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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1958 volume:

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Walker, superintendent of the Warren Metro- pleted by next fall, has ten rooms, a new oice and teachers' politan schools, seems to he very pleased with the plans of room. One of the main features will be a new cafeteria the new school wing. The new addition, which is to be com- which will accommodate approximately S50 people. The Visual Aids Department of Warren Central under the direction of Perle R. Fisher has been called the nerve center of the Warren Township schools. Kenny Schaffer and Beverly Perdue are filing rolls of film in the 550,000 film library. All of the schools in Warren Township call in their orders and the assistants take them down. Do you lean to the left when you should be to the right? Do you stand up when you should sit and fight! iight! fight! Then you don't belong to the pep block. A hard work- ing group of 169 members the block works for coordination, and volume with the di- rection of reserve and varsity cheerleaders. In a combined effort to defeat the opposers during a battle for possession of the ball, Warren's top three rebounders, Don Prickett, Bob Chadwell, and Bill hlacobs, once again reign victorious. was the cyear . . . oosfers c eereal-cAeere Under the direction of Winfield Reed, chairman, the annual P.T.A. ish fry netted a profit of S637.4l last fall. Of this money, two S100 scholarships were given to seniors and S100 was given to the 1958 graduating class. Michael Crowe, junior and United Nations' representative, received S50 for his trip, and :mother S35 is being used to purchase needed equipment for the summer Teen Canteen. The re- maining money goes to an all-student project. Q Big things come in little packages, is a proverb well exemplihed by the rushing on- slaught of the Warriors smallest bacltfield member, joe Neligh, 13. Through such numerous maneuvers, Joe was the first Warrior to succeed in complet- ing a six point play. GPYIOYS fOl4gAf for AHF!-WOW vicfories I was fke year in felbgence, agikfly, Warren's delegates to the Purdue Legislative Assem- bly were Lowry Suther- land, senator, and Marcia jaggers, Fred Roesener, Bill Nicewanger and Jerry Fink, representatives. One of Warren's foremost com- petitive programs is Quiz 'Em on the Air. Members of this year's team were Linda Palmer, senior, David Bennie, junior, Margorie House, junior, Larry Rood, senior, Nancy Woodworth, senior, and Alan Murray, senior. w, 1 x N X lr Q R N, 1 A tits lg Q-sf, fi. if fb 'qs 'c vi 1 'J X -Siigg, QQ if + si fi N Q W L24 W .X iq , .V in r e., iii- fC? f X - X G' in-.1 -,Q-, an .,N- H5 if X X r ifxxx kgf VL I' 1 K ' l' Q' 4 K' 'A ' lst Ai lngelfllfllfcy an GOI CVS IP WOW VGCO jfllflQ-Pl ' 'A x Representing Warren in the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Contest was Marcia jaggers She was chosen for her leadership and character. On basis oi test scores, Nancy Woodworth received the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Y: Representing Warren Central for the year 1957-S8 at the annual Girls' State Convention at Indiana University were Nancy Woodworth and Cynthia Pierce, seniors. ,Q H, i X 'm to x Learning the fundamentals of good reporting and year- book production was the job of these four senior girls. Repre- sentatives to the Journalism Institute were seniors Nancy Updike, Nancy Reinhardt, Judy Overman and Sandy Mann. Each year Warren sends a number of boys to the annual assembly of Hoosier Boys' State at Indiana University. Last year's representatives were Alan Murray, John Herkless, Jerry Fink, Fred Roesener and Gary Ruble. First place State Contest winners and Gold Key Art- Award winners for ,SS are, first row, Nancy Updilce, art, Carlagene Plummer, Diane Wolf, Cynthia McGahan, and Linda Palmer, musicg and Mary Frazier, art. Second row: jerry Cowan, Mike Tucher, Larry Parrish, Ronnie Jackson, Dave Fowler, Jerry Redmyer, Gary Hinderliter, Bill Schmidt, Dave Collier and Bill Campbell, music, and Ernie Paparazlo and Dick Snodgrass, nrt. was fAe year . . . Page twelve Now here is a cute little number that will make any slave owner happy, calls the auctioneer as another slave sale gets under way. Toga-dressed slaves have been sold in this annual event, which is spon- W sored by the Latin Department. 'Q ' f 1 I ',,. va If Q QP . Y vi, , . -v 'M f ' wt- A 9' -55 x fy: .WS we -: :I 22 Q I' A K KW vis' Q ,mi N3 N, Q J ' H , M.. 8' 2' N X 53 X x ,gf N , , Y . J X x ' if fx., 1 5 ,gsQ,:, Qogi -644, E3 5555 Z W- 4 fin I iQ,QrA rf I x - Aff 51 ,li 'if X 1 5 ,, -my TQ S 5 L I' N3133 1 ' i Q we 4, f Q, ww,, f-fy- as .Q X ' - A Q R ff' x Q . x ' f K -- n Yami : 'll' A i 'p-L K Q ' ,fx J -W.. in A - ' 1 X M wr M' 1. Off? 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It's the beginning of new and deeper friendships, greater responsibilities and more good times. To the faculty and administration '1958 gives 169 new graduates in which to take pride and 939 underclassmen who need their help. All of this is 1958. Modeling is just one of the many opportunities given to Brenda Boyer and Cynthia McGahan, Warrcn's representa- tives to the Ayres' and Block's Fashion Boards. Page fourteen Mr. and Mrs.. Edward H. Cuddy, Warren's principal and his wife, sccmed to be enjoying the food prepared bv the llome Economics department for the annual Valentine Tea. Candlelight adds the finishing touch to the tea for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rumford and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Askren, Warren Township School Board members and their wives. .- V Q , V y . 3 f J, If lf' JA! . Ax Af, y sf L1 X: ef x x .ff 1 ff i ,Af x Nxw, x C .. 4 as R A Rfk 2 ' is X .M Q X mx- ' -:E N u- fm.,- -- . . -1 1 1 --F X. -v.. 1. , , . M. ' v . 1 S 'Y X Q N 5 -N N h 'S I' 3 ...... . TL? '1 . u Ah F Q - . 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Numerous problems, both adminis- trative and student, cross the desks of this trio every hour of the day. Keeping a family of nearly 1200 individuals happy and busy and yet learning is a full time job. These three administra- tors try to attend all school functions in addition to their daily responsibilities. Edward H. Cuddy is the newest member of XVarren's administrative staff. Mr. Cuddy, for- merly vice-principal of Bloomington High School. became Warren's principal only this year. He is Warren Central's third principal. Among his many other responsibilities Obert Piety, War- ren's dean of boys, is in charge of all class scheduling. Mr. Piety has been at Warren for three years. English Stresses Reading, Writing, Speaking kills Warrengs English Department boasts the largest enrollment 1,077 students of any of the various departments in- cluded in the schoolgs curriculm. For students who have difficulty with their English, reading and remedial Eng- lish were offered. These special courses extended a helping hand to 113 students. Journalism I developed intelligent news- paper readers and taught students the purpose and appreciation of writing with exactness. OWL and WIGWAM staffs offered practical application of journalistic skills. A general speech course provides the fundamentals of public speaking. Debates, after dinner speeches, radio announcing and introduction speeches arc all given a try in the speech class at Warren. These students seem to be enjoying a debate. CALDWELL, FLORENCE Englishg Butler University, A.B. FREEMAN, JEAN ANN KMRSJ MONTGOMERY, MARINA CAROL fMRS.j Remedial English, Remedial Reading: Butler University B.S. Journalism, Indiana University, B.S.g Stephens College: PETEKSEN' VERA QMRSJ sponsor of Wigwaxn and Owl Staffsg sponsor of Quill and Scroll: co-sponsor of Quiz 'Em Team. Englishg Indiana University, A.B. SMITH, JOSEPH English, Study Hall, Loyola University, Pl1.B. HASSELBRINCK, MARIETTA fMRs.p SMOKER, BERNICE QMRSJ Speech, English, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.g Englishglndima Univcrsity,A.B.,M.5- chairman of English Department. McGUIRE, HARRIET UVIRSJ English: Indiana University, A.B. WAGNER, MARY ELIZABETH Englishg Butler University, B.A., Indiana University M A WARD, MOLLIE English, Butler University, A.B., C. N. C., M.S Page seventeen SOCi21l tudies PTCPHTC Iohn Q. Citizen, For Life Page eighteen Teaching 715 students the how's, when's, where's, why's and who's of the old and new worlds is the main objective of the Social Sci- ence Department. Included in this depart- ment are classes in freshman guidance, United States history and government, which are all required for every student. Besides the re- quired courses are elective classes in family living and world history. To help keep history and government stu- dents informed about world affairs, these classes subscribe to three daily newspapers. Government students also receive Our Times, weekly current events magazine. By learning more about themselves through the extensive testing programs in guidance, freshmen are better able to plan their remain- ing three years of high school work. Family living prepares Warren seniors to cope with the problems they will have to face in their future home lives. Robert Carey's U. S. History class is illustrating the fact that maps, books, and newspapers are necessary articles in keeping up with historical events that have taken place in the past, and in the present. Q CAREY, RDBERT History, Indiana University, A.B., Butler University, M.S.g co-sponsor of Quiz Em Team. CAMPBELL, MORRIS Government, Sociology, Wabash College A.B., DePauw University, M.A.g sponsor of Senior Council, sponsor of Chess Club. FORSYTH, MARJORIE Guidance, University of Illinois, B.S., Butler University, M.A.g chairman of Social Studies Department. GLESING, WILLIAM Country Coach, Head Track Coach. MEANS, CLARICE MRS., B.S., Sophomore Counselor. RISER, LOUISE QMRSJ Beta, sponsor of Warrenettes. ROACH, RONALD Government, Indiana State Teachers Col lege, B.S., sponsor of Pep Block, sponsor of Alpha Hi-Y. History, Indiana University, B.S., MS sponsor of Intramural Basketball, Head Cross Family Living, University 'of Nebraska Guidance, Civicsg Butler University, BS sponsor of Junior Class, sponsor of National CLARK, RAY Math, Franklin College, A.B., Indiana State Teachers College, M.S. COOPER, S. E. Math, C. N. C., A.B., Butler University, M.S.g sponsor of Jr. Honor Society. HINSHAW, EDITH fMRS.D Algebra, Geometry: Earlham College, A.B. athematicians Struggle just when it seemed impossible to master those corollaries, theorems, postulates, logarithms, formulas, and axioms, some kind person gave a helping hand, and a solution to a particularly perplexing mathe- matics problem Was found. A teacher in the Mathe- matics Department Was no doubt that kind person who cleared up the mystery of the puzzling problem. The study of mathematics not only prepares stu- dents for future vocations and for college, but it also requires that the students employ the use of good reasoning power. At Warren, each student is required to take at least one math course. Seven hundred and ninety-six students were en- rolled in the algebra, plane geometry, advanced alge- bra, college algebra, solid geometry, and trigonometry courses which were offered at Warren Central this year. MUELLER, JOSEPH Geometry, Trigonometry, College Algebrag But- ler University, B.S.g sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta, chairman of Math Department. SPRUNGER. ROLLAND Mathg Indiana University, A.B., M.S. Oh, that is how that problem is worked. No doubt many a plane geometry student has made such a statement. just how to make those theorems work correctly with the right problem is the whole mystery, but Edwin Cooper, instructor, makes it look so easy. Page 71,'i71.Cf0l3'YL if Would-Be-Scientists Investigate the Unknown Who can forget the pungent odor of rotten eggs which drifted up and out of the science department and the acid-eaten holes in our clothing. During 1957-58, 640 students were enrolled in practical science, biology, chemistry and physics. In one year the science department spent 35425.34 on test tubes, skeletons, chemicals and other scientific equipment. Because of a sky full of satellites, high school science has made the lime- light and has become the most talked about subject in the educational cur- riculum. These future scientists are working diligently tu complete their experiment of the electrolysis of water. From this department of science, 85 to 90 per cent of the students will attend college. M IDDLETON, ELIZABETH QMRSJ Biology, University of Illinois, A.B.g sponsor of Frcshette Clubg chairman of Science Department. NOE, HOWARD Physics, Chemistry, Franklin College, B.S., Indiana University, M.S. SAYLOR, DONALD Biology: Indiana Central, A.B.g sponsor of F. T. A. SPARKS, CHERRY QMRs.p Biology, Practical Scienceg Butler University, B.S.g sponsor of Yell Leaders. Page twenty On january 21, the senior science students were shown the research department at the Eli Lilly company. Among the many interesting and educational sights, the most popular by far was our vivisected canine friend. Commerce Students BALDWIN, EDWARD Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Butler Uni- versity, M.S. COLLINS, JOYCE Commerce, Assistant Librariang Indiana State Teachers College. B.S.g sponsor of Hi-C. L Prepare to loin GDesk Set, Warren's Commerce Department specializes in a program which not only offers training in office skills, but also gives practical experience as well. Speed and accuracy are the key words of this department, and only through constant drill and practice can these be accomplished. Bookkeeping students had never before realized how two little words, debit and credit, could be such a pain in the neck. While the typists try to unscram- ble the alphabet that lies before them in a maze of keys, the shorthand students try to master the peculiar language of loops and lines, which was devised by Mr. Gregg. With a few words of encouragement and explana- tion,.however, the commerce teachers are able to smooth the perplexed brows of their 354 bewildered students. HANGER, LOLA QMRSJ Typing, Valparaiso University, B.S.g sponsor of Accuracy Club. HICKS, LOKILE Shorthand, Typing, Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, A.B., Butler University, M.S.g sponsor of FBLA, chairman of Commerce Department. fdsaf jklgj fdsaf jklgj The words drill and practice have in the business world, and to others it means neater home- a definite meaning to all typing students. This beginning work. To all of them it certainly means being able to type typing class, under the direction of Mrs. Lola Hanger, is no thirty words a minute on the next timed writing. exception. To some of them it will mean a future position Page twenty-one . . exe, X A N .. i ease, These beginning art students are preparing their entries for the Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition, annual high-light for art students. In 1958 Warren won S keys and 6 honorable mentions. Itgs Hard ork- Be it FAUCETT, JULIA Art, Franklin College, A.B., Indiana University, M.S. Amid the ever-present odor of wet clay, india inks, turpentine, tempera, and firing kilns, the ceramic students turn out their share of figurines, ash trays, candy dishes, and cuff links. The beginning art classes pursue perspective and the techniques of modern art. Advanced and commercial students keep busy making decorations for homecomings and dances and drawing dozens of posters for school activities. In spare time these 83 students just drawf, rt Contests, a Catch-All tud Hour All's quiet on the library front as the sixth period study hall people resign themselves to doing their homework, with only an occasional glance at the clock. DAVIS, MARY QMRSJ Librarian, Library Sci- ence, Mary Washington, A.B., University of Vir- ginia, M.A.g sponsor of library Science. Seven thousand books, from Ab- bott, jacob to Zweig, Stefan, plus 18 sets of reference books including en- cyclopedias, dictionaries and almanacs help make up Warren's library. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Davis, school librarian, 22 people en- rolled in library science this year and helped manage the library for the fac- ulty, the 735 students in study hall and the rest of the student body. Page Muon ty-two I FISHER, PERLE Practical Scienceg Indiana State, B.S., Indiana Univer- sity, M.S.g Audio-Visual Aids Director. i Hurrying, scurrying to fill that last- minute request, setting up microphones for convocations, other special events, and snapping pictures for the publications de- partment is the Visual Aids Department. All of this is a part of the valuable services rendered to Warren Central by this depart- ment under the direction of Perle Fisher. Mr. Fisher and students composing the visual aids department made arrangements for the distribution of films. A bulletin board tacked full of requests for Visual Aids' service keep this department working. While Eddie Brand delivers projection equipment, Director Perle Fisher sends Kenny Tobias on an assignment. uppl ing Video Equipment or oil Testing Vonn Hayes is demonstrating to his Vocational Agriculture class the ways of testing soil for lime, phosphorus and potassium. This is just a part of the boys' study of soil. The Warren Department of Agri- culture prepared 40 freshman, sopho- more, junior and senior boys for farm life. The vocational agriculture depart- ment is under the direction of Vonn Hayes. P HAYES. J. V. Vocational Agricul- ture, Biology, Purdue University, ILS.: sponsor of F. F. A., sponsor of 4-H. Page tweizty-t'lw'ee Musical Groups Respond to Civic Call Twenty-three girls faithfully work together and hopefully strive for future positions in senior choir and girls concert club. The freshman girls chorus under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Smith and Robert Fleck is just one of the many There are many opportunities at Warren Central for a student to further his music career. To start a typical school day off mu- sically, Cecil Havens, band director, gives much attention to each person who wishes to participate in the many activities of the band. One of the newest of these activities was their presence at the Indiana State Fair Band Day. The majorette team, also sponsored by Mr. Havens, works closely with the band. The vocal department plays a very impor- tant role in the convocations and other musi- Page twenty-four musical groups at Warren Central. Music is taught in some form to any underclassman who desires the training. Special classes such as the junior madrigal and boys glee club are formed to prepare the students for a musical future. cal events at school. The largest of these groups is the senior choir under the direction of Robert Fleck. Chosen from the choir are two ensembles, the madrigal, directed by Mr. Fleck, and the girls' ensemble, directed by Mrs. Virginia Smith. George Amends joined the Music Depart- ment the second semester to reorganize the orchestra. These musical groups, composed of 222 members, are in great demand for school and community