Whetstone High School - Legend Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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No sport involves more preparation and excitement than football. Disgraced North Polar Bear hangs in effigy Easier Thursday practice features no pads from stage scaffolding, and no contact. - - ' ' . 1 , ., . , . , . . I . - , 1 Q- '- v e'-cf' ' .- . f fsff il, Q .s i ' rf. . :- is , + fe5f..4F - ', fe ff. . . A ' J'- is - ' -1- 1' A . , a Yah 1- ' - ' :- . , , Practice 1n front of empty bleachers ' , ' ' T ,-wg A. f ' ' ,fi is ' anticipates Friday night's game. , .. my s ae Thi., i, s gag, - x , ' I ,' 1 , -'H - f. - J: A251 X Q 1 ' N . I 'Y agar W mfimhiu JL' K , w , 4 - ' ' L -v 31 .-.-115,515 i ... , ' 'ea ' 'P' ' fi M 13 ,. '11 fix ,qw gif,-I-' J... Af, V F9 'Rfk ' -'K H N 'V -. '.- V' ' 1 ws ' if '. 7- sf. 'A , 'Q I ' 2, V - I f Q, 1 i ' . hge .V V 5- 1 .1 . :- E' 1 s T - 5 . -. -3 eil ', s , 'M' I ,JAlh-s.i,4AL L . , . 1 , ., . , N: h T Y : , V' 5 ' 52:1 'P Y 1 :Ji I.: , ' I ' m 5 1 5 5. I Q i tg' -lil L 'fl-1-fi LEFT: Whole school squeezes into stadium for ninth period pep , or- ,Lg ' 2. 4, - f-'i 55' L rally. LOWER LEFT: co-captains Bud Jenkins and Greg .IQ fx .14 -EQ aff T, 'f i 'rl E Wright arouse hopes for Friday's game. LOWER RIGHT: . ihii- y'. ! ' - -- -.E . .. if . 1 ' .. l L. I , Marching band adds lively enthusiasm to pep rally. ' ,.,4-s- ,111 - - -

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GIRLS' INTERSCHOOL BASKETBALL-Kneeling: K. Bryant, J. Litzinger, J. Nordstrom, J. Beem, C. Cox, B. Miller. Standing: Manager P. Thomas, C. Murdock, J. Dixon, B. Flath, P. Draudt, P. Rooney, C. Burt, M. Fregonas, C. Musick, S. Penwell, C. Robinson, Manager L. Case. For two months Girls' Interschool Basketball team practiced three days a week at 7:30 a.m. Their preparation tuned them for their three games. A Team, led by Claudia Musick and captain Carol Burt, stood with a 1-2 record at the season's end. B Team, un- der captain Mary Blocher and with Sharon Penwell's points, ended with a 2-1 record. Far right, Powder Puff hopefuls view compe- tition. Below, anticipation mounts as inter- school ball nears basket. 1 . ..rv T GAA activities ranged from the annual Powder Puff game to intra- club functions such as pizza parties and a fall picnic. The club planned and directed a homecoming assembly and orga- nized bowling and softball after school. GAA extended their services out- side school by joining With CYF and Varsity W in aiding a needy family in Columbus. A new constitution was drafted so the club can better fulfill the needs of its members. 1.41 rf iu-....l,.H GAA initiation, Props, plays on the ridiculous. Right, Sharon Penwell and Bev Miller string macaroni necklaces. Above, Michelle Fregonas marvels at her creative maca- roni masterpiece. Interschool opponents leap for jumpball

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Cheerleaders and band energized first period classes with ra1lies-through- V vi N11 X, , 1 t QQ L ww df 9 'vgif The crowd arrivesg Drum Major Ric Brantner leads band through gates time for pre-game ceremony. Senior Warner Wada announced play-by-play action throughout season. the game begins. W l