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

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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

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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.

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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.