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

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Freshman TOP ROW: Zehr, Ruth Ann Bosselman. SECOND ROW: Snowden Wells, Darlene Gerbers, Jake Delagrange, Betty Brager, Larry Large, Beverly Parsons, Carl Nahrwolcl. THIRD ROW: Robert Miller, Bonnie Sweet. FRONT ROW: El-lresman, Donald Louth. ' 1 ff' Myrna Harris, Ronnie Knoblauch, Maryann Stevenson, Bob I-lormann, Judy Kleine, Pete Helen Wiesel-ian, Stanley Portman, Patricia Knoblauch, Shirley Bremer, Marilyn Busse, James Norden, Darlene Louth, Lois Litzenberg, Gloria Basting, Lois Louth, Mary Ann Thirty-one Freshies started the year off with a bang . They e ected o icers as fol- lows: President, Larry Largeg Vice-President, Myrna Harrisg Secretary and Treasurer, Helen Wiesehan. They held their first party at the home of Helen Wiesehan and enjoyed themselves immense- ly with games and a wiener roast. In February, the Freshmen had a joint Valentine Party with the Sophomores. at the Legion Home. We have decided that the year has been an educational and enjoyable one. This was held EX M ff ego Q.-F. fy! n x.. If V I weft P i , df ,

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Sophomores Q to -3' , X 0,0 409 gx 'Q -1 CF 4 TOP ROW: Marvin Hockemeyer, Patsy Carpenter, Bud Fry, Thelma Weber, Bob Persyn, Roselyn Stucky, Harry Stoller. SECOND ROW: Marianne Coomer, Gerald Long, Carolyn Gregg, Jack Berryhill, Louise Reddersen. Micky Moser. Gailyn Roemke. THIRD ROW' Roland Buuck. Mary Butt, Iini Shamebrook. Janice Gerig. Larry Murphy. Joyce Schulenburg. Dick Helmke. I FOURTH ROW- Betty Eicher, Lonnie Voorhies. Marianne Killian, Walter Webster, Darlene Roemke, Roland Nietert, Phyllis Sweet. FRONT ROW: Virgil Fiedler. Donald Becker, Paul Bellis, Richard Closson, Charles Wells. On that day in September, our class came to good old W.H.S. labeled Sopholnores. Much to our great sorrow we had lost Gordon Lowden during the summer, so we had a class of thirty-three members to start what was to be a long-remembered year. School started with a bang and before we realized it we were pretty well along. The third week we had an elec- tion of officers to serve for the year of 1951-52. They are: President, Charles Wells: Vice- President, Roselyn Stuckyg Secretary, Robert Persyng Treasurer, Louise Redderson. - Basketball season rolled around and with it came a great honor to our class. Carolyn Gregg was chosen as one of our cheerleaders. We struggled along until the middle of March when we lost Richard Closson from the Class. That left us thirty-two. On February 16, we had a party at the Legion Home with the Freshmen as our guests. We had a wonderful time with the sponsors, Miss Rosentrader and Mr. McBride, adding much to the fun. It was in February that four members of our class donated cakes to be raffled off at a basketball game, three of the cakes going to our own home town folks. We thought we were very successful. We are all looking forward to a class party which is to be held at the home of Charles YWells during the last week of April. This should finish our year as far as activities are con- cerned and will leave many happy memories .with us. ' ' 'f-.... 'x-- Hi :u.1.::-.

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Junior Choir TOP ROW' Left to Fight: Jack Becker, Sabra McBride, Janice Faulkner, Judy Murphy, Janice Winzeler, Norene Butt, Rosalie Closson, Ruth Ann Gregg, Nils Becker. SECOND ROW' Janice Coomer. Juliana Horvalh, Ruth Ann Zook, Patricia Bruns, Barbara Parsons. Nancy Walter. Linda Murphy, Sandra Murphy, Shirley Rich, Beverly Augsburger, Constance .-Xikman. BOTTOM ROW' James Schumacher, Starlee Miller, Linda Burke, Stanley Hostetler, Carol Winzeler, Deanna Lilly. Billy Schmacher. The Junior Choir consists of 30 mernbers. Its mernbers are chosen from grades five, six, seven, and eight.. The choir participated in the Junior Choir Festival, March 6, at A Hoagland. The choir sang one individual number, The Green Cathedral , as well as singing in the mass group consisting of 500 boys and girls. The mass group was conducted by Mrs. Esther Collyer. The choir is proud of four of its members, Nancy Wetter, Connie Aikman, Patricia Bruns, and Janice Coomer, who played in the Solo and Ensemble Contest held February 9, at Harrison Hill School in Fort Wayne. ,r.n::nx.:14