Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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PANEL DISCUSSION T. Theisking, C Fitzpatrick S V Coovert J Pass L Bush Stovall, Mrs. Baughman, L. Dorman, S. Wakefield P Clark Students express 1d6aS 1n Panel D1scuss1on The Panel Discussion club is made up of students pate who like lively discussions of current and social prob This year the club took up a collection from its mem lems or, for that matter, just lively discussions The bers The money will be used to buy gifts for the for group is small so every member gets a chance to part1c1 gotten people in a home for the aged Thespians are e s y best actors The purpose of Thespians is to create more excellence in the standards of dramatics. Points are given for various club activities. When a student acquires the necessary points, he is then invited to become a member of the Thespian Troupe. 32

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FFA Row l: B. Smith, D. Parmalee, T. Hedrick. L. Robinson, C. Billingsly, J. Facemire. B. McClain. T. Beckman. Row 2: B. McMurray, J. Reed. R. Linehan. S. Eastburn. T. Richardson, J. Beard. M. Branham, T. Gaughn. T. Harmon, J. Dougheny. Future farmers have chapter sweetheart The Whiteland Chapter of FFA selected Ryllis Doughtery for their Chapter Sweetheart. This was the first year this has been done. Merrill Kelsay is one of this chapter's outstanding members and is now serving as state FFA vice presi- dent. Merrill graduated from Whiteland in '67 and was president of the club during his senior year. 'Along with caring for the school shrubbery and working on the school farm they have the coat check at ball games and presented programs to the school and civic community groups. FHA Row l: Mrs. Pope, B. McClain. J. Brogdon, S. Black, B. Nolting, J. Bernardi, P. Thompson, P. Magennis, S. Hom- mey. Row 2: K. Purdue, S. Steingruber, T. Brown, L. Harmon, Row 3: B. Schultz, M. Pickhardt, D. Copeland, J. Shelton. D. Sandefur. J. Kirby, D. Dougherty, T. Lewis, G. Curry, Mr. Cummings. Row 4: J. Hobbs. J. Witt. C. Cooper. D. Kelsay, R. Smithey. M. Schultz, T. Reed. T. Davidson. D. Wood. Future homemakers formerl initiated This was the first yearvfor F.H.A. at W.C.H.S. The club was formally initiated by the Franklin Chapter in April. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Pope were sponsors. The purpose of this club is to generate interest in home decorating, cooking, and serving. It is open to all high school girls. S. Harmon, M. Miller, S. Wakefield. P. Clark, Mrs. Wilson. Row 3: M. Flarhety, C. Sims, K. Townsley, D. Drake, C. Melloan, K. Smith, B. Cope. S. Stovall.

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RED CROSS Row l: M. Hannah, D. Fishel, M. Babbs, G. Higgins. Row 2: D. Stowell, A. Thompson, M. Madden, R. Meredith. Row 3: Mrs. Rodgers, S. Johann. Row 4: J. Drake, B. Duhammel, J. Taylor, D. Yatsko, A. Theresa. Mr. Phillips. Health Club creates interest in medicine The main purpose of the Health Careers Club is to create interest in careers in the field of medicine. To this end, Mrs. Elizabeth Pope and Mrs. Doris Pickhardt, club sponsors, helped president, Linda Har- rison, to get many interesting films and speakers for programs during the club meetings this year. Red Cross busy with overseas box The Red Cross Club of W.C.H.S. is a service club devoted to furthering the activities and projects of the Johnson County Red Cross and the National Red Cross. It's projects are those suggested by the Red Cross high school youth. The projects this year have included individual friendship boxes that were sent to needy school children, and a large overseas box was sent to a needy school designated by the National Red Cross. They also sup- plied tray favors made by the group to local hospitals and nursing homes for special holidays. This year the club sponsored a safety program within the school. HEALTH CAREERS Row l: Mrs. Pope, J. Polley, G. Brown. Row 2: R. Riley, J. Street. Row 3: l. Higgins, J. Grizzle. Row 4: L. Harrison, A. Thompson. Row 5: R. Bunon, P. Reynolds. 33