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

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Devin Anderson rushes down the field try- ing to gain a first down with Mike Hetrick and Brent Werling running to protect him. Two of America ' s most favorite bears wait in the cafeteria for the return of their friends during spirit week. Homecoming 13

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Warriors Dim Kniglits ' Liglits Active, excited competition be- tween classes highlighted Home- coming Week to the theme Knock Out the Lights of the Nor- well Knights. Over 50% of the school personnel participated in the various activities which had been pre-chosen by the students. The uniforms of the days were: Monday: Blue and White Day Tuesday: Sweatshirts and Stuffed Animal Day Wednesday: Hats, Socks and Shades Day Thursday: Dress Down Day Friday: Dress Up Day Excitement mounted as stu- dents filed into the gym for the Friday afternoon pep session, fea- turing Mssster Woodlan Home- coming. All this enthusiasm and student participation boosted the morale of the team as they plunged into a well-fought battle against Norwell. In the first quarter of the game, it was evident that it was going to be a rough game. The Knights held 8th place in the state; how- ever, the Warriors ' determination to score over-came even the slightest thought of being intimi- dated. They ended the game with a 26-12 score. During the halftime activities, Denise Myers was crowned Homecoming Queen, and the sophomore class won the float competition. Featuring the band Dream, the dance following the game helped round out an active and successful Homecoming Week. Bradley Forschner supports his uncle, Greg Diehm, by wearing Greg ' s number on his jersey. Todd Davis leaps and prances to capture the title of Mssster Homecoming. Denise Myers enjoys the surprise of being named the 1980 Homecoming Queen. 12 Homecoming

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Final Vote Cast After 25 Years The Presidential election inten- sified the 25th annual mock elec- tion. AC DC, ACE, TOGA, KEG, and MAGIC symbolized Mr. Briegel ' s five government classes that campaigned for top offices. Preparation for the event be- gan three weeks prior to the elec- tion day. Each day proved to be more exciting and competitive. When November 4th finally ar- rived, everyone anticipated the announcement of the winners. As quickly as the enthusiasm had risen; it died. By 3:15 on elec- tion day candidates had torn down posters and taken off but- tons . . . mock elections had end- ed .. . for the last time. Winners Pres.: Brent Wells V. Pres.: Todd Davis Senior Rep.: Jeff Acres Junior Rep.: Joyce Walton Sophomore Rep.: Kim Delagrange Freshmen Rep.: Scott Thompson Faculty Rep.: Laura Stutzman Students and faculty listen intently as Robin McConnell urges them to vote a straight ACE ticket. VOTE FOR Drer,tV«lU.Pr.w|,nt E rtrlhtKIB P«rTy Many promotional tactics were used by the dif- ferent parties. Gary Wattenbarger and Debbie Busick display their artistic talents in this capac- ity. 14 Mock Elections