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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

INDIANA COLLECTION M 4 vm ■ 1 f i ■ ' t- L ' S - - ' •_ -«; ' .t.? 1766604 is ' liisssiSL, saai S it ' doe si ' . And tomortTCiw will not go by, (day to the fullest- {:; : et iii pas s you by . ' Dile Movei S- 1 - ;. .-■J ■rf.!.!;.SL;i::;.s; A x ' ' N 16 AWAKENING 46 HAPPENING 68 AWARENESS 92 PEOPLE 130 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 132 INDEX T r  12 ' ;,. 1 13 illi ] ililllllliiilliilHtttlf.. r« t 14 Awakening The world is full of mostly invisible things, And there is no way but putting the mind ' s eye. Or its nose, in a book, to find them out. Things like the square root of Everest Or how many times Byron goes into Texas, Or whether the law of the excluded middle Applies west of the Rockies. For these And the like reasons, you have to go to school And study books and listen to what you are told, And sometimes try to remember. Though I don ' t know What you will do with the mean annual rainfall On Plato ' s Republic, or the calorie content Of the Diet of Worms, such things are said to be Good for you, and you will have to learn them In order to become one of the grown-ups Who sees invisible things neither steadily nor whole. But keeps gravely the grand confusion of the world Under his hat, which is where it belongs, And teaches small children to do this in their turn. Howard Nemerov Adminis The administration. . . var- ied people with varied tal- ents. . . eight member school board overall di- rector. . . irreplaceable Gertie and Betty. . . Mr. Pond and Mrs. Gross guiding and counseling. . . tration Mr. Henney always helping- out. . . all facets led by our principal Mr. Lee... var- ied talents interacting to- gether. . . guiding, helping, directing Woodlan and its students. MR. ETZLER Science. . . an ever- increasing part of modern life. . . general science for basic knowledge. . . biology students peer through microscopes. . . future surgeons shine in dis- section. . . Chem I stu- dents introduced to Millerisms. . . suffer through titration. . . Chem II students learn first year just a ' gross oversimplification ' . . . physics few enjoy top- ics such as circular acceleration and ther- mal effects of last night ' s date. . . learn- ing to live in our age of science. 20 i .N.. Mi )il -.MMB-lt MR. MULL German and Latin. . . one an- cient, one modern. . .declining and conjugating. . . endless memorizing. . . learning to talk a new way. . . discovering a new culture. . .work and rewards for Woodlan ' s foreign language students. Math. . .the science of numbers . . . many tackle Algebra I. . . encountering such foreign- looking things as x= . . . geometry students learn numerous theorems. . . juniors try Algebra II. . .Trig Ana- lytics. . . all a useful tool for living in this complex world. Social studies. . .juniors study America ' s background in U.S. History. . .World History classes study development of whole globe. . . Sociology and Geography students look at present. . . seniors learn how our own government functions . . . helping us to find our place in using the past to shape our present and future. MRS. GILBERT 22 Home Economics. . . study of the practi- cal arts. . . girls cook. . . sew. . . fur- nish a home. . . practical experience in living. MR, TAYLOR MR. SNIDER MISS EVERSON 23 MR. STEINMAN 24 MR. DUPONT 25 MRS. WILLINGER English. . . grammar, literature, and speech. . . freshmen struggle through ROMEO AND JU- LIET. . . sophomores wonder what ger- unds are. . . Ameri- can lit. discovered by juniors. . . from Twain to Steinbeck . . . seniors learn profound items of trivia. . .wish Ham- let would have de- cided not to be. . . speech students con- centrate on oral communication. . . all advancing our ability to reach out and exchange ideas, to communicate. MRS. GEHRING MR. WALDRON 26 Junior High Teachers MRS. SANFORD MR, EGLEY MR. CARMAN MR. GUNDY MRS. LEE MRS. MEADOWS MR. ROMARY MR. SHERRON MRS. SOUTH MRS. WEAVER MR. WETZEL 27 •• •• A ■fiillili H B f J ■Hi ' iBfe? Jl...... f Existing is being in a world to endure a life But Living is showing our lives to grow to what we ' ll be il OMOfillE??!? DOiiKlDYMDS |?]! .Ufi Homecoming ... a mixture of fun, work, sadness, and joy . . . 1972-the theme, A Lucky Night for the Warriors is chosen and preparation begins . . . classes pick a float theme . . . announcements call for kleenexes . . . long nights with friends stuf- fing chicken wire . . . But Mom, I gotta have a new outfit . . . Once more band! . . . Run that play one more time . . . one last night of furious activity and October 13 comes . . . the pride, as our band plays our school song . . . kids Homecoming court, FAR LEFT (L. to R. ): former queen L. Hockemeyer; senior attendants B. DuWan, R. Henry; new queen Marsha Mess- mann; junior attendants S. Delagrange, Joan Hockemeyer. - -q 3. ■ of ' 70, ' 71, and ' 72 in the stands . . . the thought that next year we ' ll be the ' home- comers ' . . . frozen toes ... no rain! . . . anticipation . . . halftime . . . excitement as dreams come true for Marsha . . . our last float . . . swishing pom poms and blaring music . . . doughnuts and hot chocolate . . . the second half begins ... up for the kickoff . . . hundreds shouting, Go Big Blue! . . . the last seconds . . . final score 26-0 . . . and Homecoming is a memory . . . all a part of living and our life at Woodlan. 1972-a presidential election year . . . and we at Woodlan stage our own elec- tion . . . the class of ' 73 becomes five political parties ... POP, NARC, STUD, CERTS, BEST ... then become real campaign workers . . . choose candidates . . . badges everywhere . . . huge signs . . . ponder over planks, serious and funny . . . frantic speech writing . . . then speech day . . . parties face their public ... palazzo pants, jeans, long- skirts become party costumes . . . in- troduce candidates . . . explanations of platforms . . . following day is day of decision . . . and Woodlan goes to the polls . . . returns are counted . . . win- ners rejoice . . . losers wonder ... all guiding and preparing us for our future role ... as voters and responsible citizens. RESULTS Pres.-Paul Rhodes-CERTS V. Pres. -Randy Gerbers-CERTS Senators- Jamie Fuelling-CERTS Craig Hissong-POP Frosh Rep. -Marsha Messmann-POP Soph. Rep. -Larry Lyons-CERTS Jr. Rep.