Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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G E. Varsity basketball player David Hutton bursts through the magic loop. F. Warrior Jeff Pendleton holds high Squaw Rhonda Upchurch at halftime of the varsity game. G. Varsity cheerleaders Lisa Fentz, and Theresa Trout encourage the team for a victory. F BOOSTER CLUB 11

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Spirit! Everyone gives all! Stand up and holler is a line from a popular cheer, and that's exactly what WCHS students did throughout the various sports sea- sons. Whether the team was win- ning or losing and whether the crowd was large or small, the en- thusiasm never died. The cheer- leaders were tireless in their sup- port, and the Warrior and Squaw were always there to promote spir- it. Everyone — team, mascots, cheerleaders and crowd — really did give all! A. The crowd shows spirit for the team. B. Warrior Jeff Pendleton and Lynn Clark discuss the next cheer. C. The guard salutes the colors before the home basketball games. D. The varsity cheerleaders show their skill in building enthusiasm between quarters. A

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Vaudeville Comes Alive Vaudeville's My Home pro- vided a memorable evening of en- tertainment for cast and crew alike. The story concerned two New York vaudevillians who show up in Pleasant Corners, Ohio, after stealing $200 from a theatre box office and hopping a freight to avoid arrest. However, when they get to know the townspeople, the two become involved in their prob- lems and joys. In the end they actu- ally help the town and themselves to a new life. B A. The N.A.G.S. do a song and dance to help raise money for the local school. B. P.J. McDowell (Michelle Goley) performs in real down-home style. C. Clyde Fish (Scott Vandiver) sings a love song to Paula Rohlfing. 12 FALL PLAY