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

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winning float, “Dragon-mouth”. 1968 marked the second year for homecoming floats with seventeen organizations com- fore the game. Five floats made the final peting and parading around the track be- trip before the winner was announced. Crusaders by Warren Central which pre- viewed the season to come. Youth Determined in their own goals; driven to individual successes. Spirit Pulsating, exhilarating, binding 1,900 Warrenites together. Youth Achieving because of an energizing, inner force that makes us youth. Leaders Minds compelled to achieve because of a pleading need or a binding obligation. Opening 13

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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

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Helping to create an interest in the fine arts is the job of the John Herron Art Museum. For the Warren students who plan art as a future, Herron offers a school of art plus the enjoyment of tranquillity in its galleries. Found by many Warren Central students as a vast and active place of knowledge is the Indianapolis Central Public Library. Because of such projects as writing term papers and special reports, students have need of the use of the library’s facilities. Ill i Opening 14