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

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««• 6tWIT The good times offered by activities gave us a time to relax and enjoy, an opportunity to become involved in whatever was important to us and created memories of events that filled high school days with more than books and problems. Activities produced events simply for the fun of it. Activities 13

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Foreign exchange student Ritva Savolainen puts needed supplies and books in her briefcase - a Finnish tradition. Senior Tamara Cummins is caught off guard as she looks up from studying in room 2 just in time to hear the camera click. Sophomore Lynne Shattuck and Tammie Gorrell prepare to ride bikes before joining a softball game in Havenwood Forest. 1 Sophomore Amy Scher and Mr. Jack Lee actively participate in one of the many Spirit Week activities by dressing uncoordinatedly on clash day . Swing choir members Larry StoUer and Robert Brown work on perfecting their performances for the contest in April. 12 Student Life

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Festivities marl Spirit Weel and Homecoming w Kathy Malfait flashes a happy smile at being cro ' ned Homecoming Queen of ' 78. One of the many things done for the Homecoming game was the selling of these pom-pon mums. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow underlined the theme of Homecoming. The festivities began with Spirit Week- a week of fun and frolic which created rising excite- ment and spirit for the culminating activities of the Homecoming game and dance . Faculty and students joined in the fun, supporting such ac- tivities as hall decor- ating, Old Folks Day, Farmer Day, and Brick Day. No one was immune to getting the brick. By the end of the week school spirit mounted at the football field to cheer the football team , to applaud the class floats and to congratu- late the queen crowTied at half-time. In spite of the pouring rain and cold, the Woodlan fans cheerfully supported Homecoming and helped conclude the festivities of the post game dance. Terrance Martin demonstrated his agility with a baby bottle during the Homecoming pep session.