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

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Janet Hiimfeld and Linda Skaggs help put the finishing touches on this mural which was used in Varren’s annual Christmas program. The mural was completed in the lower hall in order to avoid damage from carrying it downstairs. Fire Imaginations While Arousing Interests Beginning art students practice their new skills in oil painting on a still life. This is only one of the technicpies students learn in Warren’s extensive art courses.

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Art and Foreign Tongues Paris Every year more Warrenites seem to become aware of the importance of knowing a foreign lan- guage. In our changing world many of us realize that we are not the only citizens and that communi- cation with the rest of the human race is essential. Students in Warren’s French, Spanish, German, and Latin classes learn the customs and traditions of the people speaking the respective languages. The language laboratoiy and the records available in the library aid the student of modern languages in mastering the accent as they listen to native voices on the recordings. The lab enables students to hear their own voices as they repeat a sentence or phrase spoken by the teacher. Warren’s art department, headed and staffed by Miss Julia Faucett, not only teaches students the painstaking skill and patience of the craftsman but also devotes much time to developing themes and making decorations for dances. Art students also help make scenery and background displays for school performances and social functions. Here the talented or untalented may find an unlimited resource of ideas for everything from skits to operettas. Pam Life, Sonja Sullivan, Carol Schakel, and June Pride anticipate some future “bon voyage” as they examine Mr. Foerderer’s treasure chest of French books and magazines. Steve McKinzie gets ready to swing at the Spanish class pinata as Kathy Melvin and Judy Miner advise his aim and await the goodies that will fall. Myra Sullivan listens to one of the foreign language rec- ords available in the library during her study period. These records aid students in verbal comprehension and pronunciation when the lan- guage lab is not open to them.

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Courses Challenge Thinking Math and Science Richard Reinhardt and Jo Atm Grossman are lab partners in an experiment to produce cojtjier sullate. rheir procedure is to heat copper coil and sulphur powder in a crucible. Each fall biology pupils take to the woods with their nets Jerri Gray pricks Mary Paris’ finger to measure her blood in search of insects and bugs for their collections. count in physiology class. Bill Eye offers moral support. 20