-Kim Keller-CERTS Sr. Rep. -John Parker-NARC 35 Fun . . . long hours . . . hard work . . . seven weeks of practicing from 6-10, four nights a week . . . learning the lines . . . learning blocking . . . picking up cues but not stepping on funny lines . . . getting into character by voice and movement . . . time passes quickly . . . how to love and work together as well as acting are learned . . . deep relationships are developed . . . November 10 and 11 come close and closer . . . paint and raise the set . . . first practice on stage . . . furniture at last . . . make-up and costumes . . . final dress rehearsals . . . then the night of the performance ... at 7:30 tension begins to mount . . . last minute break a leg and prayers . . . blazing lights . . . the play has begun . . . grand performance with all completely at ease on the stage . . . estatic joy that it was a success . . . pizza and cast party to celebrate . . . finally, the set strike . . . the end? ... for some, maybe, but for those who work- ed on the show ARSENIC AND OLD LACE will live in their hearts forever. 37 38 A musical. . . at Woodlan. . you ' ve got to be kidding. . . a dream come true. . . try- outs well overcrowded. . . some disap- pointed-fantastic cast. . . songs. . . dances ... as well as lines and blocking to be learned. . . costumes from New York. . . an orchestra?. . .good idea but accous- tics are too bad. . .guys with flashlights on basketball goals for spotlights. . . four nights of performance all superb . . . parties, fun. . . as well as much work all go together to make ONCE UPON A MATTRESS a great production. 1973 class tourney . . . the annual battle between the classes . . . strange costumes . . . different cheerleaders . . . new teams ... all transform the student body . . . Freshman Connection becomes gangsters . . . Sophomore Soul Brothers are flower children . . . Junior Juveniles return to childhood . . . Senior Sluggers are baseball pros . . . exciting games . . . and Juveniles prove themselves grown- up as they beconie the basketball victors . . . and making for an even- ing of frivolous fun and friendly battle at Woodlan. 40 42 Begin planning for the prom already?. . , got to sell magazine subscriptions or can ' t go to the prom. . . Hey! we broke the school record by selling over $4,400 worth. . . now the hard work begins. . . planning decorations. . . finding a good band. . . contracting someone for enter- tainment. . . printing tickets, programs, and invitations. . . disaster strikes!. . . two weeks before the prom the band can- cels out. . . another is found in time. . . before it seems possible it ' s the morning of the prom . . . many helped decorate the dining room at the Holiday Inn. . . and then. . . people start filtering in. . . the food is delicious. . . the hypnotist fan- tastic. . . the band great. . it was truly a prom of Treasured Memories. Honor Day Honor Day. . . a day set aside to honor students for outstanding achievements at Woodlan. . . athletics. . .writing. . . scholarship, drama. . .all are included. Quest Club- Valedictorian-Amy Collins- 98. 22% average Salutatorian-John Messmann- 97.78% average All A ' s-Tim Sipe, Anthony Wiedeman, Amy Collins Citizenship-John Messmann PTA Scholarship-Bob Harris State Scholarship-Dorcas Chapman, Amy Collins, Chuck Dick, Becky DuWan, Brian Eager, Dennis Ehle, Kim Foss, Greg Gerig, Cindy Gorrell, Bob Harris, Marcia Hartman, Rosemary Henry, Dale Herndon, Karen Kammeyer, Dale Hern- don. . .John Messmann, Terri Plank, Rita Watson, Georgiana West. National Merit Scholarship-Amy Collins 4-year perfect attendance-Becky DuWan, Keith Mendenhall, Marcia Westrick. Betty Crocker Award -Pat Lengacher Chess club-Rick Lessing Thespian-Pat Lengacher, Larry Stratmier, Terri Plank, Brian Eager, Becky Du- Wan, Marcia Hartman, John Messmann, Kathy Dix, Jan Delagrange, Greg Gerig, Debbie Moser. Quill and Scroll- Amy Collins, Becky DuWan, Bob Harris, Rosemary Henry, Terri Plank, Mauna Rogers Bowling winners -Margie Messmann, Janeen Yoder, Sue Moore, Marsha Messmann, Rose Roemke Arion award-Dorcas Chapman and Greg Gerig Senior Blanket -Stan Hammond DAR award-Marcia Hartman Happening ' ■ ■«« % They call it guts . . . Intestinal fortitude. What it takes to know pain And live with it. To play with pride To lose graciously To win with dignity To excel . . . To be an athlete. 48 Ifc c. II |l I JIS Spirit ... a big part of athletics . . . expressed in many ways by Woodlan students ... a huge spirit chain . . . colorful signs . . . caravans to football games . . . chants and cheers . . . hard-working- cheerleaders . . . faithful pep blocks . . . wearing blue and white . . . walking to the Coliseum . . . always backing our mighty War- riors. f. A: J k ' kJ ' -M ' - W ' . ■B- f M T i 0 9hh_ iXm 50 51 Somebody once asked Knute Rockne, the great football coach of Notre Dame if he thought football was a contact sport. No, he said, Dancing is a contact sport. Football is a collision sport. And he was right. 52 P N ■iSNlNlM - There are always these guys on the field with black and white shirts on who seem to be the only one who know what they ' re doing. All they have to do is blow a whistle and everybody stops. They must be police officers, and as far as 1 can tell, all their time is spent investigating wrecks. Football? Isn ' t that the funny game where a bunch of guys put on different colored suits and run around in a cow pasture to kick a funny shaped ball? They ' d like to kill each other just be- cause of that little piece of blowed up leather. EAT THOSE LIONS 54 % ::ip 6 1: - 7 1 1 ■ 8 1 ; ,| a I - ;„ .t f 82, f Vt-: if; Im ' .k - I 55 •w . The beginning of the season .. . a new team ... a new coach . . . the first game . . . ACAC victories . . . county tourna- ment time . . . losses to city schools . . . sectional thrills ... a win over Leo . . . look back at a good year . . . looking for- ward to the next. The success of the BB year was the responsibity of our new coach, Max Egiey. With a different game strategy and a new group of guys. Coach Egiey put everything together for a fine season. Congratula- tions Coach! IW- D- 0- H Mr Pc The Varsity team: front. Dale Herndon, Mgr. , Coach Egiey, Rod Gorrell, Mgr. , back, 1. to r. , Jeff Amstruz, Todd Klopfen- stein. Bill Miller, Tom Keller, Keith Mendenhall, Randy Gerbers, Ron Ringen- berg, Tim Sipe, Tom Peters, Robin Hart- zell, Ray Schone, and Matt Beerbower. 57 1 Warrior Reserves Have a Great Year ' ■♦ f R The Reserve team: FRONT ROW L. toR., Brent Gerbers, Bill Miller, Jeff Yoder, Dennis Yoder, Bruce Bennett, Gary Hammond, and Norm Heoppner. BACK ROW, L. toR., Rex Amstutz, Berry Miller, Jerry Spindler, TomAlbrecht, Clayton Franke, and Coach Lake. K The Reserves, under Coach Lake, rolled their way to a great win-loss record, showing signs of an exceptional Warrior team for next year. In scrimmaging with the varsity, they have sharp- ened their basketball skills, and their upcoming talent should be valuable to the Warriors in the future. The Freshman Team 59 Girls ' Gymnastics ... new at Woodlan this year . . . floor exercises . . . balance beam . . . uneven parallel bars . . . all become second nature to these girls . . . agility . . . grace . . . and co- ordination combine in Woodlan gymnasts. Volleyball . . . coached by Mrs. Gilbert . . . concentrated hours on beating a white ball . . . back and forth across the net . . . serving . . . spiking . . . work pays off as team advances to sectional semifinals. Girls ' Softball team . . . girls take over boys ' sport in revised form ... long prac- tices . . . batting . . . catching . . . pitching . . . and lots of enthus- isam . . . make up Woodlan ' s softball girls. 