Royal Valley High School - Panther Yearbook (Hoyt, KS)

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Kayettes Remain Active Kayettes is a service and December 22 was the day leadership-training organiza- that the Kayettes took their tion that is a part of the annual trip to the hospital in KSHSAA. It stresses good Topeka. They visit both St. citizenship and caring for oth- Francis and Stormont-Vail, crs. passing out gifts and treats to the children on the pediatric The Kayettes had many dif- ward, ferent projects this year. They sponsored the Kayette One of Kayettes biggest mon- All-School Dress Up Day and ey-making projects is their an- also held a Thanksgiving par- nual flower sale for Valen- ty for the third grade at the tine’s Day. The members sell Hoyt Elementary School, carnations representing dif- Nine members played games, ferent feelings. The profit did a skit, and served refresh- from the flowers was donated ments on November 24 to to charity that was chosen by Mrs. Haugsness’ class. the club. The Kayettes also sponsored Kayettes had a very busy a Christmas dance December year, as usual. Mrs. Ronne- 17. The all-school dance was baum commented, “Showing semi-formal with the pro- people that we care is a lot of ceeds going to the charity of what Kayettes is all about. their choice. 1982-83 Kayettes (top down) - Mrs. Beverly Ronnebaum, adviser; Candy Leonard, Julie Evans. Sue Delaney. Terri Schultz. Darla Rausch, Tamra Joy. Shawna Wabaunsee, Marilee Shenk, Virginia Whitcomb, Traci Schnacker, Elizabeth Wabaunsee. Caren Schnacker, Karin Bausch. Four Kayettes practice for the installation of officers, (left-right) Elizabeth Wabaunsee, Virginia Whitcomb. Louise Whitcomb, and Della Holt. One of Kayettes biggest projects Is the annual carnation sale on Valentine's Day. Shawna Wabaunsee. Candy Leonard, Chris Tsuglis, Tracy Durham, and Darla Rausch tag flowers and get ready to deliver them.

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Love Me Tomorrow |E VO PROtt I ®»83 1982-83 Jr.-Sr. Prom On April 9, 1983, the Juniors of Royal Valley said goodbye to the Class of '83 by giving them Prom. The theme for the 1982-83 Junior-Senior Prom was “Love Me Tomor- row. The prom was held at the Downtown Ramada Inn, was decorated by members of the Junior class in burgun- dy and silver, the Seniors’ class colors, and was enter- tained by the band HORl- Prom is a special occasion for most students. The Juniors look forward to going to Prom, it being their first one. It is special for the Seniors, too, because it is their last year of high school, and, more than likely. Prom will be the last dance of their high school years. Many different styles were modeled at the 1982-83 Prom. This catchy one is shown off by our fine model. Greg McKanna. Tina Troxel and Rob McManus — It's better to be short of cash than to be short of character. Sheila Fenske. Myra Stithem. Robin Danks. Kim Fuqua. Kathy Kalcik, Tina Troxel. and Carol Osterhaus - A smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight.

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FFA Fionor Many The FFA held the annual Greenhand ceremony on November 23. The Greenhand award is a FFA honor given to those who have just joined the orga- nization Mr Ryan announced each of the recipients and informed the audi- ence about their plans for a farming program The chapter farmer ceremonies were scheduled next The chapter award is given to those who have had one year of experience in the club and have ei- ther started a farming program or have been involved with work experience in on-the-farm labor. There were six re- ceiving this award. The FFA also held the annual Sweet- heart ceremonies on the same night as the Greenhand ceremonies The four candidates were: Denise Reding. Can- dy Leonard. Tammy Sommers, and Rochelle Tarwater During activity pe riod on Mon the 22 of Nov. the girls each performed a talent number Can- dy started off by singing “He Shines “ She dedicated it to her escort Dwayne Hug and FFA advisor. Mr Ryan. Tammy Sommers and Rochelle Tar- water sang a duet to the tune of “Old McDonald.” Special effects, imitations of various farm animals, were done by both girls Denise Reding followed with a skit por traying a dairy scene Denise had a pet cow that accompanied her in her act. All four candidates concluded the show with an escort make up contest Bob Area. Rochelle Tarwater’s escort, won the beauty contest with the major- ity of the audience supporting him The rest of the time was spent listening to the candidates giving their speeches The meeting concluded with Candy Leonard being crowned FFA Sweet heart for the 1982-83 school year Candy Leonard singing to her escort Dwayne Hug “He Shines’ for the FFA sweetheart ceremony. (1 row) Lori Snoe. Kelly Mosher. Linda Fitzgerald, Donna Frickey. (2 row) Nancy Grant. Chrissy Tsuglis, Teresa Reicherter. Ann Rhoades. Debbie Harter. Penny Gooderl. Toni Everhart. Melissa Frickey. Royce Ogden. (3 row) Carla Bell. Lisa Dreher. Marilee Shenk. Kathy Kalcik, Angela Reicherter. Mrs. Huntsman, (4 row) Candy Leonard. Keith Zacharisen, Shelly Grant, Tina Troxal, Wendy Schuetz. Elizabeth Wabaunsee, (5 row) Danna Gibbs, Myra Stithem. Tammy Sommers, Barbie Quimby, Judy Zimmerman, Susie Calhoun. Tammy Albright. Becky Calhoun. (6 row) Julie Stallbaumer. Ap Three freshman FHA members, Melissa Frickey. Penny Gooderl. and Wendy Schuetz cooking up a storm in Independent Living I. 26 Mrs. Chris Huntsman, FHA sponsor, samples some of the special dishes at the Foreign Language Banquet.