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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

77 87 10j 25 1 DIARY OF THE WORLD The fall of 1984 was dominated by the national presidential election campaign. The Republicans nominated incumbents Ronald Reagan and George Bush. The Democratic convention chose Walter Mondale, and made history by naming Geraldine Ferraro as the first woman to appear at the top of a major party ticket. After a landslide victory in November, President Reagan was returned to the White House. Internationally political leadership changed or was threatened in several regions. As a result of assassination, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India was replaced by her son Sanjay. In Russia, Mikhail Gorbachev came to the leadership of the Soviet State. Jose Napoleon Duarte and Daniel Ortega was newsmakers in Central American politics. Medical history was made by artificial heart recipient William Schroeder. We closely watched developments in the case of Baby Fae” who lived briefly after a heart transplanted from a baboon. In early June septuplets were born to an American couple. In other news, the Russians and Chinese concluded a treaty concerning the future of Hong Kong. The Union Carbide Company was blamed for an industrial disaster in Bhopal, India. Because of entrapment, John DeLorean was found not quilty of dealing drugs and Vanesa Williams became the first Miss America forced to resign. Entertainment news was made by Prince, Madonna, Cindi Lauper, and groups like Duran Duran. The family farm was the subject of such Hollywood films as The River, Places in the Heart, and Country. The board game Trivial Pursuit became an obsession and the VCR became increasingly popular for home entertainment. As the school year came to a close. President Reagan announced his new tax plan for Congressional approval, terrorist activities increased and the U.S. faced a hostage crisis in Lebanon. 2 DIARY OF THE YEAR AUGUST J Teacher1� Workshop 27-Flr� t day of tchool SEPTEMBER 3-No fchooM.cuf- Day 7- Woodland I tv. Voley. Tourney. IOVB V� . Puxico Order tchool Jacket. ll-FFA i FHA meeting 13- VB v� . Perry vile 14- VB v«. Bel City 15- FHA meeting Scott City 17- VB vt. Dexter 18- Clatf meeting elect officer. 20-VB vf. Chaffee 24- PTO Pot Luck 25- VB vf. Scott City 26Deflclency Sllpf 27- VB vf. Bloomfield FFA meeting-Delta 28- VB vf. ' .chiand 29- Regional FHA Officer meeting OCTOBER l-FFA meeting I- 5—Stoddard Co. VB Tourn. 3-School picturef 6Fal Harveft Featlval 8- VB vf. Oak Ridge 9- VB vf. Leopold Order enkx announcmentf II- Order Junior rlngf FHA meeting FFA Hay ride 15- VB vf. Bernle 16- VB vf. Zakna Senior trip meeting 8th grade tourn. 18- VB vf. Advance 22-J.H. BB vf. Advance 24- 25—Nine week teftf 25- J.H. BB vt. Bel City 26- Barnwarming Beta Club meeting 29- No fchool Parent Teacher Conference 30- J.H. BB vf. Puxico NOVEMBER I-But driver workfhop 5- J.H. BB vf. Bloomfield 6 J.H. BB vf. Richland 8-ASVAB left FFA meeting 12-J.H. BB vf. Dexter 12- J.H. BB vf. Bloomfield 15- J.H. BB vf. Bernle 16- FFA Greenhand Ceremony 19- PTO 24-Alumni Banquet 26-Pep Affembly 26-30—Woodland Inv. Boy. BB 29-J.H. BB Richland DECEMBER 3-G. BB Green vile 3- 8—J.H. BB Tourn. Bloomfield 4- Boyf BB vf. Jackfon 6- GlHf BB vf. Notre Dame 7- Boyf BB vf. Chaffee lOGlrlf BB vf. Clearwater FFA Meeting li-Boyf BB vf. Bernle 13- Glrlf BB vf. Chafee 14- Boy. BB vt. Leopold 15- Student Council dance 17- PTO 17- 21—Perry G. BB Tourney. 18- Boy. BB vt. Meadow Heightf 20- FHA Meeting 21- Boyf BB vt. Frederkktown 26-29—Unlv. High ChrUtmat T. JANUARY 3- Glrlf BB vt. Scott City 4- Boyt BB vt. Dexter 7- Girl� BB vt. Jackfon 8- FFA Meeting lOGlrlf BB vt. Dexter II-Boyt BB vt. Zakna 14-18—Stoddard Co. Tourney. 17- Glrlt BB vt. Notre Dame 21- Girtf BB vt. Perryvlle 22- Boy. BB vt. Bloomfield 23- Glrif BB vt. Scott City 24- FHA 25- Boyt BB vt. Oran 28- Glrlt BB vt. Frederkktown 29- Boy� BB vt. Delta 31-Glrtf BB vt. Delta FEBRUARY I- Boy. BB vt. Notre Dame 4-Glrif B8 vf. Oran 6- Boyt BB vf. Advance 7- Gkif B8 vf. Scott Central 8- Boyt BB vf. Bel City 6-9—Scott City Glrlf Tourney. II- Girif BB vf. Green vile 12 Boy. BB vf. Puxico 14- GIH� BB v� . Oran J.H. party 15- Boy. BB vf. Richland Homecoming 18- No tchool 19- 22—FFA Week Dlft. BB Tourney. 25- PTO 26- SADD meeting 28-FHA MARCH 4-6—BEST tett 12- Beta Club Trophy Shine 13- FHA Area Cornett 14 PTO Variety Show try out. 15 SEMO Teacher� Meeting No tchool 19-BB vt. Richland 21- FHA meeting 22- 24—Beta Convention 25-PTO Yearbook coronation 26BB vt. Richland 28- J.H. VB v� . Dexter 29- Dlft. FFA Contett 30- PT0 Variety Show APRIL 1-J.H. VB vt. Bell City 3- B8 vt. Advance 4- J.H. VB vt. Bloomfield 5- Eatter Vacation 8- FFA meeting BB v� . Frederkktown 9- J.H. VB v� . Advance li-FHA Banquet 13-Junior-Rotary Parade Carnival 15-J.H. VB vt. Richland BB vt. Perryvlle I6B8 vt. Greenvile Cheerleading Tryoutt 18 FHA meeting BB vt. Richland J.H. VB vt. Bernle 18- 19—State FFA Convention 19- 27—Senior Trip 22-BB vt. Unlvertity High 22- 26-J.H. VB Tourney. 23- BB v� . Advance 29- BB vt. Chaffee PTO coronation 30- FFA Banquet MAY 1- BB v� . Perryvlle 2- BB vt. Bloomfield 3- Prom 4- Track Meet-Dexter-5-8 6FFA meeting BB vt. Unlvertity High 610—Book Fair 8- BB vt. Puxico 9- Scholaftlc Meet 4-8. Dexter 10- Athletlc Banquet 14- H.S. Attembly 15- Career Day 16 Bet a Club Meeting 18-Scholaftk Bowl 20-CTA Farewell dinner for Mr. Trout 23- Chamber of Com. Award� Banquet 24- $cho!aftk Bowl 28- Sr. Cap 8 Gown picture 29- Play day 30- Elem. Mutlc Program KINDERGARTEN Dear Diary. Our first year In school has been very full and rewarding. At first we didn't want to leave our Moms, but they said we must. As we adjusted to being away from Mom. we realized school had a lot to offer (and it was even fun too). We started out the year by discussing things we already knew a lot about — our families and colors. Then we enjoyed learning the letters of the alphabet with the ALPHA TIME characters and songs. IJ BUCKLE MY SHOE. THE NUMBER ROCK. THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR. DAYS OF THE WEEK and ABC ROCK are the names of some of our favorite songs and they helped us learn some of our Important lessons. Some of our favorite songs for fun were Ballin' the Jack. The Freeze and the Modern Version of She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain (riding In a Hot Rod. pink pajamas, chocolate pizza). As we went through the year we found that each month brought new and different things for us to learn and have fun with. Above - Mr . Cooper explains that you rode the bus that matched the sign you were wearing. Above - Everyone wore a name tag for a few days. This helped the teacher and bus driver learn their name. FIRST GRADE Dear Diary. It won't be long now and school wlB be out and I will have finished first grade. It was hard but I sure learned a lot. At first we worked on sounds, sounds and more sounds. Then we used those sounds and started to read stories. We sure did a lot of reading. Now I can read whole books and work puzzles and even figure out the words Mom and Dad. Another thing I've learned to do Is add and subtract, count and write my numbers to 100. tell time and count money. My teacher was always giving us work to do and teling us to be stil and do our best. I did pretty good. I only had to stand in the corner once. My teacher reaiy wasn't mean. She just wanted us to do good and learn a lot. I like her and she likes me. too. We even went places this year. We went to the Massey log Cabin and to see an elephant race and we went to the library at the big school a lot. We even had al the first graders let a balloon go for the Weekly Reader Pen Pal Club. Some of the balloons went al the way to Tennessee. The most fun I had was at recess. That's when the boys chase the girls and the girls chase the boys. Maybe that wil help me win a blue ribbon in the Olympics at Play Day. I had a good time at school this year. I hope next year wil be fun too. I wonder who my teacher wil be. 5 SECOND GRADE Dear Diary. Our second-graders had an enjoyable and busy year. Last fal. math facta were learned In Monster Math and Indian Math. After we knew our facts, we went on to regrouping. We often used our classroom computer to practice our sklls. Thanksgiving brought our annual feast prepared by the children In their classrooms. The Indians and Pilgrims gathered together to feast on stew, muffins, applesauce, and dessert. January began a new year and a new kind of writing — cursive. The children eagerly looked forward to learning the new letters each day. Science and Social Studies were fun times, too. We studied rocks, communities, conservation, maps, and foods. The highlights of these units were a field trip to Cape Girardeau, a Nature trail wall, and a hike to the artesian wefl. We have many fond memories of this year. Second Grade Teachers THIRD GRADE Dear Diary, There 1« so much to learn in the third grade. We ftudicd and dr lied until we could pas our 100 addition and subtraction facta In five minute . Then we started on multiplication. We have worked on sublets, predicates, nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs until we should never forget them. In Reading, we did some fun things like magic tricks and also made rock candy and built a castle cake, which we ate. Bollnger County has many interesting people and places that we studied, too. After we found Indian Children so easy to memorize, can you believe we memorized The Night Before Christmas? It wasn't so easy I We printed a newspaper and had a play about famous people born in February. We did research and reports on them too. Social Studies and Science are our favorite subjects. We just never seem to have enough time for everything. FOURTH GRADE Dear Diary. Fourth grade has been very exciting this year. W have studied how people live in different part of the world. Wa learned about the pianets. how animals adapt to their environment, and how plants grow and make food. We did an Interesting unit on conservation and learned many fascinating facts about wildlife common to Missouri. Math class has been both a |oy and a trial to the students. We practiced addition and subtraction and spent a lot of time learning the multiplication facts. Division proved to be a real chaflenge for everyone. We even tried our hand at fractions. Language class was carried on al day in a sense, as we tried to drop our habit of using double negatives. We spent a lot of time on parts of speech and writing in complete sentences. Our teacher says we’ve done very wel this year and that she's very proud of our accomplishments 8 FIFTH GRADE Dear Diary. The fifth grade war an exciting year. In social studies. the clast studied about the United States. The students particularly enjoyed learning about the Rocky Mountain states because many of them had visited the National Parks. 