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

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A little more glory way out from the crowd standing out and away from the crowd. Although not an easy job to accomplish, many Warriors found tackling the task of making it as an individual in a Standing Room Only crowd as simple as reciting their t iy jM Why? Well, Pv vIBK wearing metallic iTr jk Si or florescent ' WmM clothing had noth- mm recipe of making it into the spotlight. Rather, the opportunities, staff and facilities offered by Warren suggested to students an attitude of wanting to make Warren work for everyone in as many different areas as possible. Receiving a byline on a page of The Owl, the winner of a Pacemaker award as one of the best high school publications in the country, gaining hands on experience in the Walker Career Center ' s vocational program or participating in Warren ' s exceptional athletic department were some of the ways that Warriors stepped out of the crowd and into action. But just like any year, problems arose which needed to be met. Renovation of the west wing and construction of the new performing art area created the space problems, while the closing of Woodview Junior High and busing to achieve racial balance of IPS students brought freshmen to Warren Central, helping create the mass problem. Trying to shine on our own but also with others, many of us took the initiative to move away from the Standing Room Only group and make it on our own. And as we watched a year full of challenges and excitement quickly fly by. Warriors tried to make it the best year ever. Just one more chance. .Junior .Jeff Willman explains liis feelings about tiie iiomecoming ganne against Martinsville to Coach I arry Willen. Break in the action. During a time out in their opening game in the County, Coach Sue Parrish discussed play possibilities with Stephanie Blake, Lori Castetter and Deanna Waalkes. S.R.O.

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Chorus Line. Members of the Gold Brigade Dance Line perform their routine on the lawn at the high school during Homecoming festivities. Standing Room Only 1982 Volume 45 WIGWAM Abstract design. Sophomore Becky Ropp puts the finishing touches on her drawing, one of many which decorated the construction barricade wall. Warren Central High School 9500 E. Sixteenth Indianapolis, IN 46229 Faces in the crowd. Fans often found standing room only space at Warrior football games. Even the addition of new bleachers didn ' t help much. Makin ' it work. Campers at Summer Leadership camp at Bradford Woods find working and playing together fun. S.R.O. Opening

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Sticky stuff. Building Trades foreman, Jon Harmon applies decorative stones to the Building Trades Housing project. The project gave many vocational students hands-on experience. Lonely at the top. Once a center of social conversation, the foyer lost much of the crowd due to the renovation and relocation project. Standing Room Only CONTENTS Opening 1 Summer 8 Autumn 24 Winter 64 Spring 110 Medley 126 People 152 Clubs 220 Advertisements 240 Directory 252 Closing 270 Setting the pace. Applying the finishing touches to the nationally acclaimed Oivl, junior Anne Reed, senior Jayne Jackson, junior Jennie Brown and seniors Jenny Irwin and Chuck Smith discuss graphic ideas. 1 Sophomore spiriter. Adding excitement to both JV and varsity events, sophomore Dawn Ballard leads the homecoming crowd through a spirited battle cry. S.R.O. ' Opening '