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

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t Chemistry students like Carl Stocker find that a steady hand is as essential as an alert mind for performing experiments properly. Like Classes Approximately 1,045 hours of each year Warren Central students spend in the classroom. However, this time is not so much a drag as the figure may suggest. Classes are anything but monotonous, dull, or uninteresting. Our labs invite us to perform experiments in chemistry and research in biology. Films, record- ings, and field trips bring us closer to the subject. Things like this, along with a nudge from the teacher, help hours to pass quickly and make learning easy. Who says classes are dull and boring? Not us. Mr. Tansey’s algebra students, like many other Warrenites, enjoy a good laugh. It simply makes the main course more digestible.

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Each fall the line seems to get longer as students wait to buy books and school supplies while they trade summer experiences. Puzzles which Warrenites encounter each day may come in many forms. Tom Sponcil tackles one of these in his typing class. Of Course , There Were Other Things— Physical education class has a wide varied program. Occasionally boys’ and girls’ classes

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memories us of Homecoming and bonfire rallies Winter recalls Christmas, snow, and va cations. A record snow gave us two extra days just before semester finals, We thrilled when our basketball team won the county crown. As the year wore into spring we dated, danced Memories, like an education, can’t be taken away. This year has provided many partied, clung to tradition, and looked for something new. But not all memor- ies are pleasant. Who will forget the day the President was assassinated. Providing excitement and entertainment for both spectators and participants, the Teeny Weeny “500” has become a tradition. Warrenites Recall Coach Virgil Kirkpatrick proudly dis- plays the county championship trophy before the elated student body at a special convo to celebrate our victory.