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

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Out Of Going out of town is an adventure! During the sum- mer German students trav- elled to Europe, and the drill team went to Indianapolis to participate in the Pan Am games. Later, the swing choir took time out of school to go to Florida. On June 3, 14 students from Mr. Holt ' s German classes left for a trip to Ger- many and other surrounding countries. They spent time learning more about German culture and experiencing the sites and scenery. The group said their favorite places were Cologne, Munich, and Berlin. While in Berlin, some of the students were in- volved in a riot protesting President Reagan. They were eating in a restaurant when someone outside threw a bottle at them, breaking the window. Senior Erik Haberkorn summed the trip up when he said, It was a great experience. Things like the riot are going to hap- pen no matter what — even Town in the U.S. While Mr. Holt ' s group was in Germany, the drill team went to Indy twice a week for three months to practice for Pan Am. They spent an average of six hours a day learning and perfecting routines. I had the time of my life, and it ' s something to always remember, said sen- ior Joey Sees. Later in November, the swing choir took time out of school to go to Florida. While there, they were able to go underneath the Magic Kingdom and learn more about entertainment. They also watched a choreography rehearsal. Senior Kim Shea said, It was my first time to Florida, and I really enjoyed it, especially the warm weather. Many students travelled to new and exciting places during the course of the year, and everyone had fun going out of town. Missy Dunkin DRILL TEAM IN PAN AM. First Row: Nlkkl Delagrange, Kerl York, Joey Sees, Tracy Anderson, Julie Teusch, Linda Keller, Monica Moon, and Krlsty Senile. SECOND ROW: Tonya Holsopple, Lynne McCracken, Angela Helntzelman, Michelle Lawles, Carol Hughes, Denlse Beach, Carta Stleg- lltz, and Kim Shea. THIRD ROW: Mlndy McCracken, Michelle Bryson, Candy James, Stephanie Habegger, Amy Yoder, Lynda Crams, Kelly Morhart, and Debbie Roth. (Photo by: Myrna McCracken) 8 Germany, Pan Am, Florida

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We ' re Out Right Now . . . By the end of school, stu- dents and teachers became restless for summer to come. When finally out, students and teachers began planning activities for the summer. Those who traveled went to Florida, Minnesota, Cali- fornia and to many other states. I went surfing in Cal- ifornia, said Dave Mohr. Mr. Holt ' s German stu- dents got to take a trip to Germany. I enjoyed the kids, they were well behaved, knew what was expected of them, and spoke really good German, said Mr. Holt. Some of Mrs. Eckert ' s yearbook and newspaper staff went to Ball State Uni- versity in Muncie, Indiana for a one-week journalism workshop. Senior Jenny Lake said, I learned a lot and it was ok but it ' s not something I ' d want to do over. I was sick of Greek ' s Pizzeria and carryout food. Many other students went to nearby lakes and spent time with family and friends. I went to Cedar Point and swam on the Lake Erie beach, said senior Chris Bowers, while freshman Tina Ehle said, I went to Mackinac, Michigan with my family and went horseback riding. Some students however didn ' t go far from home. Junior Jamie Nicely said, I enjoyed going to Three Rivers, while junior Amy Gremaux said, I got my li- cense and a car. With sum- mer over, students and teachers went back to the books and daydreamed about their activities until they ' re out next time. Carrie Carr Breaking from the traditional amusement park Cedar Point, seniors Kam Etzler, Maria Len- gacher, Kelly Rector and Deena Heckley are all aboard at the To- ledo Zoo. (Photo by: Nikki Beerbower) Summer

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SWING CHOIR AT MAGIC KINGDOM. First Row: Brian Car- penter, Angle Oberley, and Lisa Breit. SECOND ROW: Tonya Holsopple, Lisa West, Lisa Ehle, and Sharon Ritch- hart. THIRD ROW: Kim Shea, Mrs. Dlvelbiss, Kerl York, Valeri Becker, and Lynn Swing. Not knowing how to keep all of the cam- eras straight at the top of Zugspitze, West Germany, Mr. Holt follows his motto: Just grin and bear it. (Photo by: Erik Haberkorn) Before departing from the trolley, seniors Tonya Holsopple, Lynne McCracken, Joey Sees, and jun- ior Candy James wave to the Pan Am crowd. (Photo by: David Sees) GERMAN STUDENTS IN GERMANY. FIRST ROW: Bob Holt, Brian Paragi, and Erik Haberkorn. SECOND ROW: Joyce Smith, Terrl Holt, Lynn Swing, Tina Miller, Missy Dunkin, and 1986 ex- change student Pierre Wlrion. THIRD ROW: Jim Notestine, Kelly Schling, Donna Nott, June Holt, Marcy Brenneman, Kam Etzler, Beth Calhoun, and Tami Steinman. (Photo by: Mr. Holt) Germany, Pan Am, Florida 9