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

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Foreword Procrastination is the thief of Time. - And practicing it can sure mess up the best-laid plans of mice and men - and yearbook staffs. As individuals we have discovered some valuable information. Hope- fully we can all learn and profit from it. We became aware that some- times time-consuming personal interests need to be pushed aside when scheduled deadlines and appointments must be met. We found out that the let George do it attitude toward responsibilities won't work if good old George won’t do it either. Those of us who faced our assignments are proud of the work we did. We regret that some portions of the book are not as complete as we would like. Please accept our efforts to compile this album of memories of the 1976-77 school year. - The Yearbook Staff 4

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RANDEL BLANKENSHIP SUPERINTENDENT B. S. Ed. Arkansas State M. A. Memphis State EDS Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale, 111. In modern America it is a fact that all important decisions draw on information possessed by more than one person. These decisions draw on the specialized scientific and technical knowledge, the accumu- lated information and experience of many persons. It is imperative for the continued improvement of the democratic way of life that we learn to work effec- tively together. Individual talent must be brought to bear on the common purpose. WOODLAND SCHOOL BOARD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Barks, president; Randal Blankenship, superintendent; Bob Gray, L. L. Bridges, Earl Lutes, Russell Greer, and David Conrad. 6