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

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ADen County Public library Ft. Wayne, Indjnnc It ' s summer! No more homework! These were just some of the phrases heard flying through the hall after the last bell rang on the last day of the 1984- ' 85 school year. On that day lockers were slamming, students were yelling, water was flying, papers were thrown away, stairways were crowded, and the parking lot was jammed. Woodlan was hectic but exciting that day, said Mr. Greathouse. The world was warned, the Warriors were out! After a survey and other checking around, the following were the places to be and things to do: 1. PARTY 2. take a break at the lake 3. go out and hit the town 4. date new people 5. terrorize your parents 6. visit Cedar Point Back In The Summer Of ' 85 7. socialize at Freiman Square on Sun- day ' s 8. cruise Shoaff Park 9. gather at Putt -Putt 10. spend money at the mall 11. visit your relatives at the zoo 12. play hard at the ball park 13. attempt to get a tan in the backyard These were just some of the things Warriors did during the summer. Some people actual- ly worked during the summer to earn money: seniors Michelle Amstutz, Christy Meek, Stephanie Jordan, Chris Farver, and Jeff Delagrange; juniors Michele Smith, Pam Martin, Stan Gerig, and Nick Lengacher; sophomores Kam Etzler, Kerry McNally, Scott Seelig, and Troy Smith; freshmen Stacy Koch, Janelle Yoder, Nick Klop- fenstein, and Larry Coomer. As junior Amy Bowers put it, the Summer of ' 85 was ' AWESOME ' . Virginia Beach: only the lucky experienced. Junior Penny Koch proudly walks down the isle as a bridesmaid at her ! wedding, hoping someday it will be her turn. Standing in front of one of the oldest trees in Washington D.C., seniors Stephanie Miller, Becky Cook, sophomore Traci Bowditch, junior Sarah Nussbaum, and a friend Heidi Spanger, take time out to see where Pres. George ' lived. Summer

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299560 Yeh we bad! What party -hardy expressions given by sophomores (back row) Karen Kneubuhler, Julie Woebbeking, Nicole Beerbower, (front row) Tami Bailey and Teresa Sieger, What did you do in the summer of ' 85??? Senior Todd Smith: I worked and went to the lake on weekends. : Senior Steve Sisson: You name it! I did about $5,000 damage to my dad ' s Buick, went snorkeling at Leo, lived on the golf course, and cruised to the max in the ulti- mate cruising vessel. Senior Christy Meek: I worked, went to Disney World in Florida, went to the Gulf of Mexico, and partied. Junior Marsha Korte: I watched soap op- eras, babysat, and served dentention at home. Junior Brian Jones: I partied and stayed at the lake. Sophomore Cory Wietfeldt: I grew hair and tried to get a tan. Sophomore Robin Hockemeyer: I played Softball, swam, ate, watched T.V., went on a vacation, went to Cedar Point, and that ' s it! Freshman Kris Miller: I worked with my dad, played basketball, and rode my motor- bike. Eighth grader Shadd Miser: I rode my three-wheeler and babysat. Seventh grader Heather Biddle: I went camping, and went to Kings Island. History teacher Mr. Knape: I fished and worked around the house. Attendance secretary Mrs. Fry: We had a family reunion with members from Bel- gium, Florida, Tennessee, and Fort Wayne. We also took a trip to Canada. Schely Gerbcrs Woodburn Days Queen sophomore Julie Miller presented the ' 85 queen senior Julie Rosswurm and candidates senior Stephanie Baker and sophomore Virginia King, to all the spectators present at Woodburn Days. Junior Stan Gerig convinces his fans; that is his better half! Summer 3