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

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V WARREN CENTRAL ' S BAND, directed by Mr. James Chandler, marches down Post Road during the 1974 Homecoming parade. MR. ROBERT BECKLEY conducts the Concert Orchestra during a school con- vocation. 26 Music Concerts Musicians earn first-rate scores

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Elections 25 H M ' H I ' - ' il.. NOTt ton »itl |wf)t .• (-1 Hie o • •■ c WHEN INDIANA ' S OWN Secretary of State Larry Conrad came to speak for the government classes before the 1974 November elections, a yearbook photog- rapher was surprised to find such an ar- ray of expressions. DURING THE MOCK elections senior Bruce Abercrombie examines his state ballot and makes his decisions concern- ing who his vote will be casted for. SEVERAL SENIORS WHO just turned 18 were given their first opportunity in registering to vote. Mark Nyikos fills out his application during his government class.

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THE WINDSORS, UNDER thedirection of Mr. Philip Dunn, display their singing talent at the That ' s Entertainment concert, which was a combined effort of the orchestras and the musical groups. All members of the Music Department took part in several concerts in 1974-1975. The choirs had approximately 60 appear- ances. Their programs consisted of public appearances in shopping centers, malls, nur- sing homes, clubs and parties. A Christmas album was recorded by the singing groups, and many of these students also had parts in the 1975 musical, My Fair Lady. That ' s Entertainment, a combination of the orchestra and choral groups, was the major concert of the year for the Concert and Symphonic orchestras. The songs Theme from Summer of ' 42 and Mancini Medley highlighted the program. Warren ' s orchestra has played for several groups including the Tudor Madrigal Dinner, Honor Society induction in April and for teachers at the ISTA building downtown. Every Wednesday night for two hours the Large Ensemble practices a repertoire of songs so it can be ready for a program any time. When the orchestra went to contests members earned the highest number of points in the first divisipn. Just as the choirs and orchestras, the Concert, Symphonic and Jazz bands had several concerts. They had a program at Warren called All That Jazz, which was a combination of all three bands. The Sym- phonic Band played at Clowes Hall and the Jazz Band played at the Notre Dame Uni- versity Jazz Festival and at Ball State Uni- versity. THE TREBLETONES, DIRECTED by Miss Barbara Robertson, swing with the beat of the song at a PTA meeting. Music Concerts 27