Betty Campbell, President
Evelyn Haney, Treasurer		Peggy Burchett, Vice-President
	Peggy White, Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Dorothea Clift, Recreation; Eleanor Haigh, Musician; Anna Lee Price, Program Chairman; Pat Hope, Assistant Musician; Elaine Durrant, Publicity Director; Rita Faye Cortner, Song Leader; BACK ROW: Jeanette Demastus, School Service; Wilma Bussell, Finance; Nancy Cowden, Parliamentary Law; Mrs. Peck, Sponsor; Irene Durrant, Community Service; Wilma Birchard, Photographer; Joan Cook, Point System; Not in Picture: Irene Weaver, Religious Director

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Peggy Davidson, Wilma Gilchrist, Loretta Fenoughty, Betty Adams, Betty Alumbaugh, Helen Butts, Donna Hayes, Betty Dingus, Donna Barden; SECOND ROW: Bonnie Cole, Mildred Graves, Doris Chancellor, Shirley Guynn, Cecile Finnell, Reta Hanfeld, Shirley Cook, Silvia Colbert, Mary Ann Goss, Barbara Caylor, Juanita Brown, Kathleen Ellis, Shirley Gould, Miss Deanna McClude-Sponsor; BACK ROW: Marlene Finnell, Maryanna Diehm, Maryln Austin, Kathleen Cortner, Shirley Clawson, Mary Evinger, Mary Anne Everett, Joyce Carmichael, Doris Bratton, Betty Jo Case, Mildred Bursaw, Pat Cavinee

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Verna Landers, Barbara Toncray, Ruth Wilson, Judy McIntosh, Billie Jean Mitchell, Kay Wells, Ann McQuade, Connie Thoms, LeEllen Weippert, Olive Lyons; SECOND ROW: Idona Fouts, Marjorie Johns, Virginia Williamson, Peggy McKenzie, Claudiene Seaborn, Delores Williamson, Juanita Kolosik, Doris Sechrest, Patty Moriston, Lucille Thompson, Mary Jo Ricci, Eleanor Krause, Delores Waggoner, Susann Thompson, Norma Johnson, Hazel Martin, Miss Patricia Lamb-Sponsor; BACK ROW: Beverly Quincy, Frances Lynn, Janet Lloyd, Donna Storm