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

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In the new PAC senior Dawn Wright welcome students in convocations the first day of school. Examing his work is sophomore Paul Ball in Mr Woelfle ' s Machine Shop class. Opening 9 Mingling in the foyer after the Homecoming Dance are sophomores Gena Richmond and Julie Terhune.

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etting the Act together is first step Hisses and boos came from the peanut galley” when the news was announced that as a result of new state laws, students would be attending a longer school day next year. In February, the administration was busy trying to get their Act together as to whether there would be six or seven periods in our school day. With the six period day there might not be any more pep sessions or days off for State Championships, or club meeting, but the seven period day would see teachers teaching more classes. The Cabbage Patch dolls which were so rare during Christmas appeared on Stuffed Animal day along with their friends the Care Bears and other assorted fuzzy friends. Kids were watching the Winter Olympics and the new T.V. station WPDS, Channel 59. Rising Sun and British Union Jack shirts were the fad and in the midst of all the trends, fads and fashions, the School Board was searching for a new superintendent and the Warren Education Association complained that they were being left out of the process of making any of the important decisions on the Board table this important year. Getting the act together was the first step of being Caught in the Act. Scooting down a row of enthusiastic teammates, senior Shawn Siebert helps the Lady Warriors fire up for another victory in their race to the Sectional Championshipk. Shoulder to shoulder fans stand and clap to the Warrior fight song during the Homecoming game. Togas and shaving cream are part of the fun activity where senior Kevin Halloran rubs a handful of the stuff through graduate James Henderson’s hair. Mark Heller grimaces in disgust.

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10 Student Life Caught in the Act The Act went on even after the 2:40 bell rang. Life outside the classroom was more than just doing homework. The traditions lived on in Homecoming, the musical “Brigadoon,” and even Spirit Week. The Act included so much more too. It was going out for pizza after ballgames. It was watching Brent Anderson become the beauty queen of the Boys’ Beauty Contest. It was the orchestra trips and the Cancun, Mexico trips with Mrs. Beth Wolff. Whether it was just going on a routine Friday night date with friends or singing in a school musical, Student Life was really Caught in the Act. Signing yearbooks was what many students who attended the Homecoming Dance did while not dancing. The1983 Wigwam with its theme of Not lust Showing Off was the center of attraction. A combined effort of a the choirs adds excitement to the finale of the Christmas concert in the WPAC.