Osawatomie High School - Trojan Yearbook (Osawatomie, KS)

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Ifoys Worked Toward School Soroioo Through various projects, such as beautifying the school campus, polish- ing the numerous athletic trophies, and helping with the school parking prob- lem, the Osawatomie High School K .A.Y. Club has strived to provide services that would be of benefit to the school. President john Craig provided the leadership needed to carry out the vari- ous projects. Serving on the K.A.Y. board of directors Were: Ronnie Barden, jim Crowl, David Kapp, Wally Hewitt, james Zakoura, Toni Troutinan, Dennis Reinecker, Ron Hohenstein, Denis Sumrall, Pat Hewitt, Mark Crouch, Bill Culluniber, and Steve Harville. 5 E 'll ' l,- im fi ll 1 E 5 ,., ' 1 1 Mr. Swenson, Mr. Freeman, and Mr. Hays discuss forthcoming programs. ECOND ROW: Frank Barnes, Fred Davis, Mike Lewis, Paul Day, john Atwood, Buel Talley, john Lyons, Bruce tlusted, Ray Lash, Fred Burden, Craig Wymore, Doug Reeder, john Wright, Duane Ludwig, THIRD ROW: Phil eets, Russell Davis, Ronnie Needham, Bill Cook, Ronnie Vest, Bob Barnes, jim Reinecker, Charles Eastwood, like Stephens, Mark Govea, Dan Peterson, Doyle Ingram, Jimmie Lynn, and Bill Powell.

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Ifayette Leaders Planned The M eetings 5-Q-.-I Miss McClure shows Patty Sullins, president, what the organization has achieved in the past. Going over the last meeting's minutes and treasurer's books are Secretary Kathy Davis, Treasurer Alberta Byers, and Vice-president Martha Shelden. Patsy Sanders, parliamentarian, and several board members plan a meeting on parliamentary procedure. Donna Lambert, point chairman, discusses progress toward the 2, OOO Point 1 Award with team captains. i 'vi-'OM -nf ff' ,fl