Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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C. Looks of sheer pleasure cross the faces of Nancy Jackson and escort Brian Crab- tree as she accepts the roses from atten- dant Kevin Rhoton. D. Seniors Joanie Pfaff and Kevin Hender- son shove bananas down each other's throats as senior cheerleader Jana Randall watches. E. Junior Meischa Lacy hands in her ballot to Sophomore Jennifer Bright on voting day for queen and princess. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING 17

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Homecoming brings victories Victory was in the air at the 1987 Basketball Homecoming. Not only did the basketball team defeat Waldron, but there were two other winners: Senior Nancy Jackson and Sophomore Sherri Klinkowski were crowned Queen and Prin- cess. I didn't think it would happen because it seemed too good to be happening to me. The next morn- ing when I woke up, I didn't think my roses would still be there, ex- claimed Sherri Klinkowski. Students got into the spirit dur- ing the week by participating in Surf Day or College Day, Dress-up Day, and Blue and White Day. A. Sherri Klinkowski and her escort Chris Flack are all smiles after Sherri is crowned Homecoming Princess. B. Senior Nancy Jackson receives con- gratulations from some of her friends after being crowned basketball Homecoming Queen. 16 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING

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A B Musical thrills captivated audience Music filled the hills of Austria and the WCHS auditorium as Jane Coy and Derek Drockelman led the talented cast of “The Sound of Music. In her enchanting portray- al of Maria Rainier, Jane went from a nun at Nonnberg Abbey, to the wife of the very stern and business- like Captain Georg Von Trapp, played by Derek. Hired as a governess for the Von Trapp children, Maria finds happi- ness but soon experiences prob- lems because of Hitler's take-over A. Uncle Max (Doug Reingardt) wants to know why Gretl (Jamie Dougherty) isn't singing as the children try to raise their spir- its with a song Maria taught them. B. Captain Von Trapp (Derek Drockelman) and Baroness Elsa Schraeder (Carl Shields) share plans for their future in the beauty of his mountain home. C. Liesl (Stephanie Carter) reads the order of the program for the Kahltzberg Festival to sisters Gretl and Brigitta. of Ausfria and the captain's en- gagement to Baroness Elsa Schraeder, who was aptly charac- terized by Cari Shields. The chil- dren's roles were well-performed by Stephanie Carter, Matt Ingle, Mishelle McGill, Brad Houshour, Cheryl Stowe, Leslie Doyle, and Ja- mie Dougherty. Throughout the musical a some- what-conniving Max Detweiler, played by Doug Reingardt, tried to enter the children in the Kahltz- berg Festival, despite the disap- proval of the captain. All that “met the eye in this year's musical was appreciated by a large receptive audience, which honored the performers with a standing ovation each night. 18 MUSICAL