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

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Candidates: Heather Perry, junior. Chelle Robbins senior, Kristi Burkhart. senior, and Miclielle Mc- fo Th ' T-« ' 1f ' ° ' ° P°rt of the 1987 Football Homecoming festivities. Photo bv Wayne Jackson Rusty Canister, reminiscent of the Neanderthni Foo?bnfM° ' ° ° ° banana during the Football Homecoming assemby. Photo by oTnt Kristi Burktiart, Senior, is elated to have received the crown of the 1987 FootlxjII Homecoming Queen. 13

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Seniors take a walk on the wildside!!!!! Activities during the week of Football Homecoming had the halls jammin ' with excite- ment. Seniors won the spirit stick for their ban- ner, not just because it was the best but also be- cause it had class. The seniors had the theme, Kicking ' Irish On The Wild Side. Even the football game against Springfield Catholic started off extremely well as Doug Mor- iand scored the first touchdown of the game in the first few seconds. While the excitement about the mounting, the four Homecoming were nervously preparing for the which would take place at half-time, ing, but as they say, the show must go on! The four Football Homecoming candidates were Michelle McGhee, junior; Heather Perry, junior; Kristi Burkhart, senior; and Chelle Robbins, also a senior. At halftime they were all escorted onto the field. Chris Thixton announced that the Homecoming Princess was Michelle McGhee and the 1987 Football Homecoming Queen was Kristi Burkhart. As the game continued, Warsaw fell behind and lost with a score of 6-36. The night ended with a dance sponsored by the Warsaw High School Student Council, which was filled with lots of spirit and joy. Warsaw High School was definitely the place to be on October 16. game was candidates coronation It was rain- ■ U 3lUtAlioj ' fcic51 ' v=iiQ) aflQao football 12 homecoming • » designed by kristi burkhart Seniors show that theif artistic talents are on ttie wild side . Photo by Wayne Jackson

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Aiming for the look that gets more looks True to tradition the 1987 Ozark Ectioes Ball was held Friday, November 6 in the high school cafeteria. Due to teacher conferences the year- book staff had the school practically to themsel- ves to decorate. Working from the theme You Got the Look busy staff members hung streamers and bal- loons all morning in preparation for the event. A large mural featuring silhouettes of students was painted to hang behind the queen and her court. Other decorations included a setting for pictures in room one. The pictures of students were taken by Schlomer ' s of Sedalia. The dance began at eight o ' clock in the even- ing. Coronation of the queen occurred at nine. The freshman queen candidate was Stephanie Morland escorted by Eric Ramsey. The can- didate for the sophomroe class was Shelly Hut- ton escorted by Bill Hallack. Junior queen can- didate was Tracy Neeiey, who was escorted by Rusty Canister. The senior queen candidate was Tracy Grubb, who was escorted by Chris Thix- ton. Crowning the queen was yearbook editor, Laura Cadger, escorted by assistant editor, Scotty Burt. After much suspense and fanfare Tracy Grubb, senior, was crowned 1987 Ozark Echoes Queen. Tracy commented, I was very surprised and excited. Tracy ' s friend Kristen Nolte, senior, exclaimed, I was so excited when my friend Tracy won queen that I jumped up on the stage. Music for the dance was provided by Lane and Dave from Windsor. Michelle McGhee, junior, staled, I thought the dance contest was fun and I especially enjoyed dancing with Chris Thixton! So ended another exciting Ozark Echoes Ball. Tracy Grubb, senior, happily reigns as tine 1987 Ozork Echoes Queen with her court Tracy Neeiey, junior. Shelly Hutton. sophomore, and Stephanie Morland, freshman. Photo by Lance Ramsey Weston Miller and Melissa Bunch anxiously await the beginning of coronation. Photo by Lance r?ams©y A ozark echoes ball J designed by laura cadger