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

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Sound Judgement. Senior Mike Quest uses his resources wisely for a moments relaxation after an exhausting practice. A day fit for a king. Enjoying the entertainment of King’s Island, seniors Kevin DeFord, Lorraine Phillips and Todd Clark wait in long lines and hot weather to ride a featured attraction. Around The Whirled. The Indiana State Fair provides the setting and entertainment for students last fling before school begins. Brightly lighted rides on the midway are a major attraction to fill the busy night. Summer Q Relaxin’

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Summer R R Daze of Lazy, Hazy Relaxin’ “The forecast for today is hot with a high in the upper 90’s, no sign of rain...” Tender feet race on the scorching blacktop until they reach their destination, a community pool. A sickly sweet aroma of coconut and other tropical fruits invade the poolside as bodies strive to gain the perfect tan. Lying in the oppressing sun, the breath becomes slow and long. In an attempt to gain temporary relief, one plunges into the iciness of the pool. A momentary shock is registered when one feels the freezing sheets of water enveloping him. Within seconds the adjustment is made and one can be found with a rhythm and timing to his swim; a steady pulse of breathing and kicking. That was the only part of the summer that had any rhythm or timing to it. Freedom to relax and do their own thing was the exciting force of summer for many. Accustomed to having their day scheduled for them, many students were at a loss for things to do. Tackling the problem with vigor, an ambitious person could make a two and a half hour trek to King’s Island for a day of hectic rides, musicals, and mouth- watering foods. If the desired tempo was one of solitude, Monroe Reservoir and Eagle Creek State Park offered boaters and picnickers peaceful surroundings. Whether the summer was spent running here and there or just ‘catching rays’, students were ready for the coming of the State Fair. Brightly lighted ferris wheels, 4-H exhibits, State Cheerleading Competition, where Warren Junior Varsity girls brought home the blue, working the midway, or attending the concerts provided students with a final fling before school beckoned them once again. Without warning, August 18 came with as much shock as that plunge into the icy water. Here’s Mud In Your Eye. During a Campus Life camp, Pat Mahaffey, president of Student Council, aids his team in a tug-o- war where winners and losers alike found themselves with a generous amount of mud. 8 Summer Relaxin’

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| |k Summer A 1 Responsibilities Play It Again, Band. Beneath the broiling August sun, Warrior band members maintain that practice makes perfect at any cost. You Oughta’ Be In Pictures! Climaxing weeks of work, junior Kathy Frazier along with Marie Hogan and Howard Foster performed the polished product of “No, No, Nanette”.