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

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Classes trace their ‘roots’ in science Strange things go on in the Science Department. If one hap- pened to wander around the depart- ment for a while he would have found physical science students weighing the world and biology clas- ses running around in the school woods. Four credits in classes of- fered by the Science Department were required before any student could graduate from high school in Indiana. To offer a more versatile curriculum to appeal to all students, the Science De- partment offered 18 different courses. Sometime in the future an outdoor laboratory is planned for the woods directly east of the school. In the lab students would receive a firsthand look at the lifestyles of other types of living organisms, plants and animals. 28 Science

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With a leap, sophomore Tom Hormos sends the boll up ond over the net during the FCA vs. faculty volleyball gome. Charities 27 It. Mike Pruitt gives WEDM staffers a few pointers on preparing for the radiothon aimed at raising funds for the Warren Township Volunteer Fire Department. 0 Junior Caryl Hoskins models a sweatshirt those who attended the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Camp wore.

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Known for iti painful but not dangerous bite n the tarantula which sophomore Steve Cool holds. Science 29“ Pr ae i k t m f y recuscitotion on a Jtnrilii)i for o phjretcol science demonstro- lien It At. Mots Moko, science teocher, and laniar Tmi MWor. The haart ' thaped leaf of o philodendron, meaning o lover of plants, is o port of the studies of botany classes. Sophomore Jim Besinger displays his knowledge and trust of animals as he holds a boa constrictor during his biology class.