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

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1. Members of the Swing Choir became close friends and enjoy- ed going places as a group. 2. The Swing Choir members are from the top: J. Kurtz, B. Kurtz, L. Ehle, K. Baumert, P. Hockemeyer, B. Hock- emeyer, L. Stoller, L. Babcock, M. Scher, J. Ehle, B. Schaper, L. Delagrange, K. Baumert, D. Messmann, M. Hiebert , S. Gerbers, M. Westrick, S. Brunson, R. Mohr, S. Doehrmann, J. Stieg- litz, R. Persyn, T. Treadway, and K. Willinger. Standing on the floor are: C. Hamman, J. Gerig, S. Nahr- wold, M. Koenemann, K. Farmer, D. Fawley, L. Stieglitz, and S. Voelker. 3. Girls Glee Club in their new white robes. 4. Junior High Choir. 29

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Choirs on the move Swing Choir, direct- ed by Miss Marlene Ever- son, started its year by tying for first in the Bluffton Street Fair. Some of their many other performances were for Country Club, Summit Club, the Demo- cratic convention, and various organizations in the area. On May 3 the choir gave Woodlan ' s first Swing Choir Con- cert. The success of these performances al- lowed them to have a lovely banquet on May 22. Girls Glee and Junior High Choir sang beautifully throughout the year and received superior ratings at contest. 28

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Publication members have visions of writing The 1975-76 yearbook staff had nine members, an unusually low amount of members in relation to other groups at Wood- Ian. Yet all staff mem- bers were dedicated to making this book a good one. Approximately 55 hours of work per week went into the creation of the book. The staff members often came in on Saturday mornings to complete layouts to meet the four spring dead- lines. This year ' s book sold for $4. 50. It cost more than $4,000 to print and publish the 1975-76 yearbook. $2,200 in advertisements were sold so that Woodlan could afford a 160 -page yearbook. All publica- tion members participat- ed in selling ads. Visions was chosen by staff members as the theme for the yearbook. perhaps meaning visions of happiness, etc. . . . The Pow Wow staff had a total of 14 members who in some way parti- cipated in making the school newspaper. The staff put in approximate- ly 40 hours of work per issue. The staff had to write and type copy and headlines and then de- cide on style of layout. 1. 1975-76 Yearbook staff mem- bers: Mrs. K. Stolz, adviser, R. Mobr, C. Bartlett, M. Summers, S. Dix, editor, N. O ' Neill, J. Cummins, photo editor, and B. Franke. 2. 1975-76 Pow Wow staff mem- bers: Front row:. T. McKee, editor, D. Miller, editor, T. Lothamer, R. Jones, C. Arens, J. Glasser, T. Phillips, D. Applegate, editor, and L. Glenn. Back row: B. Franke, B. Brown, M. Steury, D. Vardaman, and Mrs. K. Stolz, adviser. The school newspaper was sold every two weeks and the cost for one issue was 10 cents. Special editions were the Christmas issue, Valentine issue, and the Senior issue. The paper is printed here at Woodlan by Mrs. Alice Wallace, the East Allen County Schools printer. ■M