality. 5,5 .ISON FOX milton junior High, ltimore, Md., Spanish ib 2, 3, 4, Pres. 5, F A. 2, 5, Honor Soc. 5, Nat'l. Beta 5, 4, War- ettes 23 Hi-C 4g 4-H Leatler 3, Ass't. 2,3.4 U Q.. , '3.,g'2v,fg,f J: r -. -'1,-,f.v,,:- U 1:1151 'N' ,,. 1 - ' -- '- A-f-15, .. , . NJN .fan 2 M JERRY GRABHORN Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, State Geometry Con. 3g Staff Photographer 4, C.A.P. 2, Eg State Math Con. 4, Sci- ence Club 3, 4, Concert Club lg Photography 5. 4, Vice-Pres. 4 Sweet as sugar is Sandy Phillips, RUTH FOLRENING Sunshine lg F.H.A. l, 1. 1, Natl. Beta -1, Warren ettes 2, 51 Accuracy Club 9, Honor bot. 9, 4. Art League 2 WW! N 5 x N at FRED FOUCH Alpha Hi-Y 5, -l, Beta l. 2, Hi-C 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3. 4, CAP, 2, Visu- al Aicls 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 31 lr. Rell Cross 4 Af? li v i ' i wi n., ,.. lv S f RH-16 5 25 v I 'ZS1' fy' . toil' .HM GRAHAM Alpha Hi-Y 4, Beta l, 2. Hi-C 1, 2, lntamural Bas- ketball 5, -'lg Drivers Club 4 W QYQQQ JOYCE FURUWAN G.A.A. 1, 2, Sunshine lg Warrenettes 2. Natl Beta 3, -ig Honor Soc. 1, 2, 5, 4, Treas. el, Sr. Council -1, Wfigwarn alg Spanish Club w, F.H.A. 2 o BARBARA GIDDITNS 15 ,-.F 0. , .5 , sz' , - 1' 7??7q75. TQ' 'hge , il :MJ-J-if-5 sg . vgQmr.f:.+. , 5 .i f:,'1i.',,'g1 i'.GH 1 ' ,1','f1-3, .fw1: -v-- .ra 1 ' ef 'f -e Q , V QR f l ' ' - 1 1, sw L I K th - HENRY GOEBEL KENNETH GROENERT 74 7040 f ww f Z, CARoLYN HAMILTON , ,qu V R if Fort Dodge Jr, High, Fort .. . Dodge. iowa 11 F,H.A. 2. '1 ' R f Eg Dramatics Club 43 Sci- il 2 ence Club ig Natl Beta ff -ig Warrenertes 2, 53 Hon- or Soc. 5. -lg Hi-C 2, 5, -lg Concert Club 2 ZZKZL 4.3231-'l - ,1 -V X., 'V TOM HALE gyru- STELLA HARDWICK Dramarics Club 4g Choir 3, 43 Moods and Melodies lg Concert Club 23 War- renettes 2g G.A,A. l, 2, BQ F.H.A. fl: Sunshine lg April Melodies 31 No More Homework K4- :1 ,Q , Entcrtainin, a friend is Jim Crumbo, the Bile Natl' Beta 3 44. Ir' Red Lest Clown in the class of 55. Cross 3: G'A.A. War, M X 9' xv? f43.f:-iSl3' if il l. ':i52?5?'Qs5Q3fEf,.1f.'Q-figflf ws Q fwfrywww .5 j15:31'-'- 's:,g:, A 253:11 .. 3:51 -. . -j'5i,5:5.i:g -.341 5 .5 'Q 1 I Y I . 2g'.::'f ' 4 V2 .-.fx . XWILLIAM I-IARSHBARGER F. F. A. 2, 4, reporter, Vice-Pres. 4, 4-H l, 2, 5, 4, jr. Leader 2, 5, 4, ViCe' Pres. 4g Kiwanis-jr. Lead- er Conference 51 I-Ii-Y 5, 4, Baseball 5, 41 SIHIC Veg- etable Judging 4. O ROBERT I-IAZZARD Cheerleader 2, 5, Football I, 2, Track l, 2, 4, Stu dent Council 2, 5, 4, I-Ii-Y 5, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, H. R. Pres. l, 53 Ass't. 4 EGM? 