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

Page 155 text:

i — r « ? -- ?f f .N ' 4 ' i tttF I l Miko Cecil, Charlie Kirby. and Clinton Keeton sing life into characters like Black Beard. Ptioto by Wayne Jackson The main characters Amber Cambpell, Holly Perry. Luke Salley. Darcy Hill, and Clinton perform ttie final scene. Ptioto by Wayne Jackson f ' TT Erin Murphey Tamara Newsom Geniene Parks Rachel Payne Holly Perry Danny Plumb Angle Potter Jason Reynolds April Rowland Luke Salley Jennifer Smallwood Tony Taylor Jamie White Charilyn Wilson Robert Wright Dawn Young 143

Page 154 text:

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

Page 156 text:

Electricity jolts students in class Fifth graders Isarn about electricity and mag- netism. Photo by Nancy Stone StiGrri Fainwoattier participates in ttie REA Electric education program. Ptioto by Nancy Stone REA Electric presented a program to fifth graders to introduce a unit on electricity and magnetism. They learned many basic cautions and how electricity can be useful in so many different ways. REA ' s Mr. Conrad used a model Hulk Hogan to demonstrate the power of electricity if it is not treated with respect. Electricity can be very dangerous, said Matthew Henderson. I have learned many basics that con- tain electricity to watch out for like hang- ing wires, said Bradley Rasmussen. Electricity can be useful if used right, said Darla Duke. After learning about the different types of circuits and how electricity was produced, each fifth grade student con- structed their own battery powered game board using parallel circuits. To sum it up Kristen Boone said, Don ' t mess with electricity. ; iLr ' A South Mrs. Elaine Simons Stacey Arnett James Baumli Kristen Boone Cory Brandt Aaron Cline Joyce Doop Darla Duke Sherri Fairweather Nell Gemes Duane Janssen Matthew Henderson Brent Keltner Russell Kinnlson Jason Larson Tiffany Lee Michael Lemon Christopher Long Christian Moody Dorothy Northcutt 144 fifth grade designed by leanna alien