60 Volleyball . . . coached by Mr. Myers . . . trying to outdo the girls . . . taking out their frustrations on the little white ball . . . dedica- tion . . . enthusiasm . . . make up boys ' volleyball. Man, my legs hurt. What am I doing here anyway? Run and run and run . . . Geez, I ' m getting sick. Why don ' t I just stop? Nobody will know. It won ' t hurt just this once. No, I ' m a cross country runner ... I can ' t stop. 61 V U Wrestling . . . more than just a sound body ... the sport requires complete dedication . . . Practice makes perfect makes for future wins . . . building on experience of the past . . . guts . . . deter- mination . . . pride . . . three necessary assets for a wrestler. 62 63 Golf team 64 i f 5 i Track Team ACAC Champs Despite a few injuries, the Warriors managed to capture the ACAC champ- ionship this year. Individual champions were Todd Kiopfenstein-long jump, Joel Smith-shot put, -and Mark Scheu- mann is discus. The season also mark- ed Mr. DeLong ' s first year as head coach. 65 It looked extremely rocky for the Woodlan team that day, At the very first practice, the coach was not so gay; The team was very young with not too many a veteran, And there weren ' t a lot of schools around that the Woodlan nine was better than. The calisthentics went real fine, but then the sprints got rough, It soon became apparent that the players weren ' t so tough; So after the lap around the field when all could barely stand. The coach just bowed his head and sighed, a losing season as at hand. The pitchers couldn ' t throw the ball, the batters couldn ' t hit it. The infield couldn ' t stop the thing, the outfield always missed it; And when the dust had lifted and three games had since occurred. The Warriors hadn ' t won a one - in fact, they ' d lost their third. Heritage beat the Warriors and Leo followed likewise. This much depressed the Woodlan team who was out to beat these guys; So on that stricken baseball team a death-like silence fell, The players had almost given up hope, the fans had ceased to yell. Then from the gladdened multitude went up a joyous cry, It rattled in the bleachers, it rumbled in the sky; It struck upon the schoolhouse and bounded in the flat. For Woodlan, mighty Woodlan, had won a game at that! The season now was over, and baseball was all done, The Warriors played all twenty -one games, and only four they won; The team will be back again next year with a more experienced squad, And they ' ll have a winning season, cause the odds won ' t be so odd. SCORES Football Wayne Trace-41-12 Carroll-26-0 Leo-26-6 New Haven-6-7 Hicksville-20-6 Bellmont-69-62 Norwell-70-75 Wayne Trace-71-70 Adams Central-47-45 Churubusco-91-88 New Haven-54-67 Leo-56-64 Homestead-54-58 Eastside-81-63 Hamilton-76-52 Hicksville-64-41 Basketball Norwell-29-0 Eastside-18-6 Churubusco-9-7 Heritage-14-6 Tourney-7-6 Tourney (S. Wells)-71-74 Heritage-56-51 Antwerp-64-52 Carroll-67-52 Bishop Luers-79-81 Central Noble-62-60 Snider-80-86 Southern Wells-73-56 (Sect. ) Bishop Luers-73-56 LeD-66-64 Northrop-44-65 Mr. Stroutman Athletic Director Football Team: ACAC Champs Track Team: ACAC Champs Wrestling: ACAC Champs Cross Country: Record-11-10 67 ■ ?•. ■ - ' % Iwareness Bottled up, crammed in alone. The world outside screamed. So I never looked out. One day my bottle broke. The barrier gone, I crawled out and became Aware of the life I missed. ■V. b m r Band. . . a mixture of hard work and fun. . . practice marching every summer for parades. . . learn formations for football season. . . play the popular music for basketball season. . .participate in NISBOVA solo and ensemble contest. . .practice many good pieces of music not only as a group but also individually. . .band contest and we received a first. . .Christmas and spring concerts every year. . . sell candy to raise money for uniforms. . .then it ' s time again for the beloved Pomp and Circumstance. . . over all, band helps many acquire a good taste and appreciation of good music written by great composers. .rs. .- .4 S. - Mr Choir. . . a great way to spend the noon hour. . . learning songs . . . practicing. . . preparing for contests. . . some in solo and ensemble contest. . .whole choir receives first at contest. . . give concerts. . . spring and Christmas. . . Girls ' Glee. . . Mixed Choir. . .both help students learn to appreciate music. 72 Swing Choir. . .for those willing to give a little more time and energy. . . after school practice sessions. . . deciding on outfits . . . giving programs at many different places. . . concerts and contests. . . even some dance steps. . . both an individual and group effort. . . all affiliated with NISBOVA. . . victory as both groups won a first. 73 t V w prOT MET I ■ ip BH! W| Tl «« SPH J5 l ( r. n ) -. r r i 1 rr- 1 Bei3!je333 ' !ii fisasss M FH. 1 j Sd 3 EM ffT: MMM w% ■ — 1 uV ! p ,V7 „J r 1 74 Chess ... Woodlan ' s future Bobby Fischers . . . spend hours contemplating moves . . . even use port- able chess sets . . . enter tourney at New Haven . . . Woodlan ' s chess players. Art Club . . . creating . . . developing their talents . . . making sand candles . . . macrame belts . . . kites . . . candleholders . . . then selling their de- signs . . . students using time and their talents. W-Club . . . members are our mighty Warriors ... all have earned the varsity W letter . . . headed by Randy Gerbers . . . sponsor the annual class tourney . . . rais- ing the money for a new tract . . . sell our great Woodlan sweatshirts ... all a part of our powerful Warrior team. 75 Campus Life . . . newly led by Rody . . . members find it sometimes a shocking experience ... students turn monsters for Scream in the Dark ... go to Illinois for Holiday Teen Convention . . . become skiers . . . enjoy Thursday night home meetings . . . including a swinging evening of the Fabulous Fifties . . . always providing great fun . . . and the guide for a meaningful way of life. 76 Y-Teens . . . have active year . . . led by Mauna Rog- ers . . . speakers films provoke interest . . . hold day to honor teachers . . . sponsor dance for junior high . . . girls getting invol- ved in today ' s world. . . two clubs this year . . . have basket- ball team . . . hold parties . . . public service committee works for community ... senior section, 2J members, led by Larry Lyons ... all coordinated with YM CA. Social Studies Club. . . holds initiation. . . raises and lowers flag daily. . . holds several parties. . , studies ways to use lei- sure time. 78 Math Club. . , members spend meetings doing unique problems. . . some do individual projects. . . spon- sors national math contest taken every spring. . . brings headaches and misery for many Woodlan students. . . all students who enjoy working with math. Rocket Club. . . both a junior and senior chapter, build models. . . launch at school. . . Woodlan ' s fu- ture aeronautical engineers. 