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

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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.

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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

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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.