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

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crowds. D ue to changes in room numbers, everyone was more or less on an equal basis. Juniors and seniors had an equally difficult time locating classrooms as did sophomores. The building certainly had changed for the better, but was school going to be different? School was different. It was al- most fun. Nearly 2,650 students and 135 faculty members had something to look forward to. For 944 sophomores, high school was a new experience. Be- cause of renovation, 876 juniors also were returning to an atmosphere dif- ferent from that of the previous year. Just the fact that it was 808 sen- iors’ final year was cause enough for excitement. But it was also the one and only time the career center faci- lities would be put to use by the Class of 1977. The crowds slowly swell every morning until the main hall is nearly impassable. Opening Crowds

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A ll responded well to the changes. More respect was shown by stu- dents at convocations, and the newly formed Rowdy Club ignited more en- thusiasm at the pep sessions. St was the involvement of the students in school-related activities that touched off excitement. By generating a new confidence, we got that good feeling. An $8.3 million investment, the Warren Career Center provides an alternate form of education. Crates of construction material stacked outside, wait to be used As school renovation continues, disarray is not an uncommon sight upon the Warren Central grounds. Three construction workers landscape east of the high school. In addition to the enlarged student parking lot, the WEDM tower and the wooded area are now fenced in. Opening Shifting patterns