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

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Cross Country runner, Ernie Brewer, leads the pack through the trees at the Howe meet. This demanded extreme endurance. 1 Jt J Jl - 7 i , Right: Increasing in popularity, tennis pro- vided a recreational outlet during the warm summer months. Here a team mem- ber practices his overhand return. Opening 11 ««%

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Youth Conversing through actions when words fail to enter minds. Activity Satisfying, rewarding, when being done for selfish reasons or a cause worth fighting for. Youth Defying anyone to break an unbendable spirit. Leaders Weakening under a burden of countless “major” decisions. Many girls at Warren became active in the Girls’ Athletic Association due to the lack of girls’ sports teams. Archery was one of the more popular activities of the club along with other sports and games that taught coordination and skill. l . a 1 J m2? In the fall, Warrenites’ Friday nights were highlighted by the weekly football game, where they joined the crowd to see what everyone was wearing, to see who people were with, to yell with the cheer- leaders and to watch the team battle in another game. I Opening 10

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Passing in review at the Fali Homecoming half-time festivities is the Spanish Club’s Terry Woodburn, one of the county scoring leaders, pursued by his tackier, carries the ball toward another Warren touchdown, as other Warriors clear the way. Spirit and enthusiasm were displayed by the crowd at the Warrior’s victory over Scecina, marking the first defeat for the Opening 12