5-B class also used Friday s St. Louis Post Dispatch to supplement the social studies lessons. The class liked It when they got to work with friends to look up answers. Some answers were easy and others were very hard to find. Math was very challenging because we learned about fractions and how to work long division. In science, the class studied about different kinds of animals and plants. Of course. P.E. Is )ust about everybody's favorite subject. We ran racei. fflJfed dodgebal. basketbal. softball and soccer. Practicing for play day event! took up a lot of the time in the fourth quarter. All looked forward to Ihf special day of fun and games. I 9 SIXTH GRADE Dear Diary. The sixth grade has been terrific. The people are great. For Instance. Charles Laxton has a way of making you laugh when you are down In the dumps. And Mrs. Jackson Is a good sport over losing a game of checkers during winter recesses. The whole class Is full of great friends. We had a lot of fun this year, like when our reading groups had to act out biography reports. Aimee Elfrink was Dolly Parton. Carol Rhodes was Elvis Presley. Dawn Rhodes was Lady Di. There were several good reports enjoyed by the entire class. The class learned about dental care, drug abuse, and lots of neat things. We even had a class election between Reagan and Mondaic. We got to write to the candidates, and several of us received a booklet in the mall about the White House. Elijah Allen received a personal letter from President Reagan discussing some of the campaign Issues. Al In aH. It's been a great sixth grade year. Students of Mrs. Jackson's class SEVENTH GRADE Dear Diary, What a change. Now we have a different teacher for each subject and a different room for each teacher. Several of our classes are even in the high school. It kind of makes me nervous being around those big high school kids. I am enjoying school. There is so much to learn and so many activities to go to. We have volleyball and basketball games and I can even try out to be a cheerleader. EIGHTH GRADE Dear Diary. After a year of adjusting to junior high life, we are used to class changes, schedule choices, etc., but there are still a few new experiences to face — such as the BEST test (Basic Education Skills Test). The biggest change is knowing that high school is just around the corner. FRESHMEN Dear Diary. Wow! It's hard to believe we re in high school. As I look back over all my elementary and junior high years. I realize why people call these the most fun years of your life. Now. I guess you could say we’re at the beginning of the end. Juft four more short years. Just last month we pre-enrolled for the rest of our high school years. Some kids are going to college and are concerned about scholarship! and funds. But it’s not all work! The ballgames and activities keep us busy. Altogether it's not that much different than junior high, but the feelings that come with it lure are! SOPHOMORES Dear Diary, Although most of us do not have the greatest study habits in the tenth grade, these habits usually improve when the time comes for the drivers’ exam. After memorizing the Missouri driver’s manual backward and forward — most of us felt prepared for the written test, and most of us passed the first time. JUNIORS Dear Diary. Boy, it doesn’t seem possible that I only have one more year of high school left. This year has been filled with many activities. I have attended ballgames. coronations, the carnival and banquets. We ordered our senior rings — that sure was exciting. I am so proud of it. I'll always remember the Prom. My dress was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. It was a lovely Prom and I had a great time. The funny thing to remember about the Prom was that the decorations blew out of the truck on the way to Cape and scared us because we were afraid they were lost. They were found though. We didn’t have the three tiered decorated cake either. Someone dropped it down the elevator shaft from the third floor. Can you imagine what it looked like by the time it hit the ground floor? PTO CORONATION Kindergarten Nathan Surface and Jessica Bohnsacki First - Kenny Cook and Heather Finni Second - Andrew Holland and Kristi Roarki Third - Chad Kight and Kelley Lee� Fourth Chris Ash and Nicole Banderman� Fifth - Billy Myers and Marla Sitze� Sixth - Brandy Huffman and Brad Long� Seventh - Stacey Lincoln and Ruth Atchison� Eighth - Marcia Tilley and Rob Abernathy� Ninth - Sandy Sneed and Judd Marquis� Tenth- Brad Bowen and Cheryl McCormick� Eleventh - Monica Green and Kevin Mayfield� Twelfth - Ted James and Hester Fox. The elementary prince and princess was Chad Kight and Kelley Lee. The junior high high school queen and king was Cheryl McCormick and Brad Bowen. i 18 Donna AHmon. President� Sherri Davault. Treasurer Karen Fields. Secretary� Angie James (not shown). Vice-President. Row 2 • Karen Lukefahr. Lisa Moyers. Kim Bollinger. Becki Crader. Lisa Walker. Jane DeSpain. Mitch Goskie. Stacey Acup. Ronnie Houston. Row 3 - Mrs. Marquis. Jamie Lutes. Monica Green. Stacey Jones. Casey James. Renee Leslie. Mtrenda Marquis. Dale Chronlster. Row 4 - Robin Long. Leah Kempfer. Kerry Edgar. Regina Clark. Lisa Hahn. Amber Page. Julie Welker. Clayton Wene. Scott Cornman. Row 5 - Kristy Simmons. Karla Smith. Rhonda Deck. Mini Thomas. Tracy Page. Bev Winchester. Pam Crader. Andrea McIntosh. Lisa Lax. Lori Brown. Marla Rhodes. October - We voted In more new members today and had our group pictures made. We're 36 strong now. November - The Beta Club met today to plan for its trophy shine. It’s always fun to sit on the floor in the gym lobby and move a little dust off the victory collection of gold and silver and wood trophies. May - A few of us showed up to help the historical society clean up the old Massey Cabin and get it ready for the public. More Dustl June - Fortunately for us. the club has fun times, too. Having a reception for the graduating Betas after Baccalaureate is one of the good times and best of all is the picnic and badgame and fishing we do the last week of school. Everyone seems to be en)oying the convention except Mirenda. 19 Row I - Leah Kcmpfer. Mirenda Marqui . There� Davit. Karen Field� . Cindy Anderton - Secretary. Row 3 - Betty Lax - Spontor. Beckt Crader. Sherri Davault. Joyce Toomb� . Lita Lax. Row 3 - Julie Welker. Sheryl Forrester. Karla Smith. Rhonda Deck. Donna AHmon • President. Row 4 • Jamie Lutes • Vice-President. Clayton Wene. Delbert Weakley. Ted James. Paula Thele - Reporter. Not shown - Angie James, and Connie Busby - Treasurer. Above: Dale McGraw and the Conference Mascots. Below: Seniors Hester Fox, Mitch Goskie and Aaron McIntosh enjoyed the Student Council Party. A fund raising pro)ect was conducted to help raise money for the mascot project. This elementary class was the class that brought the most Cheer labels. Scotty Wilson. Matt Burchett. Theresa Wiggins. Melissa Petton. Wesley Garner. Tamra Jones. Row 3 Matt Summers. Jason Stratton. Harley Storie. Chris VanGennip. Jennifer Wene, Catina Brown. Row 3 - Chad Knight. Kevin Rhodes. Peter Rhodes. Sally James. Rochelle Summers. Jeremie Keathley. Ross Dowd. Melissa Moore. It has long been a dream of the Student Council to see a display of Conference school mascots on the gym wall. Plans were begun in November of 1982 to make this a reality. Due to the December flood the project was postponed. The 1983-84 Student Council voted to revitalize the project. Dale McGraw, an artist from Marble Hill was commissioned to draw, paint and attach the mascots of the eighth Stoddard County Conference schools around a map of the state of Missouri. The WHS students and especially the Student Council members are very proud of this new addition to the gym. CHRISTMAS DANCE The annual Christmas Dance, spon- sored by Student Council, was held on December 15. The gym was decorated with snowflakes, snow- men and silver Christmas trees. The evening was filled with dancing, music by Super Sound and refresh- ments. Many students felt this was one of the most successful Christ- mas Dances ever. The Freshmen candidates were: Shelby Doerhoff and Matt Crader. The Sophomore class was represented by Donna Jones and John Swift. Lori Hutchinson and Jesse Lincoln were the Junior candidates. oCiia YU oyerS drowned now Queen Lisa Moyers and Mitch Goskie, represented the Senior class, and were honored as Snow Queen and Snow King. Dear Diary, On the night of December 15, 1, along with three other girls, was filled with excitement. But the real excitement started for me when I was crowned as the 1985 Snow Queen. I was happy to accept this honor on behalf of the entire Senior class, because without them it wouldn’t have come true. FFA Keep Agriculture Number I war the theme of the 35th annual FFA Banquet held on April 30. the gold and blue tablecloth were accented with candle and bunche of golden corn tied with blue ribbon . After a dellctou meal of ham and the trimming , the following award were given. Creed Speaker - Delbert Weakley. Extern. Speaking Brad Elfrink. Dekalb Award and Scholar hip Pin Aaron Mclntoah. Wildlife Conservation Plaque. Ft h and Wildlife Mgt. Doug Sltze, Beef Prod. - Sandl Brown. Horse Prod. - Kim Miller. SOE Place. Todd Lincoln. Diversified Livestock Prod.. Placement in Ag. Prod. ■ Rick Fields. Forest Mgt. - Frank Hamlin. Terry Marquis. Dairy Prod. - Brad Elfrink. Forage Crop Prod. • Becky VanDeVen. Ag. Mechanic Albert Arnzen. Soil ft Water Mgt. • Randy Pogue. Todd Lincoln. Russel Templemire. Crop Prod. - Bobby Scott. Specialty Animal Prod. - Lonnie Frymire. Leadership - Stan Long. Becky VanDeVen. Dirk Meek. FFA Knowledge Team Brian Collier. Dirk Meek. Gilbert Moyers and Delbert Weakley. Mr. Lincoln. Eric Mayfield. Kevin Mayfield. Stan Long. Larry Welter. Tim Grave . Becky VanDeVen. Sandy Brown. Dirk Meek. Row 3 - Tim Mlnson. Aaron McIntosh. Stan Reel. Bobby Scott. Detoert Weakley. Russel Tempelmtre. Brad Bowen. Doug Sitze. Row 3 - Steve Bed. Todd Lincoln. Randy Pogue. David Keith. Brian Colier. Johnny Cureton. BHIy McDonough. Fourth Row. David Lukefahr. Johnny Nanney. Leonard Foster. Brad Baker. Terry Marquis. Brad Elfrink. Randy Mayfield. Tim Sltze. Fifth Row Bobby Crltes. Angie Garner. Kim Mller. Richie Roark. Bobby Masters, Roger Brennecke. Judd Marquis. Dewey Hahn. Terry Toombs. Sixth Row - David Eldracher. Lonnie Frymire. Larry Welter - Assist. Advisor, Tim Grave • Chaplin. Kevin Mayfield • Sentinel. Sandy Brown - Reporter. Stan Long • President. Becky VanDeVen • Vice President. Mr. Lincoln • Advisor. Rick Fidds. Secretary. Dirk Meek - Treasurer. Eric Mayfield ■ Parliamentarian. Below left. The State Vice-President presented Todd Lincoln with an SOE placement award. Middle - Mr. Lincoln congratulates Stanley Long on a successful year as FFA president. The 1984-85 officers Instal the incoming officers. FHA This year marked the 40th year of FHA. FHA Through the Years was the theme of the Annual Parent-Member Banquet held on April II. After a delicious meal of roast beef. Dr. Englehart spoke on the importance of proper nutrition. Renee Leslie and Lisa Hahn provided entertainment. Below: The Member of the Year award was presented to Karla Smith. Stacy Jones received the Officer of the Year award. Below left: Judy Jones was recognized as the honorary member for 1984-85. Row I - Mr . HeWterman. H. Fox. L. Moyer . M. Marquis. Row 3 - G. Lincoln. D. VandeVen. M. Go kle. S. Jone . S. Naiey. Row 3 B. Robln on. M. VanGennlp. S. Forrester. J. Rooker. L. Leadbetter. J. Toombs. D. Ander on, T. Miller. T. Crader. A. McIntosh, L. Lax. Row 4 M. Green. R. Clark. S. Green. J. DeSpaln. K. Lukefahr. V. Buttry. J. Lutes. R. Deck. M. Thomas. S. Docrhoff. Row 5 - K. Wllfong, K. Robbins. L. Kempfer. R. Leslie. C. James, L. Hahn. J. Welker. C. Brown. A. Page. K. Bollinger. L. Walker. B. Crader. Row 6 - T. Weakley. D. Crlte . L. Brothertoni K. Smith. T. Page. K. Simmon . B. Winchester. P. Crader. J. Pridemore. At State Meeting in Columbia. Woodland received the Shiny Apple Award” for projects dealing with nutrition and physical fitness. We were one of five schools state-wide to receive this award. Hester Fox served as Regional Devotional Recreational Leader, and Mitch Goskie served as Regional historian Reporter. The top Stanley sellers were Stacey Jones. Lynn Brotherton and Lisa Leadbetter. mi 23 DAZZLING GOWNS AND STUNNING TUXEDOS — PROM 1985 You’re the Inspiration (a song by Chicago), created the setting for the 1985 Prom with a beautiful array of gowns and handsome tuxedos. May the third found many people rushing home from school to get dressed and heading to the SEMO University Ballroom. Music and videos were provided by Super Sound. At eleven o'clock the Prom was over—but the memories of it would last a lifetime. Right Rick Fields was Prom King and Kim Bollinger was Prom Queen. YEARBOOK CORONATION The 1984-86 Woodland Cardinal Year- book Coronation was held on March 26. “Up Where We Belong,” was the theme of the evening. The stage was decorated with a rainbow, balloons on the walls and suspended from the ceiling, and bouquets of balloons cascading from the floor. The fifth grade candidate, Stephanie Lossing was crowned elementary princess, by the retiring prinoess, Donna Brotherton. Stephan- ie’s escort was Daniel Wilkinson. Donna was escorted by Robert Elledge. Other candidates were: Kindergarten - Karen Wene and Justin Fox: First - Ruthie Tipton and Luke Cowell; Second - Carrie Miller and Jason Nanney; Third - Tabitha Spiroff and Jimmy Long; Fourth - Shirley McNece and Chris Brown; Sixth - Becky Brown and Donnie Grubb. Retiring Queen, Jana Pridemore, crowned Angie Womer, Junior High Queen. Angie was escorted by Rusty Robinson. The seventh grade candidates were Mahetta Angel and Jason Hopkins. Jana was escorted by Roger Brennecke. The M.C.s were Hester Fox and Ted James and music was provided by Brian Derton. Balloons were given to the children in the audience by Mrs. Jackie Duley, the clown. Lisa Hahn, the Sophomore candidate, was crowned' High School Queen by Retiring Queen Tina Douglas. Lisa was escorted by Thor Hurst. Tina’s escort was Dwayne James. Freshmen candidates were Kristi Simmons and Mike Rice. Juniors - Shannon Darby and Randy Ladd. Seniors - Donna A 11mon and Aaron McIntosh. 