Practice Makes Perfect

Kya Schepker , Contributor|September 8, 2017

Practice Makes Perfect

Senior Molly Baumhoff sketches on a canvas for her independent project in portfolio. Students were allowed to pick their own projects for portfolio. Photo by Kya Schepker.

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Sophomore Kya Schepker enjoys keeping busy through many school activities, including being a first year member of the Warsaw Ozark Echoes Yearbook. Schepker...

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Artist pushes herself by critiquing her work

Senior August Nickles plays saxophone in Curtis Thomass jazz band class.

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$Math club competition April 13 at Missouri State. The club includes (front row) juniors Ashlyn Laue and Ashley Spry. (back row) sophomore Alex Williston, freshman Ashlyn Adams, sophomore Lovlie Haidusek, junior Anna Siegel, seniors Benjamin Kowal and Corbin Thirstrup.$

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Freshman Brylee Brewster pitches from the mound against Buffalo on April 12. Brewster plays for the Ladycats and the KC Peppers.

Freshman pitcher stands out in first year on varsity

Students search for paths that do not involve college

Students search for paths that do not involve college

Madrigal accepts the first place award for the World Strides contest. They include: Benjamin Kowal, Dakota Steinhoff, Corbin Thirstrup, Brea Joliff, Nora McMillin, Jolina Givens; (back row) Elijah Long, Mara Jensen, Alyson Alcantara, Angela Konopasek, Ellie Murrell, Julie Huckaby, Olivia Langton, Logan Schockmann, Samantha Pearman, Jayden Culbertson, Hudson Karr, Jesse Parker, Kathryn Lomax, Reece Brazel and Grace Drake.

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Artist pushes herself by critiquing her work

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