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

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Randy Eichler, 6th grade, and Jeremy Hix im prove their hearts. Photo by Wayne Jacteon Brandon Porterfald shows Matthew Bunch, 6th grade, how it ' s done Photo by Wayne Jackso n Audrey Campbell, Loina Berryman and Brand! Mallonee, 6th grade, decorate their hearts. Pnoto by Wayne Jackson Carolyn Ruby Lisa Slavens Jamie Wallace Jeshurun Webb South Mrs. Jackie Barb Mrs. Linda Lemon Adam Arnett Stephanie Arnett Sarah Barb Terrill Bradley Clark Cooper Travis Dority Stacey Fisher Cody Flowers Lindsey Henderson David Korsgen Eric O ' Connell Bobbi Ward

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Preschoolers enjoy holidays The preschool programs offered by the WHS elementary schools started having classes twice a week. In each session the students went two hours and forty-five minutes twice a week. At North elementary school, the children in preschool had some students from the sixth grade become their pres- chool pals. During each holiday the preschool pals would help the pres- choolers make decorations. At Christmas time they made ornaments out of cinnamon and apples. They colored pumpkins for Halloween, and made valentines for Valentine ' s Day. During Easter they colored eggs. A pic- nic was held for the preschoolers at the end of the year. The preschool class at South School was basically the same as before. The students studied new topics each week. At both elementary schools the students colored, danced, listened to music, and learned about nutrition. Brandi Mallonee and Hadley Arnett take a break. Photo by Wayne Jackson Amy Moors and some of the preschool pals. Matthew Bunch and Wendi Bybee wort( on their Valentine decorations. Photo by Wayne Jackson North Mrs. Beck! Pickens Hadley Arnett Michele Baldwin Laina Berryman Dustin Boyer Audrey Campbell Melinda Cram Brian Cummins Alex Eaton Whitney Eaton Elizabeth Giocandi Chrisotpher Hite Jeremy Hix Jason Hurley Kai Mapes Weston Miller Amy Moore Keila Pickens Brandon Porterfield Wendi Roark 168 preschool ■;! - ' , . ,A designed by Ion wolfc

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Success again Another successful turnout came for he War- saw R-9 PTC as they brought part of Mexico to Warsaw through a Mexican fiesta that was held March 25 at the R-9 North School. The PTC raised approximately $2,400 from the dinner with which they purchased playground equipment, maps, basketball shirts, and library books. Along with the dinner, there were also many games and contests, such as a cake walk, bas- ketball toss, and others that helped make it an enjoyable experience for everyone that went. That night, the Senor and Senorita were crowned. They were Ryan Shinn and Brandy Rank, kindergarten, for the lower grades, and Matt Bunch and Darcy Hill, sixth grade, for the upper grades. Shawn Lynch, seventh grade, commented, It was a thrill for Ricky Poling because Darcy Hill is his girlfriend. I thought it was great although I would rather our class won, but they did it for a good purpose. The games were neat and a lot of people had fun. I thought it was pretty good. The food wasn ' t that good, but the games were fun, stated Alisha Friar, fifth grade. Gerald Myers, fifth grade, said, It was pretty fun. The nachos and pop were the best. The basketball free throw was the best game they had. J 170 north carnival designed by cristina hudgens Eran Eaton, Danny Morrison, and Bobby Stanley wait in line to ploy ther favorite game. Ptioto by Kara Hasti