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

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w T T hat do students do outside of school? Surely not all of their time is spent on school activities. For every student in the school, leisure time is spent differently. Some prefer to read, some dance, and some go to con- certs. Others listen to music, go out with friends, or spend time with boyfriends or girlfriends. Still others pursue part-time jobs. A few work with acting or modeling. Leisure time is spent at school, too. Many students act in musicals and plays or participate in sports. They go to dances and shows here, or merely go to their favorite club. Whatever was done, as many hobbies exist as do students. Hobbies provided relief from the everyday pattern of school. Whether students really worked at school or just “lived for the weekend,” their activities reflected their lifestyles and interests. No matter what, different things to do existed. The end result — fun. Each activity was a piece of students’ lives and a piece of the excitement. By Jennifer Eley 6 Student Life Division

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AS FAITHFUL FANS brave the cold and oncoming rain, they en- joy one highlight of th e pre-game parade, a few colorful floats that were presented by various clubs. Photo by Jeff Gammon AT ONE OF THE many differ- ent Homefest booths, junior Laura Jacobs decorates the face of a little girl. Photo by Tower Studio 8 Homecoming Show your Warrior pride. Don t let the good times pass you £y ... Brian Spear, senior omecoming fever also a good money maker for the station.” The Show Boys “sang” their way to first place. After much hard work, Mrs. Susan Bravard’s Mass Media class won the class- room door decorating contest. Hung above the foyer, club sheets added to the atmosphere with the Polar Bear club win- ning first place in the contest Wednesday, the Homely- coming Queen was crowned. In this spoof of the classic Homecoming Queen Contest, senior Henry Hernandez reigned. He said, It was the best time I have ever had! Also encouraging spirit throughout the week, dress-up days added a new dimension to Homecoming, with students wearing “Beat Irish” badges on Wednesday. Throughout the day, guys and gals tried to steal these badges from one another. Finally Friday came, and students supported the football team by wearing black and gold. Of the week. Principal Mike Copper said, “We have one of the best Homecoming weeks around. By Kathy Lester “We’ll ‘Wipe Out’ the Irish!” echoed through the halls during Homecoming week. Kicking off the week, each class decorated a hall af- ter school. Combining the theme “Wipe Out the Irish” and the fiftieth year of Warrior football, the best-decorated hall proved to be the foyer completed by the Seniors. Also, on Monday in the cafeteria WEDM sponsored “Puttin’ On The Hits”. ‘The student reaction was a positive one,” said program manager senior Tim Colwell. “It was