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

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Business sponsors seminar This year students seemed a little more moti- vated in business classes, remarked Mrs. Bines. Mr. McKenzie commented, It seems to me there is less rebellion among students this year. I feel that if we want to accomplish goals; we ' ll all have to work together. Business Club was one way to promote business as a career. Some of the main projects accom- plished this year by the club were the Business Seminar in December in which a guest speaker spoke on business as a career. In April the annual Awards Banquet honored top ranking students in business classes. Warrenettes was a popular service organization for girls. Many girls joined, intending to work together to accomplish many different and interest- ing projects. But the planned projects were not accomplished due to lack of interest according to sponsor Mrs. Karen Wittorff. Exploratory Business, Typing, Mary Washington Col- MR. TIM ARMSTRONG— BS, Butler University; Accounting, College Prep Typing. MRS. REBECCA BINES— BS, MS, Indiana University; lege; Indiana Central; Typing. MISS DORIS DUE — AS, Vincennes University; BS, Indiana State University; MS Indiana University; Typing, Shorthand, Clerical Practice. MR. DAVID GREEN— BS, Indiana Central College; MS, Indiana University; MRa JUDY HINSHAW — BA, Purdue University; MS, Indiana University; Date Processing, Typing. . ■ .- ■ MR ELDON K. McKENZIE — BS, MS, Indiana University; Business Education Department Head; Accounting, Shorthand, Clerical Practice; Sponsor of Chess Club. , , MR. FRED S. MYERS— BS, Indiana University; State Sales and Marketing, Exploratory Business, Accounting. . MR. DAVID R. SHAW— BS, Indiana Central College; MS, Indiana University; Typing; Football Coach. . MR LARRY WILLEN— BS, Hanover College; MS, Indiana University; Typing, Accounting; Sponsor of Lettermen ' s Club; Assistant Football and Track Coach. Student Life 29

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(ABOVE) Every year the Warrenettes perform many ben- eficial acts toward the community. Leading this active group are Beth Moore, treasurer; Robin Crislip, secre- tary; Jodi Nauman, vice-president; and Rhonda Klise, president. (ABOVE RIGHT) Mike Hess, Desire ' e Dunn, and Roy Meadows take a timed writing to improve their typing skills. (RIGHT) Warrens Business Club involves many students with its various activities. The 1972-73 officers are Don Cope, president; Sheri Bailey, vice-pres- ident; and Dean McDonald, secretary and treasurer. (BELOW RIGHT) A member of STATE STREET AUTO ELECTRICS excellent staff applies this automotive knowledge to this machinery. (FAR RIGHT) The clerical practice course teaches, students like Pam Ross, new skills while improving upon old ones. 28 Student Life

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New teachers join phys. ed. staff, MR. R. A. GRAY — BS, Butler University; Biology, Physical Education; Gym- nsstic ' s Assistsnt Cosch MRS. BARBARA HOUSTON— BS, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; Aquatics; Girls ' Swim Coach. MR. G. CON KELLER — BS, MS, Indiana State University; Swimming; Swim Coach, Assistant Track Coach. MR ALAN MIEDEMA— BS, Ball State University, MS, Indiana University; Driver Education, Physical Education; Intramural Basketball Sponsor; Physical Education Dept. Chairman; Driver Ed. Dept. Chairman. MRS. JEAN REED — BS, Ball State, MS, Butler University; Clerical Practice, Typing, Physical Education; Coordinator of Girls ' Athletics, Basketball Coach. MRS. ROSALIND WHITE — BS, Indiana University, MS, Butler University; Phys- ical Education, Swimming. M