Woodland R 4 High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

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 SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE May, 1961 Since I am so new on this jobat the Woodland schools, the invitation to write this message and to be included in the '61 CARDINAL came as a pleasant surprise. However, I find that this immediate acceptance into the school system is typical of the school and com- munity. To be gracious, to be kind, to be courteous, to be helpful-all these are simply a part of the Wood- land tradition. So, to the graduating Seniors let me again wish you God speed; may success and happiness attend each one of you as you go your separate ways. To the rest of you, I should like to invite you to join with me in a solemn pledge to bend every effort toward the end that we may have the best school year possible in 1961-1962. -Claude Stone

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ADMINISTRATION

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THOMAS E. SMITH Superintendent of the Woodland R-4 Schools, he put forth much effort in the past 6 years to make our school better to attend. His efforts toward securing a new school in order to have a more promising community have been very much appreciated. The vacancy left by his resignation in April was filled by Mr. Stone. HAROLD RALPH Principal of the Woodland Senior and Junior H igh Schools for nearly 6 years, served his school, faculty, students, and community well. A friend to every student and teacher; feared by many- respected by all. Mr. Ralph was a man who will long be remembered and held in highest esteem by the many students who knew him.