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FFA Food for America presentations inform, entertain

Tanna Howe, Managing Editor • October 31, 2024
PHOTO JENNA GERKEN
FFA members Jovi Robertson, Bella Schwartz, and Kylie Wake talk to elementary students about horsemanship. The horse is named, “Cowboy.”
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Junior Mason Gollihar cools metal off in a dunk tank after welding on a building pad.
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On the left in this photo is Freshman Riley Nevius. Nevius throws her flag up while Sophmore Jennifer Murdock is also throwing her flag up. This took place on October 19th. “This was the last home football game and the colorgaurd really went out, "said freshman Addison Hill.
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Oz cast rehearsed act two on the WHS stage.
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Freshman Riley Nevius, junior Dillan Ellison, and senior Haylie Allen perform their flag routine. They performed their routine at the OHC clinic on Sept. 14.
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Director Katie Johnson, seniors Dakoda Jensen, Gabe Wassman, Kathryn Lomax and supporting cast perform an on-script blocking practice. Evening rehearsals have been in session for a month for “The Wizard of Oz.”
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First-time voters to head to the polls on Nov. 5
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Seniors Hazel Thompson and Tatum Bohl talk with a representative from Missouri State University during the college fair on Oct. 18.
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Foreign exchange student experiences the Wildcat life
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Football team sees bright opportunities ahead, honors senior contributions
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Junior JC Minks uses his skills learned in Principles of Technology to improve there robot
Students enjoy hands-on learning with robot construction
Junior Wesely Jackson strives hard to get across the finish line, he finished with a time of 18:35. Warsaw won their home meet on October 1st.
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Ladycats huddle during the Pink Out game against Adrian on October 10. They lost the matchup in three sets.
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About the Contributor
Tanna Howe
Tanna Howe, News Managing Editor
This is Tanna Howe’s third year on the news staff and second year being the Managing Editor. Howe is currently a Junior and involved in volleyball, basketball, softball, student council, and pep club. In her free time, she enjoys traveling with her comp softball team, hanging out with her closest friends and family, and finally maintaining her relationship with God. After high school, Howe plans on attending college on a softball scholarship, while working towards going into Early Education. Tanna hopes for another successful year of producing media. Go cats!