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

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Christy Hollar, Sam Jones. Matthew Simmons, and Becky Elkins. dispkjy their winter art work. Photo by IXistin Lear Matttiew Simmons gets ready to begin his smurfy works. Photo by Dustin Lear Brian Foster l angs up his bag after a hard hour ii gym. Photo by Dustin tear PR n Brian Larsen Kya Marchi B.J. Pycke Anthony Ross Jeff Salley Julie Simmons Matthew Simons Ian Tate Ryan Templeton Jason Ward North Ms. Dorothy Feaster Ms. Judy Kinkead Mrs. Linda Schuiz Trent Acheson Jamie Allen Elizabeth Anderson Stacey Barnes J. P. Beach Amanda Boots Tara Burnett 161

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First graders learn more The south school first graders have added to their basic learning skills. While studying math, language, social studies, and science, the students also did projects. Mrs. Diane Jones intro- duced the first graders to such projects as the Indian unit, in which the students made totem poles, and each student had an Indian name. At the end of the unit, the first graders prepared an Indian feast that was shared with the seventh graders. In the Indian unit, I learned about ar- row heads and the way the Indians lived, stated Matthew Simons. Also the students did a book on planets. In this unit they learned all the planets and locations. Kiya March! commented, I learned about Mars, Venus, Mercury, and Earth, and where they are in the sky. I learned that the Sun is the closest star, and that there is no life on any other planet except on earth, stated Sam Jones. In this first grade these students ex- panded on their learning and also had fun at the same time. South: Mrs. Diana Jones Brandi Arnett Ja mes Bennett Joseph Bennett Sammy Busch Billy Cardwell Charlotte Cooper Becky Elkins Jeremy Farnham Brian Foster Marlena Gemes Taylor Grace Travis Griffen Brandon Heier Robert Helmiq Levi Hensley Christy Hollar Christin Holmes Jesse Jackman Sam Jones 160, first grade designed by ami schuiz

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Reading booms for first graders Reading, which is a basic skill taught, has become rewarding. The north school first graders experienced pages full of excitement. During the school year. Both teachers, Miss Dorothy Feaster, and Miss Judy Kinkead made reading fun. Many programs and ac- tivities were provided for each student. One such program was book-it, spon- sored by Pizza Hut. A student was re- quired to read so many books in order to get a certificate for a free pizza. I had to read nine books to get a pizza, commented Abby Campbell. Tara Burnett said, In my class, everytime you read a book, you get a star by your name. She went on to say. With seven books read, I got a pizza. While some try for pizza and stars, others set number goals. My goal is to read four or five books a week, stated Lucas Olsen. Whatever the activity or program was, first graders were reading more than ever. Abby Campbell Kristin Carieton Heath Cole Tabitha Davidson Joey Dawson Edris Decker Dusty Durham Lance Estes Amanda Fisher Jared Friar Curtis Gibson Jennifer Gray Issac Gripka Mariana Hill Travis Jennings Andrea Kinkead Darren Kiser Ladonica Lee John Lewis Julie Logan p . m first grade designed by ami shcuiz