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

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The State We're In From The Tremendous saTisfacTion of an A in an especially hard subiecf To The leTdown of a broken daTe wiTh ThaT special someone, The sTaTe of being a WarreniTe is preTTy Terrific! We go from complefe bewildermenT To enlighTen- menT, from shyness To The ioy of many friendships, from faTigue and de- pression To boundless energy, gaieTy, and exciTemenT, according To The sTaTe of Things as we progress Through a year aT Warren. No one day aT Warren can be con- sidered rouTine, for iT sTands ouT in someone's mind. The fooTball player will never forgeT his winning Touch- down, nor The baskeTballl.player, The victory in a double overiimefballgame. The scholar will noT forgeT his ,sTraighT A card, nor The goof-off, his relief wiTh a 70. The-Homecoming queen will always remember The sparkling Amo- menfshe was crowned, The cheerleader, The nerve-racking day she was chosen. The club presidenf will remember The morning The speaker didn'T arrive, a frusTraTed girl, The nighT of The Prom when her zipper brokef Everyone re- members ThaT Thrill of a big daTe, or The olisappoinTmenT of going ouT and noT having a good Time. And The memory of hiccupping aloud in class lingers in The mind of an embarrassed sTudenT. Teachers and sTudenTs alike will re- member The day everyone flunked a TesT, and who could forgeT sfaying up all nighT Typing a research paper due The nexT day? Time passes on, buT iT's The liTTle Things aT Warren ThaT make each and every day add up To a very excifing, memorable, and challenging school year. As we look forward To The fuTure wiTh anTicipaTion, we cannoT help buT look back over our achievemenTs wiTh pride. And all in all, one has To admiT The sTaTe we're in aT Warren CenTral is very, very good!

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i N . ,,,- Sify r- 'L ww - 5 51, 2 1 ' ' 5 ffl Al f Fl nd Life lu r t Exeiti n , Academics I 8 But life with no play or excitement is just as meaningless as all play and no work. Extra-curricular activities make each school year different from the previous one. An especially interest- ing speaker at a club meeting can mean the difference between walking in the dark and having a goal to aim toward. Pep s e s s io n s, ballgames, proms, picnics, parties and everyday life are full of excitement, which is a treasured feeling of all Warrenites. Little things help shape the outcome of every day. And day by day we grow older and wiser as we, as War- renites, tread the challenging path of tomorrow, known as life. As the final bell ends another school day, Warrenites race out the doors to board one of the many buses waiting to take them home. Although many students drive their own cars, most use the trans- portation provided by the township school system. W.: 5 Y? r . ,i is-N, k ,, 43.31, ,, I 4.5 N Yr, 1.35 y E L il X Q QQ' M , x lf . i 2 Q has 4 1 - f 5 ng K , A X -- it X Activities 38 Athletics 68 Album 98 Advertising I 52