Wetumpka High School - We Wa Tumpkis Yearbook (Wetumpka, AL)

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be ,A The most easily recognized trait of WHS students is the enthusiasm with which we do thingsg it is the spirit that moves our school. The students and faculty alike get enthusiastic over many events during the school year-the Prom, band concerts, pep rallies, arrival of class rings, Homecoming, and much more. Much enthusiasm is displayed by those who represent WHS in statewide and national competition, and by our athletes who are dedicated and work so hard. The Indian spirit remains strong because of the enthusiasm of the students and faculty. Above left: Band members give crucial support to the Indians during the Clanton game. Above: Ricky Wilkerson tackles a Holtville back to save a touchdown. Left: Wetumpka is well- known for their enthusiastic pep rallies, as is evidenced here during the Troy pep rally.

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lvl lat: wig pilot L: Qty pci vw QSJQNYQ :ig 51, to mil be ffif W xt ii Ll ze: W his lv Hs 1 gt me Q5 SQ ts: w ti T3 ffiyf Q0 fx ?t,:fYE3U L you L4 L moe K0 V 3 Qifis. ' L g i' i ,:f'+:ifi iiiii We i , it , ,,, , :, ff X15 :Lt sf I ' ' X -lf x: fy Gs m J '21L!?f'?z ,-X if f T XXX L X xxx X, . ,ist-gr' : ,In g ,MQ was f.--- W ' '- -xx C Far left: Mark Knight, Kim Blankenship, Qindy Goodman, and Bret Jones party at Pizza Hut. Middle leftTK'en-zlohnsoifand Tammy Peavy enjoy a romantic moment at the prom. Bottom left: Melanie Carry, Yolanda Bozeman, Felicia Swindle, and Dawn Winston take a break after the half-time show. Top center: Prom time is a fun time for Tracy Adams and Alice Milner. Middle center: Robert Lysdale, Joe Booth, and Chip Stevens are often seen together on campus. Bottom center: After marching in the band for several years, Kelly Stiff, Angela Stiff, and Lynn Macon Have become good friends. Left: After lunch, Jason Gunn, Jonathan Bozeman, Lindsey Townsend, and Maurice Bozeman pose for the camera. Below: Scott Stiff and Leah Macon compliment drum major, Valla Bozeman, on the band's performance. I3