25 JUNIOR - ROTARY PARADE CORONATION Dear Diary, This year’s parade was like being in a “Time Machine”. Each class was given a theme, beginning with the “stone age” and ending in “the future”. Kindergarten represented the Stone Age; First grade - Plains Indians; Second grade - Colonial America; Third grade - Civil War Era; Fourth grade - Gold Rush Days; Fifth grade - Gay 90’s; Sixth grade - Roaring 20’s; Seventh Grade - World War II (40’s); Eighth grade - American Graffiti (50’s); Freshmen - Flower Children (60’s); Sophomores - Space Age (70’s); Juniors - Punk Rock (80’s); Seniors - Futurama. The elementary first place winner was fifth grade; second place went to second grade; third place was awarded to first grade. The junior high-high school winner was eighth grade; second place went to the seniors; and third place was taken by the sophomore class. The Junior-Rotary Coronation was a little different than usual. Besides the usual candidates there was another couple from each class who wore the costume that had been worn on the float. The candidates were: K-Katie Johnson and Paul Slinkard; 1-Amy Welker and Jamie Cook; 2-Holly Cook and Jim Null; 3-Crystal Brown and Chris Deck; 4-Malanie Swan and Jimmy Yount; 5-Melanie Marquis and Jamie Boyer; 6-Beth Stacy and John Brown; 7- Lorie Mayfield and Mike Lincoln; 8- Angie Sitze and Keith Bccl; 9-Joyce Sperling and Wade Wilkinson; 10-Leah Kempfer and Therrell Reed; 11-Teresa Davis and Stanley Long; 12-Cindy Kimbcl and Albert Arnzen. The crowns were carried by Meredith Jackson, A.J. Green and Lilo Whitener. AMY WELKER, the first grade candidate, was crowned elementary princess. The eighth grade candidate, ANGIE SITZE, was crowned junior high queen. The high school queen was the junior candidate, TERESA DAVIS. The retiring queens were Lisa Baker, Carrie Overschmidt, and Kim Wilfong. The students wearing costumes were: K-Holly Self and Ryan Duley; 1-Julie Yount and Kenny Brown; 2-Angie Self and Derek Green; 3-Angela Lincoln and Peter Rhodes; 4-Cindy Toombs and Russel Basham; 5-Megan Cook and Tony Lincoln; 6-Aimee Elfrink and Mackey Smith; 8-Becky Clark and Rusty Robinson; 9-Michelle Gullett and Sean Crader; 10-Vicki Buttry and Thor Hurst; 11-Janet Deck and Eric Mayfield; 12-Stephanie Nalley and Phillip Stanfill. FHA PRESIDENT CROWNED BARNWARMING QUEEN The annual FFA-FHA Barnwarming was held Friday. October 26 in the Woodland High School gym. Games included the barrel race, egg toss, and life saver game. Homemade apple cider was part of the refreshments, and sandwiches and cookies were provided by FHA members. Right - Hester Fox. Barnwarming Queen, and Stan Beel, Barnwarming King are shown surrounded by their court — Connie Busby, Rick Fields. Becki Crader, Tim Minson, Debbie VanDeVen, Larry Welker. Lisa Walker, and Aaron McIntosh. Bev Mayfield, the Retiring Barnwarming Queen, congratulates Hester Fox, the 1984-85 Barnwarming Queen. IS The theme for the 1985 Homecoming was Lucky Star”. Candi Thele, retiring Homecoming queen, escorted by Tim Minson, reigned over the opening events. She is shown with the court of candidates and basketball players. HOMECOMING The 1985 Lucky Star’ was Lisa Walker, the senior candidate. Silver stars dangling in the air and lighted stars on a black background created a roman- tic, mystical atmosphere. Below: Lisa reignes over the 1985 Woodland Homecoming. Rhonda Deck was the Freshman candidate. Her escort was Rick Fields. The Sophomore candidate was Amber Page. Amber's escort was Stan Beel. Janet Deck was the Junior canidate. Janet's escort was Todd Shell. TALL TALES IN MUSIC Tall Talc� and Heroes” was the theme of the Elementary Music Program held on May 70. 1985. Mrs. Cooper was the director. Kindergarten and first grade performed Jack and the Beanstalk”. Melanie Marquis, Willie Wells, Brian Johnson. Taylor Brown. Megan Cook, and Mitchell Nanney had special parts in the fifth and sixth grade portion of the music program. The Lollipop Tree and The Greedy Cat” were performed by the second and third grades. Daryn Holweg. Tracy Rasmussen. Randy Tucker. Greg Young, Elijah Allen presented some heroes. 30 FLYING HIGH ATHLETIC AND HONORS BANQUETS The Athletic Banquet sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce wu held on May 10. The foBowing awards were recelvedi VofleybaM A Team Ace Server Sherry Green. Hitting - Donna Allmon. Block • Kim Bollinger, '•ettlng - Becki Crader. Spirit Paula Thele. Most mproved - Amber Page, B Team • 100% - Carrie Edgar. Most Improved - Mitzl Thomasi Basketball A Team Rebounding - Donna Allmon. Leading Scorer I Field Goal Percentage - Sherri Davault. Free Throw Percentage 8 Assists • Sherri Davault. Defense Kim Bollinger. Spirit - Lisa Waiter. Hustle - Sandy Sneed. Al Around Player • Sherry Green, B Team Most Improved • Andrea McIntosh. Hustle - Pam Crader, A Team Boys Basketball - Rebounding Stan Beel and Aaron McIntosh. Highest Free Throw Percentage • Todd Shefl. Most Improved Player Larry Welker, BasebaR - Runs Batted In - Aaron McIntosh. Winningest Pitcher • Dale Long. Batting Average Tim Myers. We Are The World We Are the Future We Make A Difference The Bodinger County Chamber of Commerce Student Awards Banquet was held on May 23. The following students received athletic awards, BasebaR-Batting Average • Tim Myers. Pitching Most Wins Dale Long. Runs Batted In Aaron McIntosh. Defense and Stolen Bases Stacey Acup, Basketball Offense. Free Throws and Assists - Sherri Davault. Defense Kim Bollinger. Rebounds Donna Allmon. Spirit - Lisa Walker. Offense and Free Throws - Todd Shefl. Defense - Rick Fields. Rebounds - Stan Bed and Aaron McIntosh. Assists - Tim Minson. Spirit - Kevin Mayfield, Voleyball-Set-Ups - Becki Crader. Spiker and Defense Donna Almon. Serving Sherry Green. Spirit - Kim BoMinger. Honor students recognized were, Seniors - Donna Allmon 11.00 and Stacey Acup 10.98, Juniors Sherri Davault 10.88 and Janet Deck IO.661 Sophomores - Clayton Wene 11.00 and Robin Long 10.71, Freshmen - Lisa Lax 11.00. Karla Smith 11.00. Joyce Sperling 11.00 and Beverly Winchester 11.00. RODNEY ABERNATHY December 79. 1965 STACEY ANDREW ACUP May 9. 1967 Americanism Art Contest Winner I, Awards Biology IO History IO Art I. Geometry I. NHGA IO Industrial Arts 3.3, Music 3, English 3. Advanced Math 3. Danforth I Dare You 3, Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Who's Who Among American High School Students 2, Basebal 3.4, Class President 4, Stand Manager 4, Beta Club 4, Harry S. Truman Essay Contest Winner, Voice of Democracy Speech Contest Winner 4. DONNA JO ALLMON November 3, 1966 Beta Club IO Treasurer 3, President 4, Pep Club 103.4, Band 103.4, Spanish Club I, Voileybal IO Varsity Co-Captain 3, Varsity Captain 4. Al Conference VoteybaM 2, Basketball 103. Varsity Basketball Captain 4, District Music Contest Ensemble Rating (II) I. Dlst. Music Contest Solo Rating (I). State Music Contest Solo Rating (I), Black River Electric Essay Contest Winner 3, FHA I, Student Council President 4, Junior Class President. CYNTHIA J. ANDERSON November 14, 1967 Cheerleader 103, FHA I, Student Council Representative 103. Secretary 4, Pep Club 103A Voleyball 3.3.4. ALBERT ARNZEN October 19. 1966 FFA 103.4. STANLEY BEEL September 78. 1966 Band 103.4, Pep Band 103.4, Basketbal 103.4, Pep Chib 103.4, FFA 103.4, Assistant Seminal I, Carnival Candidate 3, Barnwarming King 4. 33 KIM BOLLINGER October 19. 1966 Voleyball 103.4, Basketball U.3.4, Class Vice-President I, FHA U.3.4, Treasurer X Vice-President 3, Pep Club U.3.4, Band U.3.4, Beta Club 3.4. CONNIE MARIE BUSBY June 15. 1967 Band U, Pep Band U, Pep Club U.3.4, Spanish Club U Cheerleading 2, Volleyball 3, Snow Queen Candidate 3, FHA 4i Student Council Treasurer 4, BOE 4, Barnwarming Queen Candidate 4. BRAD COLLINS March 15. 1967 FFA U.3.4, Band U.3.4, jazz Band 4, SOE 4. REBECCA CARDER August 19. 1967 Class President h Pep Club U.3.4, Spanish Club U, FHA U.3.4, Devotional Leaders 2. President 4, Snow Queen Candidate I. Beta Club 2.3.4. Secretary 3, Volleyball 2.3.4, Cheerleading 2.3.4. Co-Captain 2. Captain 4, Homecoming Candidate 3, Student Council Representative 3.4, Danforth I Dare You” Award 3, Barnwarming Candidate 4. TONIA CRADER October X). 1966 Pep Chib U.3.4, FHA 3.4. JOHN R. CRITES January 30, 1967 FFA U.3.4. MARIA DESPAIN February 24, 1966 FHA 4. SADD President 4. JAMES RICHARD FIELDS September 24. 1966 Bind 103. FFA 103,4. Secretary 4. Livestock Award I. Soils Team 2. Livestock Award 2. Poultry Production Award 2. Forestry Award 2. Assistant Reporter I. Star Chapter Farmer 2. Livestock Award 3, Solis Team 4, Pep Ckjb 1.4, Pep Band 103. Spanish Club I, SOE 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Mr. Varsity 4. HESTER RENEE FOX July 6. 1967 Class Secretary I, FHA 103,4. President 4. Regional Recreational-Devotional Leader 4, Pep Club 103.4, Volleyball 2, Carnival Candidate 2, Basketbal 3, Madrigal Select Choir 3, Barnwarming Queen 4, COE 4. MITCH DANE GOSKIE April 6. 1967 Student Council 103, Band 103.4, Solo Contest Winner 2.3. Librarian 4, Pep Club 103.4. President 3, FHA 2,3. Historian Reporter 3. Parliamentarian 4. Regional Historian Reporter 4, Beta Club 4, Senior Stand Manager. PLEAMON FRANK HAMLIN March 19. 1967 FFA 103.4« SOE 4. ROBIN HASTINGS February 21. 1967 Pep Club 103.4, FHA IO Student Council I, Spanish Chib 10, Baseball 2.3, Basketball 3, COE 4. 35 WILLIAM BRIAN HORMAN January 32. 1967 Ff A u.4. JEFF HOUSEHOLDER October 9, 1967 ANGELA MARIE JAMES September 5, 1967 FHA U.3.4, Reporter 3. HI� tor Ian 4� Beta Club IJ.3.4. Vice-President 4, Student Council Representative IJ.3.4� Band Ui Pep Band Ui Pep Club U.3.4) Spanish Club U Yearbook Coronation Candidate It Volleyball I. Homecoming Candidate 2, BOE 4. RODNEY JAMES June 19. 1967 COE 4. TIMOTHY EDWARD JAMES February I, 1966 Spanish Club I. Pep Club 3.4� Yearbook Staff 3. Student Council Representative 4i Flrat Place Rotary Club Speech 4. CINDY KIMBEL December 26. 1966 Pep Club U, FHA u Yerbook Staff 3. TODD LINCOLN November 7 , 1966 FFA IJ.3.4, SOF 4. DALE E. LONG September 16. 1966 FFA 3.3, Baseball 3,3.4. KAREN DENISE LUKEFAHR November 30. 1966 Spanish Chib I Pep Chib IJ.3.4, Pep Band IJ.3.4, Band IJ.3.4, Twirier 3.3. Head Twlrler 4. Volleybal IJ, Varsity Volleyball 3, Spanish Chib Reporter I. Clarinet Quartet I. Basketball Scorebook Keeper IJ, Clarinet Solo 3. Beta Club 3.3.4� FHA 3.4. FHA'er of the Year 3� Band Librarian 3.4i COE 4. MELISSA ANN MAYFIELD February 2. 1967 Volleyball IJ, English Award !• Yearbook Staff 3, FHA 3. COE 4. AARON ANDERSON MCINTOSH December 5. 1966 Basketbal IJ.3.4, Baseball IJ.3.4, Pep Chib IJ.3.4, FFA IJ.3.4, Star Greenhand I. Assistant Treasurer I. Chaplin 3i Spanish Chib 3i Baseball Conference Champs U BOBBY MILLER September 27, 1967 FFA IJJ. 37 V DEBBIE MILLER Stepember 18. 1967 Pep Chib 0.3.4, FHA 3.4. Beta Club 0.3.4, Band I, Spanish Chib I. Student Council Representative 1.3. Yearbook Coronation Candidate 2, Who's Who Among American High School Student 3. Shorthand Award 3. Business Education Award 3. Scholar of the Week 3. LEE MILLER TIMOTHY ALLEN MINSON December 21, 1966 FFA U.3.4, Star Chapter Farmer I. Beef Production Award 0.3. Extemporary Award 1.3. State Convention Delegate I, Assistant President I. Homestead Improvement Award 2. State Leadership Award. 4th Place District FFA Contest 3. Basketball 0.3.4. Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1.4, Pep Club 0.3.4, Yearbook Coronation Candidate 2. Barnwarming Candidate 3. Homecoming Candidate 3.4, Class Vlce-Prelsdent 4. LISA GAIL MOYERS September 26, 1967 FHA 0.3.4. Vice-President 4, Pep Club 0.3.4. President 4, Band 1.2, Pep Band O. Student Council Representative O, Homecoming Candidate I, PTO Candidate 2. Class Treasurer 2, Beta Club 3.4. Class Secretary 3, Second Place-Voice of Democracy Speech 4, Snow Queen 4. TIM MYERS June 25. 1967 Baseball 0.3.4, Basketbal 0.3.4, Pep Club 0.3.4, FFA OJ. STEPHANIE TESS NALLEY October 24. 1965 FHA 0.3.4. Recreational Leader 3.4, Cheerleader 1.2, Pep Club 0.3, Volleybal Manager O, English Award I, Class Vice-President 2, Yearbook Staff 3, Library Helper 3. RANDY POGUE August 30, 1967 FFA UM Pep Club IJ, Basebal 2, SOE 4. RANDY SCOTT June 15. 1966 ANTHONY DEE SITZE July 5. 1967 FFA U.3. CONNIE SPOOLER April 23. 1967 Spanish Club Treasurer l Class Treasurer 2,4� COE 4. HAROLD STORZ November 20. 1966 Snow King Candidate 2. COE 4. PAULA ANN THELE August 27. 1966 FHA UJ.4, Recreation Leader 3. Treasurer 4� Volleyball 1,23,4. Captain 2i Band IJ.3� Pep Band 1.2.3, Pep Club U.3.4� Carnival Candidate I. Cheerleader 2. Class President 2, FHA Officer of the Year 3i Pep Club Secretary 3i Library Helper! Yearbook Staff 3� Basketball Manager 3i Student Council Reporter 4i BOE 4. 39 JOYCE F. TOOMBS July 37. 1966 Spanish Club li Cheerleader 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Art Award 3, Pep Chib 3.4i Class Reporter 4, FHA 4� Student Council 4t Junior Varsity Basketbal Team 4. DEBRA MARIE VANDEVEN June 3. 1967 FFA U3, Secretary 3, Pep Chib U.3.4, Pep Band I.3.3.4, Band U.3.4, FHA 3.3. Recreational Leader 4, Cheerleading 3.4� Carnival Candidate 3. Barnwarming Candidate 4. LISA LYNNE WALKER August 16. 1967 FHA U.3.4, Cheerleader It Class Treasurer 1.3� Pep Chib U.3.4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3� Varsity Basketball 3.3� Beta Chib 3.4, Class Secretary 4, Homecoming Queen 4. SHANNON WARNER March 4. 1966 TAMRA JEAN THELE May 8. 1967 FHA 3.3.4, Spanish Chib I. Pep Chib 3.3.4 PHILLIP STANFILL September 9. 1966 Basketball 1.3.3.4, Baseball U.3.4, Band U.3.4, Pep Band U.3.4, Pep Chib U.3.4, FFA U JOHN ANGEL GARY GROMER JOHN HADLEY WENDELL JORDAN KEITH LINCOLN January 33. 1967 April 13, 1966 KEVIN GALE KEVIN MCELVAIN RICK MOYERS TODD SHELL LINCOLN LARRY WILLIS June I. 1967 April 13. 1966 Not Shown Mike Chronister Pauline Hammock Ron Houston Dear Diary, The year 1985 Becomes a Reality As We Reach the Final Moments Before Each member of Our Class Departs On Life's Journey Into the Unknown We Could Never Appropriately Express Our Appreciation to the Faculty For Their Correction and Direction Yet We hope They Understand That They Played a Major Role In Our Lives Time Grows Short Yet We Flold Memories Never to Be Erased From Our Minds. MR. AND MS. WHS MR. MASCULINE MS. FEMININE BEST DRESSED Todd Shell Rick Fields Connie Spooler Kim Bollinger Lisa Moyers Stan Beel CLASS CLOWNS John Hadley t Hester Fox MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Becki Crader i Mitch Goskie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC MOST SOPHISTICATED Donna Allmon Lisa Walker Stephanie Nalley Stacey Acup Aaron McIntosh Tim Minson MOST COURTEOUS Karen Lukefahr t Ted James MOST TALKATIVE Paula Thele t Robin Hastings BEST PERSONALITY Joyce Toombs Todd Lincoln s E N I 0 R T R 1 P JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 45 JUNICES HAVE BUSY YEAH Sherri Abbott Jeff Abernathy Scott Baker Jim Barker Steve Beel Kathy Bippus Lynn Brotherton Dale Chronister Sherri Davault Theresa Davis Janet Deck David Eldracher Karen Fields Lisa Foster Tim Graves Monica Green Ron Flale Monica Flay Laurie Flernandez Richard Fluff Lori Flutchings Carl Flulvey Carlton Flulvey Cassie James David James Jim Johnson Stacey Jones Jody Kirk Paul Laxton Lisa Leadbetter CLASS OFFICERS Jamie Lutes — President Kevin Mayfield — Vice-President Sherri Davault — Reporter Janet Deck — Secretary Michelle Seabaugh — Treasurer Below - Michelle Seabaugh and Laurie Flernandez conduct a SADD meeting. Renee Leslie Jesse Lincoln Kerry Lincoln Stan Long Darren Lukefahr Jamie Lutes Mirenda Marquis Terry Marquis Eric Mayfield Kevin Mayfield Peggy McCulley Brenda Noble Chris Presswood Darryl Rhodes Kim Robbins Beth Robinson Bobby Scott Michelle Seabaugh Bill Shell Above Tony Mengwasser presented a program on respiratory therapy during Career Day. Righti Larry Welker, Darren Lukefahr and Kim Robbins enjoyed the Prom food. Sherry Hoots received a first place trophy at the scholastic Bowl. Kathy Bippus received second place� Dale Chronister received third place� and Stacey Jones received fourth place. Vicki Buttry and Kathy Bippus just couldn’t resist looking at the camera. Below: Kim Wilfong, Monica Green, and Beth Robinson seemed to be working very hard. 48 Tammy Shumpert Sam Smith Dwayne Tyler Mary VanGennip David Ward Larry Welker Karen White Kim Wilfong Patty Zeiss SECOND yEAD CF HIGH SCDCCL ECD “SILLY” SCDDCMCDES After a year of becoming accustomed to high school, most students are ready to begin their tenth grade year. A sophomore has a much wider choice of classes, and the opportunity to become more involved in sports as well as extracurricular activities — and of course, who can forget the dreaded driver's testl Debi Anderson Charlotte Angel Brad Bowen Doug Brashear Cathy Brown Sandi Brown Tony Brown Vicky Buttry Regina Clark Scott Cornman Darren Crader Matt Crader John Cureton Carrie Edgar Sheryl Forrester Angela Garner Kelly Green Sherri Green Mark Greer Lisa Hahn Sheila Huff Thor Hurst Donna Jones Debbie Jordan David Keith Leah Kempfer Rhonda Kirkpatrick Gina Lincoln Scott Lincoln Beverly Long Robin Long David Lukefahr Carl Masters Kim Miller Tina Miller Cheryl McCormick 49 The Thunderbolt (Scott Cornman. Sheila Huff and Clayton Wene) won first place In the Scholastic Bowl. The Mind Readers (Regina Clark and Candy McFarland) won second place. Above Carl Masters and Jerry Toombs posed after winning a ribbon at Special Olympics. Barbara Pace Amber Page Todd Peters Therrel Reed Connie Robbins Julie Rooker Diane Rose Rodney Rouggly Doug Sitze Terry St. Clair John Swift Russel Tempelmire sovoi ; SADD member Marla Rhodes. Bryan Derton. Joyce Toombs. Leah Kempfer. Robin Long. Gina Lincoln. Connie Robbins. Debbie Jordan. Julie Welker. Lisa Hahn, Pam Crader. Rhonda Deck, and Mitzi Thomas planned Senior Bash. CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer — Brad Bowen Secretary — Thor Hurst President — Therrel Reed Vice-President — Robin Long 51 FRESHMEN ENJCy FIRST yEAR CF HIGH SCHCCL Brad Baker Todd Baker Richard Beard Roger Brennecke Bobby Brown Lori Brown Lisa Christopher Brian Collier Deanna Collins Pam Crader Sean Crader John Craft Denise Crites Betty Cureton Marsha Cutsinger Melissa Davault Robert Davault Rhonda Deck Brian Derton Shelby Doerhoff Brad Elfrink Leonard Foster Clinton Frymire Lonnie Frymire Julie Welker and Cathy Brown passed a Life Saver at the Barnwarming, while directions were being yelled in the background. 52 CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President — Mike Rice Treasurer — Judd Marquis President — Lisa Lax Secretary — Sean Crader Kim Gregory Michelle Gullett Wayne Haffner Dewey Hahn Robert Hess Doug Houston Don James Johnnie James Teresa James Vince Kight Laurie LaRose Lisa Lax Michelle Lincoln Telethia Long Judd Marquis Bobby Masters Randy Mayfield Dirk Meek Tom Millstead Gilbert Moyers Candy McFarland Andrea McIntosh Johnny Nanney Krista Pace Tracy Page Jana Pridemore Beth Rhodes Marla Rhodes 53 Mike Rice Richie Roark Jimmy Shepard Sabrina Sidwell Kristi Simmon Tim Sitze Karla Smith Sandy Sneed Joyce Sperling Mitzi Thomas Terry Toombs Stacy Tucker Delbert Weakley Tammila Weakley Teresa Wells Wendy West Wayne White Sharon Wilkinson Clothing II □ Consumer Education □ Current Issues □ Developmental Reajding □ Driver Education □ English I □ English II □ English III □ Family Living □ Food Preservation □ Fundamentals of Music □ General Math □ General Science □ Geography □ Geometry □ Health □ Home Economics I □ Interior Design □ Language Arts □ Mechanical Drawing □ Metals I □ Metals II □ Nursing Physical Jducation Physics □ Psychology □ Reading Secretarial Practice C Shop □ Shorthand □ Sociology □ Spanish □ Speech Study Hall □ Trigonometry □ Typing □ Vocational Agriculture I ( Vocational Agriculture II □ Vocational Agriculture III [ World Foods □ World History □ 55 Woodwork □ PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE Darrell Rhodes worked hard on his house plans. Gary McCall worked on his cross bow handle. Bll She wh so busy working he didn't even see the camera. Left Steve Beel showed Beth Robinson how to use the mixer. Above: Todd Shell and Stan Beel watched as Amber Page. Lisa Hahn. Julie Welker, and Cathy Brown do all the cooking. Below: Mr. Wilkinson helped Darren Shell and Keith Beel while Jerry Pace watched. Special Olympics participants displayed their ribbons. Roberta Metcalf. Sherry Shipley, and Betty Cureton relaxed between eventa. IlSTRICTi SPECIAL OLYMPICS Above left - Steve Beel certainly showed good form. Above right - Shannon Warner really threw that ball. Left - Sherry Shipley and Wanda Francis watched as Timmy Null prepared for the long jump. 57 Right: Tom Millftead helped card books for Mrs. Porter. Below Left: Rick Moyers was installing a new headlight in Auto Mechanics class. Below middle: Carl Horton created a mosaic in art class. Mrs. Martin’s math class sure can be hard — just ask Melissa Davault. Rhonda Deck, Deanna Collins. Bev Winchester. Lori Brown, Shelby Doerhoff or Don James. 58 Doug Houston and Jimmie Shepard really seemed to enjoy history. Mrs. Price must have been telling an amusing story. Below: Vince Right, Debbie Jordan. Barbara Pace. Therrel Reed. Carrie Edgar, and John Swift wrote papers for English class. Melissa Mayfield. Rodney James. Hester Fox. Connie Spooler. Harold Storz. Robin Hastings. Karen Lukefahr. and Ted James. YEARBOOK STAFF Saristi 'immonA Karla Smith IJearhooh Sldviior; jbefma Sarre(( SPECIAL THANKS TO LINDA PRICE 61 Row I - R. Deck, T. Page, L. Brown, M. Rhodes, K. Lukefahr. K. Bollinger, L. Lax, S. Davault, K. Fields, M. Marquis. K. Smith. J. Welker. M. Thomas, S. Tucker. Row 2 - J. Rooker, S. Cornman, S. Huff, L. Hooe, M. VanGennip, S. Jones, P. Crader, L. Hahn, A. Page, M. Hay, S. Doerhoff, A. McIntosh. M. Green. K. Simmons, J. Sperling. R. Clark. S. Green, C. McCormick. Row 3 - T. Baker, C. Edgar. T. Davis, B. VanDeven. J. Lutes, J. Pridemore, B. Derton, M. Gullet. T. Weakley. T. James. D. Chronister. D. James, D. Meek. B. Winchester, S. Lincoln, R. Rougly. Row 4 - B. Collins, M. Goskie. D. Weakley, P. Stanfill. M. Chronister, B. Bowen, D. Sitze. R. Abernathy. T. Sitze. R. Roark. B. Elfrink. T. Sitze, S. Beel, Mrs. Tabb. K. Miller. P. McCuley. B. Robln on. L. Moyer . L. Walker. D. VanDeven. B. Derton. C. Hulvey. Row 3 - C. Kimbel. T. Theie, K. Bippu . C. Brown. J. Welker. B. Long. P. Hammock. J. Toomb . Row 3 - K. White. D. Jone . $. Abbott. T. Shell. T. Myer . J. Houtehoulder. R. Abernathy. D. Keith. C. Matter . TWIRLERS - Karen Lukefahr. Mitzi Thomas, Marenda Marquis, and Karen Fields. CHORUS SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS Missouri University Curators Scholarship - Becki Crader; SEMO University Presidents Scholarship - Stacy Acup; SEMO University President’s Scholarship - Ron Houston; Shield of Shelter Scholarship - Joyce Toombs; CTA Scholarship - Karen Lukefahr; PTO Scholarship - Stan Beel; Rotary Club Scholarship - Ted James; Alpha Delta Kappa, Beta Gamma Chapter Scholarship - Lisa Moyers. HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS SCIENCE AWARDS Physics - Donna Allmon; Physical Science - Connie Robins; General Science - Richard Beard and Michelle Lincoln; Biology I - Lisa Lax, Karla Smith and Bev Winchester; Biology II - Clay Wene and Robin Long; Chemistry - Becki Crader and Donna Allmon. BUSINESS AWARDS Typing I - Amber Page and Stan Beel; Shorthand - Regina Clark; Business Award - Cassie James; Bookkeeping - Karen Fields and Sherri Davault; Yearbook - Kristi Simmons and Karla Smith. MATH AWARDS Algebra I - Mitzi Thomas; Geometry - Monica Hay and Karla Smith; Algebra II - Clayton Wene and Regina Clark; Advanced Math - Stacey Acup and Becki Crader. HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS Home Economics I - Leah Kempfer and Bev Winchester; Clothing - Janet Deck. MUSIC AND BAND AWARDS Most Promising Young Band Student - Lisa Lax and Brad Bowen; Arion Award for Excellence in Band - Sherri Davault; Outstanding Choral Student - Carl Masters and Lisa Hahn. ART AWARDS Lisa Christopher, Candy McFarland, Leah Kempfer, Sandi Brown, Monica Hay, Lisa Forrester, Gary Gromer, and Charlotte Angel. ENGLISH AWARDS English IV - Cindy Anderson; Speech - Stacey Acup and Donna Allmon, English III - Sherri Davault, Karen Fields, and Janet Deck; English II - Robin Long and Regina Clark; English II - Clayton Wene; English I - Tracy Page. Outstanding Spelling - Laurie LaRose. SPANISH AWARDS Most Improved Spanish Student - Kim Ariola; Spanish I - Alisa Trout and Kristy Fulbright; Spanish II - Tammy Stoeckel and Dale Chronister. