Woodlan Senior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Woodburn, IN)

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FFA: Kevin Hieber. Ron Hefty. Shane Mumma Mike Fuelling. Matt Rekeweg. Shayne Ulmer. Curl Hadley. Andy Kurtz. Richard Grubaugh. Ron Funk-, second row: paul Dix, Mike Schlie, Clark Mundy. Troy Schlie. Mark Heme, Brent Singer. Tim Scheiderer; third row: James Gessner. Chris Bauer. Hal Meyers. Darren Herschberger. Ray Mendenhall. Scott Voder. Scott Worden fourth row: Jeanette Platter. Lyie Vondran, Mike Burkhart, John Burkhart, Dave Voors. John Miller. Jerry Ouinn; fifth row: Mark Bradtmueller. Rich Roth. Randy Bruns. Todd Bauer. Darren Walburn. Craig Smith, sivlh row: Sieve Miller. Dan Krinn. Jeff Jorden. Rod Pelagrange. Dave Stieghtz. Rod Gerbers. Senior Becky Werling and sophomore Missy Keifer read the install new officers at Daddy Date Night. lent of the Jr. High FFA: Bryce Smith. Lance Gustin. Nich Klophfenstien. Michelle Axson, Jeff Koop. Virginia Kingi second row: Julie Voder. Cody Lambert. Andy Schel- derer. Shane Latta. Brad Singer. Mike Delagrange. Nikki Delagrange. Eric Schurg. Pam North; third row: Heidi Hershberger. Matt Ember. Ed Lomontj Mark Voors. Richie Haney. Bill Van Dyke. Marlin Steury. John Graber. Ron Hefty; fourth row; Richard Grubaugh. Janelle Voder. Brian Kilpatrik. Todd Ort. Bobby Amburgey. Nicole Rasawehr. Jenny Allums. FFA: Kevin Heiber. Ron Hefty. Shane Mumma. Mike Fuelling. Matt Rekeweg. Shayne Lllmer. Curt Hadley. Andy Kurtz. Richard Grubaugh. Ron Funk; second row: Derek Brown. Hal Meyers. Kevin Heckley. Shawn Miller. Kevin Tony Ferrell. Mark Smith. Jeremy Grubaugh. Randy Gruber. Gay Sefton; third row: Roland Knepp. Al Eglodv. Bernie Scharr. Tracy Ferrell. Mark EIrod. Todd Fojtik. Louis Scharr. Frank Vanko; fourth row: Kurt Berz. David Osborn. Greg Lomont. John Knoblaugh. Dan Krinn. Ron Lockridge. Chris Farver. Michelle Thiele; fifth row: Amber Owens. Carol VanHorn. Brad Stoller. Mike Hoeppner, Tim Miller. Joe Gerig. Jo Rich. Somena Kahn.

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Seniors Beth Woebbeking and Holly Hlrsch demonstrate the proper way to do the polka. Learning basics The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Julia Wilson and Shirley Deetz, was one of the busiest organiza- tions here. The major emphasis of FHA was on family life education. This in- cluded such areas as homemaking, con- sumer education, child care and nutri- tion. Some of the many activities the FHA sponsored were Freshman Initi- ation, Daddy Date Night, a candy sale. Teachers ' Breakfast, Easter Egg Hunt, the Rose Banquet, and something new this year, the selling of carnations for Valentine ' s Day. FHA was a learning experience. It taught me a lot of things I didn ' t know, said senior Janice Web- ster. Another busy organization was the Future Farmers of America, sponsored by Ron Hefty and Richard Grubaugh. Some of the activities included Green- hand Initiation, National FFA Week, and members also participated in sev- eral judging and leadership contests. During National FFA Week the club held a basketball tournament in which different teams took part. Another event which took place during the week was a quiz table during the noon hours. Students and staff members were asked questions and if they an- swered them correctly they received an FFA pen. FFA gave me the basics of the land that can ' t be learned in other classes, commented senior Craig Smith. FHA: Tammy Miller. Dawn Knepp. Trudy Cretsinger, Jo Rich, Joann Muller, Wanda Harber. Sherri Eagerj second row: Tonya Holsopple. Kim McMaken, Sarah Zehendner, June Meyer, Joyce Smith. Jo Frankart: third row; Angela Cecil. Denise Korte. Jams Webster, Kellie Smith. Sharia Ouinn. Marsha Korte, Donna Hagen. fourth row: Kay Stoller, Bobby Newton. Kelly Ohiwine, Angle Johnson. Kris Hoover. Trena Jiiitice, Pam Martin, fifth row: Sheri Brummet. Debby Poppele, Heidi Wietfeldi.Ponnie Garcia, Cindy Heckler, Keri York, Kim Baughman, Robin Hockemeyer. FHA front row: Lynn Meinerding, Rachelle Pettyhohn, Carolyn Nott, Sandie Wilder, Holly Hirsch, Tracy Yerks, Becky Werlingi second row: Kris Lampe, Jill Newhard. Melody Malfait, Kim Farmer. Lynell Bender. Beth Woebbeking. Amy Woebbeking, Angie Gerig: third row: Julie Ehle, Charity Molargik. Karen Fritz. Anna Smith, Sherri Harris, Sheri Carpentar, Shiela Schurgi fourth row; Karen Harris, Melody Faull, Linda Bowers, Laurie Johnson. Yonnie Miller, Jeanette Momont, Elice Rosswurni: fifth row: Missy Keifer, Leslie Langston, Nancy Koch. Tracy Reddin, Diane Gruber. Jackie Lomont. Stephanie Baker, sixth row: Kellie Girardot, Julie Gessner, Julia Wilson. Shirley Deetz. Amy Bowers. li: ffa. fha