'lv 'cv EL . MARY HARPER Nat'I. Beta 5, 4, War- renettes 2, Drivers Club 4, Choral Club lg Sun- shine lg G.A.A. lg jr. Red Cross I, 2, 5, Moods and Melodies 1 '771 RONALD I-IARGROVE I 5,5 LEORA I-IIATT Arsenal Tech, lndpl's. l, Z, 5, Dramatics Club 4: I-Ii-C 4, Nat'l. Beta 43 Hoosier Student Librarians Convo. 4 TERRY I-IATCI-IFR Intramural Basketball 2, 5, 4, Baseball 5, 4, Alpha I-Ii-Y 43 Drivers Club 5. 4, Track l, 2, Spanish Club 5, Ass't. 5 J 'Yfftriig' LARRY HOLDEN Hi-C lg C.A,P. 2, 51 Cross Country 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Intramural Basketball 5, 4, Visual Aids 2, ig Drivers Club 5, 4 .W , V1 51f1.AfL X , Lf 'BSN MERIAM HASLET Hi-C 2, 5. 4, Natl Beta 4, Drivers Club 4, War- renettes 2, G.A.A. 2, 5, Sunshine Ig Choral Club lg F.H,A. 2, 4g Spanish Club 51 Ass't. 2, 51 Pep Club 24 Bus Capt. l. 2 RICHARD HEDRICK Track l, 2, 5, 43 Football 5, 4, Choir 2, 5, 4, Pres. 4, Moods and Melodies lg Intramural Basketball 2, 5: Wrestling 2g April Mel- odies 33 Varsity Highlights 5 o fFro1zH Terry Hatcher. Fred Brewer, jerry Voyles, Charles Turner, Ronnie Faulkner. fMiddIel Harry Hill, Harry Hurt, Dick Runyan, Ronnie Mitchell, Bill Darosett, Alan Sanders. fBafkJ Mickie Shircliff, D. Meyer, Ronnie Hartman, Bill Yarbrough, Bob Brinker, Jan McCrory, Coach Roberts. BASEBALL TEAM PEGS FAIR SEASON fAb01fe1 Coach Wendell Wendy Roberts lays out the diamond for a home game. This was his first year at Warren. fflbovel Pitcher Ronnie Hartman lets fire a fast ball in a warm-up session. 7 fLeftJ Ronnie Faulkner displays the swing A that netted him a home run against Broad V .1- 129 1 Ripple. ZZ 12512 ..,?,,, A, . .. f e :-- ,,..lv Z 'W 'W gr, 410' ,. ,i 9 1 9 , .. f'--11 61! f A .- ,VPS , 1 54 wg 1 ,a f W 7 I 1 52 7' V ,, AA-- 5 elv l Q ii Nr-ia, : FAYE HOPPES Honor Soc. l, 2, 5, 4g Sun, shine lg Moods and Melo- dies lg Natl. Beta 3, 41 Warrenettes 21 Drivers Club ,271 Sec. 43 jr, Red Cross I, sl: Sec. lL Student Council lg F.H.A. 2, ,lg BOB HOUSTON Track l, 2, 3, 41 Regional, Sectional 51 Football 1, 4g Basketball lg Intramural Basketball 2, 51 Cross Country 2, 5, -43 Drivers Club 5, 44 Alpha Hi-Y 4 G.A.A. l, 23 Ass't. Z r re A ' i' .fl V- . -kw a 2af::.fs:aif. '- .zislzeaz f-La-f N HELEN HUGHES . . .- ss--' , ,,. . ,-, I Niiitliiirialitil We fs' . Accuracy Club A Waf- i .1 Z , V' 1 1' Fenetres 7- FH A 7 5. ' - A ' . l'., .- . -',., , ', ' 4 C' ' Holmrlblsd fl' 4' Nara Bi . ., it Hi-C Zg Sunshine lg Ass't. ta J, -lg arrenettes , ag F' ' ,EVA ., '- . ' fu , , A GAA, 1. 2, sg Hi-C 1: f .H I V iziuiji riGjsiZ.f-iliciiiisp? .,,W.,.,., ,.,,,, . ,, I .A 1 L 1 ASSE' 2' 5' ll Floralia 2 BP ' 1,4 7f77mZQ, A' 5, f Q HARRY HURT .5 Alpha Hi-Y 5. 