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD Stacey Acup HISTORY AWARDS American History - Candy McFarland and Karla Smith; World History (Price) - Carrie Edgar; World History (Hurst) - Becki Crader, Robin Long, Clayton Wene, Kim Bollinger, Scott Cornman, Shiela Huff and Connie Robbins; Sociology Psychology - Sherri Davault, Monica Hay, Shiela Huff and Lisa Hahn. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARD Kevin Lincoln OTHER AWARDS Most positive attitude - Larry Willis; Best book reports - Shannon Warner; Most book reports - Brenda Lee Noble; Persistence - Wayne Haffner. JUNIOR HIGH AWARDS HOME ECONOMICS - 8th Awards - Becky Clark and Anglie Womer; Above Average Achievement - Kristal Nalley, Becky Clark, Angie Womer, Carrie Overschmidt, Roxana Robins, Angela Sitze, Theresa Sitze, Kim Sperling and Tina Vega. SPELLING AWARDS Spelling award - Alisa Trout and Connie Grindstaff; Most improved spelling student - Teresa Cook; Spelling Awards - Kim Sperling and Chuck Forrester; Outstand- ing achievement in spelling - Julie Burkett, Kristi Fullbright, Theresa Brotherton, Will Daugherty, Connie Tilley, Lance Hahn, Logan Bippus, Mary Brown, Sandi Kempfer, Kristal Nalley, Roxana Robins, Tammy Stoeckel, Jeff Johnson, Trina Eifert, Theresa Sitze, Kim Sperling, Angie Womer, Monica Watts, Chuck Forrester, Darin Shell. LANGUAGE ARTS AWARDS 8th Grade Language Award - Mary Brown and Darin Shell; 7th grade Language Awards - Kristi Fullbright and Theresa Brotherton; Outstanding Achievement in Language - Deborah Huckstep, Connie Tilley and Alisa Trout. Most improved students in Language - Marsha Robins and Everett Reed. STUDENTS EARNING READING CIRCLE CERTIFICATE Debbie Basham, Theresa Brotherton, Julie Burkett, Mindy Cook, Teresa Cook, Misti Eaker, Kristi Fullbright, Jason Hopkins, Deborah Huckstep, Candy James, Amy McKaskle, Marsha Robins, Connie Tilley, Alisa Trout, 63 Kim Ariola, Logan Bippus, Randy Green, Connie Grindstaff, Lance Hahn, David James, Everett Reed, Charity McDonough, Mary Brown, Becky Clark, Roxana Robins, Teresa Sitze, Tammy Stoeckel, Todd Leadbetter, Gary McCall, Rusty Robinson, and Daniel Wyatt. SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD Will Daugherty and Alisa Trout, Most Improved - Edward Jordan. ART AWARDS Connie Grindstaff, Kevin Forrester and Eric Maurer. MUSIC AWARDS Award - Darin Shell; Certificates - Tammy Stoeckel and Sandi Kempfer. BAND AWARDS Most outstanding 7th grade Band students - Don McFarland and Robin Green; Most outstanding 8th grade Band students - Mary Brown and Rob Abernathy; Most improved and versatile Junior High Band • Roxana Robins. SOCIAL STUDIES AWARDS Darin Shell and Mary Brown; Most improved - Eddie Green. SCHOLARSHIP AND CITIZENSHIP Seventh - Alisa Trout; Eighth - Mary Brown; Citizenship - Seventh - Deborah Huckstep, Will Daugherty; Eighth - Tammy Long and Darin Shell. Best All Around - Seventh - Everett Reed and Connie Grindstaff; Eighth - Jeff Johnson and Carrie Overschmidt. MATH AWARDS Math Contest - Roxana Robins and Will Daugherty; Excellence in Math - Robbie Abernathy, Keith Beel, Becky Clark, Carrie Overschmidt, Rusty Robinson, Angela Sitze, Kim Sperling, Julie Burkett, Kristy Fulbright, Deborah Huckstep, Connie Tilley, Sharon St. Clair, Debbie Basham, Theresa Brotherton, Randy Green, Lisa Lincoln, Sandi Kempfer, Mindy Cook, Connie Grindstaff; Mathathon - Jackie James, Tamara Long, Danny Young, Logan Bippus, Nadene Green, Robin Green, Sheila Collins, Melinda Shetley, Julie Burkett, Barbie James, Steve Strong, Rusty Brown, Theresa Brotherton, Eddie Brown. STODDARD COUNTY SCHOLASTIC MEET Donald Teal - Math-3rd; Danny Wyatt - Science-3rd; Heidi Surdyk - Declamation-3rd; Kristy Fulbright - Language Arts - 1st; Jason Hopkins - Science-3rd; Logan Bippus - Academic Bowl-2nd; Connie Tilley - Academic Bowl-3rd. ENGLISH AWARD Eighth grade - Angie Rhodes; Most improved seventh graders - Lori Mayfield, Joey Rhodes and Robin Green; Reading Circle Certificates - Lori Mayfield, Joey Rhodes and Melinda Shetley. OTHER AWARDS Sherry Shipley - Positive Attitude; Alton Haffner - Achievement. SCHOLAR OF THE MONTH September K - Lynn Tipton; 1st - Rebecca Allen; 2nd - Andrew Holland; 3rd - Amy Chandler; 4th - Rhonda Woodfin; 5th - Donna Chandler; 6th - David James; 7th - Will Daugherty; 8th - Carrie Overschmidt; 9th - Beverly Winchester; 10th - Regina Clark; 11th - Sherri Davault; 12th - Stacey Acup. October K-Travis Whitener; 1st - Kim Nanney; 2nd - Laura Stacy; 3rd - Ross Dowd; 4th - Kristy Bazzell; 5th - Mitchell Nanney; 6th - Jill Wene; 7th - Alisa Trout; 8th - Angela Sitze; 9th - Brad Elfrink; 10th - Carrie Edgar; 11th - Cassie James; 12th - Donna Allmon. November K - Roxanne Lukefahr; 1st - Barry Meyer; 2nd - Angela Self; 3rd - Stephany Dueker; 4th - Susan Ekerle; 5th - Heather Gaines; 6th - Christy Miller; 7th - Connie Tilley; 8th - Tammy Stoekel; 9th - Rhonda Deck; 10th - Clayton Wene; 11th - Janet Deck; 12th - Becki Crader. December K - Nathan Surface; 1st - Clara Jones; 2nd - Holly Cook; 3rd - Jennifer Wene; 4th - Khonsaran Keopaseut; 5th - Darron Baker; 6th - Aimee Elfrink. February K - Holly Self; 1st - Ruthie Tipton; 2nd - Kristy Roark; 3rd - Jeff Tarble; 4th - Robbie Daugherty; 5th - Darren Acup; 6th - Kakie Ellis; 7th - Kristy Fulbright; 8th - Kim Sperling; 9th - Karla Smith; 10th - Becky VanDeVen. March K - Ryan Duley; 1st - Jamie Cook; 2nd - Derek Green; 3rd - Amy Smith; 4th - Julie Houchins; 5th - Lisa Baker; 6th - Jason Cook; 7th 64 - Lisa Lincoln; 8th - Heidi Surdyk; 9th - Joyce Sperling; 10th - Darren Masters; 11th - Richard Huff; 12th - Ron Houston. April K - Sam Teeters; 1st - Alicia Haffner; 2nd - Christy Bollinger; 3rd - Christy VanGennip; 4th - Melody Jones; 5th - Nioka Seets; 6th - Elijah Allen; 7th - Connie Grindstaff; 8th - Danny Wyatt; 9th - Lisa Lax; 10th - Leah Kempfer; 11th - Jamie Lutes; 12th - John Hadley. ELEMENTARY AWARDS Kindergarten Scholars - Travis Whitener, Lynn Tipton, Nathan Surface; Holly Self. Good Citizens - Lynn Tipton, Travis Whitener, Karen Wene, Holly Self, Chris Finn, Joshua Lindley, Leslie Reed, Jessica Lincoln, Travis Reed. Perfect attendance - Chad Duley, Ryan Duley; Good Citizens - Ryan Duley, Jessica Bohnsack, Danielle Lincoln, Jacob Elledge, Eric Crites, Holly Lincoln, Jodie Henson, Sam Teeters, Katie Johnson. First Grade Perfect Attendance - Ronnie St. Clair, Ruthie Tipton, T.J. Moody, Jamie Cook, Tyanna Summers, Michael Thomp- son, Julie Yount, Amy Pace; Good Citizens - Jason Henson, T. J. Moody, Richard Foster, Ruthie Tipton, Luke Cowell, Rebecca Allen, Sarah Moser, Steve Jordan, Robbie Paszekiewicz, Dustin Lincoln, Scott Robins, Heather Finn, Dale Welker, Josiah Freeman, Jessica Huffman, Jill Johnson, Kenny Brown, Michael Thomp- son, April Stinson, Amy Cameron, Brandi Garcia, Mandy Roark, Brian Kempfer, Beth Barks, Angela Martin, Alicia Haffner, Allen Robins, Michael Thompson. Second Grade Perfect Attendance - Ben Surdyk, Andy Wilkinson, Jacob Freeman, Diana Mayfield, Jennifer Shrum, Michelle Welker, Craig Wilfong, LaDonna Grubb, Rogene Smith. Good Citizens - Christy Bollinger, Diana Mayfield, Adam Long, Emily Johnson, Jacob Freeman, Heather Burton, Donnie James, Christy Bollinger, Shelly Welker, Andrew Holland, Angie Self, Derek Green, Jessica Allmon, Abbey Myers, J.R. Fisher, Brandon Gemeinhardt, Chris Moser, Alana Rhodes, Scott Welker, Susie James, Sonya Warner, Shelly Armstrong, Laura Stacy, Kristi Roark, Lonnie Keathley, Danielle Vance, Misty Welker. Third Grade Perfect Attendance - Jamie Brothers, Catina Brown, Chris Deck, Chad Kight, Seth Smith, Jamie Anderson, Lisa Angel, Jimmy Long; Good Citizens - Tim Allen, Theresa Wiggins, Stephany Dueker, Melissa Moore, Wynema Seets, Melissa Petton, Sally James, Amy Smith, Scotty Wilson, Angela Laxton, Eddie Massa, Amy Chandler, Jennifer Wene, Christy VanGennip, Jamie Brothers, Chris Deck, Denise 'utsinger, Angela Lincoln, Lisa Browning, Lisa Angel, tevin Rhodes, Jeremie Keathley, Jeanna Hope, Georgia iipson, Ross Dowd, Heather Lutes; Honor Students - •felissa Moore, Wynema Seets, Amy Smith, Melissa Petton, Tim Allen, Tamara Jones, Stephany Dueker, Todd Angel, Jamie Brothers, Amy Chandler, Denise Cutsinger, Chris Deck, Chris Garcia, Eddie Massa, Amanda Pace, Christy VanGennip, Jennifer Wene, Heather Lutes, Kelley Lee, Ross Dowd, Georgie Gipson, Jeff Tarble, Jeanna Hope. Fourth Grade Good Citizens - Jon Barks, Julie Houchins, Kristy Bazzell, Kathy Jordan, Khonsavan Keopraseut, Shawn Seabaugh, Tracy Shirrell, Nichole Banderman, Brandi Barrett, Rhonda Woodfin, Cindy Toombs, Robbie Daughtery, Melody Jones, Melissa Banderman, Tora Baker, Susan Eckerle, Sherry Sample, Joshua Freeman; Perfect Attendance - Russ Basham, Robbie Daugherty, Rhonda Woodfin, Jeanette Rasmussen, Susan Eckerle, Tracy Shirrell, Larry Rasmussen, Dennis Green, Benji Holweg; Honor Roll - Sarah Bennett, Robbie Daugherty, Susan Eckerle, Joshua Freeman, Melody Jones, Rhonda Woodfin, Robin Wunderlick, Lisa Rouggly, Cindy Toombs, Sherry Sample, Malanie Swan, Julie Houchins, Jon Barks, Tracy Shirrell, Nichole Banderman, Khonsavan Keopraseut, Kathy Jordan, Kristy Bazzell. Fifth Grade Perfect Attendance - Jamie Boyer, Jason Brothers, Donna Chandler, Beth Stoeckel, Melissa Trentham, April Fortenberry, Brian Johnson, Olivia Vance, Darron Baker; Good Citizens - Jamee Trout, Lamphon Keopraseut, Heather Gaines, Michelle Garner, Tina Upchurch, Lourisa Haas, Donna Chandler, Mitchell Nanney, Jason Brothers, Darron Baker, Becky Robins, Marla Sitze, Darren Acup, Lisa Baker, Nioka Seets, Michael Stevens, Holly Lutes, Taylor Brown. Outstand- ing effort and achievement in Remedial Math - Melissa Hale and Lamphon Keopraseut. Sixth Grade Laura Moore, Randy Proffer, Raymond Storie, Randy Tucker, Scott Long, Lester Gale Page, Daryn Holweg, Donna Brotherton, Janelle Johns, Kevin LaRose, Chris Lincoln, James Turner, Greg Young, Josh Johnson; Good Citizens - Mike Overschmidt, Aimee Elfrink, Michell Cornman, Katie Shrum, Sarah Houston, Carol Rhodes, Mike Littleton, Randy Tucker, Beth Stacy, Brandy Huffman, Tonya Jaco, Dawn Rhodes, Jill Wene, Becky Brown, Daryn Holweg, Laurie Holzum, Christy Miller, Janelle Johns, Kakie Ellis, Kelli Derton, Craig Filer, Mackey Smith, Jason Cook, Elijah Allen, Lynne Eldracher, Robert Elledge, Josh Johnson. Outstanding 6th grade Band students - Jason Cook, Janelle Johns, Randy Tucker, Jill Wene. 65 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 67 SUPfcRINTENDENT Mr. Richard Trout SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. JoAnn Shrum. President� Mr. Andy McIntosh� Mr. Earl Lutes� Mr. Bob Gray. Mr. Bob Gray� Mr. Kelly Francis� and Mr. Jack Leslie. 