Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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X x . S L 5 T9 :up with nolarsnip lea nine Keenan , receiv- ll said, 'll 'lsidering :Js really aivea il at The scnolar- students cn were earned, I poinls, re given Darrek lWneat, ,GA wif, One of Honor Soclety's outinQ5 ffldlfded C' Royals' baseball game. September Green and Lynnette Procoplo frlghtj check out a Tom'- Watt showcase, ' f:,'f9K7Wl!i'5Qfffi'Zl X ' , 4 ,fff,s5,,g,,5'-,-521 3 Honor Society: First row - Phyllis McConnell Keenan Glde well, John Philipp, Molly Neil, Dawn Hoagland Susie Tarwater. Second row - Belinda Blackmore, Angela Fischer, Valerie Fischer, Gina Barfrede, Dennis Whittaker, Rhonda Dannar, Veda Walker, Lisa Procopio, Lynnette Procopio, September Green, Lori Diven, Stacy Diven, Third row - Karie Bailey, Elaine Mgro, Kelley Quankenbush, Diane Rohr, Kaylene Holt, Mary Quigley, Julie Ham, Diane Mufti, Cindy Call, Nina Baker, Mary Leber. Fourth row - Dolly Cunningham, Craig Anderson, Phil Growney, Deana Vaughn, Sonya Bowlin, Michelle Sherbo, Ellen Braun, Kristen Snowden, Shawn Storm, Lisa Woody. Back row - Karen Sellars, Sandra Sellers, Lori McKnight, Gregg Mann, Tom Jumps, Chris Keesee, Christen Carlson. ,Mg , W fn -VJ , , ' 5 , , 1 ' ' ' A- I . , . - r 5 ' 3 ,G ' I vu , . I1 3 ., 71 L r ,, : Z is .gr r , , 'f'y5gfLfz',':'f W ,fy I, ' I ' px , , , , Og , ,gfjfyg , J if my K ,WJ - ,, l .0 7, .- We 1,. f ,A .4 ...f , ,, r .- ' 'f .. W ,gona N MW ' -214: Z1 1 jg ,t ' il -3' 25' ,, gli Zifwf. if A--. 2 vfeuemeefesf QV -T 1 Z T, .1 'jLLiQ jj 'T HONOR SOCIETY 234 ,MN H ,l,,,,y ,xllll lf- wi, .e -l

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,..-, I The speaker for The banquef was Darrek Porter. Oufsfanding members frighfj receive Their awards af The banquer. Honor SocieTy combines goals To mix if Business wiTh pleasure By Cindy Norfon elping people aT school and in The surrounding communiiy and mak- ing Honor SocieTy a social scene for iTs members were The Two main goals for This years Honor SocieTy. The group combined These goals inTo one by helping Two needy families aT Chrisimas Time. Our Chrisimas projeci was new This year and we wanT To make iT an annual acTiviTy. We were really proud To help The Two families, said Mrs. Phyllis McConnell. Co-sponsors, Mrs. Susie Tarwafer and Mrs. McConnell, along wiTh The members, sTrived for The goals and accomplished Them by doing a number of oTher acTiviTies as well. They made conTribuTions To The Tami Hendrickson fund, A ComeT's game and Two l2oyal's games were a few of 230 HONOR SOCIETY The social gaTherings. I wenT To The ComeT's game and iT was really fun since I'd never been before. We even won, said Tarwaier, junior. Tom WaTT was The biggesT money-maker for Honor SocieTy. Approximaiely S7000 worTh was sold, raising The profiTs from lasT year. Keenan Glidewell, Gregg Mann, and Dawn Hoagland, all seniors, were The Three Top sellers. They each sold over S600 worTh. IT was easy To sell because They were jusT neaT liTTle producTs ThaT sold well. My mom helped ouT a IoT by Taking iT To her office while I Took iT To where I worked. We sold To family and friends, Too, said Gregg. The Tom WaTT profiTs wenT To scholarships and The annual banqueT. Honor SocieTy being The group wiTh The greaTesT amouni of scholarship money, S4500 worTh, awarded