4, Beta 21 Z ' ,,,gf Dfivefs Club 3, 'ill wig. 2,6 wam 5. JL Student Coun- li., ' cil 4g Football 1, 2, Ll, f Baseball 2- 5- 43 Ba5kef' ' . ,..,.... ball lx 2, 3, dlp Nloods and . Melodies lg Track l, 2 ,,- ' 7 ' CE 5 .3 W RUTH JENSEN Sunshine lg Asst l, 2. 5, -ig W.irrenettes 2, Natl Beta 9, 'lg G.A.A. l, 2. 3, -lg Treas. lg Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. -lg Band l, 2' 5, 4' Orchestra 5, -4, Bus Cap- tain 3, l i ' ,R . -elf. 5:55 'lr gs? .A i 7? W-an X X JY ' . me . , RX ag. l r ...,. '- s A A fria ' -wwf ' WALTER JUSTUS Sr. Council -lg Student Council lg Golf 2, gl Band l, Z. Alpha Hi-Y 1. Rl, Beta l, 21 Moods and Melodies l, Pep Club l, Drivers Club 5, 4, Science Club 3, Intramural Bas' kerball 1, 2, A, 4, Hrti 1, 2, H Z la, 68 J. DONNA KEELING Wfaynetown High, Wfaynetown lg Band 21 5, Sunshine lg Natl Beta S, -lg Warrenettes 24 Or- rhesrra 54 Concert Club 2. Asst 2, 4 L0- MONTEEN JOHNSON Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunshine lg Moods and Melodies lg Nat'l. Beta 3, 45 Vice-Pres. Kg Pres. 4g Warrenettes 23 Kiwanis Language Award Z: U.N. Delegate fl, Sr. Council 43 Student Council 2 ,i WWW 9 :- MAYO KNOY Honor Soc. 1, 25 Sun- shine 1: Moods and Mel- odies 15 Nat'l. Beta 3, 45 Warrenettes 2, Drivers Club 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 1 RONALD KRIEG Hi-C 1, 2g C,A.P. 2, 35 Cadet 25 Sgt. 35 Drivers Club 3, 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3. 45 Dramatics Club 4 BERTHA KEEN Honor Soc. 1, 23 Hi-C 2, 2 Sunshine 15 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Nat'l. Beta 3, 41 Warrenettes 25 Spanish Club 35 G.A.A. 15 Moods and Melodies 15 Ass't. 4 DON KING Sr. Council Vice-Pres. 45 Football 35 Drivers Club 3, -1, F.F.A. 1, 25 Vice- Pres. 25 4-H 2, Intramur- al Basketball 15 Senior Ring Comm. 35 H. R. 135540 55 Treas. 4 1074 JONELL KOCH Arsenal Tech, lndpl's 15 Choir Z, 3, 45 Madrigal 45 Honor Soc. 3, 45 Dra- matics Club, Treas. 45 No More Homework 45 Natl Beta 3, 45 Warrenettes 25 H1-C 3, 45 Asst. 3, 4 f 'f--.-atv' ROBERT LAMBERT Howe, Indpl's 15 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Drivers Club 3, 45 Hi-C 2, 35 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 Science Club 35 Floralia 2 hi ki. 1, 3. EDWARD LECHNER Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basker- ball 1, 25 Football 1, 2 3, 45 Capt. 45 Alpha Hi- Y 3,45 Sec. 45 Beta 1,25 Vice-Pres. 25 Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 35 Sr. Council 45 Purdue Legislature 3, 4 . 