6 $ Pam Wesbecher. Secretary-. Jo Burford. Board Treasurer and Superintendent's Secretary. Modean Filer. High School Secretary. Shirley Davauit. Elementary Secretary. Pat lukefahr. Elementary Secretary The Long and Winding Road About 175 people were pretent Monday night to pay tribute to Mr. Trout. He had been at Woodland for II year� at principal and at tuperintendent. Storlet from hit childhood were told by Mrt. Tippett, a retired Woodland teacher who knew him at a young child. Charlet McDonald predicted future tuccett and Mrt. Cooper told of a muting tchool Incident� . JoAnn Shrum. pretident of the tchool board, gave a complimentary tribute to Mr. Trout't accomplithmentt. Mrt. Jackton and Mrt. Mar quit did a tklt about hit courtthip with Mrt. Trout. Slide of tcenet from hit life were dltplayed on the large tcreen tet up by Mrt. Porter, during the entertainment tettion conducted by Dennlt Wheeler. Honored guettt included Mr. Trout't wife, hit two daughtert. and hit mother and brother. Many community and church friendt came to with him wel in hit new Job. and alto pretent were many former teachert who have worked with him over the yeart. Mr. Trout inepeett a chicken given to him at Mrt. Cooper recalt the event In quettion. I can hardly realize that thirteen yeart have patted tlnce I flrtt moved Into the Woodland R-IV School� . Now I come to the end of the road here and have been requetted to comment on my year at Woodland. Thete have been the happiett day of my life. The friendly cooperation and the good wll of al of you have dltpeled the difficulties thit path proved a pleatant one. and the thirteen yeart. for me. are memorable and happy. My yeart at Woodland have heartened me with their enriched experience . The ttaff hat antwered promptly and wholeheartedly every cal I have made upon them for tcrvice to the dittrict. I enjoyed my time at Woodland and am grateful to have had the opportunity to work here. I leave with many friendthip which are now among my mott c her I the d pottettiont. I am particularly indebted to a ttaff that hat worked to faithfuly with me. Your confidence and tupport made my Job eatier You are a grand group of men and women and to each of you I owe my reaped and gratitude. God biett you and carry on the good work. 69 FACULTY DOROTHY ARNZEN B.S.. Elem. Ed., M.A., Special Ed., SEMO, Secondary Learning Disabili- ties. Sophomore Class Sponsor. CONNIE BROWN B.S., Elem. Ed.. SEMO. Remedial Math-Second and Third Grade. SHERRY BAKER B.S.. Elementary Education. SEMO Fourth Grade. 'A TERI BURKE B.S., Speech Pathology and Elem. Ed.. SEMO, Second Grade. SHIRLEY BARKS B.S. and Masters of Arts In Ed.. SEMO. Third Grade. WANDA BURNS B.S., SEMO, M.A.. So. Baptist Theological Seminary. Speech Path- ologist. JO ANN COWGUR B.S.. Elementary Education. SEMO. Kindergarten. BARBARA BOYER B.S.. Fine Arts. SEMO. Art- Kindergarten through Eighth Grade. RHONDA COLLIER B.S., Elem. Ed.. Spec. In Early Child- hood. SEMO. Third Grade. NATE CROWDEN B.S.. Physical Education. 7 • 8 Grade Science. H.S. Basketball. Sophomore Class Sponsor. GLEE COLLINS SHIRLEY COOPER B.A.. Physical Ed.. Drury College. 2-12 B.S.. Elem. Ed.. Musk, Art. SEMO. Phy. Ed.. Volleyball. Basket., Jr. High Elementary and Junior High Music. Volley.. Jr. Sponsor. 70 Dear Diary. Classes and homeworkl Sometimes it seems like teachers want us to spend all our free time doing work for their class. But I know it's hard for them too. You know diary, students don’t give teachers enough credit. It would be a tough job to be in their shoes. They have to plan their lessons, keep us under control (which isn’t too easy), and the support they give us in our extra-curricular activities is really greatl Even though, but especially because they are demanding. I really appreciate my teachers. When you think about it teachers are an influence on life I’ll never forgetl Bye for now, I need to finish my homework. BONAGENE DEVENFORT B.S.. Elcm. Ed.. Arkansas State Univer- sity. Fifth Grade. JACQUELYN DULEY B.A., Social Science. Notre Dame. Rememdlal Reading. Remedial Math- First Grade. NAOMI DUNCAN B.S. In Education. M.A.. Ed.. SEMO. Peabody College. Art-Junior High. Senior High. Sophomore Class Sponsor. HARLEY EDDLEMAN, JR. B.S., Secondary Education. SEMO. P.E. 2-12. Drivers Education. Senior Class Sponsor. DELMA FARRELL B.A.. Bus. Ed.. SWBU. M.A.T.. Bus. Ed.. SEMO. Business Education. C.O.E.. Senior Class Sponsor. Yearbook Advi- sor. KAREN GREEN Elementary Education. Evangel College, Second Grade. MARY BETH HELDERMAN B.S., Voc. Home Ec.. M.A.. Sec. Ed.. SEMO. Home Economics. Freshman Sponsor, FHA Advisor. ANGIE HOLLAND B.S. In Education. Exceptional Child, SEMO. 7-12 EMH. £ KATHLEEN HOLMES B.S. In Early Childhood Education. SEMO. First Grade. CARL E. HURST B.S.. M.A.. Kansas University. Social Studies. Sr. Class Sponsor. JANET HURST B.S. In Elementary Education. SEMO. First Grade. ALICE IRELAND B.S.. Secondary Ed.. M.A.. Special Ed.. SEMO. Kindergarten and First Grade EMH and LD. 71 V NEW TEACHERS BRING CHANGE Several change took place in the Woodland teaching stiff for the 1984-85 chooi year. Among those change were the addition of nine new teacher and two aide . Mr. Schlief. known a the teacher without a room, could be een traveling the hal with a load of book moving from one cla room to another. He taught algebra I. general math, physical «cience and phytic . Mr. Crowden wa the junior high tcience teacher and the varsity and junior vartlty basketball coach. Mr. Lincoln, a former Woodland student, returned to teach vocational agriculture. He had previously taught in the Bloomfield School System. When M . Brown was not teaching remedial second and third grade math, she could be found at a junior high cheerleading practice or a junior high ballgame. Ms. Holland taught 7-0 educationally mentafly handicapped classes. Her philosophy as a teacher was that teaching students means caring and loving them enough to tolerate them and PAMELA JACKSON B.S.. Eltm. Ed.. Central Methodist; M.A.. Education. Middle Tenn. State Unlv.. Sixth Grade. JANET JONES B.S.. Sec. Ed.. Math. SEMO; Junior High Math. Junior High Student Council. Eighth Grade Sponsor. BETTY LAX B.S.. Business Education. Murray State Unlv.. Business Education. Student Council, and Junior Class Sponsor. DON LAX M.A.. Industrial Education. Murray State Unlv.. Industrial Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor. MARY LEADBETTER B.S.. Elem. Ed.. Specialization Excep- tional Children, SEMO. Elem. E.M.H.. High School Cheerleading Sponsor. GARY LINCOLN B.S., Agricultural Education. Unlv. of Missouri. Vocational Agricultural Education. F.F.A.. Freshman Class Sponsor. LEOLA LINCOLN B.S., Education. SEMO. First Grade. WANDA LOUDEN B.A.. Ouachita Baptist Unlv.. M.A.. SEMO. Remedial Reading. Second • Sixth Grade. DEBRA LOWES B.S.. Elem. Ed.. Specialization English. M.A.. Ed.. SEMO. Fourth Grade. 72 CHERYL LYNN B.S.. English. SEMO. English and Spanish. Junior Class Sponsor. KEN MARKIN B.A.. Quincy College. M.A.. SEMO. Social Studies, Eighth Grade Sponsor. JANE MARQUIS B.S.. SEMO. English and Speech. Beta Club and Sophomore Class Sponsor. accomplish those goals which are attainable. We had a native Missistippian souping up our engines around school. He was Mr. McCraw. the auto mechanics teacher. Mrs. Jackson was the sixth grade teacher. She had previously taught sixth grade in the Scott Central System. Mrs. Hurst returned to Woodland to teach first grade after a four year absence. Mrs. Tabb taught sixth grade band, junior and senior high band, and high school chorus. Mrs. Tabb is a graduate of Eastern Illinois University. Mrs. Tetters, a Woodland graduate and previous art teacher at Woodland, was a teacher's aide for remedial reading. Ms. Christakis. was an aide to the three first grades, doing various duties such as helping prepare school work, weekly library visits, and reading with students. FRAN MARTIN B.S. In Education. SEMO. High School Math. Freshman Sponsor. VICKIE MINSON B.S. In Education. University of Mis- souri. Sixth Grade. JEAN MOONEY B.S. in Elementary Education. Unlv. of Missouri. 7. 8, 9 Language Arts. Seventh grade sponsor. LONNIE MEYERS B.S.. SEMO. M.E.. Unlv. of Miss.. Health. Drivers Education. Senior High Counselor, Junior class sponsor. I DALE McCRAW Auto Mechanics. Freshman Sponsor. CHERLYN PARHAM B.S. Elementary Education. SEMO. Kindergarten Developmental Skills and first grade remedial math. SHEILA PORTER B.S.. M.A. In Elcm. Ed.. SEMO. Librarian K-12. LINDA PRICE Masters In Education. SEMO. Senior High Social Studies. Ninth Grade Sponsor. JEANIE PROCTOR B.S. Elementary Education. SEMO. Kindergarten. DAN ROSS B.S. In Education. SEMO. Biology. Chemistry. Junior Sponsor. DANIEL R. SCHLIEF B.S.E.. Geology. Mathematics. SEMO. High School Math. Physics. Senior Class Sponsor. LOIS SHRUM B.S. Voc. Home Economics. SEMO. Jr. High English and Home Ec.. Eighth Grade Spoaaor. 73 When asked. What do teacher do? the following replies were received from kindergarten and first grade students. LYNN TIPTON • She give u Muff to work on and hape to glue on our paper . HOLLY SELF She doe work while we nap and ha fun while we work. TRAVIS WHITENER She give u paper that I take home to my parent . JIM FONDA - She give direction . SAM TEETERS No comment. TIFFANY TRENTHAM Teacher work. RYAN DULEY • They teach. ROXANNE LUKEFAHR - They ing and read torie . JASON HENSON - They help u learn to read. CLARA JONES • She work around the room all the time. MISSY MARY SIFFORD B.S.. Exceptional Child; M.A.. Special Education; SEMO; Elementary Educa don. I GRETCHEN TABB Bachelor of Music; Eaatern Illinois University; Instrumental Vocal Music 6 12; Senior Class Sponsor. DIANE SIVCOVICH B.S. In Elem. and Special Ed.. South- west Mo. Stata U.; Second Grade. CHARLIE UNDERWOOD M.A.. Western State College; Sixth Grade. CORINE UNDERWOOD M.A.. Elem. Ed.. SEMO; Fifth Grade. RUTH WELKER Masters; University of Missouri; Third Grade. GINNY WENE B.S.E.. Elem. Ed.. State College of Arkansas; M.S.E., Guidance and Counseling. Henderson State; Coun- selor K-i. LINDA L. WHITENER B.S., Elementary Ed.. SEMO; Remedial Math. Fourth • Sixth Grades. JENNINGS WILKINSON B.S.. Sec. Ed.. SEMO; Jr. High Ind. Arts and P.E.. Sr. High Ind. Arts: Eighth Grade Sponsor; Jr. High Basektball: Baseball. BRENDA P. McIntosh JANICE CHRISTAKIS WANDA FRANCIS First grade teacher1 aide EMR-LD Aide. R.N.. Barnes Hospital School of Nurs- ing; School Nurse. LONG - � h« make� u write on the chahboard. SEAN COLVIN • Our teacher let� u� look at book� . AMANDA DOWD - She read� book� to u . ROBERT PASZKIEWKTS - She make� u� do a lot of work. HEATHER HAM • She tel� uf what to do on our paper� . RUTHIE TIPTON - She let u� have rece� � . DEBBIE ROBINS She make� u � tay In from rece� � to catch up. The following repite� were received to What I� your teacher like. i CRYSTAL RHODES - She I fun. AMY PACE - She I� pretty. BRIAN KEMPEER - She' nice. ANGIE MARTIN - My mom � ay� I REALLY like teachers. BARBARA GAINES Teacher’� Aide-Kindergarten Develop- mental Skills; First Grade remedial math. BERNADINE MYERS Teacher’� Aide-Remedial Reading. SUE OVERSCHMIDT Kindergarten Aide. SHIELA TEETERS Teacher’� Aide. Dear Diary, Our school cooks come to our rescue everyday at noon. Their day begins early with planning and preparing the food. A new edition to our meals that thrills us all is chocolate milki which is offered each Wednesday. Thanks cooks for getting us through the day without starving. COOKS — Imogene Browni Lucille Letgrate Kathy Cook Julie Lutes, head cooki Karen Shetleyi Virginia James-, Fay Hahn and Merle Goskie. National School Lunch Week was observed October 14-20. Parents of kindegarten through sixth grade students were invited to come eat with their children during the week. RACHEL WINCHESTER Teacher’� Aide; Bu� Driver. 