programs. AMEND, GEORGE fnot pictured, Orchestra, Butler University, B.M. FLECK, ROBERT Vocal Musicg Butler University. Indiana Univer- sity, B.B.g sponsor of Jr. Madrigal. HAVENS, CECIL Instrumental Music, Northwestern University, B.M.g Chairman of Music Department. SMITH, VIRGINIA fMRS.J Music, Butler University, B. S.g sponsor of Girls' Ensemble. Modern Girls Learn l-lomemaking Arts 4 Barbara Wilson is demonstrating to this Home Economics class how to make an angel food cake. This may prove the old saying that the way to a man's heart is through She's sewing a fine seam. Barbara Scroggs may either have her zippenin wrong or she may be putting in a seam for the tenth time. X BEESON, WANDA fMRS.l Child Careg Iowa State College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A.g sponsor of 4-H. RICHARDSON. ITA QMRSJ Foodsg Ball State Teachers College, BS., Indiana State Teachers College, M.S. STRICKER, ANNA QMRSJ Clothing, Home Artsg Indiana Central College, A.B.g sponsor of 4-H Jr. Leaders, Chairman of Home Economics Department. his stomach. One of the highlights during a semester is when the girls prepare their first full course meal. This will prove an excellent foundation for future homes, , Sub-divided into three different courses, foods, sewing and child care, the Home Econo- mics Department this year provided practical training for 390 future homemakers. While foods classes learn how to balance diets and budgets, the child care students are kept busy learning and practicing various phases of home nursing and care of children. In beginning sewing classes, students toil to cut patterns and sew seams correctly. The advanced sewing class makes such items as suits, dresses, formals and sports wear. The home arts students learn home- making handicrafts such as knitting and cro- cheting. Page twenty-five ROBERTS, WENDELL Health and Safety, Indiana Central Col- lege, B.S. Sl-IUTE, SARAH Health and Safety, Reid Memorial Hos- pital, R.N., Butler University, B.S., spun- sor of Nurses' Club. WHITE, ROSALIND fMRS.j Physical Education, Indiana University, B.S., sponsor of Girls' Athletic Association. NVOOD, VAUGHN Physical Educationg Indiana State Teach- ers College, B.S., Butler University, M.S.g Chairman of Health and Physical Educa- tion Department, Chairman of Athletics Department. Classes Stress Value of ound Body-Mind This model being shown to a safety and health class by Wendell Roberts is one of the many teaching aids available for use by students in the Health Department. Physical Education plays an important part in every freshman's life. This course not only develops the physical being, but also develops many skills, abilities, and de- sirable health habits. Physical Education helps the individual attain the responsibili- ties of leadership, develops fellowship, and a pleasing personality. The Physical Education boasts an enrollment of 327 students and is, for the girls, a one-half credit course integrated with Health. The boys, on the other hand, take Physical Education for one whole year and receive one full credit. Department One, two, three, fourg one, two, three, four, from sit-ups to deep knee bends, physical education classes exercise daily to keep physically fit. Every sophomore boy is required to include in his schedule safety and health. Wendell Roberts, safety and health instructor, directs the sopho- more boys in this course. First aid is included in this course, and is necessary for graduation. Two awarded students successfully com- credits are pleting the full year of safety and health. Health, Education, which is integrated with Physical is required for the freshman girls. This course is under the direction of Miss Sarah Shute and one-half credit is awarded to each girl concluding this course. The Health and Safety Department boasts an enrollment of 335 students. hop Teaches Boys Industrial GKnow-How, Many, many courses are offered at Warren but perhaps the various industrial arts courses are among the most interesting for Warren boys. In the several shops the boys may extri- cate their talents into whatever phase they are best suited. Each of the courses offered, if taken for two semesters and passed satisfac- torily, will add two credits toward a boy's graduation. For ninth grade boys general shop is given, in which a preview of the industrial arts courses is sometimes often very helpful to those who do not know in which shop phase CROSIER, GENE Machine Shopg Ball State Teachers College, 13.5.3 co-sponsor of Beta Hi-Y. HERKLESS, JOHN Wood Shopg Ball State Teachers College, A.B. REED, WILLIAM General Shop, Physical Educationg Purdue University, B.S.g sponsor of Beta Hi-Y. RICHARDSON, WAYLAND Drafting, Indiana State Teachers College, A.B., A.M.g sponsor of 1 Radio Club. SPEARS, CLYDE fnot pictured, Printingg Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Butler University, M.S.g Chairman of Department. their talent lies. Drafting I and II may be taken by boys of the tenth grade, and rna- chine shop, wood shop and printing may be taken by sophomores, juniors, or seniors. Me- chanical drafting may also be taken by juniors and seniors, but architectural drafting is made available only to seniors. This year 460 boys participated in practical application in different phases of shop work. Many of the boys undoubtedly have opened the door to their career and many also have probably discovered that their talent does not lie in this field. ix Y fi YQ Q 3 . sl :if li fi ie? lie Q. gi ss, , Q Ee,,ij5q xi is X 53 XJ . The old adage, Latin is a dead language', doesn't seem to hold true at Warren. The enrollment in Latin is' the largest of the foreign languages. Latin not only gives the pupil a knowledge of a foreign language, but. helps him with English. Linguists Study Verbs Plus Countr Customs If you are a student of a foreign language, you probably never have your translation done and are always studying vocabulary words. There are approximately 215 students en- rolled in the foreign language department. The largest department is Latin with an en- rollment of 146. The Latin Department has three main events during the year. New Latin students are initiated by taking the Trip through Hades. Later in the year, students may volunteer their services and be sold in the Slave Sale. Everyone enjoys the Floralia Page twenty-eight season which brings beautiful spring flowers and delicious candy. On Pan American Day, the Spanish classes present an annual program. This year the Spanish students took a trip to Chicago for a week-end. The French classes seem to be steadily growing. Now in their second year, they have an enrollment of thirteen. This year the French students had two men from France visit their class. The Frenchmen compared the American way of living with their own. DODSON, LOURENE fMRS.J Spanish, Algebrag DePauw University, A.B.g sponsor of jr. Red Cross, sponsor of El Circulo Espanol, Chairman of Foreign Language Depart- ment. FOERDERER, LOUIS English, Frenchg Iowa State College, Univer- sity of Iowa, Butler University A.B. THOMPSON, LEON Latin, DePauw University, A.B., Butler Uni- versity, M.S.g sponsor of Sr. Honor Society, Assistant Senior Council Adviser. Club. Although the course does not guarantee that you will never have crinkled fenders, the Drivers' Training class is instrumental in pre- venting such happenings. Driving in city and highway traflic, weaving in and out between a row of stanchions, practicing right and left- hand turns, and parallel parking are some of the skills of handling an automobile that are taught in this one-semester course. Not only do students taking Drivers' Edu- MIEDEIQJA, ALAN Driver Educationg Ball State Teachers College, B.S.g co-sponsor of Drivers NOLTE, HERMAN Driver Educationg University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.S.g co-sponsor of Drivers Club. cation learn the skills of handling an automo- bile, but they also learn the Indiana State trafiic laws, the parts of the automobile and their operation, and how to give the automo- bile a good bath.', , Two hundred and eighty-eight students were eligible and interested in taking Drivers' Training this year, therefore it was necessary to have two teachers and two automobiles. Drivers Learn Highwa Laws, Courtesies Look Ma, no banged up fenders! The Drivers' Educa- tion Department proudly displays its two new Fords, used to instruct eligible students. Another class is about to begin, and the students are raring to go. All that is necessary is for Herman Nolte and Alan Miedema to climb into-N their classrooms on wheels. This year the Main Office staff, consisting of fifteen girls, one boy, Mrs. Theodora Pfister and Mrs. Mary Jane Deer, filed 2,210 schedule cards, enrollment cards and excuses. They delivered mes- sages and notices, ran off about 2,400 sheets of paper each day on the ditto machine, stored sup- plies, sold tickets to the games, sorted the mail, recorded the grades on permanent records and gave out general information. There are files of perma- nent records dating back to 1924. On the average, 150 telephone calls come in each day. Without this central office and the help of those who Work in it, Warren would literally fall apart. The Warren Central cafeteria serves on the aver- age of 400 pounds of potatoes, 36 gallons of green beans, 50 heads of cabbage, 12-15 gallons of fruit, 40-45 pies, 1,000 individual sandwiches, 10 dozen doughnuts, 16 dozen twinkies and cup cakes and 69 gallons of milk per day. Our average grocery bill is from 31,700-52,000 per week. For ten years, Mrs, Mary Jane Deer has been Warren Cen- tral's school secretary. Until january of 1958 she has had only student help to assist her in the main oflice. Without her help, Warren would be at a loss. GBehind the Scenes Workers? Devote Daily Hours The girls who run errands and helped with the various Yotter, Janet Scott, Doris Alger, Linda Rodewald, Barbara office duties are, Standing: Kay McCullough, Judy Helm and Emrick, Sandra Mann, Donna Druding, Mrs. Pfister, Rebekah Linda Bultman. Seated: Rebekah Randall, Sonnie Silvers, Pat Hutton, Susan Morgan and Betty Luther. The cafeteria cooks are Mrs. Margaret Suddarrh, Mrs. Mrs. Naomi Turner, Mrs. Katherin Rushe, and Mrs. Nell Nedra Brannem, Mrs. Dorothy Martin, Mrs. Mable Wiesie, Reynolds. to Filing, Dispatching Info, Cooking and Cleaning Seeing that our more than 45 rooms in Warren Central are kept neat and clean is just one of the many responsibil- ities of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brim, school custodians. Helping them with their duties is Mrs. Thelma Mackey. Page thirty-one ,, X My A :SZ yy? we ' X X Si X WSE. X 5 N Q N x x z wx . 'X X , 533 X A ,Q X E , - G X ,,,., ,,,, - 'Is , M ,, Vkvk 'il F33 f' ' : 'fi v QW--'n ' 4 Q.. X M M. ... I!II. :Q ' .'s:f2?'r- H Q QQ.: , Q ......N. ............. . M 0 I , .N..w...m I 5 - 55,33 X ,...., - Q .. Y ,11,,, ': .b i I M, V . ' - x 25 W i ii- fl N it S f B ., fx X x X G. , ax . - Nwfi xx .K - 1 : S -Q f ff LQ f 1' -ws Q. ...... 2 'F-' if Xi -.:5. .5E:..::-. 'f K f 825' :::5 , Q 5. . xx W ' ' ,N .ww 7 1 Q X X Q X ah Y' 1 q v N ,, 5 Nl X x imc ,.,,, EWR 4' 'K 'f r Q , U -ftf - yy, X r .MgQq,,Rw,, ' . . KSN N N 'wx I N as Nmnxwv W MW, x at cflw hes . . . These are the 34 organizations of 1958 that offered extra-curricular activities to our 1,108 students. They had a combined membership of over 2,636 Warrenites who were governed by the 126 officers which their members elected. The combined dues collected by these groups totaled S1,176.20. From service projects to social functions, their activities were hard work, but fun. Separately, they sponsored nine sock-hops, two semi-formal dances, two proms and four informal parties. Together, their members worked to build a better Warren Central. Page thirty-three Service Clubs Prepare Future Citizens Members of Warren's National Beta Club, one of the 2,379 chap- ters in the United States, had a busy year planning for several so- cial events, such as the Christmas Dance and the Mother and Daugh- ter Valentine Tea. Mrs. Louise Riser is the sponsor of this organ- ization for junior and senior girls. Alpha Hi-Y is a state club which has as its aims to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. Appli- cation for membership is extended to all junior and senior boys. Boys enjoy such projects as helping the needy and performing various other tasks to help the community. National Beta Club officers for 1958 are, Seated: Nancy Reinhardt, Sgt.- at-armsg Barbara Wilson, sec.g Jayne Fox, pres., Judy Halcomb, vice-pres.. and Joyce Nolte, program chairman. Standing: Lana Colvin, sgt.-at-arms, Patt Yotter, sgt.-at-arms, Barbara Reel, reporter, Sandy Pollock, sgt.-at-arms, Sonnie Silvers, chaplain and Anita Willman, treas. Heading the Warrexi Central Alpha Hi-Y Club for the treas.g Larry Rood, chaplaing Jim Meunier sec. and Jerry 1957-58 year are officers Jerry Fink, pres.g Gordon Reynolds, Hartman, vice-pres. 4 ' ' ' - W NSQX ss5ssg3SX KX hs.. Page thirty-four for ctive Participation in Communit Life All freshmen and sophomore boys belonging to the Beta Hi-Y have as one of their ideals to promote church attendance by all students. This is a state organization Whose purpose is primarily to perform services throughout the community, home and especially the school. Serving both the school and com- munity, the Warrenettes, sponsored by Mrs. Louise Riser, promote high moral standards and direct social activities. The Warrenctte Club an- nually co-sponsors the Mother and Daughter Tea in conjunction with the National Beta Club. Beta Hi-Y ofiieers of 1958 are Howard Wen- dell, sgt.-at-armsg Charles Fox, trens.g Larry Guire, sec.g Steve Boyce, pres.g Richard Snod- grass, v.-pres. and Charles Hannel, chaplain. Elected officers of the sophomore Wnrreiiette Club for prcs.g Shirley Phillips, sgtfnt-arms and Carol Mayhall, Sgt. 1958 are jo Sams, sec.: Jani Ernsberger, chaplain: Carol at-arms. Fredricks, v.-pres.g Connie Minnick, treas.g Penny McIntosh, Page thirty-five Bible Club ponsors Daily Meditations Program The Hi-C officers are, Seated: Fred Roesener, sgt at arms director Cynthia McGahan accompanist Sari McClarr n Sonnie Silvers, reporterg Jim Fredricks, v-pres.g Larry Rood song leader Larry Parrish promotion direttor Mike Tucker pres.g Barbara W'ilson, sec.g Jerry Cowan, treas Dianne jr high director Date Dobbins Sgt it aims Dicks, visitation chairman. Standing: Jim Burris yr high The Hi-C Bible Club consists of three basic parts: 1. The morning devotions during which each person at Warren bows his head in meditation to give thanks and to prepare him for the coming day. 2. A visitation committee which goes to old people's homes to bring joy and friendship to their everyday lives. 3. The bi-monthly programs of the club which has a membership of 700 students. The inspirational movie, Silent Witness, which was filmed at War- ren, has been seen by over three and a half million people. Hi-C has reached many people and will continue to help even more as time goes on. Each morning a short devotional period was lu-ard over the public address system. Leading devotions this year were Jim Fredriclts, chairman: Larry Roodg Jayne Fox, vocalistg Patt Yottcr, ac- companist. Page thirty-six Red Cross Strives to Extend Goodwill Junior Red Cross is the only organization in Marion County which includes schools of all grades and has a County Board made up of members from every high school in Indian- apolis and Marion County. It is a service club which extends cheer and good will to those in nursing homes, hospitals, homes for the aged and orphanages. What I do today will be my futurei' is the motto of the freshman girls who belong to the Freshette Club of Warren. These girls work together to inspire higher ideals for freshman girls, promote intelligent, active citizens, give the freshman girls a chance to become better acquainted and serve the school whenever possible. jr. Red Cross officers for 1958 are Kay Cuddy, treas.g Eleanor Milton, town rep., Larry Parrish, pres.: Larry Huff- man, v-pres.: Sandy Fields, rep. and Sharon Gioe, town rep. Freshettes Begin GLife of School Service, Early Freshette oflicers for this year are Dotty Cazee, sec.g Pat gate, treas., Linda Bloyd, chaplain, Leign Hettenvan, v- Owen, sgt.-at-arms, Susan Faires, sgt.-at-arms, Nancy Apple- pres. and Susan Douglas, pres. Page thirty-seven The Future Business Leaders of America officers are, Seated: Kay Alexander, sgt-at-arms, Gloria Cecrle, sec.g Marcia jaggers, first v.-pres., Jackie Holden, co-treas. Stand- ing: Becky Hutton, pres.g Nancy Berry, second v-pres.g War- ren Gray, sgt-at-armsg Linda Bultman, treas. and Penny Birtle, reporter. Future Nurses, Business Leaders Plan areers Officers for this year's Future Nurses' Club are Carol Ritter, sec.g and Penny jones, pres. Not pictured is Eliza- beth Davis, vice pres. Page thirty-eight Encouraging students in the science field is the main purpose of the Future Nurses' Club. Laboratory sciences, bacteriology, nursing and many other things are among the occupations in which help is given to promote interest and knowledge of what the future holds. The Future Nurses' Club was Hrst established this year. Two representatives from the Saint Vin- cent School of Nursing came to Warren to give a brief resume about the requirements and duties of a nurse. Giving business students the opportunity to become leaders in their field is the main purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America Club. This year the 37 members, who had at least one year of commerce, conducted a survey on what the employers expect from their per- sonnel. At the State F. B. L. A. Convention at Ball State Teachers' College, three of the members entered the speaking, spelling and Studebaker Business Award contests. Pawns, knights, rooks, kings and queens filled the chess board as the members of the chess club got down to deep thinking. The club enrolled 12 members and was a local organiza- tion open to anyone who wished to learn more about the fascinating game. Pushing toward its goal it aided students in the power of concentra- tion. To promote better citizenship, to institute safety, and to familiarize all student drivers with state regulations and laws were among the aims of the Driveris Club. A drivers' court was maintained to punish students for violations. Officers of this yenr's Chess Club are Joe Fox, pres., David Binnie, sec.-treas. and Stanly Kras- ienko, v.-pres. Chess Men and Drivers Stress Safety First 1-XB. Officers of the Drivers Club are Charles Doyle, program pres. This year's club had ISO members. chairmang John Demnree, pres. and Bob Chadwell. vice- Page thirly-nine panish Circle Promotes Pan-American tud El Circulo Espanol is the Spanish Circle which promotes the study of our Spanish-speaking neighbors. Among other objectives, the members of the Spanish Circle, sponsored by Mrs. Loraine Dodson, strive to arouse personal interest in Pan-American countries. A majority of the boys who are en- rolled in vocational agriculture, 36 in number, are members of the Future Farmers of America. As their annual project, these boys, under the spon- sorship of Vonn Hayes, issued a cal- endar, supported by local merchants, to the students at Warren. Spanish Club officers of 1958 are Barbara Behrman, pres.g Mary Ann Danner, v.