79 The FFA: This past year has been the most suc- cessful in the history of the Woodlan FFA. It earned the highest degree of honor that any chapter can at- tain, the National Gold Emblem Award, given to only one per cent of the FFA chapters in America, The soils judging team of John Messman, Dennis Ehle, Brian Eager and Roger Busche tied for first place in the nation at the national contest in Oklahoma. They were coached by Mr. Hefty. The Woodlan chapter also swept honors at the district convention, winning the all- points trophy for the second year in a row. The FFA has for the first time accepted girls into its membership, Joanne Gerbers, Melody Bridge, Trudy Kanpp, and Sybil Anderson have become the only four Woodlan FFA mem- bers to wear skirts. . . and the guys don ' t mind a bit! 80 Learning to Do . . . Doing to Learn a OQ CD Besides chapter awards, the FFA has acceler- ated its activities in BOAC - Building Our Amer- ,, ican Communities. It has conducted tours of C area farms for inner city grade school children ' in cooperation with Mr. Wayne Rothgeb. T It has also finished work on a nature f trail along part of the old Wabash-Erie canal. :a.i I 82 8Mil mmm Another year of fun and activities for the Future Homemakers of America . . . delight for seniors. . . misery for funny frosh in turbans and overalls . . . Daddy Date Night at Woodlan this year. . . annual candy sales. . . icy roads cancel caroling party. , . girls grab guys for Sadie Hawkins. . . hide eggs for Easter. . . go to nuclear center and the dunes on trip. . . end year with Rose Banquet. . .preparing for better personal and family living. 83 Bowling Winners Girls ' Athletic Association. . . increasing phys- ical fitness. . . girls take out killer instinct with soccer. . . play friendly game of volleyball. . . bowling teams. . . smelly gym shoes. . . Wood- Ian ' s first gymnastic team. . .proving that girls too enjoy sports. Senior Chapter GAA 84 FNA, . . students interested in nursing. . .headed by Joni Warner. . . do crafts as gifts for hospital patients. . . some do volunteer work. , .hear speakers from health -oriented centers. . .preparing for their future careers. Commercial club. . . students interested in business careers. . . office practice. . . typing . . . various speakers. . . learning much about future jobs. 85 FTA, . . help with open house . . . take field trip to IMC, , . enjoy spring banquet, .. en- ter their scrap- book in state convention. , . seniors preview future with 2 weeks of teach- ing. . . helping students plan their future. Drama and Speech. . . closely related, . . speech team travels Indiana. . . lots of enthusiasm. . . cat- egories include poetry and interpretations. . . drama club very active. . .pre- sents Christmas play to the school. . .puts time and talent to work as they develop a Woodlan first . . .the musical ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. . . both clubs having active and successful year. 87 German Club. , , members all say Ja to Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . .enjoy many ac- tivities. . .visit Frankenmuth, a German village. . . hold Christmas party. . . eat German co oking at Heidelberg for spring banquet. . . win trophy for fashion presentation at state convention. . . year topped by Woodlan ' s first Maifest. . . with square dancing and Ger- man band. . . all seeking to further knowledge of German culture and people. ss members elected by faculty. . . 12 old members. . . 18 new members pinned. . . initiated at spring banquet. . . scholar- ship. . . leadership. . . char- acter. . . service. . . all char- acterize these Woodlan stu- dents. College Prep Mr. Pond helps the overwhelmed. . .which col- lege. . . which school. . . what major. .. admission require- ments. . . financing. . . questions to prepare us for future living and learning. 89 Pow Wow. . . Woodlan ' s newspaper. . . main function of the jour- nalism class. . . with brand new look, . . paper in every color . . . subscriptions sold , , . deadlines to meet . . . stories to write , , . frustration and hard work. . . but re - warded as it wins certificate for out- standing achievement. Student Council. . . a branch of student government. . . each class has represent- atives. . .plans for mini- courses. . .but ended with veto from faculty. . . work on student court. . . only to find a lack of interest and of support. . . a frustrating year in which the vital link between administration and students was weakened ... a minimum of accom- plishment. YEARBOOK STAFF. . .working to keep precious memories alive. . . doing and redoing the ladder. . . layouts. . . copy. . . More ads. . . first deadline. . . It can ' t be next week . . . 40 pages in 3 days?. . . picture days. . .frustration. . . screaming. . . tears, . . Why CAN ' T we take it in the girls ' gym? . . .blisters and sore feet . . .more pages and more layouts . . . Pass the ' orange monster ' . . . More pictures, more pic- tures . . . 2 more deadlines. . . more panic. . . almost the end of school. . .no pictures, no cam- era, no photographer. . . after school sessions. . . the last pages ... a table lost in clutter. . . a sigh of relief. . . some regret. . . thanks for everyone ' s coopera- tion. . . and hopes that it will be a precious book of memories for everyone at Woodlan. Tim Sipe-Doug Baumert Rick Lessing-Bob Harris Kathy Schaper-Rick Ostheimer gj Mrs. Gehring So many different people a mosaic of blondes, brunettes short and tall boys and girls A special laugh, a favorite song, a joke, A new idea. Each piece is separate and beautiful. Put together to form a complete whole the student body 534 Woodlan students together going forward Learning to live. The Class of ' 73. . .four years of learning, sharing, moving to- gether. . . the good friends. . . the new people to meet. . . uniting for school activities. . . the fun times. . . the serious times. . . each u- nique. . . but each a member of our great class. . . the ball games . . . the term papers. . . teachers to complain about. , . the snow days . . . the assemblies. . . the vacation. , . the class floats. . . so much to look back on and to remember. . . FRANK ADKINS SYBIL ANDERSON ALAN APPLEGATE PENNY APPLEGATE MARK BABCOCK WILLIAM BASTING ROBERTA BELTZ i.?J 94 JACKIE BOWERS KERRY BOWLING JOHN BREMER JOHN BUUCK CHERYL CONNOR JIM DeBOLT CHARLES DICK KATHY DIX RICK DRAYER REBECCA DuWAN BRIAN EAGER ROBERT ELY DEBRA EHLE DENNIS EHLE ANN EHRESMAN MICHAEL FIEDLER KIM FOSS JAN4ES FUELUNG JEANNE GERBERS ELAINE FUELLING JOANNE GERBERS 96 RANDY GERBERS TIMOTHY GERBERS DEBBRA GERIG GREGORY GERIG RANDY GERIG BRENT GORRELL CYNTHIA GORRELL RODNEY GORRELL VICKI HADLEY The fall of 1969 ... 