75 Dear Diary. It's nice to have our “acrubbydutch” crew that keeps our hall and classrooms shining like new money. Maybe If we had their Jobs we’d be a little neater In the bathrooms and lunch room. It must take a lot of Hbow grease” to keep things looking so nice. These guys work odd hours keeping the building warm and the gym serviceable for balgames. Thanks to the custodians for putting up with our messiness. Our bus mechanics have quite a responsibility — keeping f9 buses on the IJ65 miles we travel throughout the county. Their day starts very early — being on cal for flat tires, dead batteries, and various other break downs. No matter what the weather conditions, rain or shine — they're the ones who “keep the wheels roling for our school. Sibyl Nanney and her kindergarten posed beside their bus on the first day of school Dear Diary. Our bus drivers are special people since they are the first people to greet us in the morning and they're the one's who deliver us home safely at the end of each day from being caged” at school for almost seven hours. Sometimes we think they have eyes in the back of their heads because they always seem to know when we've been misbehaving. With the miles of country roads, snow, and sudden high waters our drivers are very courageous. We're proud of our crew's driving record. CUSTODIANS £ MAINTENANCE — Lee Mahasongkham. Charles Kempfer. Jim Tilley. Bill Davault. and Wesley Gilder (not shown) BUS DRIVERS — Gene Johnson, Ray Huffman. Paul Smith. Shirley Flath, Lonnie Myers, Virgil Peters, Dorcas Russell. Anna Morris, Dorothy Eldracher. Louise Shirrell, Sibyl Nanney. Wanda Myers, Regina Smith. Rachel Winchester. Charles Russell. Perry Bennett. Connie Myers. Not shown - Polly Sitze. Allen Houston. Charles Kempfer, Roy Brown, Susan Muller. SPORTS p E P C L U Row I - Klm Wilfong - Treasurer. Theresa Davit - Secretary. Jamie Lutet • Reporter. Lita Moyers - Pretident. Janet Deck (not thown) Vice-Pretident. Row 2 - Ted Jamet. Tim Minton. Karen Lukefahr. Donna AUmon. Becki Crader. Llta Walker. Aaron Mclntoth. Kim Bollinger. Hetter Fox. Mrt. Leadbetter. Row 3 • Andrea Mclntoth. Llta Lax, Debra VanDeVen. Mitch Gotkie. Monica Green. Lita Fotter. Michele Seabaugh. Cheryl McCormick. Stacey Jonet. Toma Crader. Delbert Weakley. Dale Chronitter. Row 4 - Joyce Toombs. Sherri Davault. Merinda Marquis. Karen Fields. Lori Hutchings. Becky VanDeVen. Karla Smith. Rhonda Deck. Mitzi Thomas. Michelle Gullett. Row 5 • Regina Clark. Sheila Huff. Sherry Green. Carrie Edgar. Larry Welker. Kevin Mayfield. Bev Winchester. Pam Crader. Tracey Page. Jana Pridemore. Shelby Doerhoff. Row 6 - Cassie James. Beth Robinson. Julia Rooker. Robin Long. Leah Kempfer. Julie Welker. Lisa Hahn. Amber Page. Stan Beel. Sean Crader. Alan Young. Row 7 • Renee Leslie. Tammy Shumpert. Cindy Anderson. Mary VanGenmp. Laurie Hernandez. Tim Graves. Brad Bowen. Tony Brown. Russell Templemlre. Scott Cornman. Clay Wene. Bobby Brown. Row 8 - Kristi Simmons. Gina Lincoln. Tammy Weakley. Vicki Buttry. Vince Kight. Gilbert Moyers. Mike Rice. Thor Hurst. Wade Wilkinson. Randy Mayfield. David Lukefahr. Doug Sitze. VARSITY — Bottom row - Monica Green� Karen Fields. Co-Captain� Theresa Davis. Back row - Debbie VanDeVen� Becki Crader, Co-Captain� Cassie James. JUNIOR VARSITY — Number I - Mitzi Thomas� Number 2 - Becky VanDeVen, Captain� Number 3 - Julie Welker, Co-Captain� Number 4 - Bev Winchester� Number 5 - Vicki Buttry� Number 6 - Joyce Sperling. Above Right - Who says cheerleading camp can’t be fun. It sure wasn't Debbie VanDeVen, Becki Crader, Monica Green. Beth Robinson or Karen Fields. CHEERLEADERS PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE BALLGAMES BALLGAMES BALLGAMES BALLGAMES t. A TEAM VOLLEYBALL The 1984-85 A Volleyball team was made up of nine players, a manager, and a coach. They were Pam Crader, Gina Lin- coln. Becki Crader. Sheila Huff. Back - Lisa Walker. Amber Page, Paula Thele, Sherry Green. Kim Bollinger. Donna Allmon, and Coach Glee Col- lins. Below left - Donna Allmon. Kim Bollinger and Sherry Green await a serve. Below right - Good pick up Amberl VARSITY SCORES Puxico 15-9 2-15 16-14 Win Perryville 15-4 15-12 Win Bell City 15-2 15-2 Win Dexter 9-15 15-4 15-9 Win Chaffee 15-7 12-15 15-3 Win Scott City 15-12 15-11 Win Bloomfield 10-15 16-14 11-15 Loss Richland 15-7 8-15 15-11 Win Advance 12-15 15-13 14-16 Loss Oak Ridge 15-4 15-8 Win Leopold 3-15 15-6 6-15 Loss Bernie 15-7 16-14 Win Zalma 15-2 15-7 Win Advance 10-15 15-2 13-15 Loss Bloomfield 11-15 7-15 Loss Donna Allmon spikes the ball while Amber Page and Becki Crader get in position for the return. Amber Page sets the ball for Donna Allmon while Sherry Green watches anxiously. I B TEAM VOLLEYBALL Dear Diary, Well, my first year as junior varsity girl's basketball player is over. I think we did pretty well. We won third place in the Scott City Tournament. At the beginning of the season we were all sort of nervous, because we didn’t know exactly what we were supposed to do, but by the middle of the season we were getting the hang of it and I think we all enjoyed it. Coach Collins really helped the team by teaching us new plays and keeping us in shape . I'm looking forward to next year as we Lady Cards go after another season. Tracy Page. Pam Crader, and Rhonda Deck anxiously await the opponents serve. Below: Jana Pridemore, Leah Kempfer, Vicky Buttry. Pam Crader, Bev Winchester, Shelly Doerhoff. Back: Karla Smith, Lisa Hahn. Sheila Huff, Melissa Davault. Mitzi Thomas. Rhonda Deck, Carrie Edgar. Lisa Lax, Tracey Page, Lisa Walker, Manager, and Coach Glee Collins. Left: Jana Pridemore, Rhonda Deck, Tracy Page. Mitzi Thomas. Pam Crader and Lisa Lax really show a lot of hustle and team spirit. Above: Rhonda Deck drives a spike past her opponents block while Pam Crader and Bev Winchester watch. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL UIIIL3 BASKETBALL Row I - Sandy Sneed. Sherri Davault. Carrie Edgar. Row 2 - Coach Collins. Lisa Walker. Sherri Green, Pauline Hammock, Kim Bollinger, Donna Allmon and Mrs. Leadbetter. Greenville 45-43 Win Scott City 44-53 Loss Clearwater 59-60 OT Loss Fredericktown 57-35 Win Chaffee 79-47 Win Notre Dame 44-49 Loss Perry vile 36-70 Loss Chaffee 63-42 Win St. Vincent 59- 39 Win Greenvile 50-37 Win Crystal City 59-49 Win Oran 69-35 Win Jackson 47-67 Loss Portageville 56-49 Win Dexter 43-44 Loss Kelly 60-74 Loss Left.- Donna Allmon went for a rebound as Sherri Davault and Kim Bollinger Row I- Mirenda Marquis. Shelby Doerhoff. Row 2 - Coach Collins. Sheila Huff. Lisa Lax. Pam Crader. Tracy Page. Joyce Toombs, Mrs. Leadbetter. Row 3 - Melissa Davault, Andrea McIntosh. Rhonda Deck. Julia Rooker. Above - Mirenda Marquis struggles to get the loose ball as Andrea McIntosh, and Julie Rooker keep their positions. 83 VARSITY BASKETBALL Tim Minson, Todd Shell, Kevin Mayfield, Phillip Stanfill, Stan Beel, Rick Fields, Aaron McIntosh, Tim Myers, Larry Welker, and Steve Beel, Manager. Coach Crowden gives instructions while Steve Beel passes out water and towels to the team. Below Rick Fields. Tim Minson and Tim Meyers wait for the jump ball. SCORES WHS OPPONENT 38 Jackson 75 55 Chaffee 40 59 Bernle 73 58 Leopold 61 63 Meadow Heights 66 57 Fredcrlcktown 80 54 Notre Dame 65 58 University High 37 45 Advance 51 53 Zalma 37 45 Dexter 50 54 Bernle 71 55 Bloomfield 66 45 Oran 63 38 Delta 48 49 Advance 53 47 Befl City 51 49 Puxtco 79 60 Richland 56 46 Scott City 43 54 Bernle 71 5 Wins — 16 Lottes 84 JUNIOR VARSITY Front: David Lukefahr, Tony Brown, Mike Rice. Back: Scott Cornman, Manager, Brad Bowen, Russell Templemire, Delbert Weakley, Clayton Wene, Wade Wilkinson. Thor Hurst. Steve Beel, Manager. Left. Clay Wene watches from a distance as Brad Bowen and Delbert Weakley try for a rebound Coach Crowden has a few words with his team. 85 Above. Tim Minton prepared to bat. Beiow left. Aaron McIntosh received an award from most RBI' i Dale Long received Mott Winning Pitcher and Tim Meyert received Highest Batting Average . Mike Rice. Gilbert Moyers. Larry Welker. Wade Wilkinson, Dewey Hahn, Bobby Brown. Row 2 - Tim Minson. Stacey Acup. Tim Myers. Dale Long. Aaron McIntosh. Kevin Mayfield. Todd Shell, Phillip Stanfill. Terry Marquis, Lee Miller, Coach Wilkinson. Woodland Opponent 12 Greenville 1 20 Richland 0 II Puxico 1 5 Advance 4 0 Fredericktown II 0 Bernie 5 Woodland Opponent 9 Greenville 3 6 Perryville 13 S U. High 2 2 Chaffee 14 9 U. High 4 7 Puxico S 2 Notre Dame 9 86 EIGHTH SEVENTH SPIRIT WEEK BACKWARDS DAY 50’s DAY PUNK ROCK DAY RED AND BLACK DAY Alisa Trout displayed her 50's wardrobe. Left - Each ball players locker was attractively decorated for Jeff Lukefahr. Robbie Brown and Steve Frymlre wear the spirit week. Above - Heidi Surdyk, Marcia Tilley and Roxanne latest in punk attire. Robbins modeled their punk rock costumes. 88 JR HIGH S T U D E N T JUNIOR HIGH BAND Barbara McFarland. Alisa Trout. Deborah Huckstep. Wendy Wilfong. Kristy Fulbright. Back Row - Mary Brown. Roxanna Robins, Julie Burkett, Carrie Overschmidt, Becky Clark. Keith Beel and Angela Sitze. SCHOLASTIC BOWL lNTELM-GKNTSl The 1985 Woodland Scholastic Bowl was held on May 18 and May 24. Seventh and eighth grade teams were A Team - Benj Ellis. Chuck Forrester. Tina Steger, Tammy Stoekeli Golden Gang” - Roxanna Robins. Marsha Tilley. Tina Vega. Angie Womer� Intelli-Gents” ■ Brian Brown. Eddie Brown. Barbie McFarland. Carrie Overschmidtj Whiz Kids Will Daugherty. Gary James. Donald Teal. Connie Tilley� Brain Gang” - Robbie Brown. Jason Flopkins. Gary McCall. Angela Sitze� Concentrators” - Logan Bippus. Becky Clark. Don McFarland. Rusty Robinson. FIRST PLACE - Connie Tilley, Don Teal. Gary James. Will Daugherty. SECOND PLACE - Eddie Brown, Carrie Overschmidt, Barbie McFarland. Brian Brown. THIRD PLACE - Roxanne Robins, Marsha Tilley. FOURTFI PLACE - Gary McCall, Angela Sitze, Jason Flopkins. Robbie Brown (not shown). JR HIGH PEP CLUB Row I - Ms. Brown. Angie Rhodes. Angela Sitze, Rusty Robinson. Keith Beel, Ms. Holland. Row 2 Tammy Stoeckel, Misti Eaker. Shelly Crites. Robbie Brown, Lori Mayfield. Teresa Cook. Connie Tilley. Deborah Huckstep. Kristi Fullbright. Julie Burkett. Alisa Trout. Row 3 - Barbie McFarland, Becky Clark. Kim Sperling. Kristal Nalley. Sandi Kempfer, Trina Eifert. Lori Gregory, Wendy Wilfong. Heidi Surdyk. Roxana Robins. Row 4 - Stacy Lincoln. Jennifer Collins. Amy McKaskle. Carrie Overschmidt, Tina Steger. Tracee Myers, Marcia Tilley. Row 5 Jonathan Deck. Don McFarland, Donald Teal. Chris Rhodes. Darin Shell. Mark Nance. Chuck Forrester. Randy Sadler. Row 6 - Jerry Willis. Jason Hopkins. Benji Ellis. Randy Green, Will Daugherty. Ryan Crader. Brad Thele. Danny Wyatt. Ronnie Chapman. Jeff Johnson. Row 7 - Andy Thele. Lance Hahn. Mark Lutes. Mike Douglas. Rob Abernathy. Junior Lincoln. 91 EIGHTH GRADE: Danny Wyatt (24), Chuck Forrester (20), Rob Abernathy (22), Jeff Johnson (21), Randy Sadler (64), Rusty Robinson (12). Back Coach Wilkinson, Darin Shell (31), Keith Beel (32), Shawn Yount (S3), Chris Rhodes (10), and Donald Teal (26). Left: Shawn Yount tips a jump ball to his teammates as Jeff Johnson, Rob Abernathy and Chris Rhodes anxiously wait. Right: Rusty Robinson works the ball within shooting range with the aid of Keith Beel, Shawn Yount and Jeff Johnson. Middle right: Lance Hahn receives a new strategy from Coach, while there is a break in the action. Bottom right: Ryan Crader, Will Daugh- erty, and Eric Long fight to receive the jump ball being tipped by Randy Green. SEVENTH GRADE: Will Daugherty (44), Jason Hopkins (41), Andy Thele (34), Randy Green (42), Mike Douglas (36), Lance Hahn (43). Back Mark Lutes (62), Ryan Crader (60), Eric Long (61), Don McFarland (40), Benji Ellis (63), and Coach Wilkinson. EIGHTH GRADE RECORD 6 Wins 7 Losses SEVENTH GRADE RECORD 0 Wins 10 Losses Below: Coach Wilkinson encourages his team at the Bloomfield Tournament. BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL IIfXdic'sig Row 1 - Monica Watts, 8andi Kempfer, Carrie Overschmidt. Row 2 - Tracee Myers, Heidi Surdyk, Barbie McFarland. Row 3 - Angela Sitze, Becky Clark, Coach Collins. Back? Clark. Monica Watte, Bltaa, Carrte Oramckmidt, and BarbU McFarland molly akow alot of Wan aplrit. Balov: Llaa Ltaooln. Tkaraaa Brotharton. Alloa Trout and Skally Critaa akownd tkoy would pat oat tka naoaaaary affort W auooaad. Row 1 - Melinda Shetley, Theresa Cook. Row 2 - Alisa Trout, Lisa Lincoln, Misti Eaker, Laura Igoe, Jody Thele. Row 3 - Shelly Crites, Laura Mayfield, Jennifer Collins, Connie Tilley, Deborah Huckstep, Theresa Brotherton, Coach Collins. