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

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There was a war zone be- tween the Senior Citizens, Po- jammin ' Juniors, Samurai Soph- omores, and Hawaiian Tropic Freshmen who gathered in the varsity gym to battle it out in the game of basl etball. The teams all dressed and acted according to their theme while cheering on their very own basketball stars, There were two tourna- ments divided into two twen- ty-minute periods, one be- tween the guys and the girls. The girls tournament ended with the Samurai Sophomores being the champions over the Senior Citizens, Sophomore Ar- lene Graber stated, The sen- ior girls really made it hard on us when they got powder all over the floor during their warm-ups but we gave it our all and came out on top. In the guys tournament the Sen- ior Citizens were victorious over the Hawaiian Tropic Freshmen. The tournament was really radical, but we knew we wouldn ' t win so we started fouling them like cra- zy! commented freshmen Rob Bennett. Who could turn down a chance to be with their friends, dress up wild, and just act downright CRAZY??!! Junior Bobbi Jo Schmucker com- mented, We knew we were losing so we decided to stall the game by throwing our pil- lows and stuffed animals onto the floor. Here ' s where the classes had a chance to battle it out with each other and some were victorious, some weren ' t, but it was all just for fun and games. ■ Senior Citizen Marcy Brenneman at- tempts to malte tier way up to ctieer (or ttie Senior Citizen guys during their game against the treshmen. Between Classes

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As the final preparations are made, senior Aimee Gaston, and frestimen Janell Smitti, Aimee Kricl , Rob Ben- nett, Niles Sctiwartz, and Stieila Schnelker patiently wait In the park- ing lot for the homecoming parade to begin. Due to the rain, the king and queen were crowned at the dance, after the game. Seniors Scott Voder and Amy Bowers begin their reign by dancing to the traditional royal song. By sticking out her tongue, Athletic Secretary Pom Moore expresses her dislike for the camera In the hall dur- ing her break on SO ' s day. Mr. He- trick, Mrs. Bottoms, and Mr. Rohr- bacher were some of the other staff members who participated in SO ' s day. After four consecutive days of rain, spectators produce an array of col- ored umbrellas during the football game against the Lions. Homecoming { ( 17

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During the Pajammin ' Juniors girls game against ttie Senior Citizen girls, juniors Nil l i Harris and Tere- sa Sieger try to betiave ttiem- selves by sitting on ttie sideline. Samurai Soptiomore Ptiil Pusey tries to get the crowd riled up be- fore the first gome begins be- tween the Senior Citizens and Samurai Sophomore girls teams by doing the Sophomore Chant. After their victory against the Hawai- ian Tropic Freshmen, the Senior Citi- zen guys team get together for their group victory picture with their coaches Brian Jones and Bobby Knight Sr., Tim Gerig. In the Hawaiian Tropic Freshmen cor- ner of the varsity gym, the girls team listen to their coaches Lloy Ball and Marc Evans to get their strategies to- gether before playing the Samurai Sophomore girls team. Class Tourney