151 wide-eyed freshmen . . . together for the first time in the halls of WHS . . . adjusting to new classes . . . new teachers . . . new people . . . what ' s a float period? ' . . . our first class meeting . . . clubs to join . . . FHA initia- tion and those dripping marshmallows . . . building our first class float . . . 3rd county tourney crown . . . the all morning celebration afterward . . . reading ROMEO AND JULIET . . . Freshman Farmers try hard in class tourney . . . final tests . . . and . . . freshman year was over . . . KENT HALL STANLEY HAMMOND KEVIN HANEFELD MOLLIS HARKINS ROBERT HARRIS JODY HARTMAN MARCIA HARTMAN .1 ROBIN HARTZELL MARGARET HA YNIE POSEMARY HENRY 98 DALE HERNDON JANE HIEBER JUDITH HIRSCH CRAIG HISSONG GEORGE HOERR REBECCA HUGHES SHERRY INDOW KAREN KAMMEYER KIM KELLER ROBERT KELLY VERNON KINNEY THOMAS KNEUBUHLER DENNIS LAKE PATRICIA LENGACHER PENNY LENGACHER REYNOLD LENGACHER RICK LESSING 99 GREGORY LOTHAMER MARY LOTHAMER lARRY LYONS JAMES McCURDY 1970 . . . 139 sophomores ... as ' upper- underclassmen ' vastly superior to the freshmen . . . our own reserve football team has great season . . . build float for a Warrior Safari . . . pep sessions . . . chilly football evenings . . . dances . . . girls can wear slacks to school! . we ' re geometry and biology students . elect reserve cheerleaders . . . many get driver ' s licenses ... 4th year hopes crushed in county tourney . . . wrestling is new sport . . . TPing and Chinese fire- drills . . . Sophomore Supermen almost conquer . . . time to order class rings . . . and . . . second year was over . . . r OW PAMEIA McKEE ROGER MADDEN DAVID MEADOWS KEITH MENDENHALL JOHN MESSMANN 100 MARGIE MESSMANN MARSHA MESSMANN CATHY MILLER ROGER MOEHRING SUSAN MOORE DEBORAH MOSER PAMELA M -ERS STEVEN NELSON RICHARD OSTHEIIV4ER 1971 . . . the class of ' 73 returns, fin- ally, as upperclassmen . . . admire brand new class rings . . . first WHS bonfire ... a rainy Homecoming . . . college-bound shocked by Pre-SAT test . . . turn salesmen for magazine drive . . . . intently watch mock elections and other senior activities . . . always thinking, Next year, that ' ll be us . . . new cheers to learn ... a new team to support . . . high boots and maxi coats . . . girls ask guys for first Sadie Haw- kins dance . . . class play, CHAR- LEY ' S AUNT smash hit . . , SAT tests confirm worst fears . . . participate in WHS ' s first mini-courses . . . with juniors doing everything from judo to gourmet cooking ... 12 are named to National Honor Society ... a year ' s preparation ends with prom, A Time for Us . . . watch seniors preparing for graduation with mixed feelings . . . last days of May . . . we ' re seniors! JOHN PARKER SUSAN PARKEP TERESA PLANK RAY RAYNOR RONALD REI CHART PAUL RHODES LARRY RICHARDS PAUL RICHARDSON MARK ROEMKE ROSE ROEMKE MAUNA ROGERS ROBERT SCHAPER MARK SCHEUMANN WILLIAM SCHLINK JOSEPH SCHWARTZ ROBERT SCOTT RICHARD SHUMAN DAN SMELTZER BECKY SMITH 102 JOYCE STOPHER LARRY STRATMEIER FRANK THOMPSON KEITH THOMPSON MICHAEL TILL JAMES VOELKER MARY VONDERAU RITA WATSON ARI£NE WENTE CORA YODER JANEEN YODER BILI£A YOUNG DARRELL ZOLUNGER GEORGANNA WEST MARCIA WESTRICK 1972 ... we return to WHS for last time . . . get to initiate freshmen (Were we ever that dumb?) . . . last football season . . . McDonald ' s . . . last Homecoming . . . parties and signs for mock elections . . . Grunge Day . . . senior pictures . . . ARSENIC AND OLD LACE ... 3 no-school ice days! . . . college applications . . . mea- sured for caps and gowns (Already?) . . . Christmas vacation . . . then it ' s 1973 . . . cramming for finals . . . shrink vests . . . 30 flared jeans . . . peace in Vietnam . . . order announce- ments . . . tears, cheers, and hysteria as we beat Leo . . for first time . . , . . first musical . closes school . . , only 32 more days windows favorite pasttime prom . . . graduation practice . . . May 27 and the long struggle is over for the Class of ' 73 . . . mixed feelings of joy and sadness . . . now it ' s all a memory, so much a part of our life . . . and never to be forgotten. Not pictured: Eric King, Michael Smitley, Ron Ringenberg, Ron Badders Calvin Richhart in sectional final walk to Coliseum . , . March blizzard spring vacation . . . . . looking out enjoy the 103 ItbttHUAT b MlblAKta, TODArS UNDERSTANDING, Valedictorian-Amy Collins Salutatorian-John Messmann 104 Rev. J. R. Lehman Rev. Armin C. Oldsen Go gently t±irough the years, But go in strength. Don ' t be ashamed of tears, Of anger or of fears. For they ' re a part of you and you ' re alive. Go firmly through the night. But go in peace. Know for yourself what ' s right. Keep all your goals in sight. For they ' re a part of you and you ' re alive. Walk bravely through each day. And go in pride. Show that you know the way In things you do and say, For they ' re a part of you and you ' re alive. Climb mountains while you may And sing your songs. Start living everyday. It won ' t be long before you Turn around and wonder Where life ' s gone. 105 .. f- XnM., a pi Q x j : . . :; : ' !6  « d 14 , i€ .5 , .-- ■ ■il rrta - - U J tijaC , g I i 108 Cynthia Adams Jan Amstutz Jeff Amstutz Tiara Anderson Cheryl Applegate Greg Armbruster Mark Bailey Douglas Baumert Phillip Beachy Matthew Beerbower Bruce Bennett Gary Bohren James Bordner Denny Bowling Jay Brandenberger Rebecca Bremer Tina Brenneman Melody Bridge Margaret Brown Sandra Brunson Rose Copsey Debra David Cindy Delagrange Donna Jane Delagrange Donna Jean Delagrange Sally Delagrange William Ehinger Karen Ehresman Sandra Emenhiser Charles Fawley Kim Fetters Scott Foss Dennis Fry Linda Gehring Joette Gerbers Michael Gerbers Joanne Gruber Beverly Gustin Jeannine Hamm Marguerite Hamman Elaine Hartmann Vasilios (Bill) Hatzigeorgiou Becky Haver Genry Helmke Maria Henderson Debbie Hesse Diana Hirsch Chris Hissong 110 Joan Hockemeyer Betty Hoerr Wayne Herman Fay Hughes Shannon Inlow Judy Kashner Kim Kasner Dennis Kees Marcia Kees Thomas Keller Kathy King Todd Klopfenstein Juniors Dream of 74 Trudy Knapp Paul Koble Connie Krauter David Krohn Joy Kuehnert Maria Kurtz Jo Ann Ladig Kim Lantz Les Lengacher Ronald Loth am er David McDaniel Susan McKay Terry McNamara Carlotta Maddex Mark Malfait Fred K ' eadows Randy Messman Carol Miller .V ' i A p 111 Ray Schone Marie ne Schwartz Alan Sears Dave Sell Bill Miller Linda Myers Jeff Nelson Paula Nelson Brad Niccum Dean Niccum Mike Novinger Dan Parker Tom Peters Terry Powell Randy Radke Jeff Reeb Dave Reichhart Gary Ringenberg Robert Rose Jeff Ruckman Debbie Savieo Karen Schaefer Beth Stieglitz Sue Stieglitz Carolyn Stopher Grace Thomas Jim Thompson Mary Thompson Margaret Till Calvin Ulmer Jan Van Horn Carla Warford Joni Warner Sue Warner Terry Warner Gary Weirauch Stan Werling Buck West John Wiesehan Ned Wolf Tim Sipe Ron Smith Penny Springer Debra Stetler 112 Juniors . . . finally becoming upperclassmen . . . and taking on many new responsibilities . . . sell magazines as class project . . . elect their first Homecom- ing attendants . . . become var- sity cheerleaders and basketball players . . . receive their class rings . . . eleven juniors become National Honor Society members . . . spend a fun morning tak- ing SAT tests . . . sweep game and costunie championships as junior Juveniles in class tourney ' . . . help present ONCE UPON A MATTRESS . . . work and more work goes into their plan- ning of the Junior-Senior Prom . . . making decisions about colleges and careers . . . pre- paring for their position next year as leaders of the school . . . and moving toward their final year of 1974 . . . 