-pres., Georgia Harlin, treas. and Jeanne Wierman, sec. Future Farmers Issue Student Calendar Otiicers of F.F.A. this year are Phil Reed, treas.g Don vice-pres. and john King., sec. Not pictured is Richard McClure, sgt-at-arms, Richard Nye, pres,g Floyd Hoppes, Shank, reporter. Page forty Mu Alpha Theta lnitiates 21 Charter Members A Mu Alpha Theta chapter, one of the three National Mathematics Honor Societies for senior high schools and junior colleges in Indiana, was newly organized at Warren this year. The purpose of this chapter, sponsored by Joseph Mueller, is to increase an interest in and an appreciation of mathematics. Twenty- one students were eligible for membership. Striving to Make the Best Better, the local club of 4-H Junior Leaders has the re- sponsibility of keeping the students and par- ents of Warren Township informed of 4-H Club programs and also keeping the 4-H spirit during the winter months. Mrs. Anna Stricker is the sponsor of this group. The newly organized math club, Mu Alpha Theta, elected as its oflicers Cynthia Pierce, v.-pres., Gary Ruble, pres. and Cynthia McGahan, sec. 4-H lunior Leaders Strive to 6Better the Best' si s is sl. Oflicers of the 4-H junior Leaders for 1957-'58 are: Seated: Barbara Wilson, sec.g Carlagene Plummer, pres. and Judy Norton, reporter. Standing: Sara McClarrcn, v.-pres., if l if Dick Nye, recreation leader, john King. treas. and Caroline Hendricks, song leader. Page forty-one t--'Ng 'R iigygkft X- get 3 i Q I ' vu-5 Serving as the elected otlicers for the 1957-'58 Future Townsend, treas.g Barbara Reel, sec., Ann Burk, pres. and Teachers of America Club at W'arren Central are Bonnie Anita W'illman, v.-pres. Future Teachers, Boosters Promote Good ill Planning for conventions, a Back to School Night program designed to ac- quaint the parents with class work and a cadet teaching program set up for those members who were qualified and interested in teaching, kept the Future Teachers of America Club busy this year. The club, a national organization, pres. gives students an opportunity to develop an interest in the teaching profession. Donald Saylor is sponsor of Warren's chapter of the F. T. A. i One hundred and sixty-nine students donned their white blouses and shirts, and screamed their lungs out at every home game this year. Along with black gloves, cheers, loud chants and clever routines, these students formed Warren's Pep Block. It is the responsibility of this organization not only to back our sport teams and create for them an incentive to win, but also to create and promote the atmosphere of good sportsmanship. Besides functioning at all home games, this group, under the sponsorship of Ronald Roach, performed at the Sec- tionals and County Tourney. Otlicers for the Pep Block this year are Linda Palmer, v.-pres.g Margaret Yotter, sec.g Bill Farr, treas. and Nancy Reinhardt, A club into which Warren's athletes strive for membership is the NV Letterman's club. An opportunity for membership is extended to all sophomore, junior and senior athletes who have earned inter-scholatsic awards. This club helps to promote a wholesome athletic program and endeavors to better the relations between the athletes, coaches and administra- tion. A boy's award is determined by the ath- letic staff according to a point system. Warren's Girls' Athletic Association is a member of a state organization, the Indiana League of High School Girls' Athletic Associ- ation. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate the co-curricular phase of the high school girls' physical education program. Girls participate in such activities as softball, vol- leyball, swimming, bowling, archery and basketball. Athletic awards are given to girls who accumulate required points. Letterman's Club Orlicers are: Warren Hollcnback, pres., and Estel Reed, vice-pres. Not pictured is jim Burris, sec-treas. l thletic Groups Stimulate Physical Trainin Program Reviewing an issue of Slvorfiugly Yours, the monthly State Girls' Athletic Association magazine, are the 1958 Warreii G.A.A. officers: Carol Freclricks, treas.g Nancy Updike, pres.: and Doris Alger, v.-pres. Not pictured is Betty Aleksa, sec. Page forty-th ree Governing the Student Council this year are the follow- ing representatives, First row: Louise Griffith, Becky Hut- ton, Barbara Porter, Linda Gray, Sharon Zabel, Sandy Mag'- tin and Marlene Settles. Serum! row: David Norton, Larry Guire, Linda Howard, Cynthia McGahan. Carol Klengel- hoefer, Charlene Uppfalt, Dewey Sprunger, Floyd Hoppes, Kay Alexander, Barbara Bryson, Shirley Helm and Linda Palmer. Third row: Bob Minor, Bill McConnell, Gary Wethei'ald, Paul Wiggingtoii, David Fowler, jack Harlin, Fred Roesener, Burton Colvin, john Rash, Bob Chadwell and John Demaree. ouncil Achieves Faculty-Student Cooperation Democracy and leadership play a very important part in the everyday life of each student at Warren Cen- tral. In order to express the ideas and opinions of the individual, representa- tives to the Student Council are elect- ed from the classes. The Student Council has sponsored sock hops, dances, convocations and for the first time a Courtesy Week. The all-important balloting for bas- ketball, track and football queen elec- tions and that of cheerleaders is placed in the hands of the Student Council. Through this representative body, we strive to make our school a better institution of learning. Student Council officers this year are Marlene Settles, sec., George Biddle, treas.g Lowery Suther- land, pres. and Gary Wetherald, v-pres. Page forty-four Leadership, scholarship, citizenship, service and character are the five precepts upon which membership to the National Junior Honor Society is based. The junior Honor Society is not an organization of probationary membership for the National Honor Society, but an independent organization for freshmen and sophomores who have excelled in the five cardinal qualifications. New members are in- ducted each spring and shortly afterwards the Society sponsors its annual picnic. Membership to the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, character and service. Candidates are nominated by a faculty committee of seven and rated numer- ically by the entire faculty. The highest seven and one-half per cent of the senior class and the highest eleven per cent of the junior class are thus elected. Previously, the activities of this organization have been passive. This year, however, the Honor Society will award two scholarships. Honor Groups Demand Directing the activities of the junior Honor Society are Linda Fyc, pres.: Larry Guire, vice-pres., Sue Preston, sec and Steve Boyce, treas. cholarship Plus of Members The Executive Council of the National Honor Society is Mcunicr, vice-pres. and Cynthia McGahan, pres. In addition in charge of the general governing of the chapter. lts mem- ., to presiding over meetings, the council manages club at bers are Joyce Manda, treas.g Nancy Wfoodworth, sec.g Jim tivities. Page forty fwe, M Qfxwnraw-mpfx-XM A -H A 'My Nxt, V i - -- rim ilrmwumrlmmifgw- ax X R - X fwwsssm 1-:Egg i-Q Q S .NM 4 Q Q vm 52 Y- 'I -N P Eg if -V 'T' ,A Q ' A ' 5 ' 'M X wr in SV wX X fff , ,Tx kk .. K ' K f Q, I x bg i , x, W W 1 t X S5 K f XT Q Q5 3 N , xl q XM Sxf 5 Q if X A N h X 3 N j. X, Eve f Q TA X S x N, F 2 3 N x ' A hAi 'P x YP W yr' W 2 'B Q ig ' v- XS L , X X NX 3. , Q is W1 'Kr me Q W , ' -' ww?-.af N. ,:,-ZR , Q ,Q Q gf xx .4 i NSW? ,, : . Q F, s' F wx X .9 .E f QS' K ' if ---' Q as , ..... 3 ES , 55 sf,Q ig' Q . X-7 V' fwmm. ..:Q.xx f mxxm N ., 5 a N X ..,. ,N IH r 'N b , , . 1 ax gy f 5, ,1:, ' i J 1 . X X,y, ,,:. k MS X' :: . X W. V M , ,.2. Q , :,, .,.. j 1Q Q xx Aifx t X ' .. z S 2415- R , : S 3 . ,-,- 'g b M um 2 , X-Qfvx ' f' 1 1 ' M E-5 Q W X iigix-fgfbb . N f 6 ' 1 X f. fag. 2 ,. K -Awgl v -... V 'S Q ? . h y S ,,,, X 8 Q 5 QQ ff Q K 'zz' mi j ' ' Q3 fxxf Am + f y 5 5 x X L N swf . . ww 3 gi qi X 9 , 4 EW 3 N -f Edu v Q xx , ' sit 1 Sa X x 1 Ks X X 'S' S Q 'NW W 5 1 .. 'Swiss is .f.q,i:. X uw i pa Xi 3 E 5 f'v xii Q 3 ex WA 3 F SK 5-I Q wg! I 'F S X KSN. Members of the Senior Choir are, Row Our: Brenda Boyer, Sharon Smith, Sandy Kleine, Patt Yotter, jim Boyce, Ronnie Brewer, jack Stilfel, lid Meredith, Mary Hansing, Carol Ashby. Marcia Stough. Suzy Woodward, Donna Druding, johnna Willianis and Robert Fleck, director. Rau' fun: Linda Martin, Shirley Phillips, jeanninc Hazel, Marilyn Schakel, Ron jackson, Ed Virt, Bill Farr, jayne Fox, judy Brier, Linda Palmer, judy Hans, Nancy Free, Betty Luther, Ellen Burleson and Ruby james. Row Ihrve: Pearl Douglas, Sonnie Silvers, Marcia Miers, judy Helm, Mack Sharp, Gor- don Willcts, Bill McConnell, Mark Cole, C. B. Goodbey, jim Holder, Carla Stacey, Lana Colvin, Nancy Christen' berry, Margaret Bingham, Mary Beck and Georgia Harlen. Row four: Susan Everett, Paula Chapman, Pat Gioe, Sandy Pollock, Anne Berry, Charlene Uppfault, Ross Sagen, Bill Campbell, Lloyd LaMcre, Don Roscmeyer, jerry Lett, Bill Schmitt, Bob Waynian. David Bayne, Noah Stodghill, Ron- nie Myers, janet Moore, Sandy Martin, Barbara Reel and joan Portteus. Vocalists Entertain at Annual Valentinegs Tea, This year's Madrigal consists of-Rau' One: jeanne Hor- ton, Dianne Dicks, Carolyn Hendricks, johnna Williams, judy Brier, Sandy Kleine, Pat Gioe and Nancy Christen- Page forty-eight berry. Row Two: Bill Campbell, Mike Tucker, David Fow- ler, Bill Schmitt, Larry Parish, Ronald jackson, jerry Cowan and jim Boyce. 1 . F A . if as Q XS X E S X M M ' A Z mia N I 'WG WWW S .Q gh 3' E fi? 33 gg if E5 if if Ei is Members of the Senior Band Council for 1957 S8 are vines of the 1957 S8 Choir are standing Mack Sharp seared, Sara McClarren, Cynthia McGahan, Carlagene Plum sgt at arms Naney Free treas Bill Campbell vice pres mer, Wfally Willianxs and jerry Redmyer. Guiding the act: Jayne Fox sec and Bill Farr pres Music Council Governs, Bugs Want Licenses Under Cecil Havens and Robert Fleck, the Band Council and Choir officers plan and guide the activities of the band and choir. They also help decide on policy changes in these groups, and handle their business matters. The Radio Club, sponsored by Wayland Richardson, was composed of six members this year. These mem- bers study radio signals, codes, elec- trical parts and techniques of becom- ing a radio ham operator. The goal of most of the members is to become ham operators. George Miller, pres., is the only one who has a license. Officers of the 1958 Radio Club are Ross Sagan, vice-pres. and George Miller, pres. Page fifty The 1957-'58 Senior Council officers, who were elected supervision of Morris Campbell, senior class sponsor, these by the Senior Council, are Wfarren Hollenback, sec.-treas.g officers conducted the general business and all activities of Terry Scott, pres. and Fred Rocscncr, vice-pres. Under the the 1958 senior class. Councils Plan Junior, Senior Activities Planning and promoting money-raising proj- ects for the senior class is the responsibility of the Senior Council. Composed of one girl and one boy from each government class, the Coun- cil is also in charge of carrying out plans made for the Senior Prom and graduation and bac- calaureate services. Although l958 is only the second year for a Warren Junior Council, it was Hlled with ac- tivities promoted by this group to raise money for the Junior Prom. Among other projects, Junior Council sponsored a candy sale and cor- sage sales. It is through the Council that juniors order their senior rings. junior Council members are Mike Tucker, Sara McClarren and Gary Wctherald. Page fifty-one The OWL, Warren's bi-weekly newspaper, helps keep our community informed about school affairs. Published by the journalism branch of the English Department, under the direction of Mrs. jean Freeman, publications adviser, XVar- ren's newspaper is the product of the OWL STAFF, whose members are, left to right: Eleanor Milton, feature writer, Arlene Moss, page 3 editorg jeff Lantz, business managerg Jim Fredricks, page 4 assistantg Dianne Dicks, page 2 edi- torg Harlin Grifiin, elementary school cditorg ,ludy Overman, managing editorg Barbara Reel, page 1 editor, Lowery Sutherland, page 4 editor and Larry Rood, Editor-in-chief. Fourth Estaters Stud Then Practice Editorial Warren's OWL STAFF is responsible for put- ting out an accurate, informative and entertain- ing compilation of school news for the students and community. One year of beginning journal- ism is required for acceptance on this staff. Posi- tions are secured by application to the journalism department and approval of the applicant by the publications' adviser. This organization offers basic training in newspaper layout, writing, management and advertising. QUILL AND SCROLL is the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. To become a member of this organization, one must have had 150 printed inches in publications, be in the upper third of the class scholastically and must be approved by the Membership Commit- tee of the local chapter. Programs for the foot- ball homecoming were the main project of this year's Society. This year's ofiicers and only two-year members of War- ren's chapter of QUILL Sc SCROLL are, left to right: Larry Rood, presidentg jayne Fox, secretaryg Sandy Mann, vice- president: Lowery Sutherland, treasurer and Nancy Updilte, membership chairman. Page fifty-two li E s X is R XS 1 i six ., Q 'B 1 1 X .2 , - 1 XF' , Nw? Q Qs wx wi R X X A gx 1 ' xx, X A N M X 5 x TN x xy, vs K -RSX b xx S - X W X X :N W S ' .Q ' x Wx Q Q ' f --::.-- :...... .X ga, Q ' .... . W, , Q, 4 X x A NE, Q fi E L A N ..... . ,::5,..p31,:. s SY ' ' 1 J . w Qx x av- x . Rizizzgqz-.::f::, 1. Q-.15 ,- , .,.. . .. ,ij -QMQI.-' .. f , Y 1- 4 M ,. RY ' N iam mf J kgs f La- 04!l!?,6 - .Way p 'fagvzf' .QQ-644'-C9 ,yf ,.a,4,aef gf Q26 .AW V f 4 in f ,4,,.,, .aflvveg f as -- X , ' dede! X Sporfs . . . This is Warren's sports' world of 1958. Here are the teams and some of the action nz! A, that drew crowds of 10,500 for five home football games and 13,3 00 for nine home bas- ketball games. Track, golf and baseball high- lights of '58 have their place here, too, and intra-mural basketball, the Girls' Athletic Association and the cheerleaders are also part of the sports picture. Newest in our sports' world is the wrestling team, the first one ever organized at Warreng another first for 1958. Page fifty-five Injuries Force Gridmen into nderpar Season Members of Warren Central's 1958 varsity football squad are, First 7010! Mack Sharp, F. D. Miller, Warren Hollen- back, David Weber, jim Burris, Charles Collins, Dean Taylor, Paul Wiggington, jim Meunier and jim Spangler. Srroud row: Bill Campbell, Floyd Hoppes, Gary Wetherald, Tieing the rival Lawrence Central Bears was the high spot during the Warren gridiron season because the 7-7 tie offset Lawrence's undisputed claim for the County Football Championship. Mentored by Vaughn Wood, the Warriors lost eight and tied one with Bob Leech topping the Warren scoring with three touchdowns and an extra point. Estel Reed was voted honorary captain for the Warren Eleven and Warren Hollenbeck was selected the Most Valuable Lineman by their teammates at the Football Banquet for the 1957 season. Jim Burris, guard, and Leech, a tackle, received honor by being selected to represent Warren on the Marion County Football team. Larry Huffman and Reed, seniors, provided most of the yardage from the Warren backfield. joe Neligh, senior, and Reed tallied twelve and seven points respectively for the squad. Page fifty-six Bob Leech, Estel Reed, Jerry Fink, Dick Shepler, Kenny Tobias and Steve Bless. Third raw: Coach Vaughn Wood, Walter Hart and Lowery Sutherland, managersg Roy Swineford, Jim Helgason, John King, Melvin W'ilson and assistant coach, William Reed. Coach Vaughn Wood offers his congratulations to the two top gridders of the '57-'58 squad. Warren Hollenbaek was chosen most valuable player, and Estel Reed was chosen as captain of the squad. : e With possible near future advancement to supreme high school ranks, the Reserves of this year's football team were ever striving for pigskin perfection. Members of this year's squad are, First row: Ronnie Brewer, managerg Steve Horsley, Charles Fox, Roland Beck- ham, David Dobbins, Noah Stodgehill, Steve Boyce, Dores Vandercook, Jerry Cowan and Frank Murphy. Seroml row: Fred Schmitt, Daryl Duncan, Charles Hannel, jim Fred- ricks, Roger Spangler, Bill McConnell, Mike White, Paul Toole, Charles Beaty and Charles Dickson. Tlziril 7010! Bob Hare, Larry Meyer, jim Reed, Stanley Bennie, Ronnie Miller. Carol Losey, Bill Heaton, Art Knoy, Tom Umbzinouer and Coach Ronald Roach. Freshman football Coach, Wendell Roberts, was assigned the task of grooming the Warren Central frosh team mem- bers for possible future varsity use. The members of the 1957 Warren Central Freshman tezun are, First rou': Kenny Arnold, Bruce Emry, Melvin Rochel, Bill Southern, Mike Wray, Kenny Oswald, Bob Smith, Graham Bateman, Bob Maxey and Dennis Salenko. Srfoml Row: Dennis Williams, Bill Peterman, john Means, Layden Siders, Bob Hensley, jay Denny, Ed Meridith, Perry Carter and Coach Wendell Roberts. Third Row: jerry Kuner, Rick Wilhelm, ,lim Weber, Dave Haxton, Dave Evert, Tom Jackson, Don Rardon, Tom Wridicker, jack Stiefel and Bill Ryan. Page fifty-seven Pigskin Spectators Thrilled and Chllled Durlng VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Teams Warren Visitors Scecina 6 51 H Ben Davis 14 2 0 T Southport 7 12 H Sacred Heart 0 3 3 H Manual 0 70 T Speedway 6 14 T Lawrence Central 7 7 H Madison Heights 12 27 T Howe 0 14 H FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Teams Warren Visitors Scecina 0 40 Sacred Heart 0 31 Manual 12 38 Wood 6 47 Perry Township 7 2 8 Howe 0 3 4 Hzilfback jim Spangler swings out in front of Scecina backs for that long race to the uprights, across one of the muddier fields on which the Warriors played their gridiron contests. A mere toss of the coin will decide the fate of the first play. It is the best method of deciding who is to kick oh' and who is to receive. Here, Warrior captain Warren Hol- lenbeck tosses with n Scecina player, as refs supervise. Page fifty-Pighst RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Teams Warren Visitors Scecina Sacred Heart Manual Wood Howe Season to Boost Grid ictories, Crown a Queen Warren's Charlie Collins U91 throws a cross-body block into a tres- passing opponent in one of the plays that sent both boys reeling into the sidelines close to the sideline spectators. A full season of both playing and practicing was in store for the fresh- man and reserve football boys this Under the direction of Fresh- Coach Wendell Roberts, the Frosh gained much experience through many hard knocks on the gridiron. Though they didn't win many games, the sportsmanship and attitude gained by a year's experience will help them in years to come. Reserves, under the direction of Coach Ronald Roach, had a season of seven games, out of which they de- rived the experience, stamina, and en- durance which will qualify them for next year's Varsity. And when fall and football roll around next year, the experience gained by working with each other will prove invaluable to the Warren Varsity. year. man The royal beauties shivered and shook as they reigned for queen were, Brenda Miller, soph.g Judy Helm, sr., queen: supreme over the Football Homecoming game. The queen, Nancy Free, sr., Nancy Christenberry, jr. and Mary Kay senior Judy Helm, and her court of lovelies cheered the Beck, jr. team on to their 7-7 tie with Lawrence Central. Candidates Page fifty-nine Warriors Lead County Netmen in Awards Basketball,', the very mention of the word brought excitement to the air. This year's Varsity, coached by William Reed, with new boys, received more individual awards than any other county school, but as a team, they just couldn't seem to get that right combina- tion. Bob Chadwell, top Marion County scorer, and Jerry Hartman, recipient of the Best At- titude Award, were named co-captains of the Warriors, andialso named to the All-County team. Bob's 434 points, and Jerry's .819 free- throw percentage, which is a startling figure for any high school player, paced the War- riors for their victories over such teams as Decatur, Beech Grove, Zionsville, Howe and Franklin. