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

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Youth Destined to create the future of our country. Time Rushing by, waiting for no one. Youth Learning in order to prepare, for tomorrow comes quickly. Leaders Each in his own way, trying to better lives. sketch, Warrenites were proud of the pro- gress shown. They adapted quickly to makeshift classrooms and the sounds of construction around them. Will we do as well? Today’s Youth — Tomorrow ' s Leaders Opening 3

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Although the building stood untouched for most of the summer because of a labor strike, construction on the mass project resumed early in the fall. Sights such as this were common to the Warren students throughout the school year. Table of Contents Opening Academics Activities Qports Album Advertising

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Opening 4 Fashion board members were chosen to represent Warren at a number of local stores. Al DeRose, Vicki Hayes, Mary Murphy and Sally Wuensch were representatives to Pen- ney’s, Ayres, Wasson’s and Block’s respectively. They acted as salesgirls and models. Youth Pursuing the truth, in ways open only to youth. Involvement Shouting the awareness of young minds to all who can still listen and learn. Youth Pleading to be confided in, consulted with, eager to teach and be taught. Leaders Struggling to erase the existence of the words “I don’t want to get involved.” Providing both Warrenites and visiting schools with half-time entertainment were the Marching Warriors, the Warren Central With W. W. Hill, candidate for Congress, Warren Boy ' s State alternates and repre- sentatives discuss issues of the nearing J election. Here standing, left to right, they are as follows; Mark Holmes, Jim Min-