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

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(Right) Music is a basic communication today among the youth of the world. The Rolling Stones project sounds and meaningful words to Coliseum listeners. (Far Right) The varsity cheerleaders excite the crowd with chants at the first Homecoming bonfire in the history of Warren Central. (Below Right) Girls display Women ' s Liberation in various ways at Warren Central and one way is in the field of sports. Watching the Senior- Junior Football game with anticipation are Teresa Ostermeyer, Terri Constant, Susie Pressor, Ginger Richart, Cindy Craig, and Patti Cook. (Below Far Right) A sailboat drifting on the calm waters of Geise Reservoir reflects the quiet, simple portion of our lives. Living and caring are two words beconning synonomous to us. We exhibit our concern for others by helping thenn with handicaps or problenns, whatever they may be. By extending love and care to people, we hope to better our world, which in turn, often helps us to become enlightened individuals. 12

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1 (Above) Junior Myron Stickle competes with his motorcycle and puts forth an extra flash of speed in a race. (Above Right) Helping humanity is the 1972 fall Walk-A- Thon. Everyone who participated raised money for the March of Dimes foundation to help the handicapped, (Above Far Right) In a pensive mood, senior Susan Hopkins reflects upon the many changes during her life. (Far Right) Although the ecology movement seems to be a thing of the past Warren students become more aware of their environment and while they try to preserve it, their actions speak for the loss of words. (Right) Senior Bonnie Stuart assists a Creston Junior High student during one of her exploratory teaching sessions. 14