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

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Senior Robbie Meyer (30) cuts to the inside of his blocking for a substantial gain against the Franklin Central Flashes. Julie Meek hat every reason to smile after being crowned queen during the halftime ceremonies Homecoming night. 10 Homecoming

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The Homecoming parade gives students a chance to display their artistic ability. Senior Mark Wilson transforms his beetle into a ferocious dragon for the day. Sophomores Craig Rice and Keith McLain make some last minute adjustments on the Class of ' 78 ' s float. Homecoming 9 The Marching Band drums up enthusiasm and school spirit among students during the pep session.

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Jam-packed stands are not unusual on Homecoming night. High-spirited fans cheer the Warriors on to a victory. A midnight movie, sponsored by the Student Congress, drew many students who were still rejoicing Warren ' s win. Warriors ‘socket’ to the Flashes All was helter-skelter around Warren on Friday. Finishing touches were being added on the floats, the queen was voted on and last minute preparations tor the parade and pep session after- wards were being made. As the floats neared their destination, students, with eyes strained, eagerly awaited to catch a glimpse of the parade. Thirty-one floats were entered in the parade, an increase over the entries in 1974. Mayor Rich- ard Lugar presided as grand mar- shall at this yearly celebrated event. The Warriors short-circuited the Franklin Central Flashes with a score of 31-6. For all those still celebrating after the Home- coming victory, a midnight movie was shown. Dr. Phibes along with a couple of Three Stooges films were shown with Buster Bodine, a WNAP disc-jockey, hosting. Displaying its musical talent, the Marching Band put on an appreciated performance for the receptive crowd. Homecoming 1 1