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Bottom Row: KL to RJ Braeson Herold, Don Cole, Ricky Dzula, Paula Lynn, Jennifer Downey. Row 2: Sharon Pozin, Shawna Easly, Kim Gilkison Britt Warren, Shari Anderson, Jennifer Finklang, April Brockman, Tracey Sterbenz. Row 3: Bridgett Wood, Brian Rodriquez, Mitchell Knapp, Lorna Keeland, Anita Thacker, Tina Jenkins, Jenny Pemberton, Ruth Jenkins. Row 4: Vicki Vicki Paddock, Diana McManigal, Shanda Bradiield, Mike Seeber, Michelle McClure, Becky Baskins, and Mrs. Linda Allen, sponsor 1 4,3,2,1 MATH CLUB by Jennifer Downey Instead of watching their P's and Q's, these students were studying their 1's and 2's. That is what the Fort Osage Math Club intended to do this year. They participated in two out-of-town competitions, such as Blue Springs and also Kansas City. Ms. Linda Allen was the sponsor this vear and the club had about twenty, seventh eighth, and ninth graders. Jenny Pemberton and Brian Rodriquez were the winners of most all com- petitions, quotes Ruth Jenkins, all students worked hard and it was even harder preparing for competitions? They have won all matches and hope to win more next year.
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C1-IEERIE M KE THE D Y: 5: A , . .g- -A 0.3 'Y' V3 3' p 1 ' G 'S I is .A A little help from Jennifer Downey was appreciated as Laura Croston made the recipe. A Cherry A Day is What Laura Cr Q, Jil' M me , if I x 4 , I Lw2.agMwW , V I , paw. . i z, , , . -.tn ' n shown here making the pastry shell for the Cherry Fans ,V f J i l XX ':. oston Would Say by Shawn Franssrggs Because little did she know that after entering the National Red Cherry Institute Make It Easy As Pie Original Recqne Contest that she wouldbe that third place winner in the nation. i The prize was a fifty dollar check for herself and a iifty dollar check for the Home Economics Department. The recipe she used was a pastry shell filled with a cherry mixture called Cherry Fans. Laura Croston brought in Cherry Fans for the entire staff at the junior high after she had won the prize. Laura received a plaque from the company sponsoring the contest at the awards assembly held in May. She showed the determination could go a long way. Laura Crosto , ' lloiolol oioioioi 01030101 Oiiilii Q-30191 S X X 1
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