Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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O: PORSCHE) (PHOTO: PORSCHE) The Thrill of Victory by Mario Andretti nd the agony of defeat! Every team, in their race to be the best, it seems, deals with both sides of the coin. Though victory comes easier than defeat, it’s all taken in stride throughout the season. Having a variety of teams; including girls softball, the traditional sports (football, basket- ball, and baseball) and, girls and boys tennis, cross country, track, and golf, Whitko’s ath- letic program is very di- verse. This diversity provides a means for many students to gain a competitive edge as well as a means for keeping in shape. Sporting events also create school spirit and help to bridge the generation gap between the com- munity and the students and athletes. So whether tossing a “pig skin” around in the back yard or traveling to Fort Wayne to cheer the boys basketball team to a near regional win, Whitko’s athletic program plays a vital role not only in the community, but also in student life. Get him in a cradle, Cory! Freshman Cory Kneller sets yet another opponent up for a pin during a home meet against Manchester.

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Ready ... Set ... The Cats’, led by Senior quarterback Scott Hull, set up yet another offensive play. (AHOSUOd :O.LOHd) ae ? “Hey! Hit one over here Demands Senior Curtis Boggs while practicing for an upcoming tennis match. Right—Concentration and determination; these words describe the expression on Junior Shawn Lenfesty’s face as he prepares to shoot a foul shot. Center—Just one more mile, Tara! Junior Tara Turman runs a tough race, but suffers a tough loss to a Churubusco opponent. Seis BH a es i st (AHOSUOd :O.LOHd)

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