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

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EVENTS EVENTS

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Students overcome life ' s many obstacles y Throughout the school year students encounter many visions of obsta- cles. Most obstacles are overcome easily. Some are not. Heavy snow falls, hard classes, teachers in a bad mood, and cars that won ' t start are just a few. Every time a student receives a failing grade it is another obstacle that must be overcome. Despite these obsta- cles school goes on. Visions come and go, memories are formed and that is what makes up Student Life. 1. M. Summers overcomes an obstacle to reach his car. 2. This plant growing out of the wall in Mrs. N. Ferdon ' s office overcame lack of soil. ] i

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Trikes pedal into Homecoming Homecoming ' 75 was filled with visions of tra- dition. As in past years three senior girls, Sue Menden- hall, Vickie Fry, and Ka- ren Malfait, were nomi- nated by the senior class as queen candidates. Fi- nally, after the first half, it was announced that the school had elected Sue homecoming queen for 1975. During half-time the marching band and drill squad performed, and the Woodlan cheerleaders sponsored the first tri- cycle race which was won by the Devil ' s Babies. Fourteen teams had com- peted for finalist positions. Winning the homecom- ing game has almost be- come a tradition, and the Warriors upheld it, beat- ing the Heritage Patriots 20-13. Following the game fans gathered in the gym for a cartoon and a classic horror film. 1. S. Mendenhall is crowned queen by her sister, Debbie, while T. Wiedemann, K. Malfait, and J. Kammeyer look on. 2. After winning trike race, Devil ' s Babies pose around their tricycle. Standing: T. Conroy, C. Bradtmueller, K. Leonard; Seated: S. Heath. 3. S. Heath strains toward the fin- ish line. ft i JBuWW,; T ' i P W ' lt p ' ! WW f 1 ! If,