Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Celebrate the good times at Homecoming Basketball season is always a good time of the school year. There is plenty of ex- citement at the games all season long. Take all this excitement and double it and you come up with Homecoming. At Homecoming everybody tries his best to make it the best game of the season. The guys on the team play their hardest and the cheerleaders and Booster Club yell their loudest. The dance and royalty each add a special quality to the night. i; IX Team captain Tim Shipp crowns a surprised and happy Julie Smith as Basketball Homecoming Queen. F. Royalty eandidates and their escorts enjoy their time lor a quiet dance. E. Freshman Linda Williams is overcome with emo- tion as she is crowned princess. Looking on is her es- cort Chris Dailey. G. Dawn Warner, Bengt Hansson. Sherri Fickes, and Karl Staudinger goof around at the Homecoming Dance. OPENING 13

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Oklahoma comes to Whiteland in musical form Tin's winter the music and dramatic parts of the school got together to put on a musical. They couldn’t have chosen a bet- ter one when they decided on “Oklahoma.” The cast, lead bv Lisa Hicks and Mike Burvanek, put on a fine performance. The music provided by the band, the singing, and the choreography blended together smoothly to make “Oklahoma” one of the most successful musicals ever. A 12 OPENINC

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