113 Tom Albrecht Rex Amstutz Pam Bailey Bev Bandelier Shelly Bandy Patty Basham Dana Bauer Byron Becker Becky Beltz Kirk Bertsche Rick Biddlecome Robert Blakley Kim Blevins Kay Bollier Bryan Brames John Bremer Steve Bremer Jane Bruns Lee Ann Burrier Roger Busche Ralph Calhoun Craig Carpenter Gordon Chapman John Chilcote Kim Clark Keith Clevenger Sam Connor Kathy DeBolt Beth Delagrange Penny Delagrange Debbie Doctor Judy Dodane 114 Gayleen Fisher Mark Fogle Clayton Franke Joy Fuelling Greg Garrison Kathy Gehring Brent Gerbers Dean Gerig Dennis Gerig Jennie Gerig Onalee Gerig Alan Gilford Brian Gilford Kent Goeglein Gail Gorrell Pani Gorrell Gail Hadley Gary Hammond Judy Hanefeld Tom Harris Pat Hartmann Dennis Heath Connie Hirsch Debbie Hirsch Sharon Drayer Bonnie Eager Margaret Eager Jeff Ehle Mike Ehle Lori Ehresman Homer Elrod Rick Eubank Kevin Fick Rick Fick Kathy Hockemeyer Bonnie Hoeppner Chris Hoeppner Norm Hoeppner Dennis Hughes Scott Hughes Shelley Jackson Elaine Johnson Ronald Kammeyer Ruth Kern Kathy Kleman Denise Kneubuhler James Koble Tliomas Lantz Jeff Lehman Craig Leonard Barry Lessing Cheryl Lothamer Danny McKay Doris McMaster Debra Mendenhall Brenda Messman Jeanne Messman Martha Meyer Berry Miller Michael Miller Rex Moehring Etta Monhollen Mark Moore ( J I V -V g} i ' Lora Myers Cindy Nelson Robert Nelson Mary Nietert Susan Nusbaum Robin Persyn Lonnie Powell James Radford Eugene Reddin Dale Rekeweg Gary Remenschneider Diane Richhart John Ringenberg Joanne Roehling Brian Roemke Renee Rogers Phil Sarrazine Kathy Schaper Debra Schenk Linda Schleisser Lois Schlink Myrita Seevers Kerry Shanebrook Deborah Shuman 116 Sophomores . . . now get the privelege of looking down on freshmen . . . represented by reserve cheerleaders . . . growing more accustomed to the life at Woodaln . . . take second place in float competition . . . become leaders in clubs and organizations . . . many take part in musi- cal . . . all turn ' Soul Brothers ' for class tour- ney . . . show spirit in backing Warriors . . . choose class rings . . . uniting, growing , learn- ing together . . . moving toward ' 75 ' . . . Carol Singleton Wendy Skekloff Lois Smeltzer Joel Smith Kevin Smithhart Susan Snyder Jerry Spindler Linn Stoller Ronald Stopher Patricia Thomas Joanne Thompson Linda Vardaman Barry Vestal Larry Vestal Steve Von Gunten John Warner Barbara Wells Tamara WTieeler Shirley White Julie Wiesehan Brian Witte Andrew Yoder Dennis Yoder Jeffery Yoder Not pictured: Olen Richer Samson Richer Tom Herndon Joann Stutzman 117 Jon Albrecht Neil Applegate Dawn Armbruster Robert Amos Lisa Babcock Larry Basham Jeff Baumert Joellen Bellis Michael Bennett Susan Brames Dave Bremer Lisa Brenneke € . A i : ex ' Mark Brenneman Tamara Bridge Harold Burger Cindy Daniel Tina DeBolt Brad Delagrange Linda Delagrange Lynn Delagrange Max Delagrange Sam Dix Ronald Doctor Diane Dodane z; Jeff Doehrmann Susan Doehrmann Martha Ehinger Susan Ehle John Ely Kathryn Emenhiser Daniel Fawley Roxanne Foss Vickie Fry Kim Garner Sara Gerbers Jill Gerig fl Janice Glasser Lynn Gruber Kevin Guillaume Tom Harris Corinne Henderson Rick Hertig Mark Hetrick Kevin Hirsch Vicki Hirsch Calvin Hissong Linda Hoeppner William Hoerr 118 Thomas Howey Timothy Hughes Shirl Husted Dan Inlow Shawn Inlow John K ammeyer Jill Kelly Dan Kimmel Sheryl King Bruce Klein an Deborah Knoblauch Steve Koch Freshmen ... 75 Jim Loth am er Lonnie Lothamer Dennis McCann Tina McKee Karen Malfait William Meadows Kenneth Melvin Sue Mendenhall Baline Mussmann Deborah Messmann Janelle Messman Linda Miller 119 ■_) Pi f | M t O f ' (S Lucy Miller Philip Miller John Mohr Randy Mohr Steven Nahrwold Karen Nicholson Christine Nowak Sandra Ort Jim Parker Kevin Pautsch Wayne Pinckney Daniel Potts Edwin Potts Vicky Potts Marty Powell Cathy Reeves Jane Rich David Roehling Mark Rosene Steve Rosener Stephanie Savage Bonda Schaper Ray Schenk Jon Scheumann Leora Schwartz Steve Sell Sam Shaheen Louis Sheets Danne Shuman Cheryl Sisson Randy Smith Anna Smitley George Sowles Leon Steury Larry Stevenson Lynn Stieglitz Mark Summers Thomas Till Terri Treadway Gregory Troyer Kent Urbine Don Vardaman Steve Vardaman Steve Voelker Rebecca Webb Randy Weirauch David Wells 120 Julie Welty Edgar West John Whitcraft Anthony Wiedemann Joyce Wiesehan Deanne Witte Denise Woebbeking Michelle Woebbeking Marianne Woodring Jay Yoder Shirley Zekr Dean Zollinger Freshmen not pictured: Tom Fisher Judy Stutzman Freshmen. . . the new members of Woodlan, . . looked down upon by all other classes. . . a little bewildered at first. . . get lost a few times. . . but soon get into the swing of things. . . electing their first class officers. . .joining clubs. , . suffering initiation into FHA. . . learning their first foreign language. . . building first place Homecoming float. . . showing great spirit in backing the Warriors. . . taking Drivers ' Training. . . becoming Fresh- man Connection for their first class tourney. . .working togeth- er toward their goal of 1976. 121 Gregory Albrecht Dan Amstutz Debra Applegate Cheryl Arens Jerri Badders Steven Bailey Christina Baker Eric Bandy Kevin Baumert Shari Becker Susan Biddlecome Gregory Bordner Mary Bottoms Rick Bowling Jill Brenneman David Brittingham Bryan Brown Sue Brunson Laura 1 Bush Nedra Chapman Mike Clark Eileen Collins Br end a Connor Linda Connor Ricky Cummins Mary DeBolt Kent Delagrange Kevin Delagrange Lora Delagrange Susan Eubank Kevin Farmer Richard Fry Kellee Garner Michele Gerig Rodney Gerig Sharon Gingerich Lisa Glenn Ricky Gustin Jolene Hamm Rex Harris Bruce Hemdon Ricky Hissong Fred Hoerr Tammy Hughes Sandy Jackson Tim Klopfenstein Charles Knapp Mike Krakaowski 122 Roger Lake Amos Lengacher Joseph Lengacher Carla Leonard Scott Lessing Lynn Lopsliire Tim McNamara James Maddex Thomas Miller Linda MonhoUan Deborah Murray Kathy Niccum Randy Oglesbee Scott Pinney Karla Powell Kenneth Powell Darcy Raleigh Bonnie Reddin Thomas Rhoades Lisa Richards Galen Richhart Colby Ruckman Gregory Savieo Einanuel Schwartz Robert Smead David Smith Richard Smith |gi Junior Highs Add Their Beat 123 f - IF fn ?i 4 i i L Tim Smith Kent Spindler Frank Springer Jeff