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

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Seniors experience ' ' political scene Posters decorate walls all • VOTE Everything from cobras to green string beans to wambubug- gies appeared at the annual political Mock-Election. Five political parties, organized from all five U.S. Government classes, functioned under the supervision of Mr. John J. Briegel. The five parties adopted the following names; Tea Party, Cars Party, Rush Party, Super Party and Cobra Party. Each party used its own symbol and description to distinguish their party from Each party devoted much ::cion and preparation in order to obtain the student vote. All Presidential, Vice Presidential and Senatorial candidates nominated fulfilled the obligation of presenting a campaign speech in front of the whole student body. Presidential and Vice Presidential speeches lasted six minutes while the Senetorial candidates addressed a four minute speech. All class Representative candidates attend- ed different classes and spoke out on planks advocated by their parties. Prepartion began one week before the actual election day. Posters, pranks and propaganda were all used to lure the student vote one way or a- nother. After the Mock-Election end- ed, some candidates harbored hard feelings. On the other hand many candidates enjoyed the honor of being elected to the prospective office. Tea Party candidates prepare to give their campaign speeches. Scott Koch and Lori Peters give their Senatorial Address. 16 Mock-Election

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D ' PauI mystifies and astonishes seniors, Tim Amstutz and Wendy Hockemeyer, by selecting the correct key needed to unlock the handcuffs that bind them together. Jill Miller mocks the Harding Hawk at the Homecoming pep session. w Assemblies coincide with student pep To break up the scholastic routine, the Student Council sponsored several assemblies throughout the year. In October, D ' Paul amazed the students with feats of ESP and magic. Just before Christmas vacation, the Twosome Transfer enter- tained the school body with futuristic skits. January brought pantomimists, Micah and Laura, who astounded the audience with acts of illusion of solid walls and stairways. At the final assembly in March, John Schurman satirized and commented on society through song. During the football and basketball seasons, pep sessions provided the student body with an opportunity to cheer the teams onto victory prior to the big games. Energetic team Cheerleaders pitted classes against each other as to which class could yell the loudest. The results were never the same. 18 Pep Sessions, Assemblies