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

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It was not uncommon to see a major traffic tie-up on the stairways as a result of other stairways being occupied. Some students found themselves carry- ing their books throughout the day, due to the fact that the new lockers had yet to be installed. To others it was quite difficult to leave school in the evening as heavy machinery and building materials created a maze-like exit. Throughout life, inconveniences are to be expected. Warren students accepted this situation with the assurance that all would be better in the future. Through- out the phases of construction in which War ren underwent changes, all felt this inconvenience was worthwhile and ac- cepted this phase of Warren history as an improvement of tomorrow.

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Graduation, one of the first phases of life. The past twelve years have been spent preparing one for life. Now with this phase about to end, one thinks back to all the sincere and warm memories of growing up. But one also thinks of the phase that is about to begin, for now is when the past twelve years of preparing is actually put to use. What lies ahead is for each individual to decide . . . because he is about to enter a new phase of life. Homecoming, the game, the floats, the Queen, and the dance. To Warren alum- ni. Homecoming brings back fond recollections of when they were War- renites. They have left this stage of life and entered their new phase. Oh moon, . . . with all you have come to mean in the past year ... as achieve- ment, excellence, and inspiration . . . Guide the small step of the senior along the path to graduation and into the next phase of life.