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 19 57-'5 8 Teams Warren Visitors Southport 40 51 North Central 59 Tech 60 Ben Davis 63 Manual 44 Scecina 72 Decatur Central 63:5 Washington 53 Beech Grove 664 Lawrence 64 Wood 65 County Tourney Decatur Central 533' North Central 51 Speedway 51 Broad Ripple 68 Zionsville 72:5 Lapel 59 Howe 66:5 Franklin 79:5 Sectionals Broad Ripple S7 The l9S?-'58 basketball squad receives last minute in- Chadwell and jerry Hartman. Slamliug: john Demaree structions from Coach Reed before the Hrst game of the Jacobs, Alan Murray, Russell South, Louis Allen, Do Prc eason. This year's squad was, K7lt'l'liHgI Lowery Sutherland, ctr, Warren Hollenbeck and Gordon Reynolds, man g manager, Larry Piety, Larry Spalding, Mike Tucker, Bob Page sixty Hoping for enough experience to join the varsity team next year the reserves play their hearts out for victories. Krlwlirlg: Bill Nicewanger. manager, liric Klein, Eddy Pow- ell, Steve Horsley. Larry Guier, Steve Boyce, Ronnie Ends and Walter Hart, manager. Slnnrfiug: Jerry Wilsoti, Tom Ballard, Stanley Bennie, Mike Hoskins, Doris Vanderconk, Winfield Reed. Mike Coffman, Steve Bless, Steve Lawrence and Coach Wendell Roberts. Preparing for next year's reserves, this year's Frosh squad Meidema. Bark row: Ted Crouch, jim Weber, Steve Roese- gained much experience through practice. Team members ner, Keith Eckler, hi. Denny, Dick Dawson, Jerry Yoltum, are, Front mir: jack Stieful, George MacLean, Steve Ander- Ed Meredith and Tom Jackson. son, Dave Davis, Phil Marshall, Dick Kline and Coach Alan Page sixty-one Tearnmates jerry Hartman and Bob Chadwell were named to the All-County basketball team. Bob chadwfll, top city- county scorer, and Coach Wfilliam Reed look at the Mental Attitude trophy that was awarded to jerry Hartman at the County Tourney. Such common terms as Hoosier Hysteria, Net Blisteringf' and Hot Hoopstersn floated around Indiana and Warren this winter. The Frosh and Reserve hoopsters, in preparation for the long-awaited Varsity, played hard, but prac- ticed even harder, under the direction of Re- serve Coach Wendell Roberts and Freshman Coach Alan Miedema. Experience being the proverbially best teacher, the determination of the boys pulled the Rc- serves through for an eleven-win, nine-loss sea- son, paced by Juniors Ronnie Eads, with a 135- point total, Eddie Powel, a 121, and Mike Coffman, a 116. Next year's Reserves, the Freshmen, received a lot of experience in the fifteen games they played, of which they won three. Fans Cheered Teams Through Exciting Season These lovelies reigned over the Basketball Homecoming Selected as candidates for queen were, Diane Dicks, ir. against Lapel. Though Warren lost 63-59, Jeanette Miller, Jeannie Horton, jr.g Jeanette Miller, soph, quecng Janet soph., and her court, cheered their team on to victory. Moore, jr., and Brenda Miller, soph. Page sixty-two Team's in a huddle -probably deciding who is to start, while other players give encouragement. By the looks on their faces. Coach Reed must be outlining some fool- proof strategy to use against the opponents. Crowned Another Queen L . . . and he goes up, and up, and up! Alan Murray fpartly hidden, and Bill Jacobs f42J try to block a dunk- point, while Jerry Hartman f24J looks on. What can you do with a guy who seems to be nine feet tall? Bob Chadwell U03 and Alan Murray 4409 try again to block that long, long arm. Larry Piety f20j watches in astonishment, as Scecina's 45 dunks another one with the jump that made him famous. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Team Warren Vis. Team Warren Vis. Southport 37 22 Wood 428 36 North Central 33 37 North Central 38:5 28 Tech 28 50 Ben Davis 34 36 Ben Davis 383' 35 Speedway 304 29 Manual 36 38 Broad Ripple 28 40 Scecina 33 38 Zionsville 28 45 Decatur 3 5'l 25 Lapel 27 32 Washington 35:3 28 Pike 323' 22 Beech Grove 44M 38 Howe 30 43 Lawrence 453' 24 Franklin 38 23 RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Team Warren Vis. Team Warren Vis. Tech 29 38 Westlane 43? 39 Lawrence 29 43 Ben Davis 43 39 Scecina 23 33 Scecina 35 37 Howe 33 36 Manual 13 3l Beech Grove 39,5 36 Washington 25 42 Eastwood 35 48 Broad Ripple 26 45 Wood 33 36 Wood 27 3 6 Pike 34 35 Varsity baseball, one of the most lively of spring sports, has tested the prowess of many Warren athletes. This year's team members are, First row: Dave Dobbins, Frank Murphy, Steve Boyce, jim Spangler, Bill Heaton, Joe Covey and Larry Diamond GNine9 Battles And the batter swiiiiings! Don Prickett takes a cut at one while catcher Frank Murphy waits to see whether it's a hit or a miss. Many times, it depends as much on the catcher as the batter, whether points are scored or outs are made. Page sixty-four Spaulding. Sccoml row: Phil Reed, Warren Hollenbeck, Don Prickett, Windy Reed, Tom Ballard, Bill Jacobs, Gordon Reynolds and Coach Wendell Roberts. Spring Elements Under the coaching of Wendell Roberts, Warrior Diamondbacks walloped their way through the spring rains, the March Winds, mud and the heat of early summer. Return- ing lettermen Larry Spaulding and Jerry Hartman, backed by Jim Spangler and Tom Ballard, were the top hurlcrs for the 1958 season. Although the stick-swingers had no oppor- tunity to play at Warren, due to the lack of room, they managed to practice here and line up all their games at the opponents' parks. VARSITY SCHEDULE April 23 Manual There 2 5 Washington There 2 8 Lawrence There 3 0 Shortridge There May 6 Greenfield There 8 Scecina There 12 Broad Ripple There 14 Howe There 17 County There 19 County There 2 0 County There 2 3 Zionsville There 26 North Central There Thinclads copped their first win of the year from the Scecina Crusaders in a close 56-53 scramble in the third meet of the sea- son. Coaches William Glesing and William Reed helped the boys in the high and low hurdles, 100 and 220 yard dashes, 440 relay, mile relay, shot put, pole vault, broad jump and high jump events in which the Warriors participated this year. Bo Hatcher broke the W. L. Mowrey Field record this year in the pole vault event, although his usual pursuit is Eddie Powell, Ron Jackson, Larry Parrish, Gene Dawes, Bill is broad jumping. April 3 Tech There 8 Southport Here 1 0 Scecina Here 17 Lawrence Here 26 Columbus Re. There 29 Washington There May 1 Howe, Manual Here 6 North Central There 9 Sectionals At Tech 13 County At Tech 16 Regionals At Tech 23 State At Tech Estel Reed, senior, takes the first of many low hurdles, in what seems to be agonizing form. Escel ran against some of the toughest competition in the state at the Hoosier Relays at Bloomington. Cindermen Work Hours To Develop kills Warren trackmen for S7-S8 are defending a county championship won in past years. Team members are, First row: Coach William Glesing, Bob DuChemin, Bo Hatcher, Richard Winbun, Kenny Tobias, Estel Reed, Tracy Stevens, Bill Nicewanger, Bill Hardesty and Coach William Reed. Second row: Dick Snodgrass, Dean Jung, Gary Wethcrald, il .A .S . McConnell, Carl Losey and Manager Walter Hart. Third row: Don Prickett, Stan Krasienko, Eric Kline, Roy Swine- ford, Mike Coffman, Stan Binnie, Louie Allen, Jim Helgason and Dave McNaught. :X w N N - X EX HE Q x X XSS is SN 5 . X . , C x X ff X X X - 'f ..,- xr Q S if SN 5 iw? SYS: ,:,: D X f , V Nh 'N ' fi ' xx R 'y:.,:f' R zg ., NN NX Ng W K V lf N' ,,,, : Nxg 5 S 4 Q ....X S. X Q 1 5' Ri -A X' .: sgjsi... QQ Q K ' K 5 . x - Q ? an - . P S S2 M A 'x'f-fhmwlw A www. for xxsxk RX Q iw R 'W W f Wx ' swim mx f X t Q Ss ,,i'II.5.:5' x x NSS :,: ,, ! . . E' 3.:::E.f:.-:- , f . K. Q X N X 4 fglx ' S ix. Q X Ax N5 X 'ff X ' '5 'f 5 N M: X xx X ' Q- Q Rk ports-Minded Competitors The Warren Central High School Intra- mural basketball program is the largest or- ganized sporting activity of the school year. This program provided a means of participat- ing in the sport of basketball under supervised officiating and proper playing conditions. It provided an opportunity for all boys lacking in time or talent, or ability to become efficient or interested in the sport. This year's program was sponsored by Ron- ald Roach and William Glesing. The games were held each Monday night for approxi- mately three months. The games Were divided into leagues, all sophomore and freshman teams in one league, and upper classmen in another. At the termination of the season, playoffs were held to determine a champion team from the respective leagues. The Gladi- ators were victorious in the junior league, and the Wolverines were tops in the senior league. Although a four armed player would be beneficial to any club, this asset was not available even to the varsity, as this gentleman is gentlemen? just a minute, I'll give you a boost. As Merle Wimp- sett soars skyward and Jim Spangler descends, Merle's up- progress is seemingly aided by team member, Bob Leech. As if suspended in air, these intra-mural contestants seemingly float for the ball. Page sixty-seven Cross Countr Organi Warren's cross country cindermen began oflicial practice for the 57 season about three days after school was opened, although some of the boys had begun an early start in August. The practices usually consisted of sprints, quarter-mile and half-mile runs. This year meets were scheduled with North Central, Scecina, Howe, Southport, Lawrence, Wash- ington and Manual. The boys participated in an all-County meet held at Lawrence and the city and county sectional at the Southgrove Golf Course. The course which the boys run is two miles in length and takes them through trees and over hills. This year's fastest runner was a junior, Bob Duchemin, and cross country captain was Fred Roesener, senior. The season for these runners ended the last of October. This year's Cross Country runners were the Erst to gain acclaim for Warren. Linksmen ran the two mile course in three meets, not to mention the many, many practices. Run- ners are, Charlie Doyle, Robert Du Chimen, Wayne Brunes, zes First Freshman Team ON your mark! get set! Waiting anxiously for a mad dash are the five boys of the freshman team: Dave Clark, Don Grossman, Ted Crouch, Philip Marshall and Joe Stratman. Dean Jung, Stanley Krasienko, Fred Roesener, captaing Dave Lawrence, Richard Snodgrass, and not pictured, Eddie Powell. Kneeling is Coach William Glesing. al t , Page sixty-eight GOLF SCHEDULE March 1-North Central S-Sacred Heart 7-Attucks 12-Broad Ripple 14-Lawrence l 5-Manual 16-Sectionals 20-Ben Davis 2 1-Cathedral 24-Shortridge 29-County Meet 30-Scecina Golfers Work Hard to Develop Lmk Form One sport offered at Warren which can be earned mto proper way to hold the club Warren Gray and John a fun hobby is golf. John Demaree watches as coach Gronauer attempt the same oseph Mueller, and Danny Simmerman demonstrate the iimxik Safe at third. Umpire-coach Wendell Roberts calls but due to lack of room, played home games at the nearby jim Spangler safe during a fast peg to third baseman public parks. Warren Hollenbeck. Baseball players practiced at Warren, Diamondbacks, Thinclads Thrill Spectators In the Broad Jump Event, Warren's Bo Hatcher, who broke the W. L. Mowrey Field record for pole vaulting, takes a running leap at a long, long sand pit. From approx- imately a 100-foot running start, jumpers leap to 18, 20, and longer for record springs. In one of the more dangerous field events of track, Kenny Tobias, Warren senior, leaps over a 10-foot barrier, using a pole, a running start, muscles and a prayer. 1957-58 WRESTLING i 3 Home Opponents S -Lawrence Central .,.. ..,........e.. 5 3 1 2-Beech Grove ,... ..,. 3 4 1 S-Howe .......,... .... 4 3 0-County 19-Deaf School --- ,--- 3 3 15-Scecina ...... .,.. 4 1 7-Cathedral ..... .... 4 2 1 3-Beech Grove ...... .... 3 9 0-Sectionals With a firm grip on his opponent, the average wrestler can render his opponent powerless in a matter of seconds. To do this, however, speed and a knowledge of holds, as these two grapplers illustrate, is essential. Seasoned Grapplers Cain Experience, Coordination Gaining a point for a take-down is one Warren grappler is an average of two to three weeks of practice to keep against another in a practice meet. For every meet there the wrestlers in shape. Through their energy and ability these five leaders have given an immeasureable service and athletic department. They are Marcia captaing Jeanette Miller, sophomoreg Larry varsity cheer- Jorgenson and Dianne Dicks juniors Braung the cold to the school during the football season, and the heat of the gym during Miers, senior the basketball season, the cheerleaders are highly respected Parish, Judy among the players and crowd Cheerleaders Encourage School Plflt Chalk up another onen and see that basket, see that rim are just two of the familiar sounds of the cheerleaders. Both the reserve and varsity squads try times to keep the crowds under control and promote good sportsmanship. Lead- ing the pep block and other spectators in yells, the cheerleaders give great encour- agement to the team. Making new outfits and hard practice are also a part of a cheerleader's life. The reserve cheerleaders make their special Indian outfits for the Sectional and County Tourney. During the summer and regular sports seasons, both squads practice for long hours. This year the cheerleaders were led by their captain, Marcia Miers, and sponsored by Cherry Sparks. Page se ueozfy-two at all Mrs. Sara Carter, Jeanie Horton and Mary Beck three petite juniors faithfully spur their team to victory as rtserse cheerleaders janet McWl1inney, Sandy Stites and Mary Kay Adams dis- Sharon Uppfault, Cathy Long and Sylvia Robb seem to play the trophys that they won for G.A.A. bowling at be enjoying the swimming activities of the Girls' Athletic Brodey's bowling alley. Mary Kay won first, while Sandy Association. The 1958 club members who participated swam :ind janet were second and third, respectively. at the Indiana University Medical Center. .A.A. Stimulates Female Participation in ports Participation in sports is not lim- ited only to boys at Warren. All girls from freshmen to seniors have the op- portunity of stimulating their sport interest and athletic ability through membership in the Girls' Athletic As- sociation. A varied program including arch- ery, softball, volleyball, basketball, swimming and bowling is open to those who participate in the G. A. A. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rosa- lind White, the 1958 club attended play-days at Broad Ripple High School and Butler University. Some of the members also played basketball with the teams from Beech Grove, Lawrence and Washington high schools. Sponsor Rosalind White is showing the state G.A.A. Plaque Award to sport managers Claudia Katzenberger, softball mgixg Joyce Maeda, ar- chery mgr.g Ann Folkening, swimming mgr.g and Patsy Steinbrook, volleyball mgr. Page seventy-three X X X , X is X N M X A 'X viii- x .X X Y N X9 ,, X, ' x ' X X is ' hx 1 1 A XXX S XXX X X59 E X9 'wg QS xr 5 ,,.:3f: X Q :N E X 5 if Sw X X .X RX F PX X SX N NNQ X 1 XX QNX X xi XX X X X ff XX-X .X . N X 4 .K X,-XX . X X , XX , X F . XX Q , ww w7WiWQWw5M j MWQKQ: We WWW This is the core of Warren's 1958, the hub around which all else revolves, the reason for Warren's being. For these people, the students of our year, the rest of our school World exists, for their education, the faculty and the classes, for their enjoyment, the clubs and for their friendships, each other. Each has his place in another's life, as a classmate, an example, a leader, a helper and a friend. No one can be omitted from our year without altering it, for each had his part in our 1958. fl Page seventy-five f 70 ulolaerc afwmen eager y awaif graduafion . . . Page seventy-six Ablett, James William Accuracy Club 3 Adams, Simon Barhem OWL STAFF 33 News Bureau 4g jr. Council 3g Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 4, jr. Red Cross 4 Adams, Terry Lee Student Council lg Intramurals 4, Drivers' Club 3,4 Alexander, Lester Harold Jr. Class Ass't 3,45 Drivers' Club 45 Broad Ripple High School 1 Alexander, Wedia Kay FBLA 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Warrenettes 2, Concert Club 25 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 35 Student Council 43 Hi-C 2,3,4g Broad Ripple High School l Alexander, Penelope Jane Nat'l Beta 4, OWL STAFF 45 Hi-C 4, jr. Red Cross 4 Alger, Doris Lee Freshettes lg Warrenettes 2: Dramatic Club 35 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 2,3,4g Floralia 23 Spanish Club 3,4g Class Ass't 2,3,4g Hi-C 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4, V-Pres. 3,4 Allen, Louis Staten Lettermen's Club 3,4g Alpha Hi-Y 3, Basketball 1,23 Football l,3g Track I,2,3,4g Intramurals 3,43 Cross Country 2, Hi-C 4g Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4 Bartholomew, Norman Alan FTA JQ Alpha Hi-Y 2,3g Floralia 3: Basketball lg Football 3, Track lg Intramurals 2,3,4g Cross Country 43 Drivers' Club 2,3,4g Hi-C 3,4g Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross 3 Bechert, Doris Ann Freshettes lg Warrenettes 25 Dramatic Club lg Nat'l Beta 3,4g Hi-C 35 jr. Red Cross 2,45 GAA l 5ll,l'l'll'l'l2l' l9l el9a,l'6lfi0l'l Ol' 5f8l0 62l'li0l l9iCil,Ll 25 Burleson, Frances Ellen Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 45 Dra- matic Club 25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Spanish Club 25 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 GAA I Berry, Anne Louise FBLA 45 FHA 25 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes Z5 Choir 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 3,45 Floralia 25 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Jr. Leaders l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. 