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

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A certificate for being on the all A honor roll was just one of the many awards given to Cathy Crestinger during Junior High Honor Day The National Honor Society golden chord IS awarded yearly to graduating members- Becky Bnttingham witnesses as Terry Bush is presented as part of this presti- gious group. Receiving medalions for straight A ' s is quite an honor for Teresa Wahl, Krista Cook, Jackie Lomont, and Randy Doctor Honor Night 21

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Outstanding Achievements Recognized Mr. Keith Greathouse honors Robin McCon- nel for being the only senior who achieved all A ' s throughout the entire year. Grover Cleveland once said, Honor lies in honest toil. Many high school students were honored at the annual Honor Night for their hard work and accomplishments in the areas of academics and for out- standing extra-curricular perfor- mances. Lyn Rowell and Cindy Clark were presented as valedictorian and salu- tatorian respectively; Laura Stutz- man received the citizenship award; and Brent Wells was the only senior who was honored with a senior blan- Runners: Mike Faith, Rick Harris, Roger Baeumler, Trina Chapman, Tim Tracey, and ket. Honor Night was very successful. Over 500 people turned out for the event, and with the organizational skills of the student Council it ran smoothly. During the day junior high stu- dents were honored for their achievements. Many students re- ceived awards to be proud of. One such award was given to Mike Fuell- ing for becoming a finalist in a na- tional art competition. Neal Lenacher are presented by Mr. Steven Holt as the cross country team. Individual members of the boys track team broke many school records during their sea- son. The letter winners consisted of Mitch Armbruster, Kevin Swartz. Kent Hoffm an, Gary Vondran, Devin Anderson, Todd Davis, and Craig Bontrager. 20 Honor Night

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We Know What We Are, But Know Not What We May Be Salutatorian — Cindy Clark; Valedictorian — Lyn Rowell On May 21, 1981, the senior class met as one for the final time before going out into the world in their sep- arate ways. Promptly as 7:30 p.m., the seniors took the short walk up the aisle that would turn them out into the world as young adults. The Reverend Lynn Soughan gave the Baccalaureate address, and Dr. Otis Bowen was the honored guest who gave the commencement ad- dress. Salutatorian Cindy Clark ex- panded on the theme, WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE, BUT KNOW NOT WHAT WE MAY BE, and Valedictori- an Lyn Rowell gave her speech on growing up and living in Christ. Mr. Dewayne Heckley and Mr. Jerry Bush presented the Class of 81 with the diplomas that declared them official graduates. The class chose royal blue, light blue, and white as class colors and a white silk rose as the class flower. WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE, BUT KNOW NOT WHAT WE MAY BE was chosen as the motto, in hopes that the members of the Class of 81 would be everything that they want- ed to be. We know what we are, but know not what we may be. We have our entire lives ahead of us. Please Lord, we ask you to keep an eye out for us and to guide us through the rough times. We know there will be some. Help us to live to the fullest, and help us to see things and be able to un- derstand and accept things which we cannot control. Help us to help other people in the way that we would help ourselves, and above all Lord, we ask you for the power to love and care for our fellow man, and to love you with all our hearts. — KKB May 21, 1981 fer gi }i | H tt rt n r( m . H J jl M M y ¥ n H i H tt rt n n m V ii e» O ri rf if v If i1 fvcf m ,.0 ' ' - ' i ' ' ' ' • f ii ld f$ jfKj The graduating class of 1981 reunites one final time before commencement exercises. 22 Graduation