Practice Makes Perfect

Kylee Creach, Staff writer|September 8, 2017

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Kylee Creach is a senior. She is involved in softball and basketball, and is a member of the news staff and yearbook staff. She is planning on going to...

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Junior Logan Gemes plays offense at a home game. Gemes was honorable mention All-Conference and All-District.

Basketball teams wrap up seasons with honors

Freshman Adele Anderson admires her whale-shark sculpture that she finished first quarter. Art teacher Derek Norton has recognized her talent and interest in visual arts.

Freshman enjoys creating art as an escape

Junior Carter Howell practices his swing the teams new golf simulator.

Golf team starts season with damaged home course

FBLA students, (Back Row) Seniors Zane Huffman, Oliver Robertson, Grace Drake, Rachel Henderson, Hunter Collins, Josephine Kelsey, (Front Row) Sophomore Jessie Bilderback, and Senior Abbi Flinn, went to Wonders of Wildlife in Springfield, Mo. They all had 90% attendance or better.

Ninety percent attendance effects student participation in activities

Sophomore Jayce Estes hugs his dad, Lance Estes, after winning his championship match at state. He wrestled in the 113 lb weight class.

State wrestling brings great success and hope for the future

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Ryan Fajen and brother Dakota hike in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Students express excitement as summer break approaches

Ninety percent attendance effects student participation in activities

Math Team celebrates after a competition. They include: (front row) Michael Schliefert, and Ashlynn Adams; (second row) Alyson Alcantara, Jessie Bilderback, Lovlie Haidusek, Elizabeth Winters, Elsie Huges; (back row) Hannah Wooldridge, Charlotte Alspaugh, Aleanah Yoder, Jordan Dove, Serenity Miller, Logan Gemes, Elliot Kowal.

Mathletes find success in recent competitions, continue WHS tradition

Sophomore Brayden Henderson dines at El Camino Real in Warsaw

Students enjoy Benton County dine-in options

The Echoes ball royalty candidates are ready for tomorrows dance hosted by the yearbook staff. They include (front row) princess candidates juniors Brooklyn Jackman, Haylee Cobb and Tatum Bohl, queen candidates seniors Hannah Wooldridge, Alyson Alcantara and Autum Walton; (back row) prince candidates juniors Logan Gemes, Mason Anderson and Jaxson Deckard, and king candidates seniors Oliver Robertson, Joe Vorce and Zane Huffman. The dance begins at 8 p.m. in the middle school cafeteria with coronation at 9:30 p.m.

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Practice Makes Perfect

Basketball teams wrap up seasons with honors

Freshman enjoys creating art as an escape

Golf team starts season with damaged home course

Ninety percent attendance effects student participation in activities

State wrestling brings great success and hope for the future

Students express excitement as summer break approaches

Ninety percent attendance effects student participation in activities

Mathletes find success in recent competitions, continue WHS tradition

Students enjoy Benton County dine-in options

Echoes Ball held this Saturday

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