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

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he act centered on Warren’s new PAC Everyone at Warren was Caught in the Act. After being crowded in and having to go out of our way for more than two years as a result of Performing Arts Center construction, the beautiful facility finally opened and shot us all into center stage. During the events of opening week at the PAC, students and community members alike got to tour the Esch Grand Auditorium, the Studio Theater and Hall of Fame. No one doubted that the Act was first class. But for Warren, being Caught in the Act of succeeding was nothing new. Whether it was the Gold Brigade winning their first contest, the Speech or Debate teams bringing home ribbons, or the football, cross country and volleyball teams capturing County Crowns, Warriors were used to being stars. There were time too when students and staff were Caught in the Act of caring, as the 1986 shutdown of Western Electric, where so many parents work, was announced. Community concern was also evident during the Chemical People viewing and PAC panels. A character who was always being Caught in the Act of antics was our Warren Chicken, who kept our spirits high and his tail wagging. It started out to be quite a year, as we were all Caught in the Act. During the Grand Opening of the Warren Performing Arts Center, members of music groups perform the finale to the production which was presented to all students as well as to the community. Gold Brigade member junior Kristi Koelliker plays during a pep session. The Band was proud of their first First Place finish after many runner-up placings.

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Before starting to dissect (heir worm, sophomores Chelise Martin and Shanell Martin study the diagram of the earthworm in Biology class. Coach Jerry Stauffer advises senior Greg Montgomery during the Homecoming game which Warren lost. Madrigal king Russell Watson and queen lo Chappel, seniors, host the traditional dinner which was held for the first time in the PAG Hall of Fame.