2,3 - - sp- 4 ---w SALLY KNUCKLES Natl Beta 3, 4, Warren- ettes 25 Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine lg Quill and Scroll 3, 45 G,A.A. 1, F.H.A, 2, 35 Owl 3, 4, Moods and Melodies lg Choral Club lg Asst 2 JZ-Qf WILLIAM LACY 6224 v DONNA LONG Drivers Club 53 Nat'l Be- ta 5, -ig Warrenettes 21 Sunshine lg junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 41 reporter Z, 51 G.A.A, I, 23 FHA. 2, 5, 4, reporter lg Owl 2, 5, 4, Moods and Melo- dies lg Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Accuracy Club 4 BARBARA MCCONNELL Sunshine Treas. lg G.A.A. I, 2, -i, Pep Club l, 2, 5. Vig Asst l. 2, 3L Natl Beta. R. 'ig Xvarrenettes 2. Accuracy Club Vice- Pres, 5, F.H,A, l, 5, sig Treas, R3 Honor Soc. 5, 115 Sec, -ig Wigwiam 4 13441, i 'W X . l fbi? SUE LEKENS Arsenal Tech, lndpls l, Z, Hi-C 51 Nat'l. Beta 5. ig Dramatics Club -i .fda-U .T-4 I J ,. 'mig- .tiff . ,V gi, .. 'V V ,Z f 1,,1,:'41V: , V W f ya , rf ,jf 'rw ,A J JZ l I I - - -F V - , 134,46 W ,, , , . , V ,, ,, ,I . ff I I Mft ' ' f i 1 ff r, yy 1 5 if sv p i A fro ,f ,W iz , f f , 7 ,ff f 5 ff 'f Maid' if v WW . V, K I W 'war jf fig '46 if' 1 4 56 47 1.6111 NANCY MEYER' Natil. BEM 5, el, IVIUiJtlS and Melodies 1, Warren- ettes 21 Sunshine lg Asst 5, -11 Floralia J, 5, Pep Club 2, 3, -il C1.A.A. lg F .I-l.A. 2, 5. -I .5,:,t:s5sg:5V::f5:5:a515EiiiiriaiziiiaifiV:j1'Vg,.Qi1 :1'1':'fj-V ei- ' ..j ' Qgsf-521::e-2:s:ie:s,a:z5:,1g ' A Izfflfffiklk-ri .. - -- . S-oc: -'fzhiiiirfal ::-1+ --'- -' ,..j i - -,-- V ' 'iii-5 r eall, ' 1. ,,V'fVz,3v BARBARA McMINN Sunshine lg Warrenettes 21 Honor Soc. 2, SX Vi, F. IIA. Z, Vig Concert Club lg Choir 2, 3, -ig Moo-ls and Melodies lg Natl Be- ta 3, -lg Drivers jury 43 Pep Club 2, 5,41 Asst 3, 4 DAVID LIMBACI-I Alpha Hi-Y 3, 41 Beta 1. Z, Spanish Club 4, Bas- ketball lg I-Ii-C 2, 5, Choir 2, 5, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Con- cert Club 1: Drivers Club 3, 43 Varsity Highlights 2 ,244-if NX 33. R1 3 4 ai , ,K Www ,Wi X, X X, ,xx AP 3 Egg X KG Q ct , 5 ew N ' 2 ISV 'Wag , t we 5 X, . Q se SN AN' if F , 'Y ll S CAROLYN MICHEL Student Council 2. 3, 42 Sec, 51 Pres. 4: Kiwanis Council Award 5g F.T.A. Pres. 4, Honor Soc. 1, 2, 9, -i, Natl. Beta 5 4 Warrenettes 2, Ass't. 2, 3, 4, Science Club -ig G.A.A.' l, 2, 3, 43 Sec. 51 Vice Pres. 4 ua EVELYN MANNING State Solo and Ensemble I, Sunshine 1: Concert Club lg F.H.A. 2, 5, 4g Nat'l. Beta 3, -ig G.A,A, 2, Warrenettes Z3 Pep Club 41 Accuracy Club 53 Floralia P. 53 Asst -i JAN MCCRORY Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta 2g Baseball 2, 5, -4, Football 1, 4g Drivers Club 41 Track lg Basketball lg In- tramural Basketball 5, 4 EAN MILLER Iheerleader 5, 4g Capt. 4g Qat'l. Beta 37 43 Treas. 53 Ihaplain 4g Student :ourlcil Treas. 45 Honor Loc. 3, 45 Sunshine 13 Cho- 'al Club lg Band l, 25 Drchestra 2, 4g Council 4g 7.H.A. 2, 4 WILLIAM MILLER Alpha I-Ii-Y 3, 4g Beta 1. 23 Model U. N. 2, 5, 43 Purdue Legislature 45 Hon. or Soc. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 2, Science Club 3, 45 Drivers judge 45 Moods and Mel- odies lg Football 45 Choir 2 if -df? HUBERT MIKELS Arsenal Tech. Indpl's. 1, 2g Science Club Sec.-Treas. Wiki ll.: 1 Classmates selected Bill Yar- brough as the Handsomest Boy and Violet Easterly as the Prettiest Girl among the seniors. Swim, aqgw-as N? DQQMWQF P X sf' -atc W. x 55 Mx R LARRY MILLER Alp a H Y 3 4 V e S 7 Beta l 7 Pres 7 Drivers Club 3 4 Pres 4 Intramural Basketball l 7 3 4 Foot 1 2 5 fps-...M 53 S Xl aff? iv '!wM ' Vilas? JAMES MOORE ROBERT MYERS Mooresville High, Moores- Howe, Indpl's. I, 23 'ljrack ville 1, 23 Drivers Club 3. 5' 49 Student Council 45 4. Hi-Y4 Alpha Hi-Y 5. 41 Wig' lk-W nam 4, Drivers Club 4, Dramatics Club 43 Dance Band 4g Beta Hi-Y 1, Z LE WILLIAM MOORE Football 1, 2, 5, 4g Base- ball 2, 3. Alpha Hi-Y 3. 43 Beta 1, 23 Drivers Club 3, 4g Science Club 4 -.Af X 'Nl-www! 4g Jr. ROGER MYERS ED NELIGI-I Alpha H1-Y 3, 4, Beta l, Band 1, Intramural Bas- otball l, 2, 3 43 ketball 2, 3, 4g Science Drivers Club 3, 4, Bas- Club 3, Drivers Club 3, ketball lp Track I, 4g F. -lg Moods and Melodies l F.A. 1, 4g Sentinel 4g In- traniural Basketball 2, 3, Red Cross 4 fre :A-1-,W , ,vf,.,w, -,A 1- -'f' x fyzszffagmi xazy ':v:': , KJ 11, Q 'f'1: qpczgg' ,-3111 . 2:1::.zf2f 1:52. -13 - 1:-.' ,,-,,.. RICHARD OBRIEN , V- St. Meinrad High, St. 2131. 5? A ' ' Meinrad lg Cathedral' In- ' H dianapolis 2, 3 ' - , iff t , - I 5 ji: ,E KARL Track 3, 4 FRED PATON Football l, 2, Track 2, 3, Intramural Basketball l 2, 3, -lg Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4' C,A.P. 1. 2, Hi-C l 7 .I ,gp . V ,-iw , 4 gs, 4. . ', .pag- Quill Pres. Natl. Club . .w L, 'W-F ilu 'WC' s, a. 1 EJs:fil'!1-Iles! M fi' :Sri OSTEWIG l, 2, Drivers Club :N 1 .I SANDRA PHILLIPS Honor Soc. 3, 4, Miss Stardust 4, Owl 3, 4g and Scroll 3, -lg -4, jr. Red Cross 4, Beta 3. 4, Choir 3, FHA. 2, 5. -4, Drivers -1, Accuracy Club 3 REBA PERKINSON Sunshine lg Cha-ral Club l, Concert Club 2,-Choir 3, 4, Nat'l. Beta 3, 4, Warrenettes 2, Floralia 2, Hi-C 45 Accuracy Club 3, 4, Speed Club 3. 4, April Melodies Kg Fortune Tell- er 4 le CAROLE O'HAVER Moods and Melodies lg Sunshine lg Warrenettes 25 Nat'1. Beta 3, 43 Con- cert Club lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ass't. 4g Accuracy Club JACK PATRICK Alpha I-li-Y 3. 4, Beta 1, 2, Model U.N. 2, 3g Driv- ers Club 4g Moods and Melodies lg Intramural Basketball 4g Student Council 2, 1 Floralia 3 F 52 LEDA PIERCE Accuracy Club 4 A FRANK POWER QCIWAJ Arsenal Tech, Indpls. 1, 2g 2: ,.,. 