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

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Everything from burning cuffs to I hate girls was seen on the boys senior cords this year. Long consideration was given on how to decorate them. Then great strides were taken to have every line perfectly drawn. Although cords were very popu- lar with the boys this year, no se-nior skirts were seen on the girls. joe Covey and Steve Carroll, seniors, show their masterpieces while jim Fredericks snaps their picture. 'f Influence Student Life sed pants were t p t e x l r stxles e yob of ilerine all the I rest news in tishions i 1 ear For sweaters the erux nec an Como were pops ar year vias alien tw XX irren s Ili h Qehool lishiim Boiril N em as seen on Larrx Parrish ind Nitirlx Cole bers Jani frnsber er .it Blocks mel Dunne Dicks at 'Mres I I A . . . . Peg - - fi on li' boys' lst ii - this Th ' g.ti ' ' - .1 1 - i '. ' I hs Y.. ' . .k,d 4 , ,I , ,A 'Q V :K 'A K AI.

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Frrsttn the race of clothes thxs year was the blazer modeled Wearrng one of the many styles of matchlng shirts for by joan Portteus Follovsmg closely were the sweater vests steadxes are Nancy Chrrstenberry and Noah Stodghrll This usually worn over blouses shovsn by Jeanne Horton elrmmated the questxon of Whos gorng wrth whom? Fads and Fashlons Throughout the years many fads and fashions haye ruled the halls of XVarren Some are seen agarn year after year whxle others seem to fade away as the seasons change Short haxr cuts and long ha1r styles are strll popular mth the gnrls though the new casual styles are seen more and more For the boys the short ha1r cuts are stlll prualant although thc flat top rs garnmg 1n populanty Thls year the steady shrrts and blouses were seen for the frrst trmt but most hltely mll be remembered for ycars to come s rhr year lohn lxrnr uhm rts the ptpx. I Up x an HD r her lurks Bob Thtmas .mr l.1nl.1 Harm display the exertaxorlte lon lldll' srxlts l l U , , V , . 1 , . -, t L , . , 1, Short hair was popular with both girls and boy' 's . D 3 'b' , n M lar tlart xhile Linda Fr lt shows ,fy t . r ' C ' t x

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-. V-N Calorie counting? Well, not today, anyway. Both mothers and daughters forget all about their diets on the day of the Valentine Tea. This year they had the added pleasure of being served in Warren Central's newly completed cafeteria. ur Annual Each February we know it is the day for our Annual Valentine Tea when we hear the clicking of heels resounding through the halls. This year was the 27th consecutive year for this tradition. This day is set aside in honor of our mothers by the girls of the school. It is sponsored by the Warrenettes and the National Beta Clubs. First on the program for the afternoon was the escorting of the mothers, by the girls, through the receiving line. A musical program was then given by the music depart- ment with the theme W7hat is a Girl. The girls and their mothers went to the cafeteria where they en- joyed the delightful refreshments pre- pared by the home economics depart- ment. r i A Wovs'! says Torn Armstrong, senior, as he eyes Carol Fredericks, junior. Carol is dressed up for the Mother and Daughter Valentine Tea. The tea has been a tradition at Warren Central for 28 years. Valentine Tea I - f No tea is complete without cookies and sandwiches. This is the scene that greeted the eyes of those who attended the Valentine Tea, The purposes of the tea are to honor the mothers of National Beta and X5C'arrenette members andto give the mothers a chance to become better acquainted with the organizations and the school.