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

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Above: Andrea McIntosh received a two at the State Music contest. Above Right: Jeff Browne and Brian Derton sung a Christmas song for the Christmas concert. Right: Cheryl McCormick, Leah Kempfer, Brian Derton. and Sheila Huff, performed their video for the chorus class. Far Right: Brian Brown received a one at the State Music Contest held at Columbia. Mo. 14 CHORUS HORUS Above: Scott Lincoln, Rodney Rouggly, Connie Tilley, and Bev Win- chester received a one for their saxophone quartet at District. Below: Brian Derton, Brian Brown, and Andrea McIntosh received ones at the District Music District. Choir proves to be a ‘singing’ success. Choir Members. Row 1: Beth Rhodes, Andrea McIntosh, Kristi Simmons, Karla Smith, Lottie Jetton, Lisa Lax, and Stacy Tucker. Row2: Lori Brown, Vicky Buttry, Lori Vance, Rhonda Deck, and Connie Robbins. Row 3: Angie Womer, Krystal Nalley, Marsha Cutsinger, Barbie Mc- Farland, Beth Rhodes, Sandy Kempfer, Lisa Hahn and Amber Page. Row 4: Todd Leadbetter, Robbie Abernathy, Mark Nance, Carl Masters, Rusty Robbins, Jeff Browne, John Craft, Carl Horton, and Brian Derton.

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The Eighth grade band finished their fourth required fun- damentals book before Christmas. They spent the rest of the school year studying music theory and preparing high school level music. Their spring concert selections includ- ed ‘the Directorate by Sousa, and “Conquest of the Ga- laxy. All twenty-six students eagerly anticipated high school band next year. Row I: Christy Miller. Janelie Johns. Donna Brotherton. Tonya Jaco. Kelly Mayfield. Carol Rhodes. Becky Brown. Jill Wene. Kakie Ellis. Row 2: Robbie Brown. Raymond Storie. Mike Green. Lynne Eldracher. Brad Long. Stacy Eaker. Mitch Cornman. Randy Tucker. Angie Hunt. Sue Ann Slinkard Row 3: Dawn Rhodes. Aimee Elfrink. Kelli Derton. Katie Shrum. Jason Cook. Mike Overschmidt. David James. Not Pictured: Ruth Jetton. Don Grubb. Basic fundamentals provided the foundation with which the seventh grade band grew. The thirty-five members worked very hard to achieve the goals they set at the beginning of the year Spring concert selections included Marching to Pretoria and Greensleeves. Row 1: Beth Stoeckel. Stephanie Lossmg. Angela Petton, Heather Games. Becky Robins. Maria Sitze, Tabt i James. Olivia Vance. Lisa Baker. Row 2: Tina Upchurch. Megan Cook. Amanda Myers. Beverly Morris. Christine Dun- can. Christy Powers. Amy Yount. Ronnie Lincoln. Taylor Brown. Billy Myers. Randy Strong. Tony Lincoln. Emily Northern. Row 3: Melanie Marquis. Mel- issa Trentham. Jamie Boyer. Brian Johnson. Kendall Miller. Brian Sitze. Gale Page. Derek Underwood. Jason Brothers. Darron Baker. John Shetley Not Pictured Connie Bailey, Shawn Grubb The sixth grade band, consisting of thirty-six members, spent the year work- ing on basic fundamentals. The performance of their spring concert music. Aura Lee. and Krazy Klock, proved that their hard work had indeed paid off. PAUL SKAGGS SONS, INC. Feed, Seed and Farm Machinery 400 N. Main St. Fredericktown, Mo. Left; The Eighth grade band takes some time out from prac- tice to listen to some playing tips from Mrs. Creech The Eighth grade band worked hard to prepare themselves for playing in the high school band next year. Below The Woodland High School Band participated in a local parade held in Marble Hill. Here they are preparing to do a special corner called an inverted turn. It is just one of the many new things that the high school band learned under the direction of Marlene Creech 6-8 BAND 13

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The fourth - sixth grade classes presented “All American” during the annual Elementary Music Program on May 1. It was a star spangled revue that ended with American flags being waved in the air, the Veterans of Foreign War present- ing the flag, and the entire crowd standing at attention as the flags waved and the choral group sang “God Bless the U.S.A. p LEMENTARY MUSIC PROGRAM PARENTS AND GUESTS GET A CHANCE TO SEE MUSICIANS PERFORM 314 236-2412 JOHN WHITtNE J W CHEVROLET COMPANY Hkghwori 34 51 - Morbi HJI. Mo «3764 T«l«ph«o« 314 236-263« The theme for Grades K-3 was A-Z Does It . Phrases like “We Are The Letters! . The Short and Long of It , I Need U . and Alphabet Soup were heard. The letters were displayed by the follow- ing students: A-Clara Jones. B-Jimmy Fonda. C-Travis Whitener, D-Keith Ab- ernathy. E-Erica Childers. F-Holly Self, G-Adam Nenninger, H-Mark Taylor, l-Trisha Graf. J- Amanda Sechrest, K-Amy Cameron. L-T.J. Moody. M-Barry Myers. N-Ruthie Tipton. O-Leah Upchurch. P-Kenny Cook. Q-Richard Foster, R- Lynn Tipton. S-Renee Roark. T-Katie Johnson. U- Jennifer Upchurch. V-Miranda Shipley. W-Kelly Massey. X-Tonya Atchison. Y-Matthew Ballard, and Z-Michael Lee. Special parts were performed by Jon Barks. Robbie Daugherty. Barney Atchison. Brandi Barrett. Chris Gar- cia. Chris Deck. Jamie Brothers. Jimmy Yount, Tracey Shirrell, Tamara Jones. Jennifer Wene. Amy Smith. Khonsavan Keopraseut, Robin Wunderlick. Susan Eck- erle. Cindy Toombs. Richie McCall. Amanda Pace, and Denise Cutsinger. The Elementary Music Department was under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Cooper. ELEMENTARY MUSIC PROGRAM 15