Practice Makes Perfect

Art students experiment with new mediums

Taylor Bunch, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief|September 8, 2017

Senior Alexis Harris practices using the kick wheel to make a bowl in pottery. This was her first time on the wheel. Photo by Taylor Bunch.

Students consider post-secondary options at college fair

FFA members Jovi Robertson, Bella Schwartz, and Kylie Wake talk to elementary students about horsemanship. The horse is named, “Cowboy.”

FFA Food for America presentations inform, entertain

Foreign exchange student experiences the Wildcat life

Football team sees bright opportunities ahead, honors senior contributions

Junior Mason Gollihar cools metal off in a dunk tank after welding on a building pad.

Career and Technology Center provides a future for students

Student Life

Junior JC Minks uses his skills learned in Principles of Technology to improve there robot

Students enjoy hands-on learning with robot construction

Ladycats huddle during the Pink Out game against Adrian on October 10. They lost the matchup in three sets.

Pink-Out games recognize struggle of those touched by breast cancer

Students and Teachers Expose Fears and Phobias

What scares you? Phobias are very common all around the world. They can range from scary ghosts to holes and spiders. Some can even go to having a f...

Dangers are real, even for small-town kids

While Warsaw may be a small town, students are still at risk of becoming victims of predators. Many students don’t understand the importa...

Senior Brylee Brewster poses in her fall outfit. “I love wearing turtle necks, they keep me warm and I like the style,” she said.

The Wildcat

The Wildcat

The Wildcat

Practice Makes Perfect

Students consider post-secondary options at college fair

FFA Food for America presentations inform, entertain

Foreign exchange student experiences the Wildcat life

Football team sees bright opportunities ahead, honors senior contributions

Career and Technology Center provides a future for students

Students enjoy hands-on learning with robot construction

Pink-Out games recognize struggle of those touched by breast cancer

Students and Teachers Expose Fears and Phobias

Dangers are real, even for small-town kids

Students and faculty participate in fall trends

The Wildcat

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