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LEADING CHEERS FOR the 1950 athletic teams were Helen imstrong, Jim Wilson, and Jean Ashley. These “yell” leaders telped to promote school spirit. AFTER 27 YEARS of trying, the county championship was captured in 1954. The Dope Box, ball, and net were proudly displayed by Mr. C. E. Eash, principal; Mr. Carl Braden, head coach; Mr. Robert Meyer, reserve coach; and Mr. Vaughn Wood, athletic director. PICTURED IS THE 1948 track squad which won its fifth straight county championship. The squad was coached by Mr. Walter Mowrey. WARREN S 1949 GUARD.S Bill O Donoghue and Edgar Ransom dive for a loose ball during practice. History 11
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On January 9, 1925 before an overflowing crowd, the Warren basketball team played their very first game. The game proved to be a Warren victory over Valley Mills with a score of 29 to 21 . Besides the first basket- ball game, January 9, 1925 marked the be- ginning of Warren’s sports history. Walter Mowrey led his basketball teams to two county championships in 1925 and 1927. It was not until 1953 that Warren won another county championship under coach Carl Braden. Another proud year in Warren basketball was 1964. Senior guard Doug Wininger hit 48 straight free throws break- ing the IHSSA and the NCAA free throw records. A football field was begun in 1935, how- ever it was not until September 24, 1937, that Tom Stirling coached his team to vic- tory over Ben Davis. In 1944, 1945, and 1952 Warren boasted county crowns under the coaching of Mr. Vaughn Wood. Wrestling was begun in 1957 under the guidance of Vaughn Wood. Andy Watt, a 1972 senior, became the first Warrior to become a state wrestling champ. Andy won this event by being the only wrestler to pin all three opponents in the state meet. COACH VAUGHN WOOD is carried off the field to a bath in the showers, after his football team won the 195 3 county championship with an undefeat- ed season. GIRLS, TOO, WERE interested in sports. Pictured is the 1945 Senior Girls’ Athletic Association organized by Ruth Shimer.
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SKIPPING SCHOOL IS an ait among some students. Beauti- ful fishing spots are not as plentiful as they were 50 years ago. Buildings and roads have become more important to mankind. YEARS AGO STUDENTS were not as fortunate. Many of them walked to school in all types of weather. Now they just take a few steps and are whisked away. 12 Opening
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