The Hall of Fame

About

Warren High School Hall of Fame was established in 2009 to honor alumni who have distinguished themselves in a specific field of endeavors such as athletics or business. Individuals inducted to the Hall of Fame have contributed to their communities in outstanding ways to merit special recognition. It is our hope that today’s students see our inductees as role models.

The Hall of Fame monument is strategically placed where thousands of students and teachers will walk by it each day. This monument is an inspiration to all of Warren’s staff and students and may they strive to work hard and dream big so that one day, they too might find their name engraved in the Hall of Fame.

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Our Hall of Fame monument was built in the shape of a compass with four paths that lead to and from the school’s academic seal. The compass represents directionality and how our students have come from many places before attending Warren and then leave to make their mark on the world.

The academic seal, which represents Warren High School, is positioned in the center of the compass because Warren is what unifies all of our inductees.

Engraved into the stones will be the names of retired faculty that have helped pave the way to success for Warren graduates. Each year, one former faculty member will be honored for their impact at Warren. The pavers represent those that have contributed to the lives of students along the way.

Hall of Fame Inductees

Hanford Rants

Hanford Rants

Upon graduating from high school, his goal in life was to become a foreman at the local warehouse. God had bigger plans! When he was 20 he joined...

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Randy Drake

Randy Drake

Randy began his coaching career at Warren High School in 1973. His teaching career began the following year primarily in psychology and physical...

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