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

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Court to Queen. Former Homecoming queen, Susan O ' Leary, hands down her crown to Lanna Park as escort Pete Worley watches. Attention. Senior Brian Polter prepares the band to begin their performance during half-time to show their pride for the Warriors. Double decker. Warren cheerleaders and the student body wait for the lighting of the bonfire to spark Warrior spirits. Autunnn vQ) Honiecoming

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First Place Pizzazz. Showing school spirit by winning first place was the Walker Career Center float made by the Welding and Auto Body classes. Ten Hut! Tracy Benner holds her head up high to show her pride to be in the Warrior Band. The Garden of Eden. Participating in the Homecoming Parade, sophomore Missy Smith enjoys the festivities of the cold, windy day from her vantage point on the Latin Club float. Pretty pinner. Sophomore Donna Rhinesmith has junior Jody Walter pin on her Homecoming mum purchased from the Quill and Scroll sale. Autumn Homecoming

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Good times roll with floats, festivities As the light of day was diminishing, Warrior fans filed into the stands. Fans were bundled in several layers of clothes to keep the cold out. But to most it was worth it to see a victory over the Martinsville Artesians. Tension was tight in the crowd, as Warren Central Warriors scored with the first touchdown. But by just looking down from the stands at the players the fans could tell the Artesians weren ' t ready to be defeated yet. At half time the score leaned with the Artesians at 10 and the Warriors behind with 7. Warrior fans were ready for a strong come-back from their Warriors. Few spectators left the stands to get some food. While others spent the half time watching the homecoming court waiting the crowning of the new homecoming queen, Lanna Park Flour children. Brian Williams, along with fellow freshmen, display their talent as they took first place in class competition. Clown or Warrior? Freshman, Andy Moreno clowns around on drama ' s homecoming float. was voted the 1981-82 Homecoming Queen by the student body. Soon after that people headed for their seats as the second half started. Senior Harland Howard had many fans on their feet with his run of 37 yards to make a touchdown for the Warriors. Even Howard ' s touchdown and the effort the Warrior team used to catch up to the Artesians didn ' t help. Artesians still won by a small margin of 23 to 20. A limited number of students attended the dance after the game. Many thought the dance would help cheer them up over the lose the Warriors had. But many more chose not to attend. Sophomore Bette Davidson said, It should have been publicized more so there would have been a better turn-out. Over all it was a very busy and spirited week. As English teacher, Mr. Comiskey, put it, Homecoming week was a terrific success. I think the spirit shown at Warren was great. It ' s like Christmas - you wish it would last all year! Sparkling enthusiasm. Teresa VanderBaan, sophomore, puts all her energy into showing the Warriors the tremendous spirit the pom ' s have. Autumn Homecoming