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

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ertainly, 1981 was a year to remember. From the thrill of the Hobart game, through the weeks of classes, Zack’s convo, wins, losses, curtain calls and concerts, to the finality of graduation, the year reinforced Principal Ernest Medcalfe’s repeated phrase. Certainly, at Warren Central! Open Wide! Perfecting dental skills, Cindy Woerner, Lora Jennings, and Lori Ann Spragg practice techniques on Kelley Drexler. Certainly! Opening Shadowed Thoughts. An Ominous Omen game as Coach Larry Willen prepares to take foreshadows the outcome of the homecoming on the Lawrence North Wildcats.

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Designer Sheet. Winning first place on homecoming parade with their award- Design-a-sheet Day, sponsored by the winning bed cover. Student Council, VICA members lead the Principal interest. In front of a crowd at homecoming, principal Ernest Medcalfe kicks off halftime activities. Mr. Medcalfe’s ‘certainly’, was a highlight of the year. wfgwairi 81 volume 44 Warren Central High School 9500 e. sixteenth indianapolis, indiana 46229

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Solitude. Many students, including this one, found the library a frequent stomping ground. Resources were used for studying, or just passing a free hour. DDDDouble VVVVision. Warriors invaded the gym not only as people, but also as a beautiful mural. This striking mascot resulted from much hard work , ach day an exclamation No other school could take the word certainly and have it mean the same thing it does here. All 2,400 of us went through a year, and in some cases two, of hearing that word used over the p.a., at convocations, and even at football games. It became an obsession with some, while others just smiled whenever it was spoken. It was always spoken with pride, and it became a part of student life; it became a part of you. Whether you supported the 7-3 varsity football team with the motto “Another One Bites the Dust”, a popular song title by Queen, or spent tireless hours studying to make decent grades, the year was an exclamation. We held our breaths as we watched the struggle to light the homecoming bonfire and as we hoped the band would take top honors at Terre Haute, missing fifth place by one point, the highest rating ever by a Warrior band. Each day was a new surprise. Each season certainly brought new changes and challenges. Loving Squeeeeeeze. Embracing each other, seniors Kelly McQueen and Lisa Coryell show their emotion while Kelly Toth looks on at last year’s junior-senior prom. All three girls were members of Queen Susan O’Leary’s court. Certainly! Opening