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

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Seniors Earn Week as Year Gary Clark attempts to slow down Dave Young Two hopefuls present their readings for Mr. Ney at Senior Class play tryouts in the auditorium. Tryouts as they begin practice tor the Senior bike race. were held in late September for the November production of You Can't Take lt With You. Members ot the class of 1967 and their dates anxiously awaited the crowning of the king and queen Senior class members get together to celebrate at the Junior Prom. The Prom was planned by the class' Junior Council and was held at the Egyptian the end of classes and the beginning of the tra- Room of the Murat Temple in downtown Indianapolis. ditional Senior Week before Commencement. ' i 'Qi

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-army' I T? g . As in School Year Brin s Emotional Response Feelings. Warrenifes have feelings. AT Times They are personal and varied. BuT oTher Times These feelings become one dominaTing emoTion ThaT over- shadows all ofhers. IT mighT be ThaT firsT day feeling, ThaT glad-To-see-you fe e l i n g ThaT comes While shuffling down The hall among laughing, eager friends. Maybe iT is an empTy feeling when you finally pay ThaT lasT class fee. Or how abouf ThaT enThusiasTic feel- ing during a pep session? You're yell- ing your vocal cords To ribbons while people for miles can hear you Tell ThaT Team, Guys, we're behind you all The way. The lasT few days before Chrisfmas vacaTion as Warrenifes busily search for gifis, a feeling of whaT ChrisTmas is all abouf suddenly becomes real. You remember why iT is a Time for giving gifTs and singing Chrisfmas carols. A Twice-a-year feeling The Typical Warrenife has is a dreadful one broughf on by final exams-ThaT hurry- up-and-cram feeling only relieved by The safisfacfion of accomplishmenf when The lasT TesT paper is Turned in and you know you've done your besT. As The snows melT and sfudying geTs harder, a unique feeling of resflessness combined wiTh a vvhere's-iT-all-gone feeling hiTs you. The year comes To an end and you relive iT again as year- books are disTribuTed. BuT shining Through all This in every momenf is ThaT you're a Warrior-and proud-of-iT-feeling.

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Comes to End After at least eleven years of school- ing, we, the Seniors of 1967 entered our last year at Warren with mixed emotions. Being seniors, we were ex- pected to act older and set examples for others. We did set examples, al- though we did not always act our age. Being a senior brought added re- sponsibility for Today and anticipation of what the future would bring. Sud- denly, we were the school leaders, the exploratory teachers, the returning let- termen, and the ones envied by those younger. But with these responsibilities came decisions. Our futures were no longer planned as they had been for twelve years, and it was up to each person to decide what he was to do. Although life did have its serious moments, there were also many times of fun and happiness. Classes weren't always boring, and a riotous lunch period broke the day. Our final year was climaxed by a much anticipated, yet nostalgic Prom and a carefree and wild, traditional Senior week. And as Commencement closed the door to our school years, it opened many more, waiting and challenging us to enter. As Commencement ends twelve years of schooling for some five hundred Warren Central seniors, certain memories climaxing the final year will remain vivid in the graduates' mind as they mature. Mike Dorsey, president of the Senior Class, talks to the Senior Council as they discuss plans of the coming year for the class of '67,