Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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As the saying goes, You win some and you lose some. Well, the '84 Warrior football team unfor- tuantely lost all of them. It was a big let-down for everyone who was in- volved, especially the seniors. Sometimes you can't judge a book by its cover and in this case the season record doesn't tell the whole story. The Warriors participated in two double overtime games with Rush- ville and Franklin coming out short changed in both cases. But the real heartbreaker was the loss to Charlestown after a 24-7 lead at half-time. Hopefully, the season taught the underclassmen a valuable lesson. G D. A band of Warriors led by Sophomore Ron Eastham rush out on the field before the game. E. Team Co-captain Todd Tworek speeds past a defender. F. Jeff Marx, who was voted the team's best defensive lineman, also served as the team place kicker. G. A frustrated Coach Kesling argues about a penalty call made against the Warriors. H. A pack of Warriors prepare to defend Da- vid Hutton on his journey to the goal line. FOOTBALL 25

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Warriors Have Disappointments R A. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row — J. Harris, S. Tom, T. Sloan, T. Webb, T. Tworek, D. Hutton, S. Ludlow, D. Groves, J. Sheppard, J. Lewis. Row 2: J. Harlow, M. Sciscoe, J. Toon, P. Glenn, G. Jackson, G. Workman, B. Maudlin, T. Hanger, R. Eastham, R. Wood, Coach King. Row 3: Coach Kesling, J. Tear- man, J. Pendleton, T. Cloud, A. Copeland, M. Cooper, D. Roller, D. Nash, J. Smith, B. Lawlis, Coach Thompson. Back Row: Coach Small, P. Wlaters, T. Beatty, T. Hestand, J. Marx, J. McKee, R. Farris, J. Gravens, J. Clipp, K. Kelly, A. Hinderliter, Coach Hogue, Coach Thomp- son. B. Senior Jeff Pendleton shows signs of hostil- ity toward a call made against the Warriors as Coach Small makes the call for the next play. C. Former County Player of the Year David Hutton stares the defense in the eyes in an attempt to gain some yardage. 24 FOOTBALL

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Warriors Successful The Reserve Volleyball team this year set a good foundation for next year's varsity team to build from. Like many of the other sports, freshmen filled key positions on the reserve team. All of the play- ers except for one were freshmen. That exception was Cari Shields, who is a sophomore. The reserves had a winning sea- son with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses. They also finished with a 4 and 3 conference record. Many will be on next year's varsity squad. C A. Sophomore Carie Shields gained some valuable experience to get her ready for next season. B. Janet Graf returns the ball in hopes of stunning the opponent. C. Front Row — S. Wills, J. Graf. Second Row — Coach Bueno, T. Lane, T. O'Sulli- van, D. Hutton, A. McDaniel. Back Row — C. Shields, M. Totedo. D. In position to receive the ball, Donna Hutton shows a severe concentration in or- der not to make a mistake. E. Teresa O'Sullivan was a big asset to the reserve team as a server. 26 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL