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

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1979 Retirees 9 m L. to R. — Lester Barks, retiring Board Member; Marie Tippett, retiring Elementary Teacher; Luther Myers, retiring Bus Driver; Earl Lutes, retiring Board Member. “Old Coaches never die — they still visit the gym From Banquet Circuit To Household Chores — Work is never done. The Wenes enjoy one of the banquets of the year. There's always work in the front office. Jo and Pat check figures.

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H.S. Principal’s Message To the Woodland student body, and especially the graduating Seniors of '79, 1 express my appreciation for having had the opportunity to work with you. I am sure as the years pass us by and you reflect back most of your thoughts will be of a positive nature. I feel the group of graduates has unlimited poten- tial. however. I think it would be beneficial to establish a few general concepts about the journey you now start. These are that life is a continuous cycle of peaks and valleys, that the ability to do good in a particular area is not as important as the desire to perform at top efficiency, and that you are important and can be a contributing factor to progress. I know that the Woodland educational staff has made your next challenge eas- ier by exposing you to consistent experiences. I can only hope that in a small way I have helped in your development to prepare you to make your decisions of the future easier. - Ron Wene RON WENE Principal Woodland High School MODEAN FILER High School Secretary PAM WESBECHER Office Assistant 7

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FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau