Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Senior Float goes up in Smoke After a long absence the Homecoming Parade was organized again by the Stu- dent Council, Class floats were entered in competition and then joined the band and convertibles carrying the candidates and cheerleaders to form a police — escorted parade through Whiteland. Unfortunate- ly, the senior float provided some unex- pected excitement when it caught fire and had to be dismantled by a quick thinking Nick Flack along the parade route. Seniors restored their honor by defeat- ing the juniors by one point in an over- time Powder Puff game. Senior Leisa Dougherty and Junior Nancy Jackson reigned over the tradition- al half-time activities and after-game dance. E. Katrina Back from Sweden and her host family Clarence. Reba, and Michele Goley are presented to the Whiteland crowd. F. Junior Nancy Jackson is crowned princess by Mr. Vertrees as candidate Wendy Reeder smiles in happi- ness. FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 9 V

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Parade Enhances Homecoming; A. Queen candidates Lisa Fentz, Laura Monson, and Therese Rudolf anxiously await that Final announce- ment. B. Cherish is sung by the Rhythm Masters in tri- bute to all the candidates. C. Sesame Street made the Junior float the real winner. D. Leisa Dougherty reigns as Homecoming Queen as escort Tom Beatty looks on. 8 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING

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Special Days Spark Pride In Students A lot of the time we forget why things are the way they are and just what is going on in our school. School spirit often starts out slow but seems to pick-up momentum, as do our lives. Many different things boosted spirit this year, like teacher breakfasts and din- ners provided by various groups within the school. Dress-up days didn't always go over well, but those who participated add- ed a special touch of class.” The holiday spirit hit everyone, with special emphasis on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and even a Veteran's Day dedication. Such memories will live in this book forever and always be cherished.