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

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Larry Jones, junior, demonstrates tiis pop fly for ttie benefit of Lincoln ' s varsity. Ptioto by Wayne jQCl son Dwayns Davis, junior, is a picture of concentra- tion OS he releases ttie ball in hopes of a ttiird strike. Ptioto by Wayne Jackson varsity baseball designed by heather lynch Tti9 1987-88 Varsity and J.V baseball team con- sisted of: Row 1: Jack Whilte, Ctiris Thixton, Jamie Lux, seniors; Row 2 : Mike O ' Donnell, frestiman; Kevin Baike, frestiman, Chad Eutsler, junior; Kenny Perry, freshman; Brian Grebe, junior; Branden Boise, junior; Gary Jones, frestiman; Dwayne Davis, junior; Lorry Jones, junior; Willord Palmer, junbr, Shane Johnson, freshman; Jeff Davis, freshman; Mike Schockmann, sophomore; Nathan Barb, freshman; Row 3: Coach Loren Burke. Photo by Wayne Jackson r F it ? ' - '

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At Basketball Homecoming, Kristi Burktiart, hielps the Lady Wildcats in making ttie Bulldogs eot dust!! Phioto by Wayne Jackson Sandy Parker goes in for a lay-up and odds to the excitement agoinst Stover. Photo by Wayne Jackson Row 1: Vanessa Johnson, Christine Hazel, Shelt Mutton, Sandy Parker. Holly Harris, and Jennifer Henderson. Row 2: Leanne Thixton. Angie Young. Mindi Mossey, Rhonda Johnson, Stephanie Mor- kjnd, Robin Kirby, Kristi Burkhart, and Cori Hender- son.

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Brian Grobe. junior, struggles to stay alive as tie fo uls another one. Photo by Wayne Jackson Conference wins aid losing season For the varsity baseball team, winning the Kaysinger Conference Tournament, and pulling oft a second place in Districts softened the blow of a losing season. The green and black hardballers ended the year with a slightly un- balanced 7-8 record, but racked in several in- dividual honors. The All-Conference picks included, first team: Brian Grobe, pitcher; Dwayne Davis and Willard Palmer, players; and second team, Jamie Lux, player. There were also some honors that were voted on by the team, and announced at the Spring Athletic Banquet. For the 1988 season, Larry Jones and Branden Boise were chosen as the year ' s offensive players, while Jamie Lux was voted to the defensive side. Willard Palmer, who played catcher for the Cats, received the Most Valuable Player title. Finally, Dwayne Davis received male athlete of the year. Davis, a junior, had received several honors in football and basketball as well. VARSITY BASEBALL WHS GPP 5 Cole Camp 4 1 Smith ton 7 14 Lincoln 8 7 Clinton 13 1 Clinton 11 7 Eldorado 13 9 Bolivar 12 17 Northwest 6 6 Smith ton 17 3 Camdenton CONFERENCE 8 WHS GPP 4 Green Ridge 3 10 Lincoln 7 3 . LaMonte B DISTRICT WHS i I P ' GPP 18 i Cole Camp 4 A 1 Eugene 1 WARSAW J.V. BASEBALL 13 WHS GPP 5 Cole Camp 3 6 Smithton 6 4 Eldorado 4 8 Bolivar 1 11 Northwest 9 9 Smithton 3 Camdenton j bhbi H IHH 61