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

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Randel Blankenship, SUPERINTENDENT The structuring of American education to meet the demands of the future involves improving what exists and creating new organizations and methods. In planning for future education, we must put em- phasis on what the educational system should be able to do for the learner. The educational system must emphasize the de- velopment of learning skills. It is a characteristic of our time that rapid change will prevent schools being able to transmit all necessary learning. It is becoming less and less likely that the learning one goes through at one stage of his life will be completely adequate for a later stage. For this reason, the in- dividual must have the necessary learning skills available when he encounters learning situations throughout his lifetime. Among the skills a citizen of the future must possess are: Sufficient familiarity with the learning process to teach himself, the ability to do reflective thinking, research skills, and the ability to adopt to swift change. 8

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ADMINISTRATION

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LUCILLE CONRAD, Sec. Elementary Board of Education FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Eldon Roberts, member; H. Glenn Moore, Vice Pres.; Randel Blankenship, Supt. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Lester Barks, Pres.; T. H. Huskey, Sec.; Earl Lutes, member; David Conrad, member. EILEEN ROBERTS Teacher's Aide JO BURFORD Sec. to Supt. MODEAN FILER, Sec. High School PAT LUKEFAHR, Sec. and Special Ed. 9