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

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e4 fi5.fe8b 4 f m § %M.. ., ' m ' i ' : Top Right: An unidentified ref- eree tosses his little yellow piece of cloth into the air. It ' s amazing that such a small thing could cause so much commotion. Top Left: (Right to Left) J. Smith, D. Yoder, T. Smith, M. Thompson sit and wait their chance at Car- roll at Homecoming. Bottom: The Woodlan High School 1974 Football Team coached by L. Etzler, E. Delong, M. Amstutz and G. Martin. Managers]. Doehrman and G. Chapman. This year ' s record: nine wins and one loss. in fighting for possession of a little ball that will never .be the same again after tonight. We shall use that ball as the instrument to gam supremacy. It is the symbol of our being stronger, more intelligent and talented. So tonight, on that field, I shall be thinking of how I am going to smash the enemy. But the thoughts that go before, those are the ones that win the game. Varsity Football 15

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. S; J r ak L Top Left: B. Fuzy, J. Lehman, D. Yoder relax before practice. Top Middle: B. Gerbers at the Home- stead game. Top R.ight: K. Shanebrook is happy, sweaty, and tired after Woodlan ' s victory at Homestead. Bottom Left: The de- fense lines up against Carroll at Homecoming. Bottom Middle: R. Schenk and J. Scheumann bash heads in a pregame drill. We Started Out Good and Became Best Sitting here thinking of tonight, thoughts in my mind are of fear, defeat and victory. I feel as if I am in limbo. I shall try my best, but I am not sure of the outcome. I think of the people I shall be run- ning over, running down, running with. Some are people I have never seen before and may never see again, yet tonight they shall be my opponent or my teammate. I will join 14 Varsity Football

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Dugan Fry, quarter- back, said, If you would have looked at the reserve football team at the start of the season, you would have seen a state of total con- fusion. The team had never really practiced together. As soon as they played a couple of games, which they won, they started to click. And click they did, with a 7 win, 1 loss season. The loss came from Belmont one rainy night at WHS. With the ' 74 - ' 75 sea- son so successful, the next year ' s V. squad will be well equipped to keep WHS num- ber one. The Freshman football team faced their opponents; their eyes held no emotion, they faced a rival team wil- ling to try, and hoping to win. But as the season pro- gressed, the players became accustomed to their team- mates and the game. The year was full of competition and success - a memory of a Frosh season that will live on. f m Top R ight: M. Bennett comes off the field during a home game. Belov -. The 1974-75 Re- serve football team with a 7-1 record. Coaches E. Delong, G. Martin. Middle Right: The 1974- 75 Freshmen football team, with a 3-3-1 record. Coaches B. Mull, .M. Amstutz. Bottom Left: J. Cerbers, P. Hirsch, T. Klop- fenstein after their only loss of the season. Bottom Right: D. Amstutz, R. Gerig, R. Smead, T. Miller G K. O ' Keefe at the Nev Haven game. r.i«» It f f 9 . 4 ipB2f sap ji«e ' ES|5S 3 3 |4 ■ ifiW ' » ii 16 Reserve Frosh Football