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

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Richard Fitts listens intently to Mr Mull ' s lecture on the War of 1812. m Amy Getting enjoys the special treat of chocolate cake added to her meal. Dreaming of the PEPSI he can ' t have, Scott Berning tries to enjoy the rest of his meal. Theme S

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Wasting Precious Time 7 Heels clicking vigorously toward the lobby, radios blaring their music, lock- ers slamming, discussions covering numerous topics such as-What ' s on the gov- ernment test?-ls she really going out w ith him?-and- What are you doing after the game?, posters filling the walls giving expressions from Rip Em Up, Tear Em Up, Give Em ! -!- ! War- riors, to A.C.A.C. here we come, Woodlan Warriors, 1, were experienced as only part of a trek down a lonely hall. And it ' s been said that walking from class to class is a waste of time! ;. .vt ;: ' -v, y . ' When Jay Vestal told Dennis Severence to go climb a tree. he never thought he ' d take him literally. It ' s the new look for Mr. Howard Baulkey who patrols the lunch room incognito. 4 Theme

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NAUY, THETRE OUT lUosyes Fly To Freedom In Algiers Reagan Becomes 40th President the 444th ijay of captivity In exchange for return of its $8 blllton In frozen assets. Hie move gave Jimmy Carter a dramallc victory In the closing minutes of his presi- dency. The liberated capUves flew from the Mos- lem nation Just after nightfall aboard two Al- gerian 727 aircraft. Word of the release came at ll iS a.m. EST by telephone to London from Teiiran airport officials at the end of day of non-slop negoUa- lions in four capitals involving bankers and government officials in the largeet financial