Whiteman Junior High School - Indian Pathways Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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FRONT ROW: B. Barker, M. Huser, D. Delagrange, J. Replogle, K. Rogers. S. Pender, W. Branson E Harrell, R, Kerns, I. Kincaid, K. Clason, B. Gates,K. Beachy. SECOND ROW: S, McAfoos, D Bradbury B. Bickel, G. Riley, R. Norton, D. Neuenschwander. I. Jones, R. Troeger, B. Linn, L. Minnich B Lamb din, J. Platz, J. Sexton, D. Jarvis, D. Roose, D. Willsey, and Mr. Tichenor, sponsor. gnfram uraA Wezlrzsfafeof 5? 1' This year the students have had an opportunity to partici- pate in an intramurals program after school. Mr. Tichenor stated that the tumout was very impressive for a first year pro- gram, especially since the bas- ketball games gave interference. The intramurals were forming a team to challenge the teachers in basketball. Action in an intramural basketball game

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FRONT ROW: T. Mitchell, K. Haus- bach. B, Schrock, R. Stark, T. Truex, T. Lower. BACK ROW: M. Weaver, G. Miller, J. Hoogenboom, M. Buck, C. Wright, D. Wiegand, T. Bowser, and Coach Snyder. WQCOFJ Whiteman Opponent 33 ----- - - Middlebury 37 26 ---- - - Towncrest 28 21 - - - - Northwood 25 26 - - - - Iimtown , 27 48 - - - - Brookdale 22 l 29 - - - - Fairfield 30 33 - - - - Northside 28 1 31 - - - - Westside 16 34 - - - - Concord 49 27 - - - - - Pierre Moran 36 32 - - - - - N. Webster 17 26 - - - - - Syracuse 24 7115 azzofdff graofe geams gmproueaf This years seventh and eighth grade basketball teams showed great improvement as the season progressed. Both Mr. Snyder and Mr. Thomas expressed satisfaction with the way the teams played and feel that next year will see even more improvement. IRST ROW: T. Hostetler, R. Stilley. R. Grinstead, T. Wood, R. Brandt, Springer, SECOND ROW: W. Hartman, D. Zentz. J. Shrock, B. Lau, Long. S. Morse, and Coach Thomas. NOT SHOWN: D. Delagrange. WGCOFJ Whiteman Opponent 20 ------ - Northridge 43 20 - - - - Towncrest 36 22 - - - - Nappanee 42 38 - - - - Iimtown 29 22 - - - - Brookdale 42 39 - - - - Fairfield 37 10 - - - - Northside 62 16 - - - - Syracuse 61 43 - - - - Westside 32 34 - - - - N. Webster 39 18 - - - Concord 49 32 - - - - P. Moran 53 42 - - - - Towncrest 49 Season Record Wins 3 Losses 8 53

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J an lzls' consfafzzg cakof upon fo creafe own zzfare ' 7 And so we come to the end. For some the end of junior high school, For others it is only the end of this yearbook. But we can still look back upon the days and events shown here and remember. We have stated repeatedly that the school years offer a perfect example of man in his attempts to create his own future. We have seen that, as students, our futures are shaped by classes, by events, by teachers, by friends. We have not mentioned, however, that all of us need to be alone. Our greatest efforts to shape our own futures will come when we are lost in thoughts about ourselves and our lives, each of us alone. I -4