Stieglitz Renee Stieglitz Mike Terry Roger Thomas Jim Thompson Matt Thompson Randy Treadway Kelly Wells Randy Wells Mitch Westrick Greg Whitcraft Dennis Wolfe Alice Woodring Debbie Woods Mary Yoder Larry Zehr A I 124 Tanya Anderson Larry Applegate David Arens David Arnett Lisa Arnos Jeffrey Bailey Vicki Baker Cecil Basham Julie Blakley William Bledsoe Michael Bordner Larry Brueggemann Vickie Buchan Cheryl Burger Carol Calhoun Diane Chilcote Shari Clark George Clevenger Cami Coe Carol Coomer Jeanie Cummins Mike Danner Dana Delagrange Julie Delagrange Daniel Dilley Bet±y Dix Dave Dodane Mike Duncan Brenda Ehle James Ehle Brent Elliott Lynette Emenhiser Darrel Fanning Cindy Fogle Laura Foss Gary Fry Kenneth Gould Karen Gruber Babette Grueb Karl Grueb Mary Hadley Kimberly Harding 125 Todd Harris Susan Heath Joseph Hesse Lanny Hissong Bonnie Hoerr Patricia Howey . . Constance Hughes Sharnian Inlow Diane Johns Sharon Kammeyer Terry Kashner Kandice Ketteman Becky Koble Becky Kurtz Aaron Lengacher «r V 0 k Bethene Lengacher Mona Lengacher Christine Litnier Dennis Lothamer Stuart McCann Mitai McKee Kathy Malfait Keith Malfait Michael Mason M Katherine Melvin Rick Miller Sharon Miller Steve Alan Miller Steven Jay Miller Denise Mitchell Gary Murray Mark Myers Catherine Nolt Joni Nusbaum Ceri Oglesbee Brenda Pizana Brent Pizana 126 Audrey Plank Steven Potts Kimberly Reichenbach Jeffrey Rhoads Gary Reichhart Jack Ringenberg Dwight Savage Kenneth Schenk Edwin Schwartz Miriam Schwartz Judy Scott Monty Seeley Melody Seevers Ronald Sell Judith Shuman Duane Sipe Brad Sisson Jon Skekloff Dennis Smith Wayne Snyder Tina Spieth Linda Steury Maureen Stiebeling Brenda Stopher Gary Stopher Dean Stutzman Eldon Thomas Tammy Thompson Cynthia Troyer Michael Weiss Marcia Wails Michael Westrick Kevin Wilder Timothy Wolfe Evelyn Woodring Roland Yoder Darcy Young Vanessa Wiggin Not pictured: Emanuel Eicher 127 MR. WETZEL Vicki Bonjour Terry Delagrange Dana Douglas Patricia Douglas Paul Easterday Jackie Hemmelgarn Kris KoLkman Special Education f Tamara Kuhn Robert Reichhart Marcia Sites Randy West 128 ' -7 Slow me down, Lord- Ease the pounding of my heart by the quieting of my mind. Steady my hurried pace with a vision of the eternal reach of time. Give me, amidst the confusion of my day, the calmness of the everlasting hills. Break the tension of my nerves and muscles with the soothing music of the singing streams that live in my memory. Help me to know the magical restoring power of sleep. Teach me the art of taking minute vacations, of slowing down to look at a flower, to chat with a friend, to pat a child, to read a few lines from a good book. Slow me down. Lord, and inspire me to send my roots into the soil of life ' s enduring values, that I may grow toward the stars of my great destiny. Anonymous E M GRAIN, INCORPORATION GRAIN - FEED - FERTILIZER - SEED - CHEMICALS Ashland Petroleum Products Custom Grain Drying and Griding Private Storage or Government Warehouse Receipt Bulk Blending Fertilizer Plant Phones: Edgerton Office 623-3381 (Monroeville) 632-4284 (Woodburn) Monroeville Office 623-3138 136 Yerk Seed Service Growers Distributors of Migro Hybrids MV Seeds SUPER CROST SEED Paul E. Smith Phone: 657-5240 Hicksville, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 73 Kenneth Rekeweg R.R.I Woodburn, Indiana Gustin ' s Custom Slaughtering Complete Meat Processing Slaughtering by Appointment Phone: 657-5625 CARGILL SEED CORN MILAN MIST CHINCHILLAS 7034 Thimlar Road New Haven 657-5295 The MDQ Brand M-ore D-ependable Q-uality Breeding Stock Small Fur Pieces (Made to order) Custom Cages and Equipment Donald D. Cathleen Joy Harris 137 ' ©2729 7 ' 24 hour TOWINO SERVICE YODER BODY SHOP Complete Auto Body Repair Corvette Specialists Bus. Phone- 542-8515 Ft. Wayne Rd. Noah- 542-8765 Kenny- 542-8697 Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Your Ford Dealer Since 1913 MEANS BODY SHOP Paul R. and Duke Augspurger Woodburn, Indiana Lynn Means, Owner Box 174 Phone: 632-5212 STEVE ' S PHILLIPS 66 Grabill, Indiana 46741 Hwy. 37 West of Harlan Tires, Batteries, Accessories Phone: 627-5512 Phone: 657-5165 We Give TV Stamps 140 V: GRABILL BANK The Bank Built by Its Friends Complete Banking Services for You Banking Hours: Monday Friday 9:00-6:00 P.M. T.V. 8:30-9:00 Tuesday Thursday 9:00-3:00 P. M. T.V. 8:30-9:00 Saturdays 9:00-12:00 Noon T.V. 8:30-12:00 Closed All Day on Wednesdays Grabill Indiana Phone: 627-2143 141 4 1  ' Tt% ° BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS! Letterpress and Offset Printing of All Kinds Newspapers, Magazines, Booklets Business Forms, Letterheads Envelopes, Business Cards Wedding Announcements and Napkins COURIER PRINTING COMPANY Woodburn 632-4348 Phones Grabill 627-2728 Publishers of Woodburn Booster and Cedar Creek Courier Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Dick- -Editors BRIDGES TV APPLIANCE Sales Service Phones: 627-2918 or 627-3016 Leo, Indiana SHELLER GLOBE CORPORATION Grabill, Indiana 144 JOHN.PEERE, WOODBURN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Jolin Deere Farm Equipment Woodburn, Indiana Phone: 632-4912 Family Shopping Center Supermarket - Variety NORM ' S MART Woodburn, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 73 Bridge Agri-Services Inc. Woodburn, Indiana VILLA MOTEL Efficiency Apartments Sleeping Rooms Day-Week- Month U.S. 24 N. of Town Larry and Mary Ann Baumle Phone: 632-4364 145 HERMAN KNOBLAUCH Bulldozing- Excavation Sewer Construction Building Foundation Removal Septic Tank Filterbed Installation Trenching Driveway Construction HARLAN H K Landscaping Backhoe Service V General Hauling CHURCH ACCOUNTING Stone -Dirt -Sand Phone Woodburn OF CHRIST R l V 632-5213 Meets State Road Woodburn, 37 West - - Indiana Tax Return Specialists Personal- Farm- Business 2nd house West of 101 on U.S. 24 Phone: 632-4898 One Faith- -The Faith One Baptism- -Immersion One Creed- -The Bible One Foundation- -Jesus Christ One Headquarters --Heaven COME WORSHIP WITH BREMER ' S HOME GARDEN STORE US Phone: 657-5147 Simplicity Sales Service Let Us Solve Your Lawn Garden Problems 1335 Highway 14 East New Haven, Indiana 146 COMPLIMENTS OF ••• Martin Lengacher GENERAL CONTRACTOR (Serving the TRTSTATE Area) = HICKSVILLE, OHIO, R.R.I = • Harlan, Indiana PHone 657-5428 147 HOMES ■ ' ' ■ ' ■■■ ' ■■■ ' ■ - ' nl DELAGRANGE AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1409 Lincoln Highway East, New Haven, Indiana 46774 GEORGE LENGACHER SONS General Contractors Route 1 New Haven, Indiana Phone: 657-5403 COMPLIMENTS OF AMOS LENGACHER BUILDER, INC. Grabill, Indiana 46741 Phone: 627-2511 148 STAR CONSTRUCTION MARDON REAL ESTATE Custom Built Homes Buying or Selling? On Your Lot Or Ours Try Us! We ' ll try for you! Free Estimates Delbert Delagrange 657-5409 Don and Marquita Hertig Sam Delagrange 632-4673 Harlan, Indiana Jake Yoder 632-4603 657-5536 To The CLASS OF ' 73 Quality Graduates Desire Quality Homes B ID E L- A [ R VVr J Gl E H Sales Office 1826 Berwick Lane New Haven, Indiana Phone: 749-5121 149 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 73 FRED VONDERAU ELECTRIC 3714 Thurman Road Ny W P Well Drillers Phone: 749-1827 .R. 2 BEST WISHES New Haven, k Indiana TO THE GOOD LUCK Phone: CLASS OF CLASS OF ' 73 749-2320 ' 73 from GRABILL LUMBER Dean Rogers 657-5634 D D CARPET State Road 37 Harlan, Indiana Dave Hertig 657-5622 AMOS ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERING NEEDS SCHWARTZ Masonary Hours 1:00 to 5:00 Week Days 9:00 to 4:00 Saturdays . 