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

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After being crowned the morp cou- ple, junior king Kent Peters and sen- ior queen Tina Miller dance to the traditional slow dance. Turning tor the audience, treshman Kristy Irwin shows oft her tan before winning the contest. fn The morp Is a backward prom when the girls ask the boys, but sopho. more Clark Plott and junior Scott Burkhart take it one step further and pair up for a slow dance in the center of the gym. During their coronation, junior Kent Peters and senior Tina Miller adjust their crowns for their big dance while sophomore Brad Ahlersmeyer (with microphone) jokes about them and junior Scott Burkhart, sophomore Clark Plott and junior Lance Irwin join In laughing.

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0 li nH r Slow down because you ' re entering the partying zone. Holidays meant celebrating with friends or relatives, eating lots of food, getting out of school and basically having a good time, Christmas was my favorite, stated senior Dean Jackson, ' because of the long break and all the presents I got. Some students even consid- ered spring break a holiday. Many took a cruise down the partying zone and found themselves on the beaches of Florida while others found themselves at home. We went to Ft. Myers and had a great time because there were a lot of people down there that we knew, stated junior Tyler Harris. I was glad to see spring break come, ' cause I got caught up on my soaps and it just gave me time to relax, stated freshman Janell Smith. From Valentine ' s Day to Hal- loween, whether they resulted in cruising south or just around home, they were days looked forward to. Robin Hockemeyer Trying to get everyone into the Christmas spirit, senior Todd Oberley dawns his shades and Santa outfit in Mr. Mull ' s government class. Holidays ( 7 ' VIA

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0 At Morp The morp is a tradition where the girls get brave and ask the guys to a dance, Morp, prom spelled backwards, threw a surprise on April 10. Woodlan ' s female sex hid in the sand and the attendance at the dance was much lower than usual. Senior Todd Fojtik said, I think the fear of rejec- tion finally struck the womens lib. Some of the events that went on regardless were the tan contest and the no-tan contest where freshman Kristi Irwin won the best ton and sophomore Carlo Stieglitz won the best no-tan. The king and queen, junior Kent Peters and senior Tina Miller, were announced and they danced to the traditional song. Even though there weren ' t a lot of people there, everyone seemed to hove a good time, commented Tina. Even though the females were shy on April 10, the males showed them what to do on May 9, prom, on the next page! 1 1 -- Y 7 y| m 4i Taking a break from spinning the tunes, freshman Lori Campbell and senior Justin Byerley talk about the dance.