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In flight. Mid air, sophomore Kelley Thompson spikes the ball over the net past Kristi Pfluger at the Sopho- more Lock In sponsored by the stu- dent council. “ Dignified ” dignitary. Student council president, senior Russ Kelly, hurls toilet paper, a 1978 popular pastime, at a pep rally. 8 Living Division
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edy; the tragedy was the poor taste exhibited by several participants. There was beauty, the Homecoming court; and stereo sound, the Marching Warriors. It was a sight to behold. Always in view was the frie ndly face of a teacher, even one pie smeared. If you wall look around, you will find sights familiar - Any way you look at it. You can t be a stranger at Warren for long. Visitors came from all over the country to see our beautiful pool, the new small gym, our publi- cation’s department, the media center, and, of course, Walker Career Center with WE DM, the trades and skills lab and Threshold. The familiar sights of Homecoming were a techni- color feature with subjects ranging from comedy to trag- Opemng Any Way You Look At It Yummy sundae. Colorful floats were an enjoyable sight along the Home- coming parade route. Sophomores won first place in the Class Division with their whipped concoction. Pie face. The contest was to put pennies in jars to see who would be the “lucky” teacher to get a pie in the puss. The winner, Mr. Rick Reed, English teacher, seems to graciously accept his award.
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Bright floats and zany gong shows, sizzling Rowdies and flaming fires, talented actors and exciting musicians -that’s what made going to school fun. Activity periods and convos brightened up the days, and you couldn’t see better enter- tainment anywhere than our drama and music department programs. Sophomores got locked in for the first time, just for fun. You couldn’t forget the wild pep sessions where Rowdies made a comeback, 130 strong. The rekindled light of the Homecoming bonfire, dead for several years, became the symbol of a new spark at Warren. It’s the spark of liv- ing— Any way you look at it. Who’s lost? Gretel, played by senior Diane Timmerman, watches for the evil witch in the drama department’s children’s theater project, “Hansel and Gretel.” Life spark. Students turn their backs as the first bonfire since 1974 blazes on a field near Creston Junior High School. Living q Division
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