'A V- i sys x: Q X W- - 2 DON POLLARD C, 'ls i Constance High, Miami, Florida SQ Moods and Melodies lg Ass't. 23 D. E. 43 Drivers Club -1 i'i-I'f- ,,,, ...W rf- 'f . ' ' Z. ,YJ 014, ' ,f i :'E:E-E 1 A :jg 'V X, :ish ' ?gEf'552?:-ffjf , A Q li, fa. -. .- 'l:2:f-z1::i 1 ,b:,,:i::, 2 Q. ,Q 1,2 ,:,4,:,u yo . gmc ':2s21gqf.'. MARY PRICKETT Sunshine lg Ass't. I, 2, 5, 45 Choral Club lg Hi-C l, 2, 33 Band l, 23 Concert Club 25 Nat'l. Beta 3, 4g Warrenettes 2g Choir 5, fig jr. Red Cross 5, -'ig Dist. Solo and Ensemble 5 'f -'Q 4? 3 . ,s - t Iii, Wm' Q-'-rv DON RAMSEY Alpha Hi-Y 3, fig Beta lv K 2, Sirtfat-.arriis Z, Foot- Football l, Z, 3, fl, Intra- mural basketball 2, 5, Ai, Drivers Club 2, 3, -lg jury A '-iI5Ev1',5Es2:?gig,l15 i'S's,:3 l?lI: ' LEONARD PRICE Worthingtczn jeffer- son, Xworthinirton lg Re- serve Basketbull 2, 53 Hi- C 33 Track 3, -lg Drivers Club -lg Alpha Hi-Y Al ..aLf0'77 l RICHARD PRINCE B442 , iii if 1-Lf s. - '1 t, Ki? , ' 5 52,211-. '.Q:-s-1.:,-i.::zf:i , - -im. 1--:..g . '5 ' 1 f 1 V 1- -w -fv-ew' I,'fga.3:-':iiZL2 ' - i i .hi Yfe-. gk., A , l rg. , ,.-,, Q, ' ' . ' rw-ff 11-33: gf : . , j f -3. 'QQ ' I f C -lg Student Council 2, 'ig Myrna Robertson and joe Saladino were se- Ass't. 2, 5, 4 ' ll lected as the Girl and Boy with the Prettiest o W Eyes. 19 l ... LORETTA RICHARDSON 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4g jr. Leader 1, 2, 5g Art League 33 Wigwam 4g Pep Club 2 4g F.H,A. 2, 3, 4g Asst. 2, 3g Sunshine lg War- renettes 2g Moods and Melodies lg Concert Club 25 G.A.A. lg Hi-C lg Cho- ral Club l HAROLD ROEDER Arsenal Tech, lndpl's. 1, Z, 3g Intramural Basket- CAROL REDMAN Speed Club 4g Accuracy 3g Nat'l. Beta, 3, 43 H. R. Pres. 4g Warrenettes 2g Sunshine lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Asst. lg Moods and Melodies 1 KL-at if 4? f4.s SALLY ROBERTSON Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4g Sec.-Treas. 2g Nat'l. Beta 35 45 Corr. Sec. 4g Student Council 1, Z, 31 Warren- ettes Zz Sunshine lg Hi-C 3, 4g Sr. Council 4g Pep Club Z, 3 asaavgp iE2s2f'a22faSzSa:1 , ., ,. . 'ffia2s2zfaE:-si '2as1:125.22322222225sisizisismzigz: :wx -:wfs:s:sstzi:-:-:zi- -,sm ' :I-is-x::::::ss:vssa:f.: H .: . Q. -Mx . 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Beta 5, 45 Warrenettes 23 F.H.A. 35 Moods and Melodies 15 Ass't. 2, 5 77?cIAll,a., JAMES ROSS Alpha Hi-Y 41 Beta 1, 2g F,F.A. l, 2, 45 reporter 2, Pres. 4g Student Coun- cil 1, 2g Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 25 Drivers Club 4, Hi-C 2, Livestock, Grain and Dairy judging l, Z, 4, State Vegetable Judging 4 e, hi' . 