Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Spirit Prevails The cheerleaders’ support for the varsity and reserve squads was evident as they stood by the teams through thick and thin. When the teams were losing and everyone was down, it was the cheerleaders’ responsibility to keep everyone’s spirits up. The cheerleading duties not only in- cluded leading cheers at the games but also decorating lockers, rounding up the fans, and organizing pep sessions. B C 8 CHEERLEADERS

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D. The Student Council members let the bal- loons fly in the annual balloon race. E. Even after the disappointment of a loss, the night was saved by the Homecoming dance. G F. Sophomore Lori Reeder is happily surprised as Mr. Sleighter crowns her Football Home- coming Princess. G. The spirit of the blue and white shines through as the cheerleaders cheer the team on to a great game. F FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 7

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 WHS A G A. Combining agility and flexibility, the varsity cheerleaders (top to bottom) Shawn Hornaday. Alisa Stucker. Jessica Jackson. Jill Ryker and Holly Druding construct a stack. B. Senior Shawn Hornaday proves she w ill back the Warriors all the way C. While Jill Ryker and Jessica Jackson partici- pated in the Football Homecoming court, re- serve cheerleader. Tracy Harmon, assisted Shawn Hornaday in leading the cheers. D. With the aid of Warrior Brian Yates, the cheerleaders construct a unique slack. E. Varsity cheerleaders stop for a conference during a basketball game. F. Reserve cheerleaders (top to bottom) Michelle Hudson. Tracy Harmon. Cheri Cox. and Wendy Hepler combined efforts to cheer on the reserve Football and basketball teams. G. Junior Alisa Stucker does her part to boost the Warriors to a victory. F CHEERLEADERS 9