Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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Defensive Linebacker, Rick Ousley getting ready for Scott Hull takes a drink of water after a pass coverage. successful offensive drive. e (PHOTO: PORSCHE) pe ize Row 1: C. Christoffel, J. Cook, K. Ousley, J. Hall, D. Reed, S. Hull, R. Wilson, C. Lehman, S. Werstler, G. Horton, R. Arnold, D. Adkins, Row 2: M. Bolinger, C. Smith, G. Howard, E. Taylor, B. Meade, R. Busenbark, D. Naylor, J. Watson, T. Ihnen, T. Dougherty, E. Trump, R. Walter, M. Lopshire, Row 3: B. Hine, K. aq Miller, M. Ebbinghouse, R. Ousley, D. Duggins, M. Locke, B. Darr, R. Adkins, J. Camden, R. Prater, Row 4: M. Pries, J. Arnold, M. Howard, R. Shaffer, M. Krider, R. Thomas, S. Nicodemus, T. Long, C. Cook, B. Kelley, Row 5: D. Lopshire, S. Schultz, J. Hicks, K. Kreider, T. Parker, R. Tenney, K. Kline, J. Mishler, R. Cherry, B. Sprunger Mires tre (@HOSUOd :OLO GN Manchester Oak Hill Northfield North Miami Rochester a. 38 Tippy Valley 14 6 Sectional (Tippy) 14 20 Split-end Ross Arnold listening for cadence from the quarterback. Whitko Cheerleaders cheer the crowd on to back the cats goaline defence. (PHOTO: PORSCHE)

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By A.J. Foyt Micheal he two teams are shaking hands at the con- clusion of the game. The Lady Wildcats are shining examples of good sports- manship. Their heads are still high, even though they were defeated in two games, as they walk to- ward the locker room, fol- lowed by Coach Karen Moffit. This is A.J. Foyt and Micheal Andretti, at WTKO Radio signing off. Being a winner takes a lot of hard work and dedica- tion and the desire to win. Maybe this year’s volley- ball team didn’t pull a vic- tory during each game, but they fought hard and held tight against some state ranked competitors, to finish their season with Churubusco 15,15,15 8,17,9 Oak Hill 15,15 6,13 Wawawsee iS} si15) 6,13 Triton AT 15515 Columbia City10,12 15,15 Whites 15,15 8,9 Northfield 15,15 7,8 Tippy Valley 11,15,3 15,8,15 Warsaw 16,14,1614,16,14 North Miami 6,18,11 15,16,15