45 Purdue 4-H Round-up 3 Berry, Nancy Sue V FBLA 4, 2nd V-Pres. 45 Warrenettes 25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 4: Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Sarasota High School, Sarasota, Florida l Bird, Lance Evan Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Football 1,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 3,45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2 1 Bittle, Penelope Ann FBLA 4, Reporter 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Choir 25 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,4, Rep. 45 Floralia 15 OWL STAFF 3, Third-Page Editor 35 Jr. Council 35 Accuracy Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Class Ass't 1,25 Hi-C 2,3,45 Basketball Queen Court 35 Cheerleader 35 GAA 1,25 Tune In 25 Cashier 15 WIGWAM 4, Ass't Edi- tor 45 jr. Red Cross 3,45 Speed Club 45 Christmas Dance Queen Court 45 County Choral Festival 25 District and State En- semble 2 Boyer, Brenda Lee Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 2, Musician 25 Concert Club 1, Ac- companist 15 Choir 2.3,4, Accompanist 3,45 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block l,2,35 Floralia 25 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 2,35 Hi-C 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 GAA 1.25 Ayres' Fashion Board 3,45 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,35 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,35 County Choral Festival 25 Tune In 25 Trial by Jury 3: State Choral Festival 35 Cashier 45 Special Service Award 3 Brier, Judith Grace Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 2: Concert Club I5 Choir 2,3.45 jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,4: Pep Bloclt 45 Student Council I5 WIGWAM STAFF 4. Svorts Editor5 Spanish Club 35 Class Ass't l,2,35 Hi-C 2,3,45 Madrigal 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross l.2,3,45 Head Maiorette 2.3.4, Drum Majorette 3,45 The Lauzhinz Ghost 25 Tune In 25 Trial by Jury 35 County Choral Festival 2.3.45 State Choral Festival 45 State Fair Band Day 45 District Solo and Ensemble 2,3,45 Pan American Day 2,3,45 State Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2 Brown, David James Beta Hi-Y 1.25 Class Ass't 3,45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 3,45 Science Club 2,35 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 1,2 Brown, John Alan Alpha Hi-Y 1.25 Student Council 2,3,45 Floralia 25 Accuracy Club 35 Class Ass't 2,35 Football 15 Track I5 Cross Country 35 Hi-C l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts l,2,35 Bible Quiz 3 Bultman, Linda Lou FBLA 4, Treas. 45 Freshettes l, Treas. I5 Vfarrenettes 2, Sgt.- at-Arms 25 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Jr. Hon. Soc, 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Class Ass't 3,45 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 3,4 Page seventy-seven 1 Aeniom fage Aclzofamkqa qua i ying fefifa . . . Page seventy-eight Burk, Barbara Ann FBLA 43 FTA 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Pres., 4g FHA l,2Q Freshettes 1, Sec. 13 Warrenettes 2, Pres. 23 Concert Club 13 jr. Hon. Soc. 2g Dramatic Club 1,2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 3,43 Student Council l,2,33 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Typist 43 Spanish Club 3, Sec. 33 Class Ass't 2,3,43 Drivers' Club 3,4, Jury 3, Clerk 43 Hi-C 2,3,43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4Q GAA 2g P-TA Student Adviser 4 Burris, James Robert Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 4g Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y I3 Student Council 23 Class Ass't 43 Football l,2,3,4, All County Tackle in Times 3 Honorable Mention in News 43 Track 1,4Q Intramurals l,2,3,43 Wrestling Team 43 Drivers' Club 2,3,43 Hi-C 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader li Science Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Athletic Council 4. Bussell, Roland Russel Dramatic Club 23 Class Ass't 43 Intramurals l,2,43 Drivers' Club 4g Hi-C 43 Science Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 3,4 Campbell, William Charles FTA 33 Choir l,2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 13 V-Pres. 43 Dramatic Club l,2,33 I.ettermen's Club 2,3,43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 1,23 Student Council 2,33 Class Ass't l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2Q Football l,2,43 Track l,2,3,43 Intramurals 33 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 2,3,43 Madrigal 3,43 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross 2,33 No More Homework 13 District Solo and Ensemble Contest I,2,3,42 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,43 Tune In 23 Trial by jury 33 Fortune Teller 13 County Choral Festival 1,2,3,4Q State Choral Festival 2,3,4Q Trailic Court 4 Cecrle, Gloria Jean FBLA 4, Sec. 43 FTA 2,33 FHA 2,33 Freshettes lg Warrenettes 23 Concert Club 2, Pres. 23 Dramatic Club 2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 1,2,3,43 Accuracy Club 4, V-Pres. 43 Class Ass't 33 Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 2,3,43 Hi-C Bible Quiz 'Em Teamg Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4, Rep. 3,43 GAA 43 Triple Trio 23 Speed Club 43 State Solo and Ensemble 2g FBLA Convention 4 . Chadwell, Bob Ray Lettermen's Club 2,3,4Q Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Student Council 43 Basketball 2,3,43 Cross Country 33 Baseball 3,43 Drivers' Club 2,3,4, V-Pres. 43 Hi-C 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,43 Jr. Prom King Court 33 Arsenal Technical High School 1 Chevalier, William Lyle i Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Jr. Hon. Soc. l,2Q Dramatic Club l,2,3, Treas. 2, V-Pres. 33 Alpha Hi-Y 43 Floralia 2,33 Band l,2,33 Orchestra l,2,33 Class Ass't 23 Hi-C 4g Boys' State Alt. 33 Science Club 33 No More Homework 13 The Laughing Ghost 3 ' Colvin, Burton Ellis Dramatic Club 13 Pep Block 23 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 23 Student Council 43 Spanish Club 2,3,4, V-Pres.3 Track 4g Intramurals 2,43 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Home Room Sec. 1, V-Pres. 3 Cowan, Carolyn Sue Thomas Carr Howe High School 1, San Bernardino High School, Napoleon, Indiana 2 DeFur, Barbara Sue FBLA 43 Freshettes ls Warrenettes 23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Class Ass't 3,45 Hi-C 3,4 A Aorifd 80 l9Ay6iC6, c emidfry Jfudlenfd Demaree, John William Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 45 Class Ass't 15 Basketball 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Golf 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Hi-C 2,3,45 Boys' State 3, Alt5 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45' Jr. Prom Court 35 Mr. Magic 4 Douglas, Leona Pearl FBLA 45 FHA 25 Freshettes 15 Warrenttes 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 3,45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Class Ass't 3,45 Hi-C 3,4 Doyle, Charles Ray Lettermen's Club 45 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Class Ass't 2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2,35 Quarter Mile Club 4, Pres. 4 Duke, Raymond, Dewey Intramurals 45 Hi-C 3 Duvall, Milton Albert Dramatic Club 15 Pep Block 35 Beta Hi-Y 15 Accuracy Club 45 Intramurals 15 Hi-C 3,45 Science Club 2,35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club l,2,3 Eichlioltz, Ginny Lee FHA 35 Warrenettes 25 Dramatic Club 2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Student Council 25 Class Ass't 25 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 2,4 Elsey, Patricia Ann FBLA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Dramatic Club 2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Class Ass't 2,35 Hi-C 2,3,45 jr. Red Cross 2,3,4 Farr, William Benlield Choir l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Pep Block 4, Treas. 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Hi-Y 25 Class Ass't 25 Wrest- ling Team 4, Mgr5 Baseball 45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 2,3,45 Chess Club 25 Radio Club 35 Science Club 35 No More Home- work 15 Tune In 25 Trial by jury 35 County Choral Festival 2,3,45 WIGWAM STAFF, Photographer 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 4 Ferguson, David Samuel Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 4 Ferverda, Irvin Nance Choir 35 Dramatic Club 15 Student Council 15 Band 15 Orchestra 15 Class Ass't 45 Football 1,25 Intramurals 35 Uni- versity High School, Bloomington, Indiana 1,2 jruif CJaLed, oioriy urug inance rom . . . Page eighty Fields, Sandra Kay FTA 35 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Dramatic Club 2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block l,2,3,45 Ass't 45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4, Reporter 4 Fink, Jerry Bruce jr. Hon. Soc. l,2, Treas. 25 Pep Block 3, Pres. 35 Lcttermen's Club 3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Pres. 45 Beta Hi-Y l,2, Treas. 25 Floralia 2,3, M. C. 25 Band 15 jr. Council 3, V-Pres. 35 Class Ass't 35 Basketball I5 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Wrestling Team 45 Baseball 35 Drivers' Club 3,4, Delegate to Teenage Finkbiner, Nicholas Charles Floralia 25 Hi-C 45 Science Club 35 Arsenal Technical High School 1 Fisher, Elizabeth Lucia FBLA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 25 Student Council 35 Floralia 25 Class Ass't 15 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Prom Queen Court 35 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Speed Club 45 Kiwanis Award 3 Folkening, Dale Thomas Class Ass't 15 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 45 jr. Rcd Cross 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 25 Mu Alpha Theta 4 Fox, Jayne Ann Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 2, Sec. 25 Concert Club 15 Choir 2,3,4, Sec. 45 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,4, Pres. 45 Pep Block 1,2,3,45 Floralia 45 OWL STAFF 35 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Copy Editor5 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Class Ass't 25 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 2,3,4, Song Leader 25 Jr. Prom Queen Court 35 Christmas Dance Queen Court 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Nurses' Club 45 NEWS BUREAU 35 Tune In 25 Trial by Jury 35 District and State Ensemble Contest 2,3,45 County Choral Festival 2,3,4 Frazier, Mary Lou Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Choir 1,25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 3,45 Class Ass't 25 Hi-C l,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Art Scholastic Awards 2,3,45 District Solo and State Ensemble Contest Free, Nancy Ann FBLA 45 FHA 15 Freshettes I5 Wfarrenettes 25 Choir 2,3,4, Treasg Nat'l Beta 3, 45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Student? Council 15 Jr. Council 35 Accuracy Club 3,45 Hi-C 2,35 Football Queen Court 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 GAA 35 Jr. Choir 15 Tune In 25 Trial by Jury 35 County Choral Festival 2,3,4 Friedman, Nancy Ann FHA 2,3, Parliamentarian 35 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,45 jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramatic Club I5 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block l,2,3,45 Floralia 2,35 Spanish Club 45 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross 15 GAA 15 Jr. Leaders l,2,35 State Latin Contest 25 4-H Clubg 4-H Achievement Trips 2,35 Civil Air Patrol 15 Purdue Roundup 2 Gioe, Sharon Lee FBLA 45 FTA 3,45 Freshettes 15 Warrencttes 25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 WIGWAM STAFF 45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Class Ass't 25 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4, Rep. 3,45 Home Room Sec. 2, Treas. 3 SAGLBI' paffied GJ!!! tl'G.6bfi0l'l6l! dd 8 AQ ,915 Gray, Warren Lee FBLA 45 Dramatic Club I5 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Hi-Y l,25 Floralia 35 Track 15 Intramurals l, 2.3,-15 Cross Country 25 Golf 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 2, 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,5,45 Mu Alpha Theta 4 I-Ialcomb, Judith Alayne FBLA 45 FTA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Jr. I-Ion. Soc. 25 Nat'l Beta 3,4, V-Pres. 45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Floralia 2,35 OWL STAFF 45 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Ass't Busi- ness Mgr.5 Accuracy Club 45 Hi-C l,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 3 Hale, Richard Alan Beta Hi-Y 25 Drivers' Club 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 4 Hans, Judith Maria FBLA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettcs 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 3,45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block l,2,3,45 Floralia 25 Class Ass't 45 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 25 Trial by Jury 35 County Choral Festival 3 Harmon, Paris Dale Class Ass't 45 Intramurals 45 Hi-C I Harper, Jerry Lee Class Ass't 35 Intramurals 1,4 Hartman, Gerald K. Jr. Hon. Soc. l,25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, V-Pres. 45 Beta Hi-Y l,2, V-Pres. 25 Student Council 1,25 Floralia 3, M. C. 35 Jr. Council 3, Treas. 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Track 15 Cross Country 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C l,2,3,45 Boys' State 3, Alt. 35 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Mental Attitude and Sportmanship Award of County Tourney 45 FFA 4 Hatcher, Robert D. ' Lettermen's Club 3,45 Class Ass't 25 Track l,2,3,45 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 4 Helm, Judith Anne Freshettes I5 Warrenettcs 25 Choir l,2,3,45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Sr. Council 45 Class Ass't l,2,3,45 Hi-C 3,45 Football Queen 4 Herkless, John Lynn Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramaitc Club 35 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Floralia 2,3, Director 2,35 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Ass't Sr. Editor5 Hi-C 2,3,45 Model U. N. 15 Boys' State 35 Mu Alpha Theta 4 E Z ! s Page eighty-one igurvlue egidfafure urnia ea fic exlaeriencefi 1 Page eighty-two Hinshaw, Marilyn Sue Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Dramatic Club l,2Q Nat'l Beta 2,3,43 Pep Block l,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,33 Class Ass't 2,3,43 Hi-C 2,3,43 GAA 1,2 Holden, Jacqueline Carol FBLA 4, Treas. 4g Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Dramatic Club 1,23 Nat'l Beta 33 Pep Block 23 OWL STAFF 3g Accur- acy Club 43 Hi-C 2,3,43 jr. Red Cross 3,43 GAA 1 Hollenbeck, Warren Michael Choir 1, Pres. 13 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Pres. 43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 1,2, Pres. 23 Student Council lg Sr. Council 4, Sec-Treas. 43 Class Ass't 33 Basketball l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Track 13 Baseball 2,3,43 Drivers' Club 3,4, Traliic Court 43 Hi-C 3,43 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Most Valuable Lineman 43 All-County Honorable Mention 43 jr. Prom King Court 33 Christmas Dance King Court 23 Athletic Council 4 Howard, Larry Joseph Alpha Hi-Y 43 Student Council 23 Sr. Council 43 Accuracy Club 43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 3,43 Science Club 3 Huffman, Larry Joe FTA 2,33 Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y l,2Q Student Council 2,33 Sr. Council 43 Basketball l,2,33 Foot- ball 1,2,3,43 Drivers' Club 2,3,43 Hi-C 1,2,3,43 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross 3,4, V-Pres. 43 Sophomore Class King Court3 Christmas Dance King Court 4 Huffman, Paul Lynndan Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 1,23 Floralia 2,33 Band l,2,,Q Orchestra 33 Football li Intramurals l,2,3i Hi-C 2,3,43 Science Club 33 County Band Clinic 2,33 State Band Contest 2 Huffman, Sharon Jean FTA 3,43 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 3,43 Band 3,43 Orchestra 33 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 3,43 Franklin Twp. High School 1,2 Hughes, Norma Lee FBLA 43 Warrenettes 23 Concert Club 23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 33 Accuracy Club 43 Hi-C 2,3,43 jr. Red Cross 2,3,4 Huntzinger, Margaret Roberta FBLA 43 Freshettes 1, V-Presg Warrenettes 23 Jr. Hon. Soc. 23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Floralia l,2,33 Class Ass't 33 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 2,33 Language Award 1,2 Hutton, Rebecca Ann FBLA 4, Pres. 43 Warrenettm 23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 3,43 Student Council 43 Jr. Council 33 Spanish Club 2,3,4Q Class Ass't 43 Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 43 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,43 Connersville High School, Connersville, Indiana, 1 A owing WML Jhgidfafiue Jdemdfy Jaggers, Marcia Lee FBLA 4, V-Pres. 45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 45 Sr. Council 45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 3,45 Model U. N. 35 Purdue Leg. Assembly 45 Jr. Prom Queen 35 DAR Award 45 Emmerich Manual Training High School 1,2 James, Ruby Kay Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Choir 2,3,45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Hi-C 3,4 Keeling, James Russel Alpha Hi-Y 45 Class Ass't 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Hi-C 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2,3 Kru ge, Sandra Louise Freshettes I5 Warrenettes 25 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Floralia l,2,35 Class Ass't 2,35 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 2,35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Latin Contest 1,2 LaMere, Lloyd Leon Choir l,2,3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Class Ass't 2,35 Track 35 Intramurals 2,35 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 3,45 Chess Club 3 Leech, Robert Ernest Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Alpha I-Ii-Y 3,45 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Student Council 45 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Football l,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 All-County Guard4 Logsdon, Daisy Dean FBLA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 45 GAA 1,2 Luther, Betty Rose Freshettes I5 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 3,45 Dramatic Club 35 Class Ass't 45 Hi-C 35 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3 McClure, Donald Martin Student Council 35 Basketball 15 Intramurals 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Baseball 35 I-Ii-C 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 FFA 2,3,4, Sentinel 4 McCracken, Edward james Class Ass't 3,45 Basketball 15 Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross 4 5 Page eighty-three eniorri c ooae dfue, wltife l Page eighty-four C0l'l'U'l'leI'lCel'I'l2l'lt gal' . . McCullough, Sandra Kay FBLA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Sr. Council 45 Accuracy Club 45 Class Ass't 1,3,45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 3,4 McGahan, Cynthia Arena FTA 2,3,45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 2, Sgt.