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

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Traditions Are Unmarred By Changes The busiest place in school was the book- store. Whether it be a ticket for the Friday night ball game, paper, pencils or Kleenex- the bookstore had it. Here Wanda Griffy, Ron Gatewood, jon Stroh and Dee Loux buy from Doris Dicks. On the day before Christmas vacation the choir traditionally carols through the halls, and the madri- gal singers entertain cafeteria goers during lunch periods. ffm 'S Besides the regular study hall each period the library serves the school and community as it offers a place for meetings, plays and convocations. During the students' study halls some found time to complete their homework . . . others found it a pleasant siesta tirne. Warrenettes and National Beta members under the guidance of Mrs. Harold Rodden celebrated their 25th Anniversary of the Valentine Mothers' Tea on February 8. Daughters escorted their mothers through the receiving line pictured above and then down for refreshments in the cafeteria.

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f' S. The driver of this car was in too big of a hurry. It looks like the easiest thing to do would be to move the stanchions instead of the car. But with practice and a will to learn, Warren's drivers will become safe and expert drivers. Drivers, Journalists Constantly Hurry , 5 x- 1.g:,y,,,r., , DEADLINE-This is the most hectic day of the OWL staff's week. Screams, sighs, laughs and threats echo through Room 14 on this day. But when the OWL Comes back smelling of fresh paper and damp ink, the joy of seeing your story in print and knowing you have created something makes it all worthwhile. ..l....................:-mmwznnnuunx ' E ,mHM,m,qf,y3g,gg4gg4la.54B-' ' .LIEEJULGTAIRRX-AVN' ' W'