Warsaw High School - Ozark Echoes Yearbook (Warsaw, MO)

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Amber Campbell of C-Bar Ranch concentrates on her serve- Photo by Mrs. C Holly Perry ol Warsaw Veterinary Clinic serves for game point. Photo by fvlrs. C v- Fourtfi, fifth and sixth grade volleyball. Row 1: An- gela Boone. Laura Anstaott. Tressa Bradley. Pom Byerly. Amanda Lane, Charlotte Beck. Misty Schw artz, Destiny Rausa. Maggie McNeil; Row 2: Danielle Berryman. Bridgett O ' Donnell. Tiffany Lee. Annette Decker, Betsy Flippin, Danyel Luttrull, Christy Johnson, Tina Johnson, Sharon England, Heather Adams, Stacey Arnett, Kristen Boone, Karen Beck, assisant; Row 3: Coach Bob Campbell, Crystal IvlcFarland. Cherityn Wilson. Angle Potter, Deanna Decker. Holly Perry, Wendy Bybee, Brandi Mallonee, Darcy Hill, Amber Campbell, Shannon Bates. Jenny Logan, Amy Rodford, Cr stal Brown. Row 4: Carey Sieve. April Rov land. HIE Zi 1 C K J Amy Radford Carey Sieve Niel Sword Jayson White Cora-Lee Willard North Mrs. Marilyn Drake Mrs. Marlene Meyer Bryan Allen Mike Babeon Shannon Bates Nikki Berryman Chris Blake Rodney Bowman Temisha Braden Ricky Branson Sarah Brown Matt Bunch Wendy Bybee Amber Campbell Mike Cecil 141 ■ .HBt.

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Elementary Cats take second Elementary green and black volleyball players took second in the annual Green Ridge volleyball tournamen t. The Wildcats faced Green Ridge in the final round. The first game was close, but the Wildcats came out on top with the final score 15-13. Green Ridge turned it on in the second game to defeat the Wildcats with the lopsided score of 15-6. The Wildcats wouldn ' t give up easily, but in the final game the Wildcats lost with the mark 17-15. The Wildcats did not get the first place trophy as wished, but were very pleased with their performance in the tournament as they walked away with second place honors. The Wildcats were tough coming off the bench with the first seven or eight players. Coach Campbell thought they Diaved well I April Rowland of the Unrtog team gives tier serve .all she ' s got. Photo by Mrs, C. South Mrs. Jana Brown Frank Amos Patrick Anstaett Crystal Brown Bobby Campbell Roy Cardwell Ronald Ford Nicholas Faulconer Clari Greenway Jay Henderson Stephen Holmes Ray Husong Ruby Huston Kim Janssen Steven Knox Jason Lee Amy Moore Kevin Moore Brandon Morrow Gabrielle Proctor sixth grade designed by angle young

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Cori Proctor brings the Wright brothers into the story with his song. Photo by Wayne Jackson Eric Masoner portrayed the ducl in the annuo! fall program entitled. Slcyhoppy. Photo by Wayne Jackson Students at north test their wings The elementary fall program went to great ?leights to express the history of flight. Grades fourth through sixth par- ticipated in the rock musical entitled, Skyhappy. The main characters were a cave man named Rock, who was portrayed by Luke Salley; and his wife Martha, played by Amber Campbell. One day Rock got the idea that he wanted to fly like the birds. Each time Rock would get an idea about how to create flight, someone else would invent it first. Rock had many different ideas, but none of them seemed to work. The story followed the history of flight and included performances by such historic people as Amelia Earhart and Orville and Wilbur Wright. The evening was a great success and the kids had a lot of fun. (Even though Rock never did figure out how to fly.) Deanna Decker Kurtis Decker Randy Eichler Daria Fletcher Chantel Garrison Branden Goans Darcy Hill David Hill Amy Hillyer Crystal Jackson Christina Johnson Lizzy Jones Clinton Keeton Jennifer Logan Rodney Lowry Brandi Mallonee Eric tVlasoner Crystal McFarland Ralph f orlock t !ichelle f 1oulton 142 sixth grade designed by angle young