Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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 7 owcU ol (DuA, @IgAAs alent, training, culture, creativ- § ty. sophistication — all these are M part of that elusive quality we call class. Our class can read- ily be seen in the many aspects of our lives and achievements as individuals and as a school. These achievements result from hard work, cooperative effort and creative involvement of students, faculty and ad- ministration. The yearbook staff has tried to capture that certain spirit that pervades everything we do — that touch of our class in 1986. OPENING 5

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A. Junior Wendy Reeder and Senior Jeff Lawson were united in a Mock Wedding in Family Living class. B. Eric Remer struggles to get both his opponent's shoulders on the mat for a pin. C. Drama Gub members Tom Poulisse, Kathy Froe- lich and Therese Rudolf enjoy a Christmas dinner at Chi Chi's. D. James Jaime” Harmon practices his feminine walk and flirtatious style as he dresses for a Hallow- een party. 4 OPENING

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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.