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

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Students at the head table enjoy the conversation while waiting for the meal to begin. For seniors Kevin Yoder and Alyce Stiebeling. it ' s ' just ' them on the dance floor. Just You and I Approaching the doors you were assaulted with an overwhelming desire to turn around and run. But, fighting those feelings you went in the wide double doors with the formally dressed crowd of students that stood waiting. Then, all your reservations about the even- ing fell away as the band. Headwind, began to play and students began dancing, talking, and eating. Just You and I. the theme of the 1985 junior-senior prom, seemed to fit the night just right as the band played for dancing cou- ples and as groups of students gathered around tables to talk about the evening and their formals. Among the many happenings. Judy Web- ster was crowned queen and Chris Fisher was crowned king, many awards were given to individual seniors, and the band played any- thing from rock to square dances. As 11:30 drew near, couples could be seen leaving for the lake or a friend ' s house for breakfast.

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Senior Todd Baringer shares a joke with junior Craig Riebersal and his date sophomore Shelia Schurg while juniors Lisa Hege and Jim Doctor listen. Deserted for a few minutes by their dates, seniors Alyce Stiebeling and Kelli Girardot and junior Missy Keifer (back to camera) take the chance to talk with Woodlan alumnist Teresa Wahl. Senior Lynn Meinerding dances with her new partner, alumnist Tim Tracy, in a fast-paced square dance. The royal court: C ' nris Farver and Missy Keifer, first runners-i.ip: .Judy W.;bsf ' v and Chris Fisher, queen and king: a.nd Kim Whitcraft ' ■d .Scoti Malfait. second runners-up. -». f 0

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Making Dreams Come True Senior class vice-president Steve Vogtman gives the opening speech at the podiurri adorned with the counted cross stitch hanging that fellow senior Anne Wietfeldt had made while assistant principal Mr. Greathouse looks On May 21, 1985. the senior class made last-minute preparations in the cafe- teria, adjusting caps and fixing gowns and flowers to make everything look just right. After going to school for so long, the graduates couldn ' t believe this was it. and after all the d iplomas were handed out and tassels were turned from right to left, the graduates reached the moment they all had been waiting for. As the senior class walked out to Pomp and Circum- stance, they were walking out to a new and better life that was just beginning for them.