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

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Nancy Steele, Sue Workman, and Sherry Byard attended Judy Varner, Fall Sports Queen, along with Karen Walker and Nena Andorn. The queen reigned at the Homecoming football game. SP-IR-IT— Warriors Have It! The pinnacle of spirit was shown by students’ cheers to boost the team on as they crashed through the hoop before the John Hilkene pins a Homecoming mum on Sharon Day as he Lawrence game. calls for her en route to the big game with county rival Lawrence. ttl

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Wmmmmummmkmmmm . ■ ! - You can’t. Our building is a sprawling super structure, completed in 1960 at the cost of $4j million. Located east of Indianapolis on a 74-acre tract, our facil- ities meet the needs of our 1400 students — with room to grow. Only in its fourth year of use, Warren Central High School has equipment worth more than a quarter of a million dollars. Our classrooms in- clude top-notch language, reading, indus- trial arts, and science labs. Such facilities mean a better understanding of the sub- ject matter and a greater pride in our school. Without a doubt, Warriors have an excellent opportunity for learning.

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“Go! Go! Go!” we chanted with the cheerleaders as the Warriors burst the hoop. These sights and sounds recurred throughout the year at both football and basketball games. Each season was high- lighted by a Homecoming game when we wore mums, elected a queen, and greeted sentimental graduates who re- turned to watch us. At pep sessions we practiced our school spirit, which we also displayed in other forms — through our pride in speech and debate teams, music groups, dramatics presentations, publications, arts and crafts, and many individual scholastic achievements. Excited students and parents boost our team on to victory, led in spirited cheers by exuberant cheerleaders. Cupid brought happiness to many on Valentine’s Day, especially Donna Cole. Reigning over Homecoming, Donna was Winter Sports Queen.