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Madrigals Craig Hawks, Mike Baldwin, Barbara White, Connie Courtney, John Fouts, Dave Brier, Janet Hausz, Sue Nelson, Allan Merryman, Bob Heisel, Marie Schaekel, Shirley Blum, John Younce, Pat Hogan, Patty Palmer, and Beverly Enoch dressed in medieval costumes to lend authenticity to their performances before the student body and organizations in the community. Outside Activities... What Would We Do Unfamiliar to most pupils are the technical maneuvers of a stage production. Bill Pritchard coordinates lighting for the Senior Play. Extra-curricular activities continue after regular school hours. Wendell Fowler executes a flip on the “tramp” at a gymnastics meet.
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■ S ' iin ' ' ' 1 1 Jfttt! Table of Contents . Academics . 16 Activities . 34 Sports . 62 People . 88 Advertisements . 138 Index . 156 of Warrens World.
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Where would we be without clubs? Probably most of us would be sitting in homeroom wishing that we had them. We don ' t have to wish, though, for the 36 Warren clubs fill homeroom and after-school hours with work and entertainment for every kind of interest. Bein° in a club can mean a lot of work, but also o a lot of fun. Decorating for a dance, exploring the future in a chosen profession or a cave with the science club, scuba diving at the “Y,” campaigning for a Stu- dent Council office in the spring. Some clubs broaden their work to reach those in need outside of our own little world. The food collection, sponsored by Hi-C, made Thanksgiving more meaningful to four families in the township. The kids at Muscatatuck State Hospital slept easier in the pajamas collected by the Red Cross Club. Most of the WCHS club activities were uninter- rupted by the February fire, but the Valentine Tea, an annual event, was cancelled for the first time in its 33 year history. “Standing in the Need of Prayer!” Pupils sang this chorus at a convocation led by guest Charles King. Assisting him are Bob Heisel and Marie Shaekel, members of the Madrigals. Without Them? It ' s Tourne y Time! At the English display case Joy Henard and Sara Gregory arrange pictures and news- paper clippings of Warrior basket- ball action, to boost school spirit. V- u.
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