6:30 to 9:00 Tues. Fri. Evening brueggemann y LUMBER Contractor y ' BUILDER ' S R.R. 1 SUPPLY INC. Milan Center, Woodburn, Indiana Indiana Phone: 749-1928 Phone: 657-5185 R.R. ' New Haven, Indiana 152 LUMBER, of NEW HAVEN, vc . 1409 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST NEW HAVEN, INDIANA 46774 EDWARD E. MOORE AND SON CUSTOM TILE DRAINAGE ° REFINED WATER REFIN MAT IC Automatic appliance softens water, , and cleans it, too. for the = good, clean CURTIS C. GRABER PLUMBING HEATING Rt. 1 Woodburn, Indiana 46797 Phone: 657-5693 CUSTOM BUILT KITCHENS HARLAN CABINETS, INC, P.O. Box 307 Harlan, Indiana 46743 Phones: (219) 657-5154 and 657-5155 153 Compliments of Richard W. Emme, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 Delagrange Electric Vern Delagrange 1409 Lincoln Highway East New Haven, Indiana J. S. SHEPHERD, O.D. Optometrist 1003 Lincoln Highway East Phone 749-1025 New Haven, Indiana 46774 Federspiel Photography Commercial Portraits - Weddings New Haven, Indiana 46774 Compliments of FABRICON PRODUCTS A Division of Eagle -Picher Industries, Inc. Grabill, Indiana Linda ' s Gifts and Flowers For all Occasions Linda Messman 3535 Becker Road Woodburn, Indiana 46797 Call 632-5469 WESTHAVEN FLORAL INC. 207 W. Loncoln Hwy. New Haven, Ind. Phone 749-5180 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 Stetler ' s Antiques ' General Line Buy and Sell John, Gaylen and Kim Stetler Highway 101 (next to bowling alley) Woodburn, Indiana 46797 156 Hockemeyer Getting Funeral Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service Box 305 Harlan, Indiana 46743 Best Wishes to the Woodlan Seniors MOORMAN MFG. COMPANY Harold Rediger - Salesman Box 35 Phone 627-2967 Grabill, Indiana SOUDER ' S HOME CENTER One of the Midwest ' s Largest Country Furniture Stores Grabill, Indiana 157 Compliments of MARLIN BOATS-DIVISION OF SUPERIOR PLASTICS - Family Ski Boats - Harlan, Indiana Phone 219-657-5151 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ' 73 WOODBURN DIAMONDS DIE, INC. 158 Ruhl Home Furnishings Everything Country Bazaar Gifts for all occasions for the Ornamental Iron Well -Appointed Home U.S. 24 E. HARLAN New Haven, DRY GOODS C0. ,„,.,„, FABRICS AND Webster Road COUNTRY 749-2448 HOUSE FASHIONS 37 North CUSTOM SEWING MAPLEWOOD PLAZA Phone 657-5108 Phone 485-8812 Ft. Wayne, Indiana 46805 Scherer Fabrics, Inc. Fabrics, Notions n i n n m and R. L. Barrett Store Pfaff Necchi Sewing Machines 717 Broadway Sales and Service Maplewood Plaza W % Market . .... „_ .,„ Hicksville, Ohio Highway 37 NE X Open 7 days a week 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Quality Meats Friendly Service 159 VM Shoe Store New Haven, Indiana Kline ' s Young Fashions Del Mart Plaza New Haven, Indiana 46774 Quality Children ' s Apparel Birth through 14 3-15 Young Juniors 6-14 Missy Phone 749-1811 Where everybody is somebody and Jesus Christ is Lord. HOLY TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH State Road 37 East of Harlan, Indiana Aksel C. Larsen, Pastor Schmucker ' s Produce Fresh in Season 3 4 mile west 2 mile east of U.S. 37 of Milan Center on Doty Rd. on Doty Rd. North side of road SHOP ALL THE WAY at KAMMEYER ' S IGA Antwerp, Ohio Love ' s Meat Market and Grocery We Custom Cut Roast, Steaks, Chops, Lunchmeats Freezer Beef is our Specialty R.R. 2 Grabill, Indiana Cuba Rd. Highway 37 Phone: 657-5109 HARLAN CORNER STORE Fountain Service Sandwiches Package Drugs Gifts Photo Service Greeting Cards Harlan, Indiana Phone 657-5476 160 GRABILL HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS A Good Place to Trade Since 1930 of We Are The Friendly Ones E. Harper Son Funeral Home Grabill, Indiana 939 Main Street 627-2012 New Haven, Indiana C C SUPERMARKET Grabill, Indiana The Friendly Supermarket FRESH MEAT IS OUR SPECIALTY 161 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS to the Lewis and Amanda Delagrange Jan, Beth BEST CLASS EVER The Commercial Club CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ' 73 and Best Wishes for your future Pond-a-River Golf Course Phone 632-5481 Chilcote Family COMPLIMENTS of Al Norma Hadley Robyn-Susan- Lisa -Tim LEO RECREATION Bowl for Fun! Bowl and Keep Young! (Our customers range from 9 to 9x9) We offer instruction and sanctioned leagues from bantam and juniors upward. Your support helps us. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of ' 73 COME SEE US 164 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ' 73 Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. DuWan Dr. J.D. Parker and Family Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 73. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ' 73 and Best Wishes for your future Mr. and Mrs. Clair Anderson tlongTatulations, Gang Right on, 1973. Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Potts and Dan Colonial Pizza Rib K-Mart North GOOD LUCK STUDENTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 73 Three Kings Tavern The Place Where Food is Served Fit for a King. Ribs -Steaks Sea Foods -Chicken Liquor -Beer -Wine Family Room 639-9314 Hoagland Indiana Haufman House Maplewood Plaza 485-5015 Washington Square 484-8960 Pizza-Chicken Fish-Submarines FIVE POINTS RESTAURANT 165 W-CLUB SUPPORTS SPORTS GOOD LUCK TEAM of 73 ir : 2 1 Cu9 V T A A W r 71- 168 Our Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1973 The B.F. Goodrich Tire Company Woodburn, Indiana 169 mm INT m :: India lie CLASS 01 FROM THE POW wow STi Compliments of: Fran Don Gundy Wbodburn, Indiana Congratulations and love. Amy. Lwo, Big Boy, General George, So Nice, Li ' l Kid, Charlegmane, Rasputin, the Weasels, Linus, Timothy, Two Bits, T. O. , Peckerhead, Terry, Toby, Mr. O ' Mealy, Soul Baby, Snoopy, Sir James, Simon Mouse, Miss Lucy Dale, Wilhelm, Baby Tiger, Benjy, Barney the Boys, Abraham, Toby II, Coco, Sally, Mimi BoBe, Nonnie Bo be. Fairy Elf, Trapped Rat, Us. That ' s heavy man! Way to go, to OUR Super Cool Class of 1973. Victor Debbie FHA wishes the best of luck to the graduating seniors as they look Toward New Horizons Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rekeweg and Family CLEAR VIEW FARM Registered Guernseys Woodburn, Indiana Congratulations to the Super Groovy Class of 1973 Rev. Mrs. Harold W. 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