Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Almost Anything Went A. Moonface Martin (Brian Yates). Reno Sweeney (Lisa Horn) and Billy Crocker (John Rohlfing) reveal that man’s best friend is his friend in the song “Friendship.” B. Billy, in one of his many disguises, attempts to lure Hope (Louise Webb) from the lame-brained Sir Evelyn (Karl Taube). C. Moonface Martin, a gambler posing as a min- ister. gave gambling advice to Ching (Larry Campbell), and Ling (Karsten Krause). D. Billy, posing as a foreigner, tried to get the approval of Hope’s mother (Tracy Yates). E. Reno's angels (Beth Adams. Carla Banks. Donna Stogsdill) performed in the song “Heaven Hop” with Bonnie (Donna Henry) who longed to be one of Reno’s angels. “Anything Goes is an amusing story which takes place aboard the Ocean Greyhound “America”, which is bound for England. The celebrities aboard include Reno Sweeney, her four angels. Billy Crocker. Moonface Martin. Hope Harcourt and her mother, and Sir Evelyn. Through many intricate plots. Billy finally mar- ries Hope, and Reno sweeps Sir Evelyn off his feet and they also get married. Moonface finds out he’s not even Pub- lic Enemy 13 and is consoled by Bonnie. Cole Porter’s musical was a very suc- cessful and entertaining musical. After the Saturday night performance the cast even received a standing ovation. B F. Reno reflected back on her life in New York, but looked forward to the adventures waiting for her in England. G. Moonface joked around with Billy after he had found a hide-out cabin for Billy. H. Sir Evelyn was speechless as Billy moved in on Hope. I. The whole cast held the pose in the theme song “Anything Goes.” 22 MUSICAL

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Basketball Homecoming Is a Success A Homecoming was extra special as the basketball team downed Triton Central 57-53. This year a new event was added to Homecoming festivities. The Home- coming Queen of 1961 was invited to crown the 1981 Homecoming Queen. Shawn Hornaday, who was escorted by David Nolting. The members of her court and their escorts included Rhonda Tharp. Joe Eades; Cathy Cummins. Karsten Krause: Jill Ryker. Danny Combs. Sophomore Dee Czaplinski, escorted by Troy Whitset, reigned as Princess. Those in her court included Joy Doug- herty, Terry Inabnitt; Julie Lucky, John Cento: Jill Coffman, Chuck Campbell. Concluding the festivities was the traditional Homecoming Dance featur- ing Independent Sound Productions. A. While concentrating on his shot, junior B. Mr. Sleighter escorts the Homecoming Queen C. The seniors get together at their final basket- Randy Noblitt easily shoots over the opponent. of 1961. Dr. Portia Plummer. ball Homecoming Dance. 24 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING