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

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Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ear and your sense of humor. David Retry proves to be a perfect mascot for the TOGA party. Mocking the TOGA party, AC DC asks the question: Romans really wore these things? Mock Elections 15

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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

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Pep Sessions Provide Popular Cliange Unlike past years, pep sessions this year had an added twist. During football season, the Mssster Homecom- ing contest entertained the students. Following the structure of the typical beauty contest, evening gowns and swimsuits were modeled by brawny football players. The talent phase featured Mark Pusey doing a boogie with modern dance and Steve Frecker singing an aria from TOSCA. Brent Wells twirled his baton into the hearts of the judges while Todd Davis showed his ballet talents, and Scott Thompson shook his stuff to the Hawaiian War Chant. Later in the year the Student Council provided the first hour long pep session called the Basketball Feud. The arch rivals, the Leo Lions, headed by Dingy Daddy (Mark Pusey), got off to a great beginning when they answered the first question correctly. The success was short lived when the Warriors took over with Coach Martin (Sheryl Engle) leading the way. In the past, pep sessions were a routine mixture of cheers and introductions, sprinkled with an occasional dash of pep. This year with changes in the format and content of the pep sessions, students broke through with new and creative activities which aroused school spirit. The Leo Lions, Mark Pusey. Krista Eager, Laura Stutzman, Jerry Hammon, Tammy Mullett, map out their strategy in order to out guess the Woodlan Warriors. The Basketball team dons their tuxe- does to the theme of Dressed to Kill. 16 Pep Sessions