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

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Megan Spring, Toshina Knox, and Lin Hale lool as if they, along with the other kids, ore enjoying Dr. James Spring ' s visit. Richard Oegraflenried takes a break from his busy day , ; ; o,o y Kara Hash Mrs. Ruth Mercer trys to calm all of her little kin- dergarten Indians down ■ ; i i .1 ; ,y Kq j Hash ?W F Evan Follmer Dawne Gemes John Griffin Lin Hale iVlatthew Hibbard Rickie Hill Misty Hockman Lindsey Jones Justin Kellner Nathanial Macon Tashina Knox Nathan Lee Scott Lindner Crystal Mahan Christina Massey Jana McMurtry Lane Nelson 165

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Special peopEe visit north The kindergarten class of R-9 North School was visited this past year by several community helpers. These community helpers consisted of Rob Lane, J.C. Shaw, Dr. James Spring, and Dr. Nelson Rolf. In October Rob Lane came and talked with the children about fire prevention. He handed out fire safety booklets and hats. IVir. Lane also gave a full show on the fire engine and how it operates. The next month, in Novmeber, retiree J.C. Shaw came and visited during the children ' s Indian unit. The kids and fvlr. Shaw talked about Indian artifacts and were shown several examples. When February came around the children studied dental health. Dr. James Spring came and spoke to them about how to take good care of their teeth. He discussed the imoortance of brushing and flossing. Mishy Hockman givej Dr. James Sonng a funny oox Gs Tie teite ner about the importonce of crusfiing. Phcto by Kara Hosfi -jnj kj ' fc! ' - Mrs. Maureen Lane Mrs. Ruth Mercer William Alleman Sarah Anderson Michelle Branson Michael Butler Donna Cline Lathan Cobb Danielle Cox Richard Degraffeniid Scott Drake Erin England Jason Estes Dustin Ferrel Joshua Fletcher fgA kindergarten designed by tracygrubb

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Reading turns extra sweet This past year the kindergarten class at the South School tried to make read- ing sweet. In doing this the parents had to be involved also. This sweet reading deal lasted four months. Each month the parents and their kids had to sit down together some time or another and read up to four books. If the four books were read the children would bring a note back from the parents saying the reading was done and then the children would receive a doughnut certificate from the teacher. After the four months was up the kin- dergarten students gathered their doughnut certificates up and made a special trip to town. The class went to The Korner Deli and Doughnut Shop. At the doughnut shop each student was given the chance to decorate their own doughnuts. The students found this very fun and exciting. They also found reading very sweet and delicious. John Binney lokM a break from eating his doughnut to give the camera a furviy took. Pfxjto by Kara Hash Brandon Paxton, Sobbi Lyons, and Brandon Fisher ail to ' o. guilty wtven being asked wno hod more thdn two doughnuts, pfyjto by Kara Hasn Carly Pickens Andrew Potter April Potter Jessica Quigley Brandy Rank Jeremia Sally Kristen Schnakenberg Ryan Shinn Erin Spencer Brandy villers Megan Spring Julie Whitaker South Mrs. Ram Hickey Mrs. Frances Elmore Amy Bennett kindergarten f QQ designed by tracy gmbb