-at-Arms5 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Pres. 45 jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 45 Student Council 45 Floralia 2,3, Court 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Jr. Council 35 Class Ass't 25 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 2,3,4, Musician 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,35 Bloclt's High School Fashion Board 3,45 Regional Math Contest 1,35 District Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3,45 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 4, Sec. 45 Band Council 2,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45 All State Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Mid-State Orches- tra 1,2,3,45 County Band Clinic l,2,3,4 Maeda, Joyce Akiko Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 2, Sgt.-at-Arms5 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3.4, Treasg Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Floralia 2,35 Band 15 Orchestra 15 Class Ass't 25 Hi-C 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 35 Mayhall Sportsmanship Award 25 Mu Alpha Theta 45 District Geometry Contest 2 Mann, Sandra Lee Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 -Ir. Hon. Soc. 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Student Council 25 NEWS BUREAU 3,4, Mgr. 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Hi-C 1,2,3,45 jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Home Room Prcs. 1, Sec-Treas. 4 Martin, Linda Sue FBLA 45 FTA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Class Ass't 35 Choir 3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 3,45 Hi-C 3,45 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4 Meunier, James Francis Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4, V-Pres. 45 Jr. Hon. Soc. 25 Lettermcn's Club 3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 45 Beta Hi-Y 1,2, Sec. 25 Floralia 25 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 45 Science Club 3,4 , Middleton, David Allen Spanish Club 25 Jr. Red Cross 2,45 Industrial Arts Club 1 Miers, Marcia Ann FBLA 45 FTA 2,35 Freshcttcs 15 XVarrenettes 2, Sec. 25 Choir 3,45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Floralia 25 WIGWAM STAFF 45 Class Ass't 2,35 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 1,2,3,45 Miss Mistletoe 45 jr. Prom Queen Court 35 Floralia Queen Court 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Trial by jury 35 Nurses' Club 45 County Choral Festival 3,45 Concert Club 25 GAA 1,2 Miller, Donna Pearl FBLA 45 Freshettes 15 Warrencttes 25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Class Ass't 2,45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross 2,3,4 Miller, Franklin Delano I.ettermcn's Club 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Student Council 25 Basketball 15 Football 1,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Hi-C 2,45 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Home Room Pres. 2, Treas. Asif rien 5 refafiueri or irwifafionfi an car A 7 Miller, George Milton Dramatic Club 23 Intramurals 23 Hi-C 43 Radio Club l,3,4, Pres. 3,43 Science Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Amie Spring 23 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 23 The Laughing Ghost 23 Industrial Arts Club 23 Civil Air Patrol 1,2 Murray, Alan Adair Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,43 jr. Hon. Soc. 1.2, V-Pres. 23 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4Q Beta Hi-Y 1,23 Band l,2,3,43 Foot- ball I3 Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 3,43 Quiz 'Em 3,43 Boy's State 33 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross I,2,3,43 Band Council 33 State Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,33 All-State Orchestra l,2,33 Mid-State Orchestra l,2,33 County Band Clinic l,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta 4 Neligh, Joseph Allison ' Lettermen's Club 3,43 Alpha Hi-Y 33 Football l,3,43 Intra- murals I,2,3,4Q Drivers' Club 3,43 jr. Red Cross 3,4 Nelson, Joyce Ann FTA l,2,33 Freshettes Ig Warrenettes 2g Dramatic Club 1,23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 2,33 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Typist3 Spanish Club 23 Class Ass't l,2Q Hi-C 2,33 Jr. Prom Queen Court 33 Christmas Dance Queen Court 43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4 Nolte, Joyce Marie Freshettes 1, Sgt.-at-Arms Ii Warrenettes 23 Sr, Hon. Soc. 3,43 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 43 Student Council 43 Floralia 3,43 Band l,2,33 Class Ass't l3 Hi-C 2,3,43 Jr. Red Cross I,2,3S Mu Alpha Theta 4 Ovetman, Judith Anne FBLA 43 FTA 3,43 FHA 2,33 Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 2g Dramatic Club 2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 3,43 OWL STAFF 3,4, First Page Editor 3, Managing Editor 43 Class Ass't 43 Hi-C 2,3,43 jr. Red Cross l,2,3Q Keever journalism Memorial Award 3 Palmer, Linda Jeanne Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Choir 43 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Ir. Hon. Soc. l,2, Pres. 23 Dramatic Club l,2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 2,3,4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. 4g Student Council I,2,3,4Q Floralia 23 Band 43 Orchestra I,2,3,4Q Jr. Council 33 Accuracy Club 3,4, Pres. 3,43 Class Ass't l,2,3,43 Hi-C 2,3,43 Quiz 'Em 1,43 jr. Red Cross I,2,3Q District Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,33 State Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,33 State Orchestra Contest 13 Midstate Orchestra l,2,3,4 Patterson, Carolyn Nichols FTA l,2,33 FHA l,2,3,43 Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 2g Dramatic Club l,2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Floralia 23 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 1,2,3,43 jr. Red Cross 4, Sec. 4 Pierce, Cynthia Diane Freshettes I3 Warrenettes 23 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block l,2,3,43 Class Ass't 3s Drivers' Club 33 Hi-C 2,3,4Q Girls' State 33 Science Club 3g jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 GAA 2 Plummer, Edward E. Accuracy Club 33 Class Ass't 33 Football l,3,4Q Intramurals I,2,3,4Q Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 43 Science Club 3,4Q jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Industrial Arts Club 2,3 r I i l Page eighty-five S oga pair reigns over 7Wi5fLfoe agic . . . Page eighty-six Pollock, Sandra Jane FBLA 45 FTA 3,45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 45 jr. Prom Queen Court 35 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 GAA 15 Trial by Jury 35 County Choral Festival 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Accuracy Club 4, V-Pres. 45 Class Ass't 25 Hi-C 2,3,4 Powell, Sandra Lee FTA l,2,3, Librarian 35 FHA 1,25 Freshettes l, Pres. 15 War- renettes 25 Jr. Hon. Soc. 2, Sec. 25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Nat'l Beta 35 Pep Block 2,35 Science Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,35 Majorette 35 GAA l,2,3, Sec. 2,35 Laughing Ghost 35 V-Pres. of State FTA 35 OWL STAFF 2,3, Advertising Mgr. 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Class Ass't 35 Hi-C 1,2,35 Science Club 3 Ramey, Peggy Lou Vfarrenettes 25 Dramatic Club 35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Accuracy Club 2,45 Hi-C 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3 Randall, Rebekah Ann FBLA 45 FHA 25 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Student Council I5 Floralia 2,35 Orchestra 15 WIGWAM STAFF 45 Class Ass't 45 Hi-C 3,45 Fortune Tel- ler I Rash, Don Earl Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4 Rash, John William Alpha Hi-Y 45 Student Council 45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Science Club 35 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Jr. Prom King Court 3 Redmyer, Gerald Ross Band l,2,3,4, Band Council 45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 3,45 District Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3 Reed, Estel Gary Lcttermen's Club 2,3,4, V-Pres. 45 Sr. Council 45 Basketball I5 Football l,2,3,4, Captain 45 Track l,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Hi-C 4 Reinhardt, Nancy Louise FBLA 45 FTA 3,45 Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 2, V-Pres. 25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Nat'l Beta 3,-1, Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Pep Block 2,3,4, Rep. 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Floralia 2,35 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Senior Editor5 Jr, Council 35 Sr. Council 45 Accur- acy Club 3,45 Class Ass't 253,45 Hi-C l,2,3,45 Floralia Queen Court 35 Christmas Dance Queen Court 45 Cheerleader 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 GAA l,2, Mgr. 25 Speed Club 45 Home Room Pres. l,2, Sec. 45 journalism Institute 4 Reynolds, Gordon Frazier Lettermen's Club 3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Baseball 3,45 Hi-C 35 Science Club 2,35 Jr. Red Cross l,2,35 Basketball Mgr. 3,45 Football Mgr. 35 Track Mgr. 3 ueen larefii Richardson, Othel William Band l,2,33 Class Ass't 23 Track 1,23 Intramurals 2,3,43 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 2,33 jr. Red Cross 2,3 Richter, Richard Alan Floralia 2,33 Accuracy Club 4, V-Pres. 43 Football 1 Riley, Maureen Mae Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Dramatic Club 3g Nat'l Beta 3,43 Class Ass't 13 Hi-C 43 jr. Red Cross 13 High Window 3 Roach, Phillip Bruce Intramurals 43 Hi-C 43 Martin-Boots High School, Marion, Indiana, 13 Reitz High School, Evansville, Indiana, 2g Shaw- swick High School, Bedford, Indiana, 3 Rodewald, Linda Lee FBLA 43 Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Concert Club 2,4, Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 33 Class Ass't 2,3,43 Hi-C l,3,43 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,43 GAA 1,2,3,4, Mgr. 2,3,43 Mayhall Sports- manship Award 3g Speed Club 4 Roesener, Beverly Joan Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Concert Club 23 Choir 33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Floralia 23 Class Ass't 2,3,43 Hi-C 3,4 Roesener, Charles Fredrick FTA 43 Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,23 Lettermen's Club 43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 23 Student Council 2,43 Floralia 23 Jr. Council 33 Sr. Council 4, V-Pres. 43 Class Ass't Ig Basketball lg Foot- ball 13 Track 3,43 Intramurals 2,43 Cross Country 4, Captaing Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Model U. N. 2,4Q Boys' State 33 Purdue Leg. Assembly 43 Science Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Rep. 2,33 Irvington Halloween Festival King 43 Optimist Speech Contest 23 Quarter Mile Club 43 Indpls. Student Council Confed. 4a NEWS BUREAU 4. Rood, Larry Addison Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,43 jr. Hon. Soc. 1,23 Dramatic Club l,2,33 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 43 Beta I-Ii-Y 1,2, Chaplain 23 Stu- dent Council 33 Floralia I,2Q Band lg OWL STAFF 3,4, Feature Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4, Pres. 43 jr. Council 33 Class Ass't I,2,3Q Hi-C 2,3,4, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Quiz 'Em 3,43 Model U. N. 1,33 No More Homework 13 Antics Spring 23 P-TA Student Adviser 43 First Division District Ensemble Contest 13 Home Room V-Pres. 3 Ruble, Gary Leight jr. Hon. Soc. 1,23 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 1,23 Band l,2,33 Orchestra l,2,33 Jr. Council 3, Sec. 33 Intramurals I,2,3,4Q Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 1,2,3,43 Model U. N. 13 Boys' State 33 Science Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 4, Pres. 43 Band Council 2,33 Solo and Ensemble Contest I,2,3Q Band Contest I,2Q All State Orchestra 2 Sagen, Ross Harris Choir 43 Alpha Hi-Y 43 Class Ass't 3g Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 3,43 Chess Club 3,43 Radio Club 3,43 Sec.--Treas. 33 Science Club 43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,33 CAP 1 it ed over joofdaf .Homecoming Page eigh ty-seven elarefienfafiueri counaef cofgge-Loan aeniorfi . . . 3 I Page eighty-eight Schriefer, David Henry Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Intramurals 43 Drivers' Club 3,43 I-Ii-C 3,43 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross 3,43 4-H judge 3,43 FFA 3,43 Paducah Tilgahman High School, Paducah, Kentucky, 1,2,3 Schutt, Robert Lee Track 13 Drivers' Club 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,43 4-H Judge 33 FFA 2,3,4 Scott, Janet Lee Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Student Coun- cil 13 jr. Council 33 Sr. Council 43 Accuracy Club 33 Class Ass't 43 Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C l,2,3j jr. Prom Queen Court 33 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4, Rep. 3 Scott, Terry Myers Sr. Council 4, Pres. 43 Class Ass't 43 Intramurals 33 Cross Country 13 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 43 Science Club 3,43 of Jr. Prom 33 Home Room Pres. 4 King Sentman, Shirley Marie Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Hi-C 3 Sharp, Charles Mack Choir l,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y 1,23 Ass't 43 Basketball Ig Football 1,2,33 Track l,2,33 Intramurals l,2,33 Drivers' Club 1,2,3,43 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross 2 Shepard, Larry Byron Dramatic Club 23 Alpha Hi-Y 33 Band l,2,3,43 Track 13 Hi-C 3,43 Radio Club 3,43 Science Club 3 Sherron, Cecelia FBLA 43 Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Dramatic Club 1,21 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Drivers' Club 33 Hi-C 3,43 jr. Red Cross 2,3,43 GAA 1,4 Silvers, Sondra Faye FTA 43 Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 2, Chaplain 23 Choir 2,3,43 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Dramatic Club 2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,4, Chap- lain 43 Pep Block 2,3,43 Student Council 23 Floralia 23 Sr. Council 43 Spanish Club 3,43 Class Ass't 3,43 Hi-C 2,3,4, Reporter 43 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Rep. 13 High Window 33 Tune In 23 Trial by jury 33 County Choral Festival 2,3,43 State Choral Festival 33 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 23 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 Simmerman, Danny Louis FBLA 43 Dramatic Club I,2,3Q Alpha Hi-Y 3,43 Beta Hi-Y l,2Q Student Council 33 Orchestra lg OWL STAFF 2,33 Class Ass't 3,43 Basketball 13 Track 1,33 Intramurals l,2,33 Golf l,2,3,43 Hi-C l,2,3,43 Science Club 33 jr. Red Cross 2,3,43 Industrial Arts Club 23 Bowling 3 Cfaad a uider laroui ea uifaf Achofaafic in 0 Srnith, Ida Ruth Freshettes I5 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 35 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Floralia 2,35 Hi-C 2,3,4 South, A. Russel Alpha Hi-Y 35 Basketball 25 Intramurals 1,3,45 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C 2,35 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2,35 Thomas Carr Howe High School l Spangler, James Richard Lettermen's Club 45 Football 45 Intramurals 3,45 Wrestling Team 45 Baseball 3,45 Martin-Boots Junior High School, Marion, Indiana, 1,2 Spaulding, Lawrence Smith Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Floralia 25 Sr. Council 45 Class Ass't 25 Basketball 1,45 Football I5 Intramurals 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 FFA 3, 45 Mr. Courtesy of 1958. Spilker, John William Choir 35 Dramatic Club 1,25 Pep Block 3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Class Ass't I5 Intramurals 3,45 Hi-C l,2,3,45 Science Club 35 jr. Red Cross I,2,3,4 Steele, Jerry Wayne FTA 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Band l,2,35 Orchestra l,2,35 Class Ass't 45 Basketball 15 Track l,2,45 Intramurals 2,35 Hi-C 3,45 Model U. N. I5 District Ensemble Contest l,2,35 State Ensemble Contest 25 District Solo Contest 35 Band Council 35 Fortune Teller 25 County Band Clinic 2,35 District and State Orchestra Stratman, Robert Allen Drivers' Club 45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2,35 Bowling 3 Steinbrook, Patsy Ann Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Class Ass't 45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 45 GAA l,2,3,4, Mgr. 2,4 Steinbrook, Verajean Maxine Warrenettes 25 Choir 35 Dramatic Club 25 Student Council 25 Floralia 25 Hi-C 2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Ben Davis High School 1 Stoner, Barbara Jean Warrenettes 25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Hi-C 3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 jr. Leaders 1,25 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,45 Music Award 3 Page eighty-wine .xdnfri an modquifoezi reign :Supreme over picnic . . . Page ninety Stough, Marcia Jeanne Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 25 Choir 45 Nat'l Beta 45 Pep Block 35 Hi-C l,2,3,45 jr. Red Cross 45 Choir Operetta 3 Strom, Elizabeth Eleanor FBLA 45 Nat'l Beta 45 Hi-C 45 Harlem High School, Il- linois, 1,2,3 Suddarth, Eva Ann FBLA 45 FHA 25 Freshettes 15 Warrenttes 25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 OWL STAFF 35 WIGWAM STAFF 45 Class Ass't 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 35 Hi-C l,2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 GAA I Sutherland, Lowry Calvin, III Jr. Hon. Soc. 25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 35 Beta Hi-Y 25 Student Council 1,2,3, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 OXVL STAFF 2, Sports Editor 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Intramurals 25 Hi-C 2,3,45 Bible Quiz 'Em 3,45 Chess Club 3,45 Purdue Leg. Assembly 45 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 Ind. Assoc. of Student Council Convention 2,3,45 Nat'l Assoc. of Student Council Convention 4 Tash, Linda Joyce FTA 2,35 FHA 2,35 Warrenettes 25 Concert Club 15 Choir 2,3,45 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Class Ass't 35 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 15 Jr. Red Cross 3,45 GAA 2 Taylor, Merrill Dean FBLA 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Student Council 45 Floralia 2,35 Football 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Wrestling Team 45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Hi-C 3,45 jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4 Tiell-ting, Richard Leon Lettermen's Club 45 Beta Hi-Y 15 Spanish Club 45 Basketball 15 Football 1,45 Intramurals 35 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 45 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 FFA 2,3 Thaxton, Larry Wayne Alpha Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 45 Drivers' Club 45 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Connersville High School, Connersville, Indiana, 1,2,3 Tobias, Kenneth Lloyd Lettermen's Club 3,45 Football l,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Team 45 Cross Country 25 Drivers' Club 45 jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Photography Award 45 Indus- trial Arts Club 25 Photography Club 2,3,4 Updike, Nancy Jo Freshettes 15 Warrenettes 25 Nat'l Beta 3,45 Pep Block 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 OWL STAFF 35 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Editor-in-Chief 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Class Ass't 25 Drivers' Club 45 Science Club 35 jr. Red Cross l,2,35 GAA l,2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,25 Art Award 35 Keever Memorial Award 35 County Band Clinic 1,25 State Orchestra Contest I5 State Band Contest5 Journalism Institute 4 do f 69455 an dweef muaic def mooc! Lf fg rom Vernon, Robert Edward Class Ass't 43 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 3,4Q jr. Red Cross 3,45 FFA l,2,3,4 Wheeler, William Jo Hi-C 3,43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Jr. Leaders Z3 4-H Judge I3 Kiwanis jr. Leader Award 2 Willard, Cora LaVon Freshette 13 Warrenettes 23 Dramatic Club 2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 OWL STAFF 33 Drivers' Club 43 Hi-C 2,3,43 Science Club 3 Williams, Johnna Lou FBLA 43 FHA 23 Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Concert Club 1,23 Choir 3,43 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Pep Block 2.3.43 Spanish Club 23 Class Ass't l,2,3,4Q Hi-C l,2,3,4Q Madrigal 43 Jr. Red Cross l,2Q Trial by jury 3 Willman, Anita Darlene FBLA 3,43 FTA 3,4, V-Pres. 43 FHA lg Freshettes 13 War- renettes 23 Jr, Hon. Soc. 1,23 Dramatic Club 2,33 Nat'l Beta 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Treas. 