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

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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.

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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.