Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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«1 I 1 irfi 1 Boondee Alikiji, an ex- change student at K-State, was a special guest of the Kayettes. She spoke about her native country. Thai- land. and her views on living in America. Pat Rafferty acted as mis- tress of ceremonies for a dating panel consisting of Mr Hod Dendurent. Mrs. Rachel Englund. Mrs. Jan- eice Crosson. Mr. George Ebert. Laurie Herman and Dan Shea. ■ t 11V Kayette members: L to R (Row 1) Becky Peters. Laurie Herman. Kayla Oliver. Lori Schmidt. Brenda Blanka. Lisa Ebert. Ruth Glover. Marjean Garrett. Pat Rafferty and Brenda Lichtenhan. (Row 2) Angie Colbert. Lori Linton. Cynthia Clark. Kim Blume. Priscilla Roth. Jill Lang. Jill Adams. Morgan Wilson. Nancy Manly and JaNeice Rush. (Row 3) Julie Anderson. Connie Brazzle, Polly Pageler. Jean Niedfeldt. Gloria Roth. Robin Fechter. Robyn Lowry. Missy Hinkle. Deann Jackson, and Sandy Rosco- vious. (Row 4) Hanna Mahar. Sandy Biedenbender. Theresa Rafferty. Sheryl Carnahan. Jodi Johnson. Kelly Carlson Amy Holle. Kathy Kimmal. Jannis Mattson and Gini Farrar. (Row 5) Barbie Pittenger, Annette Walsh. Kathy Flanagan. Rachelle Reves. Linda Lichtenhan. Lori Brazzle. Gina Grannell. Tina Clark. Sherri Beach. Amy Rosell. Brenda Elder. Libby Lenherr. Wanda Seele. Kellie Eckart. Brenda Spence. Bridget Bellinder. and Jill Yager (Row 7) Ruth Spohn. Cindy Barker. Jan Walsh. Dawn Hasenbank. Trecia Ethington. Linda Oi- liver. Nancy Stueve. Sandra Dearing. Sherri Seu- fert. and Penny Clark. (Row 8) Sara Carnahan. Nancy Routh, Stacie Martin. Tammy Menhusen. and Tammie Springer. 27

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KAYETTES A growing experience” is only one of many positive phrases that could have been used to describe Kayettes this past year. President, Julie Anderson, her cabinet, along with the advice of their new advisor, Sara Carnahan, and the coopera- tion of the Kayette members worked hard to fulfill their year long goal of reaching three thousand credit points. Service to the commu- nity and those living in it was an important goal. The members at- tempted to build brides to the com- munity by donating food to families .. A Growing Experience at Thanksgiving and collecting do- assembly. nations for the Hamden, Childress, Hasenbank, and Braden families whose homes were destroyed by fire during the school year. Programs at each meeting varied from subjects such as decorating tray favors for the hospital and nurs- ing home to a dating panel which presented views of both the young and old. A special guest from Thai- land presented her views on living in America and a guest singer, Roger Cooper, entertained the student body during a Kayette sponsored A Kayette member must endeav- or to fulfill these objectives: to make religion an important part of her life, •to develope a congenial personality, to bring about quality leadership, to render needed service, to feel a deep appreciation for others, and to maintain good health by developing good recreational habits. During the meetings and different events each member could take the opportunity to look at her own life in new and exciting ways. S -I 79 The motivators of Kayettes are the cabi- net members: L to R (Row 1 )-Julie Anderson, Lisa Ebert, Becky Pe- ters, Kayla Oliver. Bren- da Lichtenhan, Lori Schmidt; (Row 2)-Pat Rafferty. Marjean Gar- rett. Brenda Blanka, Laurie Herman. Ruth Glover, and Sara Carna- han, Sponsor. APPEARING - ROGER COOPER SPONSORED BY KAYETTES 26

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The Braden and Hasen- bank families lost homes Jk during January. ” Kayefte officers — pres., . Julie Anderson; vice-pres., ▼ Kayla Oliver; sec., Brenda Lictenhan; trea., Lisa Ebert; stu-co. Becky Peters; hist., Lori Schmidt; and sponsor, Sara Carnahan. A Warm Heart The 1980-81 Language Club turned out to be a small seven member club but it was blessed with a large, warm heart. The tradition of sponsoring an orphan child in Mexico throughout the year had to be discontinued this year because of a tight squeeze for funds. When Christmas time came the Haven of Rest Nursing Home was visited by the club members. They brought happiness and cheer with carols and tray favors. Later in the year a party for the second grade class complete with refreshments and fun-filled games was also held. The club mem- bers learned and experienced other things throughout the year including Spanish dancing, games, and a taste of real Spanish food.