Wright City High School - Echo Yearbook (Wright City, MO)

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Michelle Abrolat Tobi Arnett .Jeff Avery Veronica Bartold Jim Beauchamp Darryl Blanks Rhonda Boschert Brent Bote Jeff Bradshaw Dawn Brandt Tommy Brittain Casey Cohen Michelle Coleman Eric Cosby Richard Cramer Lisa Dean Kelly Deatherage Jeff Diebold Kurt Dierker Todd Dobsch Scott Duebbert Chris Figura Sharon Fincher Ester Forrest Bryan C.ardner Randy Garrett Jennifer Godt Chuck Gray Marc Grooms Danny Halcomb Dan Heppermann Amy Hill Linda Johnson Tammy Johnson Tami Lane Teri Lane Gerri Logan Terri Logan Robyn Massey Mike Maynard Timmy McDaniel Clint McDonald Matt Middleton Danny Mikus (»reg Moore Jeff Mound Carla Neal Troy Noltkamper Joe Rank Tammy Pauk Kenny Robinett Suzanne Sears Thomas Seigel Loren Stevens Aaron Stiers Rich Swaringen Chloie Talley Julie Vance Todd VanZuyen Lori Welge Angela White Wendy Zuhone n i—i m m co -i FRESHMEN 11

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Talent and Spirit “I think the Freshman class is very well organized for a freshman class. We are one of the more active and productive classes in the high school,” Jeff Avery commented. Robyn Massey remarked, “1 feel lucky to be in my class be- cause I love my classmates. Our class seems to get along pretty well. We have alot of spirit and talent.” When you become a fresh- man you take on many new re- sponsibilities and privileges. These freshman handle both very well. LOREN STEVENS AND Vickie Smith sitting a dance out. (Bottom Left) LAU- RA PHIROPOULOS PINNING Julie Vance's paw prints on. (Upper Right) DARRYL BLANKS WATCHING the festivities at the Christmas Dance. (Lower Right) 10 FRESHMEN

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uphili jouway Being a sophomore is like being the middle child. The new adventure of being a freshman entering high school is behind you, and the excitement of becoming a senior is what seems like years away. According to a few sophomores, there are so many great points about be- ing a sophomore. Graduating from high school is an uphill journey. A persons fate in life is deter- mined in most cases on how they spend their high school years. Being a sophomore is one step closer to completing a vital part of your life. It is a time when a student should work hard, yet it should be a time worth remembering. “My sophomore year has been very exciting. I have made new friends and gained more knowledge. I do not want to rush my high school years, but rather make each one a year to remember,” shared Kim Shaffer, sopho- more. OUR CLASS WAS dissecting frogs and my partner wouldn't help me skin it. remarked Karen Everman. (TOP) “WE WERE LAUGHING about a private joke, giggled Dina Moss. (MIDDLE). DISSECTING A FROG isn't as bad as everyone savs, commented Kristen Ruge. (RIGHT) THROUGHOUT THE HAT Dance I kept wondering where some of the people found their hats, replied Michelle Hartnagel. (OPPO- SITE PAGE, TOP) WE WERE GETTING ready to drive and I was curious to see who my partner was for the dav, commented Delaine Gore. (OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT) I DIDN'T WANT to ride with Jill because she drives like a maniac, laughed Carma Carter. (OPPOSITE PAGE. FAR RIGHT) 12 TENTH GRADE