nine people wiTh various amounis. Keenan Glidewell was The Top winner, receiv- ing 81150. Winner of S250, Molly Neill said, I really appreciaied Them considering me for a scholarship buT was really surprised when I acTually received iT The banqueT was held aT The Holiday Inn and awards and scholar- ships were given ouT. Some sTudenTs received awards like pins which were given if 60 poinis were earned, pafches were given for 400 poinis, and new addiTion, medals, were given for over a hundred poinis. Darrek Porier, an aid To Congressman Wheai. was The guesi speaker. Il ,ll 'Nu 'S Chi Ro y L yn WC:

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by Liso Woody y y wo complefely differenT ospecTs To Ook Pork, lvlr. Dick Powers sold obouf BoosTer Club ond PTSA. BoosTer Club, The esTobIished group, ond PTSA, The new orgonizo- Tion, boTh Tried To serve The Ook Pork CommuniTy wiTh projecTs ond fund roisers which involved mony porenTs. Ivlr. Powers, ocTiviTies coordinoTor for BoosTer Club, hod noThing buT proise for The porenTs of Ook Pork sTudenTs We've never foiled To hove enough voIunTeers. Our projecTs were fiTTed To The needs of Ook Pork. We hove one of The besT BoosTer Clubs in The sToTe. The purpose of Ook Pork AcTiviTies BoosTer Club, The officiol nome of BoosTer Club, os sToTed in The ConsTiTuTion wos i'To promoTe The welfore of The sTudenTs porTicipoT- ing in orgonized school ocTiviTies. To sTorT The enThusiosm for The new yeor. BoosTer Club hosTed The Pig Roosf. ThoT successful evenT wos followed by The Chili Supper ond desserTs were held ofTer vorious school ocTiviTies. The gool of The BoosTer Club wos To improve communicoTions beTween The differenT oreos of The school. lvlr. Powers sold, We wonTed To esTobIish o Iioson person for eoch group oT Ook Pork. Five or six yeors ogo, BoosTer Club wos noT in exisTence oT Ook Pork. 'iWe oll drug our feeT becouse some wonTed To fire cooches in posT experiences, buT Ook Pork proved To be differenT. I Think Ook Pork porenfs ore greoT, Mr. Powers sold. lvlr. Jim Quigley, PresidenT of BoosTer Club, wos enThusiosTic obouT his Term os presidenT, soying, A IoT of work wos necessory, buT iT wos o reolly rewording experience. BoosTer Club olso conTocTs every sTudenT's home Through newsleTTers. NewsIeTTers were designed To help The sTudenTs ond porenTs become owore of The ocTiviTies offered. PTSA, PorenT Teocher STudenT AssocioTion, Took o differenT Turn when compored To BoosTer Club. Dr. Don Kohler exploined, 'TPTSA is To develop o closer reloTionship beTween home ond school wiTh no porTicuIor focus.- SToTe ConvenTions, Drug Abuse Conferences, ond Congress were jusT o few ThoT PTSA sponsored. Money wos roised from hosTing donces ofTer gomes To poy for Those Trips ond To reploce The fence oround The bosefield. EnThusiosn ond InvoIvemenT were The moin gools of boTh BoosTer Club ond PTSA buT There sTiII wosn'T ony conflicT. I don'T Think There is ony conflicT. The oim is in Two differenT oreos. BoosTer Club is in ocTiviTies. PTSA is designed for ToToI school invoIvemenT, Mr. Powers sold. .B T CIb,PTSA T IT InvoIvemenT. SSSTCZL fs! mo. SSAGQISGQZHI 232 Boosrsn CLUBfPTSA PTSA Presldenf, Jerllee Hehdrich, conducrs o meefing. Peggy Hilond ond Chris Abke perform of The voriefy show offer Boosfer Club's pig roosr. E T S 1 -Q., I, ,- f EQ, ,f-.' I T4 1 Boo: Baci Ove