43 Floralia 3,43 jr. Council 33 Class Ass't l,2,33 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 3g Jr. Leaders 2 Wilson, Charles Melvin Dramatic Club 2,33 Lettermen's Club 43 Ass't 2,3,43 Football 3,43 Intramurals 3,43 Drivers' Club 3,43 Hi-C 33 jr. Red Cross 4g Industrial Arts Club 2 Withers, Geraldine Ann Thomas Carr Howe High School l Woodworth, Nancy Eleanor FTA 43 Freshettes lg Warrenettes 23 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Sec. 43 Jr. Hon. Soc. 2g Dramatic Club 2,3, Sec. 33 Nat'l Beta 3,4, Program Chairman 33 Pep Block 2,3,4j Floralia 2,33 OWL STAFF 4, Typist3 WIGWAM STAFF 4, Business Mgr. 43 Sr. Council 43 Class Ass't 13 Hi-C 2,33 Quiz 'Em 43 Girls' State Alternate 3g GAA l,2,3,43 Sunday Costs Five Pesos 33 Regional Math Contest 13 Regional and State Latin Contest 23 Regional Latin Contest 33 Mu Alpha Theta 4g Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tommorow Award 4 Woody, Charlotte Fern Freshettes 13 Warrenettes 23 Dramatic Club 1,23 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Hi-C l,2,3,43 Science Club 33 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4Q GAA l,2,3 Yotter, Patricia Jane FBLA 43 Freshettes l, Sgt.-at-Arms3 Warrenettes 2, Treasg Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,23 Dramatic Club 132,33 Nat'l Beta 3,43 Sgt.-at- Arms 43 Pep Block l,2,3,4, jr. Rep3 Floralia l,2,3,4: Class Ass't l,2,3,4Q Hi-C 2,3,43 District Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4 Page ninety-one ang awaifecl commencemenf exercised arrive . . . Biddle, George Asa Manning, Robert Glen Alpha Hi-Y 35 Beta Hi-Y 1,25 Student Council 2,4, Treas. 45 Drivers' Club 45 Hi-C 2.3,4: Jr- Red Cross l,2.3,4 jr. Council 35 Class Ass't 35 Basketball I5 Football 25 Track 1,25 Intramurals 45 Cross Country 15 Hi-C 1,2,3,45 jr. Red Cross 3,45 Baseball Mgr. 2 Smith, James William Class Ass't 4, Hi-C 15 jr. Red Cross 1,2 Drew, Danny Spencer Stout, Michael Joseph Duncan, John Walter Alpha Hi-Y 3, Hi-C 3 FBLA 45 Accuracy Club 35 Basketball 15 Football I5 Intra- murals 25 Drivers Club 4 xvilky, Bonnie Lea Faulkner, Gary Edward FBLA4 Jr. Choir 25 I.ettermen's Club 2,45 Sports Mgr. 2 Williams, Robert Richard Freeman, Alan Leroy FFA 2,3,45 Drivers' Club 3,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,45 4-H Drivers. Club 45 Radio Club 4 judge 2,3,45 4-H 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2 Gauthier, Linda Rose York, Bonnie Jean FBLA 35 Freshettes I5 Warrenettes 25 Hi-C 45 Jr. Red Cross Mays High School, Mays, Indiana5 Rushville High School, 45 Greensburg High School, Greensburg, Indiana Rushville, Indiana Page ninety-two aa dc oo aye c ode wifk reggioufs uealaer Jeruiced. Under the supervision of Morris Campbell, 'S 8 class sponsor, the senior class sponsored many fund-raising projects to bolster their treasury. Selling shakers at the county tourney, sponsor- ing a disc jockey dance, selling taify and fruit cakes were among the activities that raised money for the prom at the Medical Center and the after-graduation dance at the Riveria. Through the government classes the seniors ordered their cards and invitations for gradua- tion and were measured for their caps and gowns. The Senior Council worked diligently with the faculty to make '58 the best year pos- sible. Morris Cnmpbell, senior class sponsor, is measuring jim Meunier for his graduation cap. This year's seniors decided on caps and gowns of white dacron for the girls and blue cot- ton for the boys. Although they brought a profit of only 513, the shakers provided a good excuse for shaker parties. Vcraiean Steinbrook, Gloria Cecrlc, Kenny Tobias, Bonnie Strom, F. D. Miller and Kay Alexander gather around the shaker box. Page ninety-three uniorfi refierue c arm ringa or coming Page ninety-four geal' . . Juniors Adams, Ron Adkins, Barabra Alderson, Don Aleska, Betty Alford, Sondra Apple, David Armstrong, Doris Armstrong, Tom Ashby, Carol Ann Ashton, Marc Atwood, jo Ann Ballard, Tom Bang, Connie Barthel, Mike Baur, Anthony Baxter, Richard Beck, Mary Behrmann, Barbara Bettge, Stephen Binnie, David Blakenship, Bill Blum, Udo Borgmann, Marie Bergmann, Marilyn Borgmann Mildred Bowser, John Brand, Ed Breece, Andy Bright, Delbert Brown, Bob Bruce, Donna Burton, Don Carroll, Steven Carter, Georgia Carter, Roger Carter, Sara Christenberry, Nancy Clapp, Gary Clemens, Bob Coffman, Mike Cole, Judy Cole, Mark Collier, David Collins, Charlie Collins, Donna Colvin, Lana Combs, Barbara Conley, Janice Covey, joe Cowan, Jerry Cress, Gary Crowe, Mike Crumbo, Jerry Daily, Perra Lee Danner, Mary Ann Davis, David Davison, Dennis De Coursey, Barbara Dicks, Dianne Dickinsons, Alan Dixon, Michael Dobbins, Dave Dolk, Donna Je C0l'5ag05 fo A849 LGFLL 6010068 Al' Mom Dorsett, Larry Druding, Donna Duchemin, Robert Eades, Ron Engle, Martha Entwistle, Jeanne Evans, Hilman Everett, Susan Fisher, Dan Flick, Paul Fowler, David Fox, Joe Franke, Danny Franklin, Linda Fredericks, Jim Gibson, Deanna Gioe, Pat Godbey C. B. Goken, Karen Gold, Paul Greene, Janice Griflin, Harlin Hair, Jeff Hale, Dave Hansing, Mary Hanson, Judy Harlin, Georgia Harmon, Faith Harris, Linda Hart, Walter Hash, David Hausz, Lois Heaton, Bill Helgason, Jim Hendricks, Carolyn Hinderliter, Gary Holder, Jim Hoppes, Floyd Horton, Jeannie Hoss, Mary Jean House, Marjorie Hubbard, John Hutton, Marie Hyatt, Paula Jackson, Ron Jacobs, Jeff Jaggers, Glenda Johnson, Mike Jones, Penny Jorgenson, Judy King, John Kleine, Sandy Kline, Eric Krasienko, Stanley Kuykendall, Ronnie 1 Lantz, Jeff ' Lasley, Carol Laughner, Pat Lett, Jerry i Lowery, Billy Lowery, Troy Lunte, Carla McConnell, Sharon Page 'ninety-fi'ue unior picnic urnifi e5 fun, Lo ic ana! Loo! . . . Page ninety-six McGee, Rohney McWhinney, John Martin, Dennis Martin, jerry Martin, Ruth Maupin, Delbert Melton, Gary Metzzer, Beverly Miller, Myra Miller, Myrna Miller, Ronald Milton, Eleanor Moore, Janet Morell, Bill Morgan, Barbara Moss, Arlene Myers, Larry Norton, Judy Owen, Frances Parker, Margaret Parrish, Larry Pelfree, Ronald Percival, Bill Plummer, Carlagenc Piety, Larry Porter, Barbara Portteus, Barbara Powell, Eddie Prickett, Don Pritchard, Duane Quackenbush, Ronna Raymer, Eddy Reed, Phil Reed, Sandra Reed, Winicld Reel, Barbara Reel, Beverly Roberts, Beverly Robinette, Loretta Rosemeyer, Don Schackel, Marilyn Schaekel, Roy Schafer, Ken Schmitt, Bill Schmitt, Ronald Schumacher, Roger Scott, David Seppanen, Sandra Shank, Richard Shaw, Linda Shepler, Dick Smith, Max Smith, Sharon Smith, Wayne Spangler, Roger Spilker, Jim Spilker, Jim E. Stacey, Carla Stafford, Shiela St. Clair, John Steffy, Harry Stevens, Tracy Stewart, Donna c ada anxioud y anficiloafed coming Aenior gear Stodgelaill, Noah Suddarth, Jerry Sulgrove, Bill Swineford, Roy Taylor, Judy Taylor, Pat Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Robert Tolson, Pam Tow, Bill Townsend, Bonnie Troncin, Lois Tielking, Phylis Tucker, Mike Tyree, Marcia Tulxerrow, Larry Wrey, Harold Uppfalt, Charlene Vail, Bill Vance, Judy Waddell, David Wadsworth, Virginia Wayman, Bob Weaver, Evelyn Weber, Dave Wesley, Linda Wetherald, Gary Wierman, Barbara Jeanne Wilkinson, Gilbert William, Wally Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Katherine Wimpseuc, Merle Winings, Marilyn Winkel, Ronnette Witte, Carolyn Wolfe, Diana Woodward, Suzy Wotring, Sondra Wray, Pac 'Wi-ict, Jim York, Judy Yotter, Margaret Zaplxirrou, John il Page ninety-seven .Sg,oAom0re5 cafif offfrcwkfiona L05 1 5 F J . Page ninety-eight green, Q Q a Sophomores Aleslra, Mathew Allen, Gary Apley, Neal Armour, Judy Ash, Barbara Azbell, Barbara Bales, David Baker, Paulette Barmore, Pattie Basley, Sandra Bayne, David Beaty, Charles Beckham, Rolland Belcher, Carol Benninghoff, Chuck Burdine, Joyce Berry, Roger Besse, Mary Lou Binnie, Stanley Birr, Darlene Bless, Steve Bourne, Dixie Boyce, James Boyce, Steve Branham, Tom Bray, Sharon Brewer, Ronnie Brown, Jimmie Brown, Junior QWithdrawnJ Brown, Ronnie Bruns, Wayne Bryson, Barbara Bultman, Roger Campbell, Sonja Carson, Janet Cates, Sherry Chizum, JoAnn Chrisman, Karen Clark, Darlene Clark, Joyce Clark, Virginia Cleary, Judith Cleary, Ronnie Clyngenpeel, Penny Colin, James Cogswell, Ronnie Cogswell, Traves Cole, Robert Qwithdrawnj Combs, Edwin Craig, Pattie Crawley, Steve Criger, Larry Curtis, Martha Davis, Betty Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Marilyn Dawes, Carrell Deaton, Nina Dick, Priscella Disbennett, David Domogalik, Linda Doornc, Paula Da Chemin, Joyce gain iaoiae fo ace clzcifengeo 0 cfud acfiuifiea Folkening, Ann Foltz, Linda Foreman, Donna Foster, Janice Fox, Charles Fox, Sherrel Franklin, Ruth Duclos, Pat Duncan, Daryl Easterly, Louise Eaton, Alice Emrich, Barbara Endicott, Nancy Engles, Irwin Englebright, Tom Enterkin, Winston Ernsberger, Janice Ferrell, Jack Fechtman, Joanne Fennell, Nancy Finkbiner, Dennis Finkbiner, Ronald Fleming, Carole Folk, Ray Fredricks, Carol Freeman, Evelyn French, Pat Fye, Linda George, Tommy Gitispsy, Shirley Gilliam, Joyce Glover, Charlotte Goldey, Bill Goodwin, Don Grant, Pam Gteven, Halley Bronaue, John Giure, Larry Hair, Bob Hall, Carol Jean Hannemann, Brunhilde Hancock, Janet Hancock, Larry Hansome, Kenny Hannel, Charles Hansen, Carlo Harlan, Hal Harris, Penny Harrison, Becky Hardesty, Bill Harrison, Jackie Hartman, Dale Hartman, Glen Healey, Ronald Heckart, Carol Ann Hedrick, Sue Helm, Shirley Hendricks, Becky Hensley, Harry Hester, Clayton Hoffert, Sandy Hogan, Steve Holder, Christine Page ninety-'nine afditg-l'859fU8 6l00l't5 fkfifrf LI' JOITLQ . . a Page one hundred Horsley, Karen Horsley, Steve Hoskins, Mike Howard, Linda Hayman, Ronnie Hubbard, Juanita Huffman, Mark Jacobs, Bill James, Rose Mary Jenkins, Monita Johnson, Diane Johnson, June Johnson, Larry Jones, Ann Jones, Delores Jung, Dean Katzenberger, Claudia Kelly, Judi Kent, Linda Kerns, Judy Karrer, Nancy Klein, Kay Knight, Roberta Knipe, Joan Knoy, Ar: Lake, Judy Langhum, Don Lantz, Judy Lawerence, David Le Feber, Jennie Legan, Bobbie Leibrandt, Walt Lighrle, Marilyn Long, Katherine Long, Sandra Losley, Carl Lovell, Sonny Lushy, Pat Lowe, Larry Lowery, Geraldine Luther, Sonny McCann, Kathy McConnell, Bill Mclntire, Mike Mclntosh, Penny McLean, Nancy McNaught, David McQueen, Mary Marchick, Judy Martin, Laura Martin. Sandy Marvel, Diana Massey, Jerry Mather, Steve Mathes, Jack Mathews, Melonie Maupin, Joyce Mayhall, Carol Medcaff, Marilyn Meyer, Carole Meyer, Ronnie Mikels, Phyllis Milan, Betty whid oflzera laarficilaafe in inframura! acfiuified Miller, Brenda Miller, David Miller, Don Miller, Jeanette Miller, Linda Miller, Robert Minnick, Connie Monday, Louise Moore, jim Morgan, Susan Morrison, Clark Moss, Mardena Murphy, Frank Myers, Mike Myers, Sharon Naue, James Nelson, Kay Niemyer, Allan Nieten, Jeri Nugent, Judy Oberle, Sherry Parker, Rita Parks, Ruth Parish, Roger Perdue, Beverly Perdue, Doris Perdue, Pat Phster, Cynthia Phillips, Shirley Preston, Sue Ramey, Pat Rardon, Donna Rathmeyer, Larry Reed, Cathy Reed, jim Reeve, Carla Rickard, joe Richardson, Betty Rinker, Sherry Roberts, Barbara Roberts, Richard Robinson, Donna Rosenbaum, Marilyn Ross, Carole Rudicil, Carol Russel, Ralph Sams, Josephine Schackel, Dorothy Scheck, David Schmitt, Harold Schutt, Elaine Scovel, Wanda Selbee, Kenneth Settles, Marlene Shakelford, Betty Shepherd, Elaine Eubanks, Douglas Silba, Frank Silence, Lois Singer, Mary Ann Smidley, David Smith, Sandy Schmitz, Fred Page one hundred one .Shia omorea or anize aa unior year alaproac eff . . Page one hundred two Snodgrass, Dick Sohn, John Sohn, Sharon Spall, Tom Spellman, Steve Sprunger, Dewey Stansvery, Mike Steele, Steve Steinkamp, Ted Stites, Sandy Stough, Mary Joan Stoner, Marvin Strater, Norman Sykes, janet Taylor, Judy Terry, Eileen Tielking, David Thomas, Steven Toole, Paul Umbanhower, Tom Vandercook, Dorris Vandolah, Anne Virt, Eddie Van Lue, Leo Wade, Orval Walton, Steve Waterman, Nancy Wall, Earl White, Dick White, Mike Whiteman, Paul Wiggington, Paul Wiegman, Cathy Wilkerson, Steve Wilkey, Betty Williams, Mary Anne Williams, Verda Willits, Gordon Willman, Robert Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Eddie Winbun, Richard Windle, Howard Wininger, Jack Winkel, Pat Wood, Carol Wood, Leroy Woody, Eunice Wotring, Judy Wright, Wayne Yoho, Sharon Zabel, Carol jl'e:5Al'Ylel'l Freshmen Adkins, Wayne Alexander, Linda Althardt, Ronald Amos, Judy Anderson, David Andrews, Linda Anderson, Steve Applegate, Nancy Arnold, Kenny Aspinwald, Gail Atkerson, Judy Ault, Phyllis Baker, Carol Baker, Sharon Barnett, Marijo Bateman, Graham Bates, Dennis Bean, Dixie Bechert, Mildred Belcher, Lee Ballinger, Betty Benson, Janet Bloyd, Linda Blume, Sharon Board, Mike Booths, Bill Borcherding, Kathy Bright, Nancy Brim, Morris Bristley, Jeanne Browning, Ida Brown, Ralph Brown, Sharon Bruce, Kay Billington, Shirley Bullock, David Burton, Wanda Campbell, John Cargol, Larry Carmichael, John Carter, Perry Carter, William Cazee, Dorothy Chaney, Mike Charters, Sharon Chisemen, Nelson Clarlt, David Cuttinger, Jim Coffey, Louis Coffey, Roger Cole, Sandra Collier, Linda Collins, Checqueta Collins, Judy Collins, Sandy Coak, Sonny Cooper, Wayne Corlett, Paul Cox, John Cress, Daryl Crouch, Ted Croucher, Janice Cross, Bob Oyd 0l gal'liZ9 ifdf L06 CI 0:5.'l'C0llI'lfl'g feam . . . Q Page one hundred four Cuddy, Kay Cullings, Jim Cullison, Eddie Dailey, Judy Darosetr, Judy Dawson, Dick Dawson, Kenneth Dean, Joe De Coursey, La Donna De Fur, Faye Denny, Jay De Witt, Kay De Witt, Walter Dick, Tommy Dickinson, Juanita Dodson, Jim Douglas, Susan Duncan, Lois Duncan, Martha Duncan, Mary Duvall, John Duncan, Suzanne Durham, Jerry Dybdall, Janet Earhart, Dale Eckler, Keith Edington, Jim Elder, Nancy Elliott, Ron Elliott, Sandy Elsey, Bill Embry, Bruce Enterltin, Arlene Ernst, Bob Evans, Michael Evans, Sandra Everett, David Faires, Susan Faulkner, Marcia Ford, Jack Ferguson, Bob Galligan, Betti George, Susan Gibson, Billy Giddens, Jeff Goodall, Patty Gordon, Forrest Gray, Linda Greene, Kenny Griffith, Louise Gritfy, Sandra Grossman, Don Hall, Bill Hancock, Donna Handlen, James Ham, Roberta Hamm, Shirley Hampton, Jack Harding, Don Harlin, John Harper, Jeanetta Harris, Jim Haslet, Judy jreddeffed dpondor Kkflze a ,af Glzrififmad I-lasting, Mary Jean Haughay, Merlene Haxton, David Heaton, Kathy Hernsley, Bob Hettenvan, Leigh Ann Hill, Steve Hinchman, Sharon Hollenbeclt, Judy Holmes, Marilyn Horsley, Bonnie Haas, Gary Hoy, Don Hudelson, Ronnie Hughes, Gary Hughes, Ronald Hunt, Ross Hutton, Frances Jackson, Tommy Jacobs, Barbara Jenkins, Barbara Jensen, Karen Johnson, Judy Johnson, Ronald Jones, Carol Jones, Ellen Jones, Jennifer Jones, Robert Kelso, Tim Kellermeyer, Virgil Kennedy, Sherrill Kimberlin, Jeannette Kirby, Floyd Kline, Dick Klingelhoefer, Carol Kuetemeier, Mary Luner, Jerry Lashbroolt, Rodney Lee, Denny Leming, Richard Linneman, Carole Lorenz, Tom Luke, Rita Lunte, Vickie Luther, Jacqueline McCullough, Karen McDougall, Judy McDonald, Charlotte McFarland, Janet McLeah, George McDonald, Robert McWhinney, Janet Mann, Judy Mann, Sharon Mann, Tom Mansfield, Donna Manthel, Carol Marshall, Philip Martin, Connie Martin, Stan Maxey, Bob Means, Jon Mears, Myra Page one hundred five 371 warrenifed lofan llzroug gui ance c added .. . . Page one hundred six Melvin, Tom Meredith, Edwad Merriwether, Patty Merriman, Sherman Melzger, John Mithoefer, Stanley Miller, Larry Miller, Rose Miller, Norman Miner, Bob Mitchell, Marjorie Monday, Michael Moore, Stanley Mosley, Carolyn Mutchler, Roberta Meunier, Gary Norton, David Nysewander, David Overton, Donna Osswald, Kenny Osborne, Billie Owen, Patty Overbeck, John Parker, Bruce Patton, Clinton Pennington, Donna Perdue, Roger Perkins, Jelf Peters, Bob Phillips, Barbara Phillips, Sue Peterman, Billy Pinnick, Larry Pollard, Howard Poole, Howard Pope, Jim Porter, Jerrie Prazeau, Gladys Princell, Betty Rardon, Don Ritter, Carol Roach, Barbara Robb, Sylvia Roberts, John Roberts, Millard Roesener, Sharon Roesener, Stephen Rosemeyer, Jeanette Roschelle, Melvin Rutherford, Joan Ryan, Bill Schildmier, Richard Schmidt, John Schroeder, Connie Searcy, Judy Sferruzzi, Diane Shircliff, Linda Siders, Laydon Silvers, Byron Singer, Dale Sinn, Karen Sissom, Rayford Skaggs, Mike orge irfif rierwldkqo af jrefikman pdffg Smilko, Michael Smith, Bob Smith, Sharon Smith, Wilba Smoot, Tena Sahn, Mike Southern, Bill Southern, William Stacey, Donna Stacey, Judy Stamper, Ronald St. Clair, Jim Stewart, Martha Stiefel, Jack Stiko, Linda Stone, Phil Stont, Linda Stout, Patty Stratman, joe Stroch, Beverly Taylor, Mike Thompson, Shirley Tielking, Steven Tiffany, James Totten, Dale Tracey, Jim Turner, Phyllis Turner, Sue Tutterrow, Roger Uppfalt, Sharon Upton, Lola Vance, Nancy Vance, Pat Vaughn, Carolyn Wagner, Louis Waterman, Bruce Weber, Jim Wehr, Kathy Whitaker, Tom White, Charles White, Dorothy Whiteside, Donna Wilhelm, Ricky Williams, Dennis Welling, Ralph Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Marjorie Wilson, Shirley Witcher, Don Witte, Lynn Woempner, Edward Woempner, Stephanie Wolfe, Jimmy Wood, Lova Woodburn, Wanda Wray, Mike Wright, Corbetta Wright, Sharon Wylie, Marcia Yocum, Jerry Yaryan, Charlotte Younce, Bob Page one hundred seven mfageri -Load, 60,9 omored an juniom Page one hundred eight . Aspinwall, Gail Ballard, Charles Banks, Don Barthel, Michael Bateman, Sharon Bingham, Margaret Bosley, jim Boyce, jim Brown, Ralph Butler, Glennda Carrol, Glennda Carter, Roger Chapman, Paula Childress, David Dayton, David DeCoursey, Barbara DeCoursey, La Donna DeFur, Faye Fentz, Sandy Fitch, Harriet Guillaume, Joyce Hancock, Larry Harcourt, jean Hart, Marjorie Hastings, Mary Hazel, Jeannine Hemfling, Thomas Hinderliter, Gary Hollenbeck, judy Horsley, Bonnie Key, Howard Knight, Roberta Kuykendall, Ronnie Lawyer, Gerrie Long, Kathy Luke, Robert McClarren, Sara Maddox, jimmy Martin, Connie Montgomery, Judy Nicewanger, Bill Nyc, Dick Paparazzo, Ernest Peters, Bob Priest, Carrol Rardon, Don Rardon, Donna Rathmeyer, Larry Raymer, Eddie Roberts, Richard Robinson, Shirley Silence, Lois Smith, Max Steinhauer, Billie Stough, joan Stout, Patricia Thurman, Gary Toon, Beverly Wade, Orval Wayman, Herman Whitecotton, Bob Wright, Wayne i -SZ, Editor-in-Chief ...,..... Assistant Editor .t....... Advertising Manager t...... Advertising Assistant ...... Faculty Editor .r...,,... Activity Editor ..,.,. Sports Editor ....s Senior Editor .......... Senior Assistant .,....,. Copy Editor ...................... Underclassmen Editor .,....... Typists .............................. Student Photographer ......... Assistant Sports Writers Adviser ......,, Principal ,t.... E ............... ---Nancy Updike ----------------.Penny Bittle Nancy Wwdworth -----.