Shawnee Mission North High School - Indian Yearbook (Overland Park, KS)

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Kayeifes Serve Community The Kayettes are a state-wide organization, with emphasis on ser- vice to the school, community, nation and world, as Mrs. Jade Scarlett, business teacher and sponsor, ex- plained. The girls perform many ac- tivities in the community, such as visiting the Sharon Lane Nursing Home, which they adopted,', once a month, and helping with the Johnson County Mental Retardation Center and the Johnson County Christmas Store. Led by Susan Schofield, president, Bernadette Wayenberg, vice- president, and Dee Dee Guilinger, secretary, members also gave tours of the school, and worked on school beautification and faculty apprecia- tion projects. Four members of the Kayettes went to a leadership camp this summer, and in October the girls attended a regional conference in Bonner Springs. North will be hosting the conference next year. Page 22. PHOTO 1. Several members of the Kayettes wrap Christmas presents for the J C Christmas store. 2. Mrs Jade Scarlett Kayette sponsor, assists the girls in one of their many service projects. 3 Kayettes fl r Diane Hodges, Jenny Schoflled Lauri Bronaugh Bernadette Wayenberg President Susan Schofield, Linda Shirley Kathy Leonard and Debbie Miller. 22 Kayettes

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Cafegories Offers Intellectual Competition Intellectual competition is the basis for Categories, which offers students a chance to use their in- telligence in a sport quite different from other sports. Questions covering all topics are asked the students., and their answers are judged on the basis of speed and knowledge. Categories meets were held every three weeks, and were broadcast on cable television. North held a record of 2-4, which Coach Leonard Gercken felt would have been improved if some members hadn't had other com- mittments, causing them to miss a few practices. 1 2 24 Categories Page 24. Photo 1. CATEGORIES TEAM. Front: Kevin Stefanik., Mr. Leonard Gercken. Back: Theresa Roper, Kerry O'Brien., Adam Montgomery, Denise Bannister, David Lawrence. 2. Denise Bannister and Theresa Roper discuss their next contest with their sponsor, Mr. Leonard Gercken. 3. Helping each other prepare for a match are David Lawrence 3 ,.r-' and Steve Schroeder. Page 25. Photo 1. MATHLETES. Back: Richard Lipp, Dan Long, Ray Paine. Middle: Gary Bond, Alana Wolfe. Front: Heather McIntosh. At right: Miss Ger- trude Welch. 2. Ray Paine, Alana Wolfe and Cary Bond work together to find the answer to a difficult problem. 3. Senior Mathlete Richard Lipp shows Dan Long his calculations. 5.25. fs, I ' .-I b -11'-mn'-'if' YP- 11. rfb. .ff ', b '.g- Q 1 iii' 'i lf, fl. ig!!! '