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

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Journalism Senior, Shirl Taylor is caught in he act of practic- ing her surfing moves. Photo by Dustin Leer Wayne Jackson, Christina l udnicky, Shirl Taylor. Kara Hash, Dustin Leor, Randy Johnson. Mrs. Campbell, April ' .Votkins, Julie Davidson, Brian Grobe, Fred Allen, Dale Johnson and Missy Hudgens made up the 1987-88 Wildcat staff. 35

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A winning staff once again Trying to live up to the standards set by last year ' s All-Missouri staff, the Wildcat staff wrote and rewrote all types of stories. Editor in chief, Shir! Taylor, senior, was the only returning member of the staff so remaining positions had to be filled by inexperienced juniors and even sophomores. Somehow these underclassmen rose to the occasion and filled positions held previously by seniors. Dale Johnson, junior, wrote the sports column, Jock Talk and April Walkins, sophomore, tickled everyone ' s funny bone with her humor column, In all seriousness. Although the staff was inexperienced, they managed to capture the sweepstakes award at the Central Mis- souri Journalism Educator ' s Association journalism contest October 21 . Individual awards went to Dale Johnson, first place sports writing; Wayne Jackson, first place news photography; April Watkins, second place newspaper layout; Brian Grobe, second place newswriting; Julie David- son, third place feature writing; and Kara Hash, third place sports photography. Senior Randy Johnson is astonished by his next stoiy assignment. Photo by Dustin Lear Senior, Stiirl Taylor is caught in the act of trying to sneak away from her Journalism staff. Photo by Kara Hash 34 journalism designed by missy hudgcns

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Wild staff finally gets done Deadline is THIS Friday! This time, there are NO excuses! yelled Laura Cadger, editor. The yearbook class iritated the editor by never starting their layout until a few days before they were due. In the meantime, they mutilated ears and noses, decapitated innocent children- and split enough glue to kill ten horses, but they somehow managed to finish the 1987-88 Ozark Echoes Yearbook. This has been the most unusual group. They range from extremely talen- ted to mundain, exclaimed Mrs. Campbell, Although the yearbook students mes- sed around a lot, they did attend classes at Missouri Valley and Central Missouri State University. At these classes, the studetV.s learned ways to make the yearbook as interesting as possible. They learned the -skills of drawing layouts, writing copy, and the correct ways of gluing on pictures. The main problem in yearbook could have been that everyone in the class is friends. Instead of working on their layouts they sat around and talked about the latest gossip going around the school. The best thing about yearbook was having one class with all my friends in it, stated Lenora Retherford, senior. Another problem could have been that many took this class as a rest point of the day. They thought they could lounge around without getting caught. But little did they know that Laura Cadger and Mrs. Campbell were watching. This class breaks the monotony of the day, said Cori Cutler, junior. The Yearbook Staff, consisting of Chrsitina Hdugens. Ctielle [bobbins. Missy Hudgens. Dina Tiirashier, Michelle l lcGhee. Heather Lynch. Stacy Taylor. Becky IVladdux, Kristen Nolte, Lenora Itelherford. Laura Cadger. Lori Wolfe, Scotty Burt. Kfisti Burkhart, Tracy Martin, Cori Cutler. Amy Schub, Nancy Stone, Ben (?hodes, Jason Gronev old. Heather Perry, Tracy Grubb. Wayne Veach, Angle Young, and Mrs. Anita Campbell, enjoy the show. Scotfy Bur. lunlor, and Heather Lynch, Junior take a break from their busy schedule. Photo by Dustin Lear x yearbook ' designed by lori wolfe