Olathe High School - Pirate Yearbook (Olathe, CO)

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BLUE AND GOLD ASSEMBLY Doug Andrews Balfour Award Outstanding Senior Student May 23, was the long awaited day for the presentation of awards to students, in all areas, for their efforts and service to the school, The Balfour Award, which is awarded on the basis of scholarship, character, atti- tude and participation was presented to Doug Andrews, the outstanding senior stu- dent. Outstanding Language student was Kathy Bishop, recipient of the May Benson Award. Mr. Cordell presented Paul Gibbens with the outstanding achievement award in speech and debate. He also received the outstanding art award from Mr. Davis, Commander Childs presented Sheryl Gleason with the American Legion Military Excellence Award. Brent Young and Louis Miller were presented the out- standing debate award for qualifing for state. Brent was also junior Representative for F. F. A, , Chapter Fan'ner and District President of F. F. A. Cheryl Rottinghaus received the Melitta Davis Award, as the outstanding business student. Bruce Marolf--Outstanding Physics award--Co-Editor of school newspaper. Joni Pearce-- The most valuable student award--Annual staff, Ken Peterson--Outstanding Algebra Il Student, Doris Fister--Betty Crocker award, which is a scholarship in the amount of Sl, 500. This is based on scores achieved on the National test, and Teddi Roy--Outstanding service to the Business Department and the Outstanding Art Award. Typing, accounting, drama, pep club, baseball, newspaper, and C.I. A. students were also recognized. 'FJ- f ha , W , 1 v w 1 V ,4x.- I 1 1