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

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I I Exhausting HOURS ■ prove beneficial for boys at State “We had some tough meets, like Carmel and all of the Invitationals. But I felt like we did pretty good in them though. Sophomore Dave Hardebeck Squeezing by at the finish, the cross country team defeated Carmel for the first time in five years. The team beat Carmel by the score of 30 - 31. Brian Gowin, placing third led Warren’s other runners in the meet. “The team was very excited and thrilled,” stated Coach Dick Conway. Outstanding runners for the year were seniors Brian Gowin, Kevin Leeds, Barth Canfield and juniors Tim Ryan and Vince Fendel. The most improved runner was Mark Conway. With 84 wins and 31 losses the varsity team compiled a successful season. The junior varsity team followed suit with 45 wins and 9 losses. Winning Sectionals, the team defeated defending county champ Southport, with a combined team effort. Warren runners managed to keep ahead of their competi- tors in the last 2% miles, miles. In State competition, five of the team members ran better times than ever before. The five runners that improved their times were Gowin by :34 seconds, Conway by :37 seconds, Canfield by :12 seconds and Fendel by :30 seconds. . “I am extremely pleased on how the season went. The kids came back at the end and beat teams that had beaten them at the beginning of the season,” said Coach Conway. Exhausted. As junior Tim Ryan scores for his team the exhaustion of the race shows in his face. O A Summer inf rX Boys’ Cross Country

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Last Rites. Celebrating early at an A.M. pep session, the band fires up the school and the football players before the big game. Things are Looking up! After realizing they’d beaten Hobart, the number one ranked team in the state, 10-7, senior Greg Willman shows his jubilation at the upset. Riotous Crowd. Standing on their feet in the heat of excitement, the home crowd celebrates a Warren touchdown, which put the Warriors on the board during the Hobart game. t l Summer O O Hobart O

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Boys’ CC 84-31 w.c. 18 Howe 28 Madison Heights 15 Greenfield 6th place Ft. Wayne Snider 3rd place Pike 4th place Ft. Wayne North 3rd place Danville 7th place Southport 30 Carmel 2nd place County 1st place Sectionals 1st place Regionals 3rd place Semi-State 10th place State Boys’ Varsity Cross Country: Back Row - Coach Dick Conway, Doug Banton, Brian Gowin, Tim Ryan, Mark Conway, Barth Canfield, Coach Joe Brooks; Front Row - Dave Hardebeck, John Leganza, Eric Hardebeck, Kevin Leeds, Vince Fendel. Intent on the finish. Senior Brian Gowin strides into the finish. And they’re off. A good start for the cross country team resulted in a big victory over undefeated Carmel, 30-31. Boys’ JV CC 45-9 w.c. Opp. 15 Howe 50 15 Madison Heights 44 45 Carmel 29 19 Greenfield 42 4th place Southport 3rd place Pike 2nd place Danville 3rd place Howe Inv. Boys’ JV Cross Country: Back Rou’-Coach Dick Conway, Dave Banton, Bob Butler, Dave Schmidt, Craig May, Todd Pavey, Gary Relford, Dave Buell; Bottom Row - John Kirschner, Vince Braun, Scott Orr, Tim Cornelius, Mike Brown, Tim LeGrand, Jeff Hook, Todd Allendorff. Summer O Boys’ Cross Country £ O