Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Juniors Look Toward Future A. Freak-out Day has become a new tradition and Michele Douglas, Michelle Reis and Jane Young go all out in keeping with tradition. Looking towards the future the class of “82 has been working hard to achieve goals they have set for the rest of their high school life. Many of them par- ticipated in extracurricular activities and showed their spirit during Home- coming and Sectional days. They also have been busy making plans for the prom. The many upcoming challenges the juniors must face have kept them busy as they wait in anticipation of what fate has in store for them. B. These juniors show their enthusiasm in English class which is an important part of the curriculum. Tracy Adams Daniel Anderson Sandy Anderson Stacia Apple David Baker Divonna Baker Jeff Baker Connie Banks Ricky Bennett Mark Brinkman Karen Broyles Anthony Brunnemer Jimmie Buck John Bultman Denise Carver Sherri Caldwell Kenny Chambers Robert Chandler Jody Coffman Sherri Colbert Dwayne Cooper Roger Cooper Gracie Copeland Jeff Cottingham Shelly Cox Jennifer Crouchcr Angela Crumbaugh Krista Cutright Tony Daily Bill Darnell Brent Davis Chris Devers Jcb Dickens John Dickerson Michele Douglas Randy Dunn Melissa Eberlc Chris Eggert Kelly Englehorn David Fanchcr Mary Farris Keith Fcnley 22 JUNIORS

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BRIGF.TTE VANSCYOC — Yearbook 12; Choir 9; Office Asst. 10; Girls’ Track Mgr. 10. MIKE WEBER — Newspaper 10-11; “Li! Abner” 11. JENNIFER LYNN WHITNEY — FEA 10; Culture Club 12; AFS 10-12; Art Service 10; Booster Club 10-12; Student Council 9; Band 9-12; Snoopy” 12. RANDY WICKLIFF ELIZABETH WILDE — AFS 10; FFA 11; Band 11-12; Booster Club 11. KATHLEEN WILLS FEA 11-12; AFS 10-12; Key Club 12; Flag Corps 10-12. Capt. 12. TIMOTHY WILSON ERIC WITT LORI ANN YOUNG FFA 9-12; FCA 11; Wrcstlerette 11. Seniors Jenny Whitney. Bill Glidden. Shannon Al- len, Lisa Hanger. Tore Kvalheim. and Carol Hills went out in style and rode a limousine to school the last day. Now that we've tracked through WCHS in '83, we will begin to make tracks in a variety of other walks of life. The way we will be or where we will be next year is as follows: 68 in college or vocational and business schools, 25 in the Armed Forces, 34 entering the work force. 5 getting married, and 16 uncer- tain. SENIORS

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Greg Fenter Mary Ferguson Ryan Finkcnbinc Mike Gieseking Alan Gossett Bonnie Gould Mike Griggs Linda Hacker Connie Haggard Angie Hall Linda Hanners Connie Harris Terry Hcise Sherry Holt Jeff Hoover Debbie Hughes David Hunter Janet Hunter Mike Hutchinson Dana Jackson Jon Japowicz Kathy Johann Bryan Johnson Milch Johnson Tom Johnson Mike Jones Geri Kearby Julie Kendall Mamie King Kay Kolthoff Laura Lambe Jeff Lanham Denise Lasitcr Donna Lasiter Jay Lasiter Ronda Lewis Brian Lovins Deborah Lovins Kim Lovins Judy Marcum Tony Marine Rusty Martin Charles Mathis C. Junior “cheerleaders” Randy Dunn. Bill Dar- nell. Steve Randall. Dale Williams and Greg Fenter strut their stuff at the powder puff game. JUNIORS 23