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

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This is Warren Central High School as the classes of 1925 saw it. The building construction was completed during the winter of 1924 and by January it was officially opened and ready for use. As We Cure At last they're gone . . . Crowded halls and cramped class- rooms were Warren's big problem in the past years. While growing in mind and body, we also grew in popu- lation. The first graduating class of 1925 totaled 19. By the schoo1's 25th. anniversary, the graduating class had increased to 133 seniors. This year set a new record when 219 seniors left our Warren World. There will always be expansion, not only in population, but also in building growth. Warren started with 16 class- rooms. In 1949, six rooms were This is Warren as 1959 Students Saw It . . .

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added. The year 1958 brought still more need for expansion. Twelve new classrooms and a cafeteria in- creased Warren's size. As teenagers we also suffered the pains of growing. It was found that time cures all ills. Much was learned and much is still to be learned. For the seniors, only a small portion of the growing stage is completed. Grad- uation is not the end, but just the beginning as expansion problems have not come to an end, but shall con- tinue . . . As We Cure Our Growing Pains. While many Warren pupils were vacationing on FlOIld8S to our school The construction plan began before school beaches, or midst snow-covered mountains Warren was under ended last year and was completed by the second stmester of going a very definite change, the bqinning of a new addition this year