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

 - Class of 1988

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ART AUTO MECHANICS Art is undeniably a significant part of life. It aids in the growth and development of all children. Art has always been a part of the education process of our school. For many years it was taught by the regular classroom teacher as part of the weekly curriculum. Art education at the high school level was more formal, having a regular teacher since the early 1950s. One notable art teacher was Mrs. Louella Jones, who later went on to teach high school history. When area schools consolidated Mrs. Naomi Duncan was hired as the head of the art department for grades 1 through 12. The Woodland art program has continued to grow and expand. A second art teacher was added in 1971 to take over the elementary art program. With this addition a more comprehensive program was achieved at every level, giving our students the opportunity to develop their artistic abilities more fully. Left - Danny Simmons worked hard to complete his art project by the deadline. Left- Judd Marquis, Gilbert Moyers. Terry Toombs, Rob Abernathy. John Stratton. Roger Brennecke. Danny Simmons, and Rusty Robin- son posed on and around a car they were working on in auto mechan- ics. Above - Gilbert Moyers and Terry Toombs are putting the finish- ing touches on the engine of Terry’s car. Below left - Mr. McCraw, the auto mechanics teacher, leaned against his little bug. The auto mechanics program was started in 1981-82 with Mr. Jim Tilley as the first teacher. It replaced the builders trade class that was in existence from 1974 until 1981. In 1980-81 the build- ers trade class built the building that is now used by auto me- chanics. Prior to 1980-81 a total of six houses were built and sold, one each year. The teachers were Mr. Glenn Thiele. Mr. Ron Beussink, Mr. Bill Simmons and Mr. Bob Porter. ART AUTO MECHANICS 11

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The High School band earned a I at Contest! They traveled to Southeast Missouri State University Satur- day April 9. 1988, to compete in the State level music contest for bands. Three judges rated the band while they performed their two selections: Devonshire Overture, by James D. Ployhar. and The Big Cage, by Karl L. King. One judge rated a 1. a second judge rated a I. and the third rated a II. The band then had to sight read a three part move- ment for a fourth judge. They earned a I rating from him. Overall the band earned a I rating. This is the high- est rating a band can earn. One of the judges Mr. Dan Presgrane. band direc- tor. at Washington University in St. Louis said. “The Woodland Band is a very musical band and plays with a lot of pizzazz, a rare musical commodity! The band students and their director, Mrs. Marlene Creech, are very proud of their accomplishment. Brian Brown and Andrea McIntosh both earned the Arion Award and Aimee Elfrink received the Marching Award for the season. BAND The sixth grade band consisted of: Tamara Jones, Tiana Hughes. Donna Strong. Lisa Browning. Denise Cutsinger, Melissa Petton, Nancy Holmes. Crystal Brown, jamie Anderson, Heather Lutes. Jennifer Wene, Summer Scarborough. Katina Brown. Tara Blankenship. Chad Green, Chris Garcia. Peter Rhodes, Harley Storie. Eddie Massey, Chris Deck. Jamie Brothers, Amy Smith, Angela Long, Ross Dowd, Jason Stratton. Todd Angel, Shannon Estes, Matthew Lutes. Danny James, Randy Roark, Mikesha Seets. Wynema Seets. Becky Nenninger. and Melissa Moore. The seventh grade band consisted of: Kristy Bazzell. Rhonda Woodfin. Sherry Sample. Malanie Swan, Jan- ette Rasmussen. Robin VVonderlich, Lisa Rouggly. Angie Jaco, Cindy Toombs. Sarah Bennett, Julie Houchins, Jenna Benca, Amy Morgan, Brandi Barrett. Tracy Shirrel, Denise Williams. Mandy Freeman. Russell Basham. Jason Liley. Matt Enos. Chris Brown, Randy Strong. Larry Rasmussen. Chad Hurst. Wayne Givens, Chuck Stratton. Jonathon Barks, Courts Jetton. Susan Eckerle. Shawn Holmes, and Robbie Daugherty. The eighth grade band consists of: Tabbi James. Olivia Vance. Lisa Baker. Angela Petton. Heather Gaines, Marla Sitze, Melissa Trentham, Beverly Morris. Melan- ie Marquis. Jackie Piercey. Emily Northern, Tony Lin- coln. Stephanie Lossing, Megan Cook. Beth Stoekel. Amanda Myers. Christine Duncan. Amy Yount. Taylor Brown. Tina Upchurch. Brad Long, Billy Myers. Ronnie Lincoln. Brian Johnson. Jamie Boyer. Shawn Grubb. Gale Page. John Shetley, Kendall Miller. Brian Sitze. Darron Baker, and Jason Brothers. 10 BAND



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BUSINESS Business and industry continue to ask that vocational education programs in sec- ondary schools send well-developed technical skills in their chosen occupational fields, but who also have the abilities essential to success on any job. including the ability and willingness to work cooperatively with fellow employees and at least minimum leadership skills. This is what the business education department is striv- ing to do as well as equip the college bound students with necessary skills for their chosen fields. Business has changed drastically in the last 40 years. A manual typewriter is a thing of the past. The 1954 Cardinal said. The department has 5 new typewriters, with a total of 21; 1 electric and 1 hand adding machine; one mimeograph machine, one ditto dupplicator. a record player and rhythm records. Above - Brandy Enos used one of the electronic typewriters in first year typ- ing. Left - Kong Keopraseut completed a typing assignment. Below - Theresa Sitze, Laurie Vance, and Marsha Robins checked the calculator tape to find their accounting mistake. Below left - Wendy West used a word processor to complete a secretarial practice project. After the manual typewriter came the electric typewriter, that has now been replaced with electronic type- writers and computers. The business department is equipped with electron- ic typewriters, word processors. Com- modore computers. Apple computers, printers, mimeograph machine, offset press, duplicator, transparency maker, calculators, and dictation transcrip- tion machines. The student can leave Woodland with the knowledge of almost any equipment that he or she will be using in the working world. There is also a BOE and COE program that allows the students to get work experience and receive credit for it. Mrs. Betty Lax taught Secretarial Practice. Typing and Shorthand. Ms. Delma Farrell was the instructor for Accounting. Computers and COE. Right-Katie Shrum. Jill Wene, and Laurie Holzum received the first place trophy in novice production typing at the District Typing contest held in Cape Girardeau. Due to other activi- ties. they were unable to attend the State Contest. 12 BUSINESS

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