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

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Always sold out, the Under New Man- agement concerts are a popular activ- ity. Sponsored by Campus Life, the group brings inspiration and enjoy- ment to many students. Friday was more than “the day be- fore the weekend” for students as they were provided with a variety of activities during a.m. and p.m. activity periods. A unique program offered at few high schools in the area, this half hour period squeezed in sports, sales, concerts, displays, demonstrations, meetings, and a million other student oriented offerings. Second semester the activity peri- Activity period gives the gymnasts a chance to exhibit their routines for the students. Libby Patino demonstrates her skill on the balance beam. ods were scheduled twice monthly in- stead of once a week. “We thought that by going to two a month we could have better programs for those two activity periods,” commented as- sistant principal Clifford Gates. Sophomore Debbie Johnson said “The activity period breaks up the monotony of the week,” and most stu- dents agreed that the break added va- riety to their school days. Activity Period Recreation

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Students interested in downhill and cross-country skiing have the opportu- nity to learn more about the skill from teachers Carla Harman and Jennifer Pearson. Activity Period Recreation Several activity periods found Wayne Wyatt playing his banjo and Mike Sim- mons entertaining students with his guitar. Modeling attire for the prom are cheerleader Ellyn Shaw and her es- cort Charlie Gillman. Gowns were pro- vided by Casual Corner and Top Hat stores at Washington Square.

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True love is a dramatic experience approached in novel ways by senior Ann Meyer and Jeff Cowan during a rehearsal. Q Reader’s Theatre OU Recreation