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

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On the way to Indianapolis for the Pan American show rehearsal in July, senior Joey Sees, alternate drill team member, tries to get comfort- able any way she can on the school bus with 20 other drill team mem- bers. In all, the team made 10 trips. (Photo by: Candy James) At the pep session before the sectional game against Mishawaka Marion, some of the senior varsity football players de- cide to take over the floor with the cheers Two Bits, Alligator-Crocka- dile, Funky Chicken, and Win. (Photo by: Geoff Stratton) On October 22, Junior Melanle Dela- grange ' s sixteenth birthday, those In the cafeteria are surprised during third lunch. Ecstasy and her trainer Jonl show their way of wishing Melanle a happy birthday. (Photo by: Laura Delagrange) ■ ' 9l j ' ' B9 K I 3Bj

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lONTROL Stude £ This is a section about control. Warrior control. Control of what they say, control of what they do. But Warriors aren ' t always in control. Because they like to do it their way. Powder Puff proved the theory of Warriors doing it their way. According to the seniors, the juniors went against the rules by wearing cleats. Junior Trish Bak- er stated, It was no big deal. The cleats were rubber- soled and we wore them for most of the game anyway. The freshmen also wanted to start out the year by doing it their way. They were accused of crowding their hall with no room for other students to get through. I don ' t think it ' s fair that the upperclassmen can sit in the middle of their halls with no way around them and we get in trouble for just standing by our lockers, stated freshman Shannon Smith. After the com- plaints got stronger, the administration suggested they spread out. But they found their way back and every- thing returned to the old way. Their way! Pep sessions were another thing that could show how the Warriors like to do it their way. We do totally unexpected things for the students to show them that we can have fun too, commented Mr. Rohrbacher. A few of the varsity football players at a pep session for the sectional game showed how they like to go out of control. They put on skirts, wigs, and a few added extras and led the student body in cheers. Senior Lynn Swing stated, I felt like a fool at first, but after every- one started joining in I was just out to have fun. As you can see, Warriors have everything in control but they just like to do it their way. Carol Hughes Student life •