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

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GREG RANSOM READIES to receive a pass thrown by Jeff Huffman during the Homecoming game. Both Warriors are seniors. AS JOHN MCKENZIE, senior, finishes assembling the platform, Mr. Medcalfe prepares to address the students. SOPHOMORES CAROL BOTT, Joy Richardson, Steve Dunn, Bill Brake and Mike Harris display their winning class float. 22 Homecoming

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T.A.C. MEMBERS RUTH Ann Sibbons, Jan Nidiffer, Karen Jaggers and Vicki Walton, seniors, wave to the crowd as they pass by during the Homecoming Parade. Homecoming 21 WHILE AT THE Homecoming dance, Tom Riha boogies to the music of Mc- Kenzie, Ping, Sauer and Smith. OTTO HILDEBRANDT AND Tom Riha, seniors, may appear strangely dressed now, but on Dress-Down Day ' f they felt quite at home-.

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Parade highlights week of activities The highlight of the week ' s activities was the parade in which Warren graduate and Channel 8 newscaster, Ms. Jane Pauley, was the grand marshal. Included in the parade were floats, antique cars, horses and a truck carrying the football team and coaches. Following the parade was a pep session on the front lawn of the school. During the pep session. Homecoming queen candidates, the football team and Ms. Pauley were in- troduced. Floats were also judged with the sophomores winning the class competition and the Band capturing first place in the general competition. Homecoming 1974 was brought to a close by the football game with North Central. The Warriors won the game with a score of 29-7. During half-time, Vicki Rumford was crowned Homecoming queen by Warren graduate and 1973 queen Jo Ellen Smith. HOMECOMING QUEEN VICKI Rum- ford is escorted onto the field during half-time activities by Peter Krug. Both are seniors. HOMECOMING DAY DOESN ' T seem the same without the traditional mum. Karla Weidekamp, junior, displays hers with a smile. Homecoming 23 NEWSCASTER MS. JANE Pauley, 1968 Warren graduate, returns as the grand marshal of the parade and is accom- panied by seniors Randy Law and Garry Brown.