Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Enthusiasm Builds Winning Band This year’s band under the leadership of a new director Jon Willman saw many improvements. During the marching season the band received two first division ratings, one at Bush Stadium and the other at the Dis- trict Contest. The band also ranked in the top fifteen of class C bands in Indi- ana. The band was full of enthusiasm and hard work. Their performances were outstanding at the home football games and basketball games. c A. The crowd enjoys the halftime performance presented by the flag and rifle corps. B. Members of the rifle corps lead the band in their usual dazzling way. C. Senior Beth Adams twirls her flag w ith ease and perfection. D. Julie Luckey shows her near perfect style. 10 BAND

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Over Homecoming Festivities G i C. Rhonda Hawk and Tony Laguna display their unusual dress during homecoming week. D. Seniors show their spirit by dressing up on “Freak out day.” E. Chris Shrewsbury. Lisa Keller. John Meyer and Phill Thomas prove that not everyone has the same taste in dress. F. Joy Dougherty, with escort Chuck Camp- bell, is all smiles after being crowned the 1982 basketball homecoming queen. G. The big dance after the game was only a part of all the excitement. H. Senior Randy Noblitt shows the style that L Co-captain Randy Noblitt crowns Jane Young helped win the game over Southwestern 87-40. homecoming princess. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING 9

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I E. Senior Kris Freels waits patiently for the next routine. J G. The drum section combine their talents to add to the bands performance. I. Proud members exit the field after a winning performance. F. Drum majors Lisa Keller and Tim Pendleton display the style that won them the Double Field Commander Caption Award. H. Members of the rifle and flag corps end their performance with perfection. J. Tracy Adams and Kim Perry take a break during their performance. BAND 11