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

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Swing Choir liosts first Invitational Bluffton placed First. Southern Wells placed a very close second . rti .A, —41 Jerry Ehle and Kathleen McNamara practice for Invitational . Woodlan Swing Choir hosted the first area Invitational in April . Bluffton, Southern Wells , and West Noble received trophies for the top three places , and all other participants received plaques for participating. At the host school, Woodlan Swing Choir sang Get Happy, Rock Island Line, and Rhythmn of Life while the judges tallied their votes . West Noble placing third was a joy to all . Swing Choir Contest 27

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Swing Choir places third at Bluffton Composed of 26 people plus a piano player, the Swing Choir was hampered by its usual annual events because of the weather. In the fall they performed at the Bluffton Street Fair where they placed third. However, in February, they were snowed in so they could not attend the area Swing Choir contest held at Snider High School. Besides singing at contests the Swing Choir sang for banquets, private parties and Nursing Homes . Swing Choir sings ' ' Rhythm of Life ' ' as their finale song at the Bluffton Street Fair The Woodlan Swing Choir 26 Swing Choir

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Agatha Christie comes to Woodlan TEN LITTLE INDIANS, written by Agatha Christie, refers to the cluster of statuettes on the mantelpiece of a weird country house on an island off the coast of Devon, To this mortuary, eight assorted guests are invited for a weekend by a mysterious host. The guests have never met one another before, nor have they met their employer. While they are exchanging data about themselves and their host (who has sent word he will not arrive until the next day) , one of the ten little Indians statuettes topples off the mantelpiece and breaks , Then the excitement begins and never lets down until the final curtain. The murderer ' s first victim, Anthony Marston (Tab Bockelman) . William Blore (Larry Stoller) , Emily Brent (LeAnn Ehle) , and Sir Lawrence Wargrave (Todd Harris) discuss the murder of Mrs. Rogers . General Mackenzie (Jim Ehle) confesses to the murder of his wife ' s lover. Cast concentrates on staying in character. 28 Ten Little Indians