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

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HDays of our lives Enjoying her gym class, Jenny Havlin, junior, is one of several physically handicapped students who is in a special class taught by Con Keller. Hours of practice made the performance of the Warrior Brigade dance line member Leigh Denne- mann so close to perfect. Learning her keyboard, Alisha Tanner works in Office Practice class in the Walker Career Center. B9JS ,15

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Homework more homework is complaint Wendy Warrior is shocked into consciousness as the gruff, muffled voice pipes through the white C.B. on the bus saying, Base two time . . . 7:35 ... Forty anxious teenagers sleepily pile off the bus and onto the familiar concrete sidewalk out- side the sprawling school. Wendy strolls in the m ain door, shielding her face and hoping that no one saw her get off the orange tank. Screams and shrieks encase the foyer as old friendships are renewed from last May and the chatter begins about the new Indianapolis Colts and the classes on their schedule. It ' s time to get into the routine again. While she carefully scans the sardine- packed halls searching for familiar faces, Wendy notices that most everyone looks identical. Many sophomore girls, as well as upperclassmen, have their hair cut over the ears yet left longer on the top and in the back . . . The guys, though most of the old styles are still in, are leaning toward a more dressed-up look. Oh, yes, punk is still popular with many. As soon as the 7:54 bell rings, Wendy and her friends are smashed as students sprint down the hall to their first hour class praying that they will not be late, because a new tardy policy has been es- tablished. A third late in one class results in a one-day suspension from school. After six hours and 40 minutes of time on task, Wendy rushes to her locker to unload all six textbooks. School has been in session for only one day and already she lives for Fridays. Tonight there is band practice, work and homework ahead . . . , back to the old routine, but Friday is the game and pizza afterward. A Florida break was what orchestra memhers soph- omore Debbie Bradley and senior Leander Smalls had when the orchestra was invited to the sunny state. Retiring coach Lyman Combs introduces his Sec- tional champ tennis team at the fall sports convoca- tion. Thinking ahead to college, Ami Riches, checks out a college catalog in the media center. Days 1 4

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ays of our lives Warren Woods is a lovely place to stroll through in the autumn, but much of it has been destroyed by vandals, Two lovely creatures find the Halloween Dance spon- sored by OEA a perfect place to sneak a hug. Lighting up the darkness, Student Council members from all over Indiana gather at Warren Central for the state convention and the final candlelighting ceremony.