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

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After receiving their diplomas, the class o( 1984 smiles with relief. After the senior breakfast, instruc- tions and rehearsals of commencement exercises, the seniors anticipated the actual event. Once the band struck up Pomp and Circutnstance seniors began to walk up to the stage two by two. Class president Scott Hoeppner opened the program with a prayer. Sa- lutatorian Mike Bertsche summed up the years after various speakers had the floor. After thirteen years of riding the bus, packed lunches and homework, the graduates finally received their long-awaited diploiTias. As tassels were exchanged from left to right. Mr. Keith Greathouse presented the graduates of 1984. Jackie Loinont closed the ceremo- nies with her valedictorian speech. Rehearsals being over. Lisa Bruson and Kevin Fiedler realize this is the real moment. graduation 29

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Jackie Lomont shows little sign of nervousness as she gives her valedictorian speech. What the mind of one can conceive and believe, it can achieve Last minute preparation is neiio;. i. i.. awaiting graduation for thirteen year. .kTilon Rober Haber, Dean Boyle and Randy Bowers after Proud to be salutatorian. Mike Bertsche briefly summarizes how seniors had passed their time away.

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Seniors Shelley Cullen and Chela Trevino wait to go teach Span- ish at Harlan Elementary. Chela was an exchange student from Mexico. Life goes on Seniors Michelle Fisher and Chris Logan and Sophomore Tami Irick perform for color guard during half time. Salad bar is a popular attraction during noon hour for freshmen Vicki Horn and Gary Sefton.