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

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Edward H. Cuddy Principal Warren Central High School To the Class of 1960: I am very happy to have this oppor- tunity to congratulate you, the members of the 1960 graduating class of Warren Central High School, upon the success- ful completion of your work here. If we have done our task properly, you will know that what you have learned in the classroom and in our school community is only the beginning of a process of growth which will continue for the rest of your lives. We hope that your years at Warren Central have opened new vistas of understanding to you and that you will depart with a better knowledge of yourself, of other human beings, and of the world in which you live, that you will have acquired a sense of your place in the great stream of history, and that you will have developed new and strong inner spiritual resources to guide and nourish you in the years ahead. On the gate that leads into Harvard Yard, on the Harvard University Campus, there is inscribed, as one enters from the street, this invitation: Enter to grow in wisdom. On the same gate, seen as one leaves the Yard to enter the busy world outside, are carved these words: Depart better to serve thy country, and thy kind. We hope you have grown in wisdom at Warren Central and that what you have learned here will enable you to serve your school, your country, and your fellow man. My very best wishes for the future to each and everyone of you. . ,jaded ,f M f 5

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Dedication To students, faculty, and administrators, who held the key to Old Warren, we dedicate this book. Al- though the physical properties of the building were im- portant, the spirit of the people gave the building life. Warrenites opened the day with meditation in an effort to create a pleasant Christian atmosphere for learning. The faculty and administration spent many extra hours planning the curriculum and guiding War- renites toward graduation and their life after high school. From the first kick-off of the football season, the A social events of which we all were a part, the crowning of our annual homecoming queens, through the tourna- ments, to Senior Day, and last but not least to gradua- tion, Old VC'arren's school spirit was maintained. The next school year will have a new setting, but most of the people, the learning and the fun will re- main the same. The move from building to building will be physi- cal, but all the spiritual qualities of Old XVarren will be transferred to the new building by you, the student body and faculty of Warren Central High School.

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Angora of all colors, and tape of all sizes and shapes are used by the gals to decorate and reduce the size of their steadies' rings. F ads and Fashions Long hair, popular with the fairer sex, is worn in a roll by Rita Parker. Her coke date, Tom Umbanhowar, sports the Hollywood burr. Wherever teenagers are found are bound to be the fads and the popular fashions of the day, and Warrenites are no exception. The newest change in fashion is found shoe-wise. Boots of all styles and colors were seen for the first time, and tennis shoes were sported by both the guys and gals. Carcoats, peg- ged pants, Como sweaters, blazers and steady shirts still retained their positions in the fashion spotlight. Many of these fads and fashions will be seen in years to come. Some will fade away to be forgotten with time, but Warrenites will re- member them as the fashions of 196O. Gordan Willits displays the flat-top while he jokingly Sonny Luther, modeling the burr, playfully takes the scis pulls the ponytail of his steady, Joyce Maupin. sors to Shermana Barnett's fluff. A