Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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I). Cheerleaders, as always, led the pep sessions to a spirited game. i.. Life style of the classroom hasn't changed much since IfKiT. F. Serious students participated in Panel Discussion in I9G7. G. The GAA provided girls with plenty of activities and loads of fun. . The IfXiT Cross Country runners took strides to get a good time. OPENING 3

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Our heritage is many things to take pride in Have you ever wondered what good ol WCHS was like before you walked through its doors? By taking a look at these pictures you can see the hairstyles that were popular and the style of the “in” clothes. What you can’t tell from the pictures is that the kids back then had the same wor- ries and hopes its we have. “Senioritis” struck the seniors just as hard as ever, and the Sectionals were as important as they are now. Join us and he proud as we give a salute to our heritage. 2 OPENING

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Lookin for fun? Try WCHS; we have plenty Life at WCHS wasn’t all work and noth- ing else. Kids at school found many ways to get away from the classroom drudgery and have a good time. Escapes came about in many forms. There were parties to go to and pizzas to eat. Kids got their acts together to partici- pate in the fun of the Talent Show. After- the-game dances provided a way to work off all the energy built up in their systems. Clubs held initiations ranging anywhere from formal to the “Let me out of here” types. Classroom life will always Ik around, and as long as it is, you can count on fun to follow close behind. B A. Bobbing for apples was a highlight of the Dramat- ics Club Halloween Party. Kneeling are Julie I.imp and Rhonda Campbell. Standing are Clint Metcalf and Mark Thomas. B. Martha Craig and David Everett bump” at the Homecoming dance. C. Foreign exchange students Karl Staudinger and Bengt Hansson entertained at the FEA initiation with an Elton John Medley. I OPENING