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

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Mr. George Pond and Mr. Tom Harris hand our Norionol Honor Sociery chords ro Seniors Glodwin Gin- gerich. Wondo Hodley, Ten Gerig, Morrin Busche, and Jeff Derning Mrs. Normo Gilbert receives her Warrior blanket from Mr Elmer Srraurman ofrer onnouncing her reriremenr from cooching ° ' ' ' ' ' ondtan. Jim Allen, ond Dorry Ehle receive wresrlmg medols for rheir ourstonding performonce during rhe yeor Honor Doy - Honor Nighf 2

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Senior Llso Svensson giggles ond blushes os she receives her special recognition oword Students Receive Honors On May 12, rhe high school gym filled wirh srudenrs and rheir porenrs ro recog- nize Qccomplishmenrs in rhe areas of acodemics end exrra-curricular ocriviries. The valedicrorion and salurororion for rhe class of 1982 were Aniro Huff and Sherri Vogrmon respecrively. Cirizenship Awards were presenred by rhe foculry and adminisrrarion ro Sen- iors Dorry Ehle and Wando Hadley. Nor- mally only one cirizenship award is pre- senred ro a member of rhe groduaring class, bur becouse rhere were so many oursronding young men and women in rhe class of 1982, ir wos decided ro pre- senr rwo awards. Treva Srurzmon re- ceived rhe DAR Good Cirizenship Award which is bosed on dependabiliry, service, leadership, and porriorism. Recognirion was also given ro excellenr srudenrs who orrended seminars and received scholar- ships: Juniors Joner Gevers and Kenr Hoff- men received rhe I Dore You award for oursronding leadership, Janer Gevers olso wenr wirh Mirch Armbrusrer for rhe Symposium For Tomorrow ' s Leaders where Senoror Richard Lugar was rhe speoker. Sophomore Sondy Wilder or- rended rhe Indiono Yourh Foundorion and Senior Jeff McKinley orrended rhe Unired Srares Senore Yourh Progrom sponsored by rhe Deparrmenr of Public Insrrucrion. Senior Srocy Combs spenr a week in Woshingron D.C. for rhe Fourrh Disrricr Congressional Srudenr Program sponsored by Congressman Don Coars. A special recognirion award was given ro Ann-Louise Svensson, exchange sru- denr from Sweden, for her conrriburion ro rhis school and for being in so many ocriviries. In rhe area of perfecr orren- donce Senior Mike Szojno received on award of rhree and a half years while Mike Gruber and Kevin Shull received awards of rhree years. Three seniors who excelled in sporrs and received Sen- ior Varrior blonkers were Devin Ander- son, Mark Anderson, and Dorry Ehle. The Junior High also honored rheir sru- denrs who proved ro be exceprionol in differenr areas of school ocriviries. Ten sevenrh and eighrh grade srudenrs were chosen by rhe Midwesr Talenr Search ro roke rhe SAT resr and rwo of rhe sru- denrs surpossed by far, borh Junior High and many high school srudenrs in scores. Eighrh groder Corhy Cresringer hod o score of 1270, while sevenrh grader Jerry Wicke received o score of 1160. Decky Eberly compered in o Norionol Arr con- resr and mode ir ro rhe regionols wirh her Mix Medio orr. 1% hi k Ml VIckl Dory, Non Dedwell. Yvonne Kocer, ond Kelley Woebbeking receive rheir lerrers from Cooch Kim Sroirs 20 Honor Day - Honor Nighf

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Today ' s Moments Are Tomorrow ' s Memories After many weete of planning, May 15, 1982 finally orrived when rhe junior doss hosred rhe Junior-Senior Prom Held or rhe downtown Holiday Inn, rhe evening was well-planned for rhe guesrs who ore first a dinner of tossed salad, sreah, French green beans, baked poto- roes, rolls and apple pie. The next event was rhe presentation of the Senior Awards to the following surprised and astonished recipi- ents: Penny Pinchers — Sherri Vogtmon and Mark An- derson, Closs Flirts — Lisa Love and Dill Smith, Best Dressed — Kothi York ond Mike Mull, Most School Spirit — Shori Schurg and Todd Drown, Most Likely to Succeed — Anita Huff and Mike Mull; Most Pleasing Personolity — Pom Arnos and Devin Anderson, Most Conceited — Lisa Love and P ick Gerig,- Class Clowns — Bonnie Miller and Dill Drown, Most Easy to DIush — Jill Ehle ond Jerry Hommon; Most Studious — Anita Huff and Martin Dusche. While guesrs smiled for the photographer and others amused themselves with the extra activities in the sur- rounding area such as a pool table, mina ture golf and o quaint little arcade, the bond, Edge, set up for the entertainment. The crowning of the Queen and King took place during a donee break. The suspense built as the runners- up were announced. They were: Third Runners-up — Vicki Doty and Gory Vondron; Second Runners-up — Kelly Woebbeking and Curt Emenhiser, First Runners-up — Lynette Liechty and Mitch Armbrusrer. Yvonne Kocer and Drent Werling were crowned Queen and King. When the evening had ended, there were precious memories to cherish and furure proms ro anticipate. Today ' s moments had become tomorrow ' s memo- ries. 3 King ond Queen, Drent Werllng and Yvonne Kocei survey rheir subjecrs offer rheir corononon during o donee breol Among the ftllls and bow ties of the evening, Jeff Derning. Shori Schurg, Duffy Kees ond Drenr Wells enjoy o lough ofrer rheir meol 22 Prom