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

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JOYCE LYNN SPERLING June 10. 1970 JAMES EARL STEVENS April 25, 1969 MITZI THOMAS July 30, 1970 JERRY WAYNE TOOMBS August 23. 1967 TERRY TOOMBS February 10, 1968 STACY MARIE TUCKER July 4. 1970 DELBERT GLENN WEAKLEY November 10, 1969 WENDY ANN WEST January 7, 1970 LYLE WADE WILKINSON November 8, 1969 BEV WINCHESTER February 9, 1970 ALLEN YOUNG January 6. 1970 SENIORS ’88 August, 1975 — May, 1988 FLOWER: Rose COLORS: Royal Blue Silver MOTTO: The key to happiness is having a dream; The key to success is making them come true. 28 SENIORS LEONARD FOSTER July 2, 1970 LESLIE AINSWORTH HADDOCK May 4, 1970 CARL HORTON November 11, 1969 DARRELL LAUGHARY March 4, 1970

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SCOTT HUNT December 4. 1969 TERESA JAMES January' 18. 1970 LOTTIE JETTON December 9. 1969 LAURIE ANN LAROSE March 9. 1970 LISA ANN LAX February 3. 1970 MICHELLE LINCOLN January 11. 1970 JUDD LEE MARQUIS April 28. 1970 RANDY MAYFIELD December 20. 1969 CANDY MCFARLAND December 5. 1969 ANDREA KAYE MCINTOSH June 27. 1970 GILBERT DEWAINE MOYERS August 2. 1970 JOHN NANNEY October 31. 1969 TRACY SUZANNE PAGE December 15. 1969 JANA K. PRIDEMORE March 20. 1970 TAMMILA WEAKLEY REEVES January 19. 1969 MARLA JUNE RHODES March 7. 1970 KRISTI JO SIMMONS January 8, 1970 TIM SITZE November 15. 1968 KARLA ELIZABETH SMITH December 11, 1969 SANDRA RENEE SNEED March 14. 1970 SENIORS 27

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MAY 20-SENIORS RECEIVED DIPLOMAS, AWARDS, CONGRATULATIONS HUGS. Above - Brian Derton posedLwitkBev Winchester. Rhonda Deck. Mitzi Thomas , Sandy Sneed. Lottie Jetton. Kristi Simmons, Lisa Lax. and Karla Smith. Below - Lottie Jetton received a hug from Mrs. Shrum. a board member. Thu inir iheft were i record number of scholar- ships given to the maim dais LISA LAX • Governors Scholarship. SEMO. Co- ordinating Board for Higher Education Scholar •hip BRAfJ El.FRINK - Regents Scholarship. SEMO Coordinating Board for Higher Education Schol- arship KAKI-A SMITH • Presidents Scholarship. SEMO. I-o d Ivoy-Mitck Scholarship TRACY PACE • Presidentt Scholarship. SEMO BEVERLY WINCHESTKR • Presents Scholar- ship. SEMO STACY TUCKER Presidents Scholarship Mu- sic Department Scholarhip. Golden Eagles Scholarship. SEMO CANDY McFARLAND - President Scholar, •hip. SEMO KRISTI SIMMONS Shield of Shelter SchoUr ship. Academic Scholarship. School of the Ozark LISA CHRISTOPHER - Lutesville Motor Com- pany Scholarship MARLA RHODES Bonds Scholarship. Music Department Scholarship. SEMO LORI BROWN WoodUnd PTO SchoUrship. Musk Department Scholarhip SEMO PAM CRADER • Academic SchoUrship. Loader- ship SchoUrship. Maryville Collage SANDY SNEED - Athletic SchoUrship. |efferson |unior College. Alpha Delta Kappa. Beta Gamma Chapter Sorority SchoUrship RHONDA DECK - Marhle Hill-logesville Rota- ry Club SchoUrship LESLIE HADDOCK • Mercantile Bank Scholar- ■hip BRIAN DERTON - WoodUnd CTA SchoUrship ANDREA MclNTOSH - Vocal Musuc Scholar- ship dnd Instrumental Music SchoUrship. South- west Mo State University Top - Karla Smith gave her speech during graduation. Above - Tammy Weak- ley. Robert Shepard, Marsha Cutsinger, and Lisa Christopher prepared to enter the gym for the last time as seniors. Below- Tim Sitze received congratulations from Mr. Wene. On August 20. 1987. the 53 Woodland seniors entered the school for that long awaited Senior year. After May, they may no longer walk the halls of Woodland High School, but they will take many memories with them that they can cherish for the rest of their lives. Many of these students have been together since they started kindergarten back in 1975. During their first year of school there were 68 students and Mrs. Garner (Cowgar) was their teacher. Then, in first grade the number of students increased to 85. and their teachers were Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Hurst, and Mrs. Tho- mas. After what seemed to be two long years the class finally got to move to the “bic school. with Ms. Moore, Mrs. Lincoln, and Mrs. Greene as their teachers. At this time the enrollment was 81. Mrs. Barks. Mrs. Huskey, and Mrs. Welker were the third grade teachers for the 89 students. In fourth grade there were 80 students taught by Mrs. Wene. Mrs. Ryan, and Mrs. Huskey. The teachers for the 86 fifth graders were Mrs. Underwood. Mrs. Baker, and Mrs. Devenport. The final elementary teachers for this group of 81 sixth graders were Mrs. Lowes, and Mr. Underwood. In the school year of 82-83 the class finally left elementary and entered into Junior High School! The enrollment was still at 81. In eighth grade they gained a student to make the total of 82. By their first year in high school the class had only 73 students. The sopho- more enrollment was up to 74. but then dropped to 68 when they entered their junior year. Another very important part of their high school years were their sponsors. They were: Mrs. Helderman. Mr. Lax. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Price, and Mr. Thiele.