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

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For Problems Of Tomorrow Left: Debbie Brewer gives an oral report on ancient emporers as Doug Alexander points out the different countries and bodies of water in World History class. Below: Seniors Charlie Bacon and John Sykes perform an experiment with the use of a mirror to add interest to their psychology class.

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Social Science Courses Instruct Warrenites Above: Warren Central seniors are readied for citizenship through the teaching and in- structions of Mrs. Schlosser. The world, its people, and the his- tory that has shaped it, from pre- historic times, to today’s trials and turmoil, to tomorrow’s possible future is explored and speculated by the So- cial Science classes. The physical structure of the Earth is investigated in the geography courses. The men and events that have shaped the social, economic, and political aspect are discussed in history classes. The structure of our government and its foundations is in- stilled through senior government classes. By caring about the contributions and sacrifices our ancestors gave to make America and the world a better place for humanity to exist, Warren- ites gain perspective. The future holds leadership for the students of Warren Central. We will be the ones to soon take the positions at the head of the government. We will be the ones to lead our country to its future destiny. The social sci- ence courses of Warren Central will aid in molding the ideas and aims of government throughout our country.

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Industrial Arts Courses Promote Creativity, Warren Central ' s Industrial Arts De- partment offers a wide variety of vo- cational training courses for students who find that manual dexterity is their greatest asset. The Warren students get a chance to exhibit their talent and get personal satisfaction in knowing the work they have done is their own. As an experiment this year, the print shop went into the mass produc- tion where each boy had an individual task to perform instead of each boy doing many different jobs. The project was described as successful and fu- ture units in mass production are being considered by the administra- tion. Industrial Arts courses offered by Warren Central are Drafting, Electron- ics, Advanced Electronics, Wood Shop, Printing, Advanced Printing, Machine Shop, and Transportation. Left: Junior Ed Collier helps senior Randy Miller as he sands a piece of wood for the wood shop project of his choice. Below: Printing the Warren Owl is one of the most important jobs printing, stop the presses to check over a copy. Because of the of the print shop. Mike Goodman and Jim Lienburger aiding in print shop, the Owl was able to become a weekly.