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

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Mrs, Burnett ' s third grade class ottentiveV watches a television program. Photo by Kara Hash SriMtl ' ' F Allen Cardwoll, third groder, tak ' js a break from his v orkbook. Photo by Kara Hosh Third grader, Ryan Newsom poys close Gitentior for fear of a pop quiz. Photo by Kara Ha$h Josh Gibson Joshua Griffin Tim Gripl a Amber Gronewold Amy Hedrick Jeremy Huci aby Brandi Jennings Chris Jones Tonya Johnson Lesley Kellner Adam McMilJin Tereii Mizell Joshua Murray Daniel Newberry Kelli NewKiik

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South makes a trip down river Imagine traveling back to the past. Back to a time of mountain men, trap- pers, and spending an entire day lazily floating down a river on a wooden raft. Mrs. Miller ' s third grade class learned of such experiences on their field trip. They cruised down the Missouri River on a triple-decker paddlewheel boat on which they learned much about trapping and the history of the river. Many students enjoyed their ex- perience of traveling on the boat. Sara Simmons, third grader liked looking at the water . Third grader, Levi Gemes liked making things, while Sara Meyer thought ' 1he boat looked like a cake. Besides being educational, the students will remember their trip down the Missouri for a long time. North Mrs. Mabel Boring Mrs. Kris Burnett Donnic Adams Ryan Adams Alisa Allen Debbie Allen Maiisha Barnes Marley Baxter Melissa Boots Jami Burkhart Jill Bybee Amanda Campbell Allen Cardwell Joni Cardwell Ian Cobb Joe Coke Morgan Courtney John Decker Leslie Doughtery Eran Eaton Fred Egelston Tammy Erwin John Foster Miranda Foster Lk ' ' ' ll-f U . 152 third grade designed by Christina hudgens

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students change to a faster pace Moving ahead was what the third graders at Warsaw R-9 North did during the 1987-88 school year. They shifted paces from learning the basics of English, math, reading, and spelling to applying their knowledge and using it to solve problems. They had a new addition in their read- ing class. A student teacher from CMSU visited and taught the students. They learned to follow directions in their Towers reading book when they made Navajo Fry Bread. In their Spinners reading book, they made Mrs. Birdie ' s Bread. In math, the basic skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division were improved by playing around the world and saying their facts as fast as they could. The students improved their writing and imaginative skills when they took Ted E. Bear home with them. They had to write a paper about what they did with Ted E. Bear when he went home with them. A (aw third graders take advantage of ttie winter weattier as tiney tiave some fun on ihe ice. Ptioto by Kara Hash Ryan Newsom Jared Reynolds Michael Ross Jackie Salas Wesley Salley Willie Salley Meagan Satrang Justin Smallwood Chris Spaulding Misty Wade Brent Whitaker South Mrs. Carolyn Miller Toboy Bush Idelle Cooper Bo Elkins Jason Fairweather Jodi Flowers Sydney Fries Levi Gemes Reagan Harper rrp Kr 4 third grade designed by Christina hudgens