---Judy Halcomb ----------Rebecca Randall --------.Marcia Miers -, -------Judy Brier ------.Nancy Reinhardt ----. -.---. John Herkless --.-----------Jayne Fox ----------Ann Suddarth .-----------Anne Burk Sharon Gioe Joyce Nelson -Bill Farr Lowery Sutherland jim Fredericks Fred Roesener ----------------Jean Ann Freeman -Edward H. Cuddy Page one hundred nzne Page one hundred ten Three isn't a crowd when you are enjoying a coke at SHADELAND PHARMACY 1016 North Shadeland Avenue FLeetwood 6-7157 Doris Bechert, Dean Taylor, Kay Alexander For that do-it-yourself hot-rod kit, get your tools at SHADELAND HARDWARE 1012 North Shadeland Avenue FLeetwood 6-2312 Bob Leech, Lance Bird, Bob Manning Everyone loves those party snacks from SHADELAND SUPER MARKET 6968 East Tenth Street FLeetwood 6-8673 Bo Hatcher, Dale Harmon, Linda Gauthier For that special treat after, go to Jack and Jill Drive-In Restaurant 3215 North Shadeland Avenue Llberty 7-0988 Warren Gray, Richard Tielking, Othel Richardson, Danny Simmerman, Burton Colvin She'll wish she had more than ten fingers when she sees those rings at ROGER'S JEWELERS 5534 East Washington Street FLeetwood 6-6972 Judy Helm, Estel Reed, Fred Roesener Rinse away those wash-day blues at IRVINGTON PLAZA LAUNDROMAT 6400 East Washington Street FLeetwood 6-9076 Joyce Maeda, Larry Howard, Bonnie Strom, F. D. Miller, Marcia Jaggers, Verajean Steinbrook For 'off-to-college' clothes shop at HUDSON'S MEN'S WEAR 7150 East Washington Street FLeetwood 7-4062 Mack Sharp, Jerry Steele, F. D. Miller, Alan Mur- TY Any girl will appreciate a wagon full of flowers from ARLINGTON FLOWER SHOP 1335 North Arlington Avenue FLeetwood 6-2489 Don McClure, Nancy Friedman Page one hundred eleven. Page one hundred twelve E HHH-P935 It's fun to buy shoes at MARTIN'S BOOTERY 1029 North Arlington Avenue FLeetwood 7-2321 Richard Richter, Jim Ablett, Judy Hans To look your best for that special dance, come to BEIGE ROOM BEAUTY SALON 8970 East Tenth Street FLeetwood 6-2828 Nancy Berry Furnish your 'rec room' with furniture from FITCH FURNITURE STORE 5519 East Washington Street FLeetwood 7-9727 Becky Hutton, Estel Reed, Dale Folkening, Fred Roesener, Anne Berry, Cynthia Pierce, Gordon Re-ynolds, Phil Roach Need a tow for that old heap? Call STIKO'S AUTO SERVICE 6200 Brookville Road FLeetwood 6-6244 FLeetwood 7-0929 Ed McCracken, Ed Plummer The arrows point to qualify produce at DlRK'S MARKET 5524 East Washington Street FLeetwood 7-9036 Becky Hutton, Anne Berry For everything from lawnmowers to tele- visions come to ALLIED APPLIANCES W anamaker, Indiana UN 2-6618 Brenda Boyer, Louis Allen Goodman's shoes are even good for women! GOODMAN'S SHOES 1101 North Arlington Avenue FLeetwood 7-6021 Mary Lou Frazier, Gary Ruble, Jim Keeling, Bill Farr HENDRYX AND FIELD'S MORTUARY Cumberland, Indiana TW 4-7421 Sandy Fields Page one hundred fhirtcvu Page one hundred fourteen ol.?if3..Egi.R N cgi rf' 7 Bennett's Furniture is stylish enough for your family and sturdy enough for your friends. RICHARD BENNETT FURNITURE 5804 East Washington Street FLeetwood 6-7211 Phil Roach, Gordon Reynolds Prepare for the future and insure with GEORGE A. BOWEN INSURANCE AGENCY Wanamaker, Indiana Pearl Douglas For that after-school snack or after-date treat, stop in at PETER PAN DINER 8989 East Washington Street FLeetwood 6-7709 Ginny Eicholtz, Alan Bartholomew For the latest hair styles of the season, come to WINDSOR VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON 2149 North Arlington Avenue FLeetwood 6-8009 Sandy Mann Thrill your girl with flowers from POST ROAD GREENHOUSE 1105 North Post Road FLeetwood 6-2497 Cynthia McGahan, Warren Hollenbeck Service at your finger tips with the new telephones at LAUGHNER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 6501 East Washington Street and 1421 North Arlington Ave. Jim Keeling, Richard Richter, Sonnie Silvers, Marcia Stough Everything from spring suits to basketball uniforms comes clean at COMET CLEANERS 8340 East Washington Street FLeetwood 6-2493 John Demaree, Larry Spauding Modern bowling convenie.nces are available at PRITCHETT - HUNT AND O'GRADY INC. 7712 East Washington Street FLeetwood 6-0713 Othel Richardson, Kenny Tobias, Jim Burris, Bur- ton Culvin, John Demaree, Larry- Spaulding, Jerry Fink, Jim Spangler ' Page one hundred-'fifteen CONGRATULATIONS! GRADUATES OF 'I958 Western Electric Company, Inc 2525 Shadeland Avenue INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Page one hundred sixteen Chrysler Corporation Indianapolis Plant 2900 Shadeland Avenue LI 6-9271 Wigs W 9 A Jw? , ,JH , :fe , ' r Cb wi iw , ' W'.-f We ywy J wiv .Cy' oU .N Nw A . ' . M qazzaw, W f w Wff WV W QNfgNw Yffux, iAJCv'JKk1Clu-.a Cavqa lv QQr'feivglsK bv-+vL'l KK Qu L,.JQal'H4 'sweet-5 CL M jffdiv 4 ! ' YL-L UJOVYAQT it I-YUO5 of M PF 75 . . Www-'ff Cin 3.1 MMYXQA qi ' , mzmxviqy, gdrymk .K Uffjffjp C dj Vw UM X If Qwrfff Us. wa. pm g - 'J 904 QFWX5 QQ- MXM 20 East ljlth Stree! Z A L X W INDIANAPOLISWINDIANA ,DIV U Q 1 M l 6 W yL X, V 7424 f f X K 1 My K4 - I jff l Page tme' himdfred sevcfnteen It's hard to decide which fountain speciali- ty to order at KROETZ DRUG STORE Cumberland, Indiana TW 4-7688 Jerry Fink, Othel Richardson and Jim Spangler Ubis book bas been publisbed by tbe best., x lb proven metbod .... J jji' sl of 5' It represents tbe combined 2 G ' efforts of engravers, typesetters, ix lm ! printers, binders, and cover makers. . . g glig 0 6 gbose of you wbo worked I s , on tbis publication gained I ,A in knowledge of tbeir dUferenL A X' A-, crafts and talents. . . 5 . :gilt In your exposure to tbeir work we bope it bas ' mind of Q Iitrles ' XX leaving a warm fondness. . . I 'A XR and mfmvfy. . . ' I PUBLICATION DIVISION O INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVINC COMPANY, INC. INDIANAPOLIS 6, INDIANA As it bas witb us. . . I l I I Il I R lublishing Co., Il I wler, Ind. We HARDESTY Page one h1mdre'd eiglzfeen Girls' Athletic Association Administration . . . Agriculture .... Art .....,....... Audio Visual Aids Commerce ....... Drivers' Training .... Alpha Hi-Y Band ...,.... Beta Hi-Y .... Chess Club ..... Concert Club .. Drivers' Club . . , Freshettes . .,.. . ..H16 .H.23 ..M22 ..U23 ..M2i ..H29 Departmental Index English .................., Foreign Language .......... .....l7 .....28 Health, Physical Education, and Safety .,................ Home Economics .... . . . Library . ...... . ...,.26 .....2S ...22 Math . . Music . , Science . Shop ...... Social Science Activities and Organization Index ......34 .....-16,47 , ..... 35 ....39 ....49 Future Business Leaders of America 38 Future Farmers of America Future Nurses' Club ............ 38 Future Teachers of America ....... 42 .......41 Baseball . . . ........ 64,70 Basketball . . ..... 60,6l,62,63 Cheerleaders . . . , , . . . . .72 Girls' Ensemble .. Hi-C .,......... Junior Leaders . . . junior Red Cross Lettermen's Club , Madrigal ,....... Majorettes ...... Mu Alpha Theta . National Beta Club .....43 ....49 ...,36 ...40 ,..37 ,..43 ...48 ...47 .....41 .....34 National Junior Honor Society ..... 45 Sports Index Cross Country . , . .....68 Football ...... .... S 6,57,S8,S9 G.A.A. , . .....73 Advertising Index Allied Appliances ...... ..... 1 13 Arlington Flower Shop .... ..... 1 11 Biege Beauty Salon ....,.. ..... 1 12 Richard Bennett's ,............. 114 George A. Bowen Insurance .,.... 114 Chrysler Corporation ..... ..... 1 16 Max Galloway Studios ..,.... Goodman Shoe Store ..,,.. W. C. Hardesty ............ Hendryx and Field Mortuaries Hudson's Men's Wear ....... Irvington Plaza Laundromat . . jack and Jill Drive-In ...... Kroetz Drug Store ........ Martin's Bootery .... Peter Pan Drive-In ....... Comet Cleaners ...... ..... l 1 S Dirlt's Market ...... ..... 1 13 Double L Drive-In . . . .... .115 Fitch Furniture , . . .... .112 A Ablett, James ....,.., .... 7 6 Adams, Mary ... . , . . .49 Adams, Ronnie . . . . .S3,94 Adams, Simon . . .... 76 Adams, Terry .... .... 7 6 Adkins, Barbara .... ...,, 9 4 Adkins, Wayne . . . . . . .103 Alexander, Wedia .. . Alexander, Lester Alexander, Linda .... Alexander, Penelope . . . Alderson, Don ...... Aleska, Betty ..... Aleska, Mathew . .. Alford, Sondra Alger, Doris . Allen, Gary .. Allen, Louis ..... Althardt, Ron .... Amos, Judy ...... Anderson, David . . . Anderson, Steven Andrews, Gail .... Andrews, Linda . . . 38,44,76 .....76 ....l03 ....76 .,..94 ....94 ..,..98 .....94 30,43,76 .....98 ...60,76 ...103 ...l03 . , . .103 .,..61,103 ffidi ....ll8 ....ll3 .,..ll7 ...113 ,,..lll ...,lll ,...ll0 ....l17 ....112 ....ll4 Personal Index Apple, David .... Apley, Neal ..... ....,94 .....98 Applegate, Nancy .... . . ,37,103 Armour, Judith .. Armstrong, Doris .....98 . .... 4,94 Armstrong, Tom .. .... 7,94 Arnold, Kenneth . , . . ,S7,l03 Ash, Barbara . . 98 Ashby, Carol .. 48,49,94 Ashton, Marc . . . . . . . .94 Aspinwall, Gail . . . .... 103,108 Atlterson, Judy .. Atwood, Jo Ann . Ault, Phyllis .... Azbell, Barbara ...., , B Baker, Carole .... Baker, Paulette .. Baker, Sharon Bales, David ..... Ballard, Charles .. Ballard, Tom .... Bang, Connie ., Banks, Don ..... Barmore, Pattie .. ....103 ....,94 ..,.l03 ...49,98 ....103 .,.,98 ....103 ....,98 ....l08 ...6l,94 ....,94 ....l08 ....98 National Honor Society .,.. News Bureau ........ Owl Staif .. Pep Block .... Senior Choir Spanish Club ...... Student Council Warrenettes ..... Wigwam ....... Quill and Scroll . ,. Golf ....... Intramurals . . . Track ..... Wrestling . . , Post Road Greenhouse ..... Pritchett-Hunt 81 O'Grady.. Rogers Jewelers ........... Shadeland Hardware ..... Shadeland Pharmacy ..... Shadeland Super Market Stiko's Auto Service ....... Western Electric .......... .....l9 ,....24 .....20 .,...27 ,....18 .,...4S .....S2 .....S2 .....42 , .... 48 .....40 ...,.44 .....35 .....S3 ....S2 69 ....66,67 ....6S,70 .,...7l ...Ili .....llS ....11l ....ll0 ....ll0 ,.,.ll0 .....ll2 ,..,.ll6 Windsor Village Beauty Shop ..... 114 Barnett, Mariio . . Barnhart, Loretta ,. Barnhart, Virgil . . . .,..103 Barthel, Michael ...,. .94,108 Bartholomew, Alan . . . . .76 Basley, Sandra ..... ,.... 9 8 Basey, Janet ...., ........ Bateman, Graham . , . .... 57,103 Bateman, Sharon . Bates, Dennis .... Baur, Anthony .. Baur, Larry ..... Baxter, Richard .. Bayne, David .. Bean, Dixie .... Beaty, Charles .. Bechert, Doris . . . Bechert, Mildred . Beck, Harrison . . . Beck, Mary Kay . Beckham. Rolland Behrmann, Barbara Belcher, Carol . . . Belcher, Lee ..,. Bell, Phyllis .. ,. ..... 108 ....l03 ....94 . ...... 94 ..H4838 ,...l03 . .... 57,98 ....,76 .. ...., 103 48,S9,94 . . . . .... 57,98 . . .... 40,94 98 ....103 Page one hundred nineteen Bellinger, Betty , . . Benninghoff, Charles Benson, Janet ..... Berry, Anne ..... Berry, Nancy .. Berry, Roger , . . . . Besse, Mary Lou .. Bettge, Stephen Biddle, George .... Bingham, Margaret Binnie, David ..... Binnie, Stanley .... Bird, Lance .... Birt, Darlene . .. Bittle, Penelope .. Blankenship, Bill .. Bless, Steven .,... Bloyd, Linda .... Blum, Udo .. . Blume, Sharon .. Board, Mike ....., Boothe, Bill ...... Borcherding, Kathy Borders, Steve ..., Borgmann, Marie , Borgmann, Marilyn Borgmann, Mildred Bosley, Jim ....... Bosley, Sandra .. Bourne, Dixie . . . Boyce, James . ,. Boyce, Stephen .,.. Bowser, John . . , Bowser, Mary . . . Boyer, Brenda .. Brand, Ed ,.... Branham, Tom Bray, Sharon .. Breece, Andy ..... Brewer, Ronald Brier, Judith . .. Bright, Delbert Bright, Nancy Brim, Morris , . . Bristley, Jeanne . , . Bronaue, John .. Brown, Bob .. Brown, David .. Brown, Jimmy .... Brown, John . .. Brown, Ralph .. Brown, Ronnie .... Brown, Sharon .,.. Browning, Ida May Bruce, Donna .... Bruce, Kay .... . . Bruns, Wayne .... Bryson, Barbara .. Bullington, Shirley Bullock, David Bultman, Linda . , . Bultman, Roger .. Burdine, Joyce .,.. Burk, Ann ..... Burleson, Ellen . .. Burris, Jim .,,. Burton, Don .... Burton, Wanda . . . Bussell, Roland Butler, Glenn ,... C Campbell, Bill .... Campbell, John . . . Campbell, Sonja .. ,.,.l03 .....98 ....l03 ...,48,77 ....38,77 .....98 .....9s ...,.,.,44 ....4a,1os .....10,39,94 ..,.57,6l,98 ...,....77 .........,98 ..20,38,S3,77 ,.....,.,.94 .....S6,6l,98 .....37,103 ......94 ,...103 ..,.l03 ....103 ....l03 ...94 .'..94 ...94 ....108 ..........98 ....4s,9s,1oa 35,45,S7,6l,98 ....,.....94 ' ' f I Qi-i,4'a',55 .,..23,94 .....98 .....49,98 .....4B,X7,98 .....48,S3,77 ........94 ....24,l03 ..,..l03 ....49,l03 ......99 .....94 .....77 .....98 ......77 ...l03,l08 .....98 .,..l03 .....l03 ....94,l03 .....l03 .,..68,98 ....44,98 ,......l03 ....30,38,77 ...,..98 ........98 .....42,53,78 .,....-18,77 .....36,56,78 ...,....94 ....24,l03 .....78 ....l08 .....48,S6,78 .......l03 ,...49,98 Page one hundred twenty Cargal, Larry ..,. Carmichael, John . . Carroll, Glennda . . . Carroll, Steven . . . Carson, Janet . . . Carter, Georgia . , . Carter, Perry . . . Carter, Roger .,... Carter, Sara Jane . . Carter, Williani . . . Cates, Sherry . . . Cazee, Dorothy . . Cecrle, Gloria . . . Chadwell, Bob . Chaney, Mike Chapman, Paula . , . Chaters, Sharon Chevalier, William . Childress, David ,. Chisman, Nelson .. Chizum, Jo Ann .. Chrisman, Karen .. Christenberry, Nancy Clapp, Gary ...,.,. Clark, Carol ..,.. Clark, Darlene ,, Clark, David .. Clark, Joyce ...,. Clark, Virginia .. Cleary, Judith ,. . Cleary, Ronnie Clemens, Robert Clutinger, James . .. Clyngenpeel, Penny Coffey, Della ...... Coffey, Lois ..,... Coffey, Roger Coffin, Jim ........ Coffman, Michael .. Cogswell, Ronald . . Cogswell, Traves .. Cole, Judy ..... Cole, Mark .,.. Cole, Robert .. Cole, Sandy ..... Collier, Collier, Collins, Collins, Collins, Collns, Collins, Colvin, Colvin, Colvin, Com bs, Combs, Conley, Cook, S David . . . Linda . . , Charlie ..,. Chequita .. Donna . . Judy ..,. Sandra . . . Burton .. Lana .... Charles . . . Barbara . . . Edwin . . , Janice . . . onny ..,. Cooper, Wayne Corlette, Paul Covey, Joe ,,..... Cowan, Carolyn Cowan, Jerry . . . Cox, John .... Craig, Pattie .. Crawley, Steve .. Criger, Larry . . . Cullison, Eddie ., Cress, Darrell . . 4 Cress, Gary Cross, Bob ..,,..., Crouch, Teddy . . . Croucher, Janice . . . Crowe, Michael . . .,....l03 ....49,1oa ......94 ....98 ..,...94 ,.,.57,l03 ....94,1os ......94 .....l03 ,....49,98 ......37,l03 .,.....38,78 39,44,60,62,78 ..,.,....1os .,...48,l08 ....l03 .....7s ....1oa ..,..l03 .....49,98 ..,...49,98 .,...48,S9,94 .......94 .....49,98 ....68,l03 .......98 .....49,98 ,.....98 ...,98 ....94 .....49,9s ...l03 ......,98 .,...61,94 ,...,.98 .....9a ...,,49,94 .,.s,-18,94 .,...98 ....94 .....l03 ..,S6,94 ..,..l03 ..,.94 ,....l03 ,.....l03 .....44,78 ....34,48,94 ....94 .,..98 ..,.94 ,....l03 ...los ,..,.1o3 .........94 ..ss,4s,s7,94 ........1oJ ..,.98 ...aa ....98 ....1o4 ...,l03 ,..,...94 .........l03 ....6l,68,l03 .....,,.l03 ......94 Crumbo, Jerry . . . Cuddy, Kay , . . . Cullings, Jim . . . Curtis, Martha . . D Dailey, Judy .... Daily, Perra Lee . Daily, Rebecca . .. Danner, Mary Ann Darosett, Judith . Davis, Betty .... Davis, David Davis, Elizabeth . Davis, Marilyn .. Davison, Dennis . Dawes, Carrell .. Dawson, Dick , . . . Dawson, Kenneth Dayton, David . , . Dean, Joe ...., Deaton, Nina DeCoursey, Barbara DeCoursey, Donna DeFur, Barbara . . . DeFur, Faye ..,. DeFur, Grethel ., Demaree, John Denny, Jay .... DeWitt, Kay DeWitt, Walter .. Dick, Priscilla .. Dick, Tommy .. Dickinsin, Alan . Dickinson, Don ., Dickinson, Juanito Dicks, Dianne Disbennett, David Dixon, Michael ., Dobbins, David .. Dobson, Donna ., Dodson, Jim Dolk, Donna .... Domogalik, Linda Doorne, Paula Doyle, Charles .. Dorsett, Larry .. Douglas, Pearl Douglas, Susan .. Drew, Danny Druding, Donna . DuChemin, Joyce DuChemin, Robert Duclos, Patricia .. Duke, Raymond . Duncan, John .. . Duncan, Daryl . .. Duncan, Martha . Duncan, Mary .. Duncan, Lois .... Duncan, Suzanne . Durham, Jerry .. Duvall, Albert ,. Dybdall, Janet .. Duvall, John .... Eades, Ron ..... 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Helm, Judy Helm, Shirley Hempfling, Tom . .. Hemsley, Bob ...., Hendricks, Becky . . . Hendricks, Carolyn Hensley, Harry ..... Herkless, John . ...... Hester, Clayton ...... Hettenvan, Leigh Ann Hill, Steve ...,.,.. Hinderlite, Gary . . . Hinshaw, Marilyn Hinkel, Pat .,...,... Hinchman, Sharon Hotfert, Sandy .... Hogan, Stephan Holden, Jackie . . . Holder, Christine . . . Holder, Jim ........ Hollenback, Warren Hollenbeck, Judy . .. Holmes, Marilyn . . . Hoppes, Floyd . . . Horsley, Bonnie . . . Horsley, Karen .. Horsley, Steven .... Horton, Jeannie . . . Hoskins, Mike Hoss, Mary Jean . . . House, Marjorie . . . Howard, Larry .. Howard, Linda . . . Hoy, Don ........ Hoyman, Ronald . . . Hubbard, Juanita . . . Hubbard, John .. Hudelson, Ronald s . Hoffman, Mark . . . Hulfman, Larry . . . Huffman, Paul .... Huffman, Sharon . . . Hughes, Gary . . . Hughes, Norma . . Hughes, Ronald ...... Hunt, Ross .....,.,.. Hutton, Hutton, Hutton, Hyatt, Frances ..... Marie . . . Rebecca . . 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Jenkins, Barbara . . Jenkins, Monita . . . Jensen, Karen . , . Johnson, Diane . . . Jones, Ann ...... Jones, Ellen ...,. Jones, Jennifer . . . Johnson, Allen . . . Johnson, Judy . . . Johnson, June . . . Johnson, Larry . . . Johnson, Mike . . . Johnson, Paul . . . Johnson, Ronald . . Jones, Barbara . . . Jones, Carol . . . Jones, Delores . . . Jones, Penelope . . . Jones, Robert . . . Jorgensen, Judy . . . Jung, Dean ....,... K Karrer, Nancy ..... Katzenberger, Claudia Keeling, James .... Kelso, Tim ..,..... Kellermeyer, Virgil . Kelly, Judi .,....., Kennedy, Sherri . . . Kent, Linda .... Kerns, Judith .... Key, Howard ...... Kimberlin, Jeannette King, John ....... Kirby, Floyd ..... Klein, Kay .... Kleine, Sandy Kline, Dick ....... Kline, Eric ........ Klingelhoefer, Carol . . . Knight, Roberta Knipe, Joahn ..... Krasilnko, Stanley . Kruge, Sandra .... Kuetemeir, Mary .. Kuner, Jerry . .... . Kuyltendall, Ronnie , , . McDougall, Judy Lake, Judy ...... LaMere, Lloyd .. 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