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

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Every school day begins with home room period. During this time devotions are given and announcements are made. The rest of the time is spent going to club meetings and for study. Homeroom allowed time for additional studying, which proved to be much appreciated, but it was not wholly intended for studying. At this time many extra- curricular clubs meet for business or for special programs. Homeroom begins the day. We may go to the bookstore for supplies or get permission to stop at our lockers. A locker to a person is a luxury that isn't common in many schools, but in our school it is one of its favorable features. For a pleasant break in the six-period class day, there is lunch--for which all students have one-half hour of the extended third period. A convenience for the students as well as for the kitchen employees is the tray conveyer belt. It moves the trays back into the dishwashing areas. Taking the students home are the buses which are lined up promptly at 3:30 p.m. A quick trip home is possible only by the large team of buses. Some- times the daily schedule is re-arranged for a convoca- tion. Whether for a speaker, a movie, a choral demon- stration, or a pep session, the students take the break as a boost to the morale. Dqjferent Events Var As the day goes on students can be seen stopping by their lockers. Here Charles Hopkins and Jim Luther talk over the news of the day. Lunch period. seems to be the favorite time of day. Students glciar off their tables by placing' their trays on the conveyor e t.

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One of the outstanding events of the Mardi Gras was a mock wres- tling bout. Two performances were given and a different team won each time. The boys standing are Tim Marsh and Gene Jaynes. On the floor are Harold Apple, Jeriy Franke, Jim Eaton, and Larry Franke. Also participating, but not pictured, were Jerry Abernathy, Dick Kirby, Ron Voyles and Paul Settles. Larry Burns and Mary Martin 'look on as Barbara Poole and Tom Sponcil feed each other a hot dog in front of a Mardi Gras concession stand, O0 V1 'hw-N... X Carol Hunt and Jerry Franke were chosen through the student body to reign as queen and king of the 1961 Mardi Gras. This gala affair was sponsored by the P-TA.

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Warrenites stream to our spacious new auditorium from all directions for another enjoyable convoci tion. Varied pro,f.rrams were presented during the year. Sclooolff Daibz Routine The typical scene at the end of the school day pictures 45 buses lining' up to transport the students home. P ia 3 host of Warren Township's Y.: 1