Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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Opposite page—Laurie Thompson going for a block from an opponents spike. Left—Melissa Auker spikes the ball across the net for a point against North Miami. Scores Cats Opp. Manchester Salen Sali, Northrop 3,3 1551S Carroll 0,6 ISIS) Homestead 3,9 PSL ILS) Manchester “Vibes iS palsy Rochester 13,6 15,15 Churubusco 1S) Ss5 Oak Hill 9,5 15,15 Wawasee WAS) GY) = Triton 15,13,1510,15,9 3 Columbia LS City 10,3 15,15 Whites 15,15 Dp) @ Northfield 51h 15,15 = Tippy Valley 15,13,10 2,15,15 Warsaw 4,14 15,16 North Miami Sal aml ONS Southwood ik) 15,15 Westview Tourney Carroll DoT Ss Westview 13,9 HELIS Concord Soli ORL aONS Churbusco Invit. Southwood 10,7 IS) 1S) Prairie Height 5,9 LeSelts Westview 8,8 SEIS) South Adams Sectional Homestead Kincaid, Kee Bolineer, and oe Karen Moffet. Bottom—JV Team Photo—Bottom Row—Holly Osborn, Rachel Myers, Meghan Boggs, Jamie Macy, Erika Rienhard. Top Row— Cathy Cook, Amanda Roberts, Michell Patrick, Annette Tucker, Amy Kline, Chris Howk and Coach Tammy La- Grange.

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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

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Photo Fi by Rick Mears he’s coming out of the woods ... she’s two steps in front of her oppo- nent! She’s accelerating around the curve of track ... She’s sprinting to the chute ... and she wins by a head! This is WTKO radio Station, the voice of Whitko High School, sign- ing off. This is a taste of the ac- tion many parents and friends catch at cross country meets. A lot of hours and hard work go into this sport, which helps runners to keep in shape throughout the summer and sometimes into the winter. Hodd Hathaway - runs his | 7 Staying close behind the Churubusco runners, Juniors Amy Swick and Tara Turman take a tough loss. (PHOTO: PORSCHE)