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

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Possessed with the thrill of a treasure hunt, Warrenites Shown before completion of repairs, the fire-damaged enjoyed the bienniel locker clean-outs. science wing was returned to use this fall. Different Events Break Daily Routine 9

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Quiet hallways awaited the beginning of another bustling school day at Warren Central. At the close of the day, buses await the arriv al of stu- dents who are eager to go home. Pupils Lead Busy Life; How the remainder of a day turns out often results in how it starts. For most War- renites it begins between 6:30 and 7:00 as they prepare for school, but for others it doesn ' t begin until 7:30 when they begin the rat race to beat the 8: 10 bell. Homeroom starts quietly with a few mo- ments of devotions but soon proves to be the busiest period of the day for most pupils and teachers. Mondays and Tuesdays of the month are divided among twenty-eight clubs, ranging from service organizations to clubs devoted to stimulating interest in a certain subject. Wednesdays are devoted to student government as the Student Council, repre- senting the various homerooms, meets. Also, Senior and Junior class projects are planned by their respective councils. Thursdays are used for homeroom guidance, convocations, or just a study period and Fridays are re- served for the Pep Block and cheerleaders. After homeroom, students settle down to begin six 55-minute classes with the only break being lunch. The bustling five minutes between classes give students a chance to relax, or, possibly, to do some last-minute cramming for a test. 8

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Team Victories, Crowning of New Queen Among the many elections in which we participate during the year, two of the more important ones were our selections of Fall and Winter Homecoming queens. Each sea- son was highlight ed by the Homecoming game when we wore mums, anxiously awaited the crowning of a new queen, greeted alumni and friends, and attended the sock-hop fol- lowing the game. Homecoming this year, as in the past, brought great spirit to our Warriors, a happy queen, hard work for those involved, and much enjoyment by those attending. Dressed for a special homecoming routine, Warriorettes practice for half-time entertainment. During half-time ceremonies, Linda Faulkenberg, 1965 Queen, crowned the 1966 Winter Homecoming Queen, Joy Henard. Mums sold by the journalism department embellished the attire of female fans at Winter Homecoming.