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

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in All Phases of Life Library club members Marc Riggs cmd Jim Ruster sell club membership cards to students at the be- ginning of the school year in the cafeteria. Spirit. When that word is heard, it brings To mind The Thunder of voices at a football game, The rhythm of the marching Warriors, The yelling of The cheerleaders at a basketball game, The driving beat of a band aT a sock-hop, The proud feeling felt by Those contri- buting To The annual Feed a Family proiect and The enthusiastic applause after a convocation. Spirit, Though, is much more Than all This. IT is also The strength of re- sponsible students striving To reach Their goals-graduation and college, business Training, military service or marriage. As Warren Central students, we carry This spirit with us every day- affecting not only our own lives but The lives of The people around us. The Things we say and do also result from This undying spirit. To our athletes, iT is This spirit that makes Them do Their best To win. Spirit guides Warren Central students Through our six class periods and The many clubs, which we may participate in. Spirit makes us The individuals we are, Kathy Archino, Mike McGuire, and Paul Streets show The Christmas spirit as They begin displaying decorations for The iolly season in Their classrooms. Left: Following Friday night home football and basketball games, students swarm into the cafeteria for a sockhop. Here, the Kingstons, composed of Warren boys, play for the dancing students.

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