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

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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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Warren’s world takes shape within a modern struc- ture of steel, brick, and glass. The classrooms are the center of this world, with halls leading to the various parts. First, look at the 4,000 seat gym and sense the atmosphere of enthusiastic competition and spirit. Step just across the hall into the C. E. Eash auditorium, showplace for student performance and participation. Look further into the core of the building at the language, reading, and science labs, and the varied libraries, rooms made to satisfy a Warrior’s curiosity. Warren’s future includes plans for a 20-room ad- dition to this building and a second high school to meet township needs. Thus the world of Warren is ready to expand within a few years. This is the Frame

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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.