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Becky Clarki Angie Women Carrie Overschmidt, Captain� Angela Sitze. Co-Captain. Top - Kristal Nalley. EIGHTH GRADE — NCW CN TC HIGH SCHCGL Robbie Abernathy Keith Beel Brian Brown Edward Brown Mary Brown Ronnie Chapman Rebecca Clark Teresa Douglas Richard Dowd Trina Eifert Lisa Ford Chuck Forrester Eddie Green Lori Gregory Andy Houston Jackie James Josh James Jeff Johnson CLASS OFFICERS Daniel Wyatt Treasurer Mark Nance - Vice President Rusty Robinson - Secretary Kim Sperling - President 95 Sandy Kempfer Becky Killian Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Todd Leadbetter Clifford Lincoln Christine Logston Tammy Long Jeff Lukefahr Gary McCall Tim McClanahan Barbara McFarland Tracee Myers Kristal Nalley Mark Nance Debra Oliver Carrie Overshmidt Jerry Pace Angie Rhodes Chris Rhodes Roxanna Rhodes Rusty Robinson Randy Sadler Pam Scott Darin Shell Kim Sperling Sharon St. Clair Tina Steger Tammy Stoeckel John Stratton Heidi Surdyk Donald Teal Marcia Tilley Roger Toombs Jonathan Vachiratovanvark Wendy Wilfong Jeff Whitworth Angie Womer Ron Woodfin Daniel Wyatt 97 NEW EXPERIENCES ECP SEVENTH GPAPEPS 98 Mahetta Angel Terry Angel Kim Ariola Kevin Armstrong Ruth Atchison Joe Barker Debbie Basham Logan Bippus Theresa Brotherton Robbie Brown Rusty Brown Julie Burkett Jennifer Collins Sheila Collins Mindy Cook Theresa Cook Todd Cook Mike Cook Ryan Crader Shelley Crites Norman Dale Will Daugherty Jonathan Deck Chris Douglas Mike Douglas Delina Dudley Misti Eaker Ben Ellis Kevin Forrester Steve Frymire Kristy Fulbright Nadene Green Randy Green Robin Green Connie Grindstaff Jerry Gromer Lance Hahn Dennis Hale Theresa Hammock Alton Heffner Jason Hopkins Michelle Horman Deborah Huckstep Laura Igoe Barbie James Candy James David James Gary James Edward Jordan Brian Laxton Lonnie Liley Lisa Lincoln Mike Lincoln Stacey Lincoln DJ. Long Erik Long Karen Loughary Mark Lutes Generro Martin Eric Maurer Lori Mayfield Charity McDonough Amy McKaskle Don McFarland Mark Miller Everett Reed Nancy Rhodes Joey Rhodes Kenny Rhodes Marsha Robins David Seabaugh Jeannie Seabaugh 99 Windy Scarbrough Robert Shepard Sherry Shipley Melinda Shetley Tracey Sitze Steven Strong Connie Tilley Andy Thele Brad Thele Jody Thele Alisa Trout Donnie Watkins Jerry Willis Danny Young Ruth Ziess SIXTH FIFTH FOURTH THIRD SECOND FIRST Id SIXTH GRADE Elijah Allen Felicianne Blaylock Donna Brotherton Becky Brown John Brown Jason Cook Mitchell Cornman Donald Cureton Kelli Derton Stacy Eaker Lynne Eldracher Aimee Elfrink Robert Elledge Kakie Ellis Craig Filer Keith Forrester Thomas Graves Mike Green John Greer Donnie Grubb Kristy Hawkins Roger Hefflinger iohn Herron David Hoffman 102 Row I - Kakie Ellis. Becky Brown. Aimee Elfrink. KeHl Derton. Laura Moore. Jil Wene. Patricia Rhodes. Kakie Shrum. Kely Mayfield. Kristy Hawkins. Lynne Eldracher. Tonya Jaco. Christy Miler. Row 2 Amanda Nanney. Dawn Rhodes. Carol Rhodes. Raymond Storie. Tom Graves. Logan Bippus. Laurie Holzum. Donnie Grubb. Beth Stacy. Janelle Johns. Sueann Slinkard. Donna Brotherton. Row 3 • Keith Forrester. Dewayne Robins. Stacy Eaker. Robert Elledge. John Brown. Mike Green. Mackey Smith. Mitch Cornman. Randy Tucker. Kendall Hudson. Brad Long. Mike Overschmidt. Row 4 - Jimmy Moore. Gale Page. Josh Johnson. Craig Filer, Mark Statler. Robert James. Laurie Igoe. Mrs. Tabb. Daryn Holweg Laurie Holzum Sarah Houston Kendall Hutson Becky Isom Tonya Jaco David James Robert James Janelle Johns Josh Johnson Kong Keopraseut Kevin LaRose Charles Laxton Chris Lincoln Michael Littleton Michael Logston Brad Long David Long Scott Long Kelly Mayfield Shannon McCormick Christy Miller Laura Moore Jimmy Moore Amanda Nanney Mike Overschmidt Gale Page Randy Proffer Tracy Rasmussen Carol Rhodes Elementary student gathered in the multi purpose room to sing Christmas carols with Mrs. Cooper. 103 Janelle Johns won first place in sixth grade General Achievement. General Achievement Is a battery of tests in al areas, including math, science, language arts, social studies and spefling. V Right - Greg Yount. Aimie Elf rink. Donna Brotherton. Elijah Allen. Kevin LaRose. David James. Brad Long. Wayne Yount. Tracy Rasmussen, Daryn Holweg. and Charles Laxton looked like they were working very hard. Below - Dawn Rhodes. Craig Filer. Amanda Nanney, Carol Rhodes. Mike Green, and James Turner seemed to all have headaches from such hard work. Below right - The camera caught Becky Brown. Mitch Cornman. and Tonia Jaco working very hard. 104 Dawn Rhodes Patricia Rhodes Dwayne Robbins Kati Shrum Sueann Slinkard Kermit Smith Mackey Smith Beth Stacy Mark Statler Reva St. Clair Raymond Storie Robert Tackett Randy Tucker James Turner Jill Wene Ronnie Wilson Greg Yount Wayne Yount FIFTH GRADE Darren Acup Heather Angel Connie Bailey Darron Baker Lisa Baker Scott Bernier Blaine Blaylock Jamie Boyer Jason Brothers Carrie Brown Taylor Brown Donna Chandler Megan Cook Doug Douglas Christine Duncan John Estes Kevin Ford April Fortenberry Heather Gaines Michelle Garner Mitchell Grubb Lourisha Haas Melissa Hale Tabitha James Brian Johnson Lamphon Keopraseut Ronnie Lincoln Tony Lincoln Stephanie Lossing Holly Lutes On May 9 Woodland students were among those from a number of schools who took part in the annual Stoddard County Scholastic Meet. Fifteen students, brought home first, second, or third place honors. Grade four - Khonsavan Keopraseut. third in spelling; Susan Eckerle. first in social studies. Grade five - Darren Acup, first in spelling; Darron Baker, third in math; Donna Chandler, first in social studies. Grade six - Christy Miller, first in math; Elijah Allen, second in science; Janelle Johns, first in general achievement. Grade seven - Jason Flopkins, third in science; Kristy Fulbright, first in language arts; Connie Tilley, third in Academic Bowl; Logan Bippus, second in Academic Bowl. Grade eight - Donal Teal, third in math; Danny Wyatt, third in science; Heidi Surdyk, third in declamation. 105 Melanie Marquis Sandy McFarland Kendall Miller Beverly Morris Amanda Myers William Myers Mitchell Nanney Angela Petton Becky Robbins Mekesha Seets Nioka Seets John Shetley Brian Sitze Marla Sitze Jason Smith Phillip Smith Beth Stokell Melissa Trentham FOURTH GRADE Chris Ash Tora Baker Melissa Banderman Nicole Banderman Jon Barks Margaret Barnett Brandi Barrett Russell Basham Kristy Bazzell Sarah Bennett Chris Brown Tammy Colvin David Cook Melvin Cook Robbie Daugherty Susan Eckerle Amanda Freeman Joshua Freeman Michael Garner Wayne Givens Dennis Green Doug Gromer Lee Flarris Benji Holweg Malanie Swan. Tora Baker. Sherry Sample. Melissa Banderman and Russell Basham really worked hard on their workbooks. A whole line of workers — Ronnie Shepard. Shawn Lincoln. Lisa Rouggly, Lee Harris. Shirley McNece, Melvin Cook, and Stash Petton. 108 Julie Houchins Chad Hurst Melody Jones Kathy Jordan Khonsauan Keopraseut Larry LaRose Jason Liley Shawn Lincoln Eric Massey Tim Mayfield Chad Mellon Shirley McNece Stash Petton Janette Rasmussen Larry Rasmussen Danette Reed Gary Rooker Lisa Rouggly Sherry Sample Shawn Seabaugh Ron Shepard Tracy Shirrell Chuck Stratton Malanie Swan 109 THIRD GRADE Timothy Allen Jaime Anderson Todd Angel Lisa Angel Billy Barnett Clay Broshius Jamie Brothers Catina Brown Crystal Brown Lisa Browning Amy Chandler David Comini Denise Cutsinger Tonya Davis Christopher Deck Ross Dowd Stephany Dueker Heath Estes Christopher Garcia Wesley Garner Georgie Gipson Chad Green Jeremy Green David Henson Jeanna Hope Danny James Sally James Tamara Jones Jeremie Keathley Chad Kight Jimmy Long, Jeremy Green, and Jason Stratton took time out from eating to pose for the camera. Angela Laxton Kelley Lee Angela Lincoln Jimmy Long Joyce Lundstrum Heather Lutes Matthew Lutes Eddie Massa Amy Moore Melissa Moore BALLOONS ON THEIR WAY Up .... Up ...� and AWAYII Balloons were launched on Monday. March 25. from the playground, as part of the Weekly Reader's Writing Pals Contest. Messages were attached to the helium filled balloons. Hopefully, some of them will be found and returned to us. We planned to keep track of the balloon's destinations on a map at school as the messages were returned. Darril Stratman's balloon was found in Troy. Tennessee. Darril was a first grader. April Stinson and Robbie Paszkiewicz's balloons were found in Hornbeak. Tennessee. April and Robbie were both in first grade. Jessica Allmon. a second grader, also had a balloon found in Tennessee. Robert Orr Amanda Pace Melissa Petton Kevin Rhodes Peter Rhodes Randy Roark Sherry Rooker Summer Scarbrough Wynema Seets Tabitha Spiroff Amy Smith Misty Smith Seth Smith Harley Storie Jason Stratton Matthew Summers Rochelle Summers Jeffrey Tarble Carey Teal Christy VanGennip Mrs. Welker helps Melissa Moore find the capital of Mississippi. 113 SECOND GRADE Jessica Allmon Shelly Armstrong Crystal Banderman Tina Beard Jessica Becker Christy Bollinger Andy Boyer Heather Burton Juana Castro Holly Cook J.R. Fisher Jacob Freeman Mike Frymire Derek Gaines Amanda Garner Brandon Gemeinhardt Derek Green Ladonna Grubb Andrew Holland Donnie James Susie James Su«k Jamef. La Donna Grubb, and Mlfty Welter enjoyed finding a book on their weekly trip to the library. Right - Donnie Jamef worked math problem on the computer. Far right - Mrt. Green «bowed Adam Long. Jennifer Shrum. Jennl Stratton. Holy Cook, and Jeffica Becker how to do a math problem. 114 Emily Johnson Lonnie Keathley Debra Logston Adam Long Dean Long Neal Martin Diana Mayfield Jason McKaskle Carrie Miller Chad Morris Chris Moser Abbey Myers Jason Myers Jason Nanney Jim Null Ricky Null Tim Null Mike Proffer Alana Rhodes Kristi Roark Marvin Robins Steve Ross Angie Self Jennifer Shrum Far left - Pilgrim Holy Cook and Juana Castro enjoyed a meal of vegetable soup. Left • Rusty Null. David St. Clair, and Chris Moser proved that Pilgrims and Indians can get along. Below left - Jacob Freeman and Mr. Sitze aren't waiting on anyone — not even Laura Stacey. Daniefle Vance or Shely Armstrong. Jessica Becker looked like a very serious Pilgrim. Rogene Smith Laura Stacy David St. Clair Billie Steen Jennifer Stratton Ben Surdyk Jacob Surface Holley Trentham Danielle Vance Sonya Warner Misty Welker Scott Welker Shelly Welker Sherry Wells Chad Wiley Bernice Wilfong Craig Wilfong Andy Wilkinson Belinda Young Ronda Young Bernice Wilfong was honored as the weeks Very Important Person . (Above) 116 FIRST GRADE Rebecca Allen Beth Barks Matthew Ballard Belinda Barnett Danny Boyer Kenny Brown Amy Cameron Sean Colvin Jamie Cook Kenny Cook Luke Cowel Daniel Cureton Amanda Dowd Tenille Estes Heather Finn Jimmy Fonda Richard Foster Josiah Freeman Brandi Garcia Gerry Gilliam Alicia Haffner Heather Ham Above right: Mrs. Holmes’ class performs an action song for Mrs. Cooper. Right: Sean Colvin, Luke Cowell. Missy Long, and some uniden- tified ghouls and goblins display their Halloween finery. Steve Jordan, Tommy Moore, Jerry Gilliam, Sam Teeters and Juan Castro enjoyed playing during recess. Jason Henson Jessica Huffman Sherry Hughes Jill Johnson Clara Jones Steve Jordan Bryan Kempfer Michael Lee Dustin Lincoln David Lindley Nicky Lindley Brandi Long Melissa Long Angi Martin Kelly Massy Belinda McCain Barry Meyer Travis Moody Tommy Moore Sarah Moser Kim Nanney Amy Pace Robert Paszkiewwicz Crystal Rhodes Mandy Roark Allen Robins Lisa Stacey and Luke Cowell really worked hard to print their ABC’s correctly. 118 Debra Robins Scott Robins Carrie Sample Scotty Smith Ronnie St. Clair Lisa Stacy April Stinson Darryl Stratman Tyanna Summers Michael Thompson Ruthie Tipton Todd Upchurch Bianca Vance Amy Welker Dale Welker Above: Steve Jordan displayed his costume. Below: Eric Broshius and Scotty Smith enjoyed each others friendship. Above Brandi Garcia and Mark Null enjoy a game of tag. Left: Mrs. Lincoln's class worked hard on their math skills. 119 KINDERGARTEN Nikki Anderson Jessica Bohnsack Eric Broshius Robert Brotherton Jason Brown Nick Brown Juan Castro Shelly Cook Eric Crites Chad Duley Ryan Duley Jacob Elledge Jason Estes Chris Finn Justin Fox Matthew Francis Kory Gable Trisha Graf Jodie Flenson Katie Johnson Scott Jordan Khanthaly Keoprasuet Kim Lee Ricky Lee Danielle Lincoln Holly Lincoln Jessica Lincoln Doug Lindley Joshua Lindley Donnie Long Leanna Lukefahr Roxanne Lukefahr Misty Massa Amy Meyer Melissa Mock Becky Myers Jessica Nanney Mark Null Leslie Reed Travis Reed Renee Roark Lena Russell Holly Self Paul Stinkard Jeannie Stratman Jessica Nanney. Alicia Haffner, and Misty Massa were waiting in line to get a drink. Robbie Ross and Crystal Rhodes enjoyed a game of follow the leader. 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