Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Activities Add to Our Class Though classes occur daily here like any other school, the athletics, activities and awards outside the classroom atmo- sphere will be remembered long after some of the facts learned. The real class of WCHS is seen in win- ning and in losing, in success and failure, in excitement and disappointment as stu- dents live their high school years together, working, learning, growing, and changing with each new shared experience. Each applauds the other's achievements and comforts him in time of loss because all are one. A . A. Seniors Scott Vandiver and James Harmon share the spotlight for an impersonation during the fall talent show. B. Juniors make the best nerds,” say (clockwise from top) Yvonne Wennen, Tammy Rhoton, Julie Milburn, Dana Reid, Julie Whitney, Cari Shields. C. State finalist Phil Hallett (center) receives encour- agement from Eric Vandeventer and Seth Nevins after the meet. C . 14 STUDENT LIFE

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Regional Rainout: No State Adjusting to disappointments required strong character for the band. Despite the efforts of Mr. Crum, the Marching Warriors experienced the trage- dy of defeat without even getting to par- ticipate in State Finals because the Re- gional Competition was rained out, and no rain date was set. The season started with a memorable Band Camp at St. Joseph’s College under the direction of Brent Hornaday, but the week ended in shock as he gathered the group together and told them that he was leaving WCHS to teach at Pike High School. Once again band members pulled to- gether to adjust to the style of their new director Sam Crum. o 'CHEXTY -a Ip Great Taste... A Leu Filling A BAND 1}

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D. Senior Jeff Marx receives a medal in recognition of being the Johnson County DAR Good Citizen. E. Senior Kenny Polley spent a great deal of his time on the pay phone until he accidentally knocked it off the wall. Senior Starla Flake practices her typing along side her mother. Junior Charlotte Flake. STUDENT LIFE 15