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Magnified Moves One moved with the changes to stay in. Fads flourished in l985-any- where from plastic punk to popular penny-loafer prep, from wild new wave to just comfortable jock. You es- tablished your own fad. Many stuck to one, others played around with many. Questions of relationships were asked of all-should a girl ask the guy out? Groups were still popular, fitting ten in a car was a struggle, but the fun was intense. Some of you were looked down upon due to your different ideas, values, feelings, but you were what you wanted to be. You made your move. -Q. its 8 Opening Section ABOVE. Dave Kratz cheers on the Chicago Cubs. TOP. Thrills and chills of victory at homecoming enthrall Ann Rudy. LEFT. Warren 41? Iosh Good, student body president, shows you can never have enough spirit, nor should you.
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Warren-Moving to Change The school provided a changed exterior and interior, in- cluding more credit in conjunction with more classes, starting with the class of 1988. New parking lot rules, and the allowance of more room with four brown modular classrooms, strategically placed at the school entrance caused many gri- maces and oh-yuks. The football field was polished, more bleachers added, the concession stand newly painted, extend- ing a welcome to all bleacher bums. New ceilings for the field house and gymnasium added a larger-looking touch. With that, leakage and winter puddle jumping was soon to be scarce. The orange luminescent lights in the field house gave off an interesting glare and field house testing was more than the usual torture. In the absence of The Tree, once sta- tioned securely in the middle courtyard, was a faculty lunch room. Last year, over Prom weekend, the saws were oiled and an historical branch of Warren cut apart. The tree was older than Warren and the school was built around it. Despite student body petitions and attendance at the board meeting, the administration stuck to their roots, and were quoted as saying, We love trees too, but... Next was the dead tree located in the front of the schoolp would there be others? Warren made its move. BOTTOM LEFT. Adding extra room to the school, were four brown modular classrooms. BOTTOM CENTER. Tree execution epidemic? This dead one, located in front, was, too, condemned. 10 Opening Section 1- ii H v A
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