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New ideas for the future The computer club learned how to use purchase programs for the Apple lie. They found computers to be inter- esting and exciting to learn about and as Mr. Ray said, A movement for the future. Busily thinking up a theme for the prom, choosing a band, selling theme tickets and much more, the prom committee put their heads to- Computer Club; Tina Doctor, Mark Messman, Judy Boes. Mindy McCrakcen. Tracey Friend, Doug McNally, Drew Whitehead. Todd Evansi second row: Frank Yanko. Amiee Gaston, Tracy Anderson. Tina Miller, Tiffany Bergman. Jenni Platter. Mossoud Karimian. Scott Herschberger. Jeremy Brugaugh. Kevin Brown. Mr. Dean Ray; third row: Sean Cullen, Shannon Quickery, Valer- ie Legg. Susan Ridgeway. John Knoblaugh. Matt Stieglitz. Jimm Notestine-. first row: Marcie Bren- nemmen. Rita Bennett. Vickie Warfard. Sandie Wilder. Densie Breit. Sherry Irving, Melody Mal- fait; second row: Greg Justice, Dick Braun, Brian Motter. Darren Herschberger. Jim Doctor. Todd Smith. Jeff Bo chleman. Ron Hoeppner. gether to make a memorable prom. For the art club members, etching glass, making pinhole cameras and working with clay, occupied many of their Fridays. A professional china painter and watercolor artist came pre- sented speeches. They also traveled to Ft. Wayne for a photo field trip. German Club started the year off with German food, and a trip to Fran- kenmuth. Besides their trip, German members enjoyed skiing at Swiss Val- ley. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes filled their year with film, speakers, and discussions. They learned of the importance of caring for other people and sharing faith in Christ with others. Prom Committee: Marty Rekeweg, Jean Platter. Sherry Carpenter; second row: Denise Breit. Donna Hagan. Michelle Thiele. LouAnn Pusey. Sarah Zehender. Sherry Hoover. Tami Miller. Mr. Keith Pierson; third row: Suzy Lomont. Ronnie Garcia. Heidi Wietfeldt. Mitzi Martin. Kim McMacken. Mark Smith. Scott Berning. Kevin Yoder. Alyce Stiebeling; fourth row: Andy Blake- ly. Amy Saalfrank. Sarah Riebersal. Kay Zerkel. Kathyn Knecht. Brad Seelig. Jerry Ahlersmeyer. Kevin Wells. Art Club: Mr. Larry Van Horn. Jean Platter. Jenni Platter. Tiffany Bergman. Tina Doctor; second row: Joy James. Kim McMacken. Stephanie Bern- ing. Rhonda Hormann: third row: Jeremy Gru- baugh. Troy Tuto. Sharia Ouinn. Cammie Rieber- sal. Shelley Cullen. Laurie Schaeffer. computer, proii!.