Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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Right—Wildcat football fans cheer for a touchdown at the Hoosier Dome. Winning the state championship was a major highlight of the school year.Below right—Leading the pack to the commons for lunch are senior Paul Ste- phens and junior Steve Baker. CONTENTS Opening 1 Magazine 3 Seniors 13 Academics 41 Clubs 59 Sports 85 People 17 Juniors 118 Sophomores 124 Freshmen 130 Faculty 136 Index 140 Closing 144 fiAncther hitko High School is located SCHOOL YEAR in South Whitley, Indiana and is in session from late summer to spring (175 days). The stu- dents are consolidated from Whitley and Koskiusko counties equaling close to 638 students (all teenagers). These studious teenagers are taught and administered by 38 adults. The school employs janitors to clean up after the teenagers and the adults. Whitko has a varied curriculum from which the students may choose their classes, 13 sports activities in which to participate, and 13 extra-curricular organizations in which students may be involved. The Drama Club always produces a fall play and a spring musical. Christ- mas break begins before Christmas and ends after New Year’s Day. Spring break is during springtime. Every graduating class has a valedic- torian and salutatorian. The sopho- mores take Iowa Basic Skills Tests. Every year students have the oppor- tunity to buy class rings. Homecom- ing is celebrated at a home football game where a king and queen are crowned. The junior class gives a prom for the senior class. Soon after the prom, the seniors graduate. And, just like any other high school, the- journalism staff tries to produce a yearbook expressing something unique about the school and the school year. But, every year the year- books are distributed in the fall of the following school year. So, this is just another school and school year.

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Junior candidates, Kris Wolf and Joey Busz squish across the muddy field. Mike Kline escorts Debbie Reid as they represent their sen- ior class. Above—Sophomores, Chris LaFevor and Rick Wilson, were they singing in the rain?Right— Crowns sparkle as well as eyes after the homecoming winners have been announced. L to R: Mr. and Ms. Congeniality, Amy Auker and Rick Wilson; King and Queen Bryan Sherwin and Ruchele Wright. 4 HOMECOMING