Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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A. VARSITY SQUAD: Bottom —Jenny Cope, JJ. Gerton, Therese Rudolf; Middle — Jenny Eggert; Top —Julie Whitney. G . D. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Bottom — Stephanie Carter, Laura Reed. Sherri Klinkowski; Top —Jill Fowler G. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Bottom — Cari Shields. Robin Barker; Middle — Michelle Waugh; Top — Christina Lind. B. Sophomore Jenny Eggert’s enthusiasm helped win E. Jenny Eggert. J.J. Gerton, and Therese Rudolf her a place on the squad. work to spark spirit. C. Who’s gonna win this game tonight? ask the F. Junior Cari Shields keeps the spirit up even though Varsity Cheerleaders. the score is down. SPIRIT 7 Y

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Classy Lassies keep school spirited The super-spirited classy lassies on the Varsity, Reserve, and Freshman cheerlead- ing squads probably work harder than anyone else does when it comes to keep- ing the morale up for players as well as the crowd. Even though the weather was poor or the crowd was small, through all the trials and tribulations they always pulled through. These classy lassies always retained their spirit and enthusiasm at these disap- pointing times and continued to boost our Warrior teams to victory. The halls were always filled with color- ful signs in support of the teams whatever the season was and whatever their record. Though pep sessions were cut, the cheer- leaders were exceptionally spirited throughout the whole year.

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Parade Enhances Homecoming; A. Queen candidates Lisa Fentz, Laura Monson, and Therese Rudolf anxiously await that Final announce- ment. B. Cherish is sung by the Rhythm Masters in tri- bute to all the candidates. C. Sesame Street made the Junior float the real winner. D. Leisa Dougherty reigns as Homecoming Queen as escort Tom Beatty looks on. 8 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING