Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Special events spark spirit Often members of the commu- nity have little knowledge of what really goes on in the schools, but the Student Council, in coopera- tion with the teachers' association, tried to change that by promoting a Community Awareness Week during early December. Twenty-five members of the community were invited to visit school for a day, have lunch in the cafeteria and attend one class with a council member. Both stu- dents and adults who participated in the week-long event had noth- ing but praise for it. Clubs also helped to brighten the atmosphere especially during the holidays by promoting special events in and out of school. D. Jim Reddick and Diane Hicks finish trim- ming the tree for Christmas with ornaments mode by crafts class. E. Clowns Chris Patterson and Christina Lind put on the final touches to their Hal- loween make-up. F. Shawnette Vandivier and Pam Wilson get to know one of the Franklin Healthcare Center residents at the FEA Christmas par- ty. SPECIAL DAYS 15

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Special days add enthusiasm WCHS wouldn't be the same without the Halloween dress-up days, participation in spirit week, and of course, special holiday cele- brations. Christmas wouldn't be the same without Old Saint Nick spreading good cheer throughout the school. It was shocking, but even with the new rules, we were able to con- tinue with the different dress-up days. Even the tougher state laws couldn't take away the enthusi- asm expressed by the students and faculty. B A. Visitors enjoy eating lunch during Com- munity Awareness Week. B. Policeman, (Lynn Miller) stops to chat with Gumby (Theresa Trout) on Halloween Dress-up. C. Culture Club Santa Claus (Jeff Marx) ar- rives at school to wish Robin Ponder a Mer- ry Christmas. C 14 SPECIAL DAYS

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