2-ef: is RICHARD RUNYAN Broad Ripple, Indpl's. 1, Z3 Baseball 5, 45 Dance Band 4g Drivers Club 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4 ,. ,.M :fi:-:: A A A ALAN SANDERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g All- County 2nd Team 5gBase- :all 2, 5, 49 Football lg Alpha Hi-Y 5, 41 Beta l, 2g Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, ig Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Dwl 2, 3, -ig Model U.N. 2, 53 Moods and Melodies l wow '55 VERNICE SCHAEKEL Honor Soc. Z, 5, 4g Natl, Beta 5, 4g Warrenettes 2, F.H.A. Z, 5, 4, Sunshine lg jr. Red Cross 2, Ot- chestra lg Diary Keeper 4, Hi-C 3g Asst l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 5 ZX' , lx, JOE SALADINO Howe. lndpl's. l, 23 Wfig- warn 4, F,F.A, 43 Science Club 4 D2-1 , if 2212522525551155121E:seal:'sigfl.:2?E:EiZf ' -' , . .,. ''W-'-is255252522515 21152925 1 x 3 f RW t ' ' . Q 3 5? f' 1' 22551 1 fa, 5 as 'v 951 ' 1:2 X' A ...hf f . ,y, , ew:-xr'-f,.,if aaa ' ,,4,.,,,5:,, , V. V5-1,1 ,. , . ,Mk : 7 1 ' liz, A PAT SCHMITT Sunshine 1, Pep Club 2, 5, 4g 44H jr. Leader l, 2, Warrenettes 2, Natl Beta 5, fl, G,A.A. lg EH. A. 2, 3, -'lg Moods and Melodies lg Asst 2, -ig Concert Club l K2 DENISE SAGEN Highland Park, Topeka, Kansas I, 2, Choir 3, 4, Co. Choral Festival 3, 4, Democracy Award 3: Ac- curacy Club 5, 4, April Melodies 5, Dtamatics Club 4g Wfigwam -ig For- tune Teller 4 JOHN SARE K i W a n i s Soc. Studies Award 5, Science Club 5. 4, Pres. 4, Honor Soc. 1, Z, 3, 4g Vice-Pres. 4, Quiz Em on the Air 3, 41 State Geometry Contest 2, Al, pha Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta 1, 2, Golf l, 2, 5, ei: Basketball 1, 2, 3 542' Nh-vii ROSEMARY SELF Sunshine 13 Nat'l Beta 3, 4g Warrenertes 2g F.H.A. 33 Moods and Melodies 1 9 BARBARA SHEWMON Band l, Z, 3g Sunshine lg Nar'l. Beta 3, 4g Warren- EIKCS 2g I-Ii-C 3, 4g Driv- ers Club 43 4-H I, 23 jr. Red Cross 2g Mag. Sales Manager 3, 4g Wignfam 4g Dramatics Club 43 Cho- ral Club Ig Ass't. 2, 3, 4 DELORIS SCI-IILL Sr. Council Sec.-Tre-as. 4, FAA 1' Honor Soc 1 2, 3, Warrenettes 2, Sun- shine I' Moods and Mel- odies 1, Asst. 2 SAM SI-IANK Franklin Twp. 33 Indpl'5. 51 F.F.A. Sec. 2, 4g 4-H -lr. Leader I, 2, 4g Intraa mural Basketball Ig State Livestock, Poultry, Vege- table .ludging 1, 2, 43 Jr. Leader-Kiwanis Conf. 2 f4 '1, ,ff Looking admiringly at one another are Barbara McMinn and Bob Clay, who were picked as the Best Dressed Boy and Girl. DONNA SINGER HARRY SMITH Lawrence Central, Law- Student Council 45 Hi-C ICUCC 1, 2, 33 G.A,A. 4 2, 3, 4g Intramural Bas- FORREST SIMMERMAN Alpha Hi-Y 3, 43 Beta 1, 2g Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra Council 2, 3. 4g Sec.-Treas. 33 Honor Soc. 3, 43 Science Club 3, 41 Baseball 2 . kerball 1, 2, 3, 4g Drivers Club 4g Moods and Melo- dies lg Ass't. Ig Concert Club lg Pep Club 2, 3g Baseball 3 K KQV'
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