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

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Dave Lawrence and Steve Boyce repre- sented Warren at Boys, State, and Marylou Beese and Jani Ernsberger were the Girls' State representatives. The purpose of Hoosier Boys' State and Girls' State, sponsored by the American Legion, is to educate Indiana's young men and women in the duties and responsibilities of American citizenship. In the mock elections, Jani received the Nationalist nomination for Secretary of State. Marylou was elected County Coroner, and both Dave and Steve were candidates for mayor. Hard Work Ed Wilson, Linda Fye, Jeannette Mil- ler, and Sue Preston trudged off to Indiana University last July and August loaded down with books, typewriters, radios, and enough clothes and cookies to last for two weeks. Ed went to the newspaper division of the Indiana University High School Journalism Institute while the girls work- ed in the yearbook division. The Indianapolis Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution an- nually name one senior girl as Good Citi- zen. Kay Klein was selected for this honor on the basis of dependability, service, lead- ership, and patriotism. Kay will receive a Certificate of Award from the National Society of the D.A.R. and will compete in the state and national contests.

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Even though the teenage,g1h is noted for being a rather selfis i rea- ture, on February I4 feminine War- renites expressed emotions they had felt all year. At the Annual Mother and Daughter Valentine Tea, girls honored their mothers and tried to show their appreciation for the other days of understanding and attention. Dressed in their Sunday best, soph- omore, junior and senior girls es- corted their mothers through the re- ceiving line and then watched with them a program titled Melody in Fashions. Following the program, tea and tiny sandwiches were served in the cafeteria. As the afternoon drew to a close, daughters helped their mothers with their wraps and the two went home with a new understanding and closer relationship. 'Q'-., Tea, cookies and sandwiches graced the lovely tables at the tea. The food was prepared by the girls' home economics classes. Annual Valentine Tea Honored Mother Priscilla Dick, Diana Marvel, Pat Perdue, Nancy for the grand finale of the fashion show Sponsored by H. Waterman, Sharon Yoho, and Judy Taylor appear on stage P. Wasson 8c Company.

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Brought Rewards Von Hayes, agriculture teacher, looks on as Jim St. Clair and Howard Poole receive State Fair awards from Russ Cole. Jim and Howard were state winners with their demonstration, A Good Rat is a Dead Rat. Howard received a trip to Washington D.C., and to the United Nations in New York City. XVith the sound of a gavel the ninth an- nual Model United Nations was in session in March. Sponsored by the Hi-Y Clubs in co-operation with the Y.M.C.A., the Model U. N. was composed of delegates from most high schools in Indianapolis. Ron Finkbiner, jim Coffin, Carol Linneman and Tom Jack- son learned much about international prob- lems and the necessity of working together. A Seniors Jennie LeFeber and Ron Healey placed first in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Jennie placed first in the vocal division with a soprano solo and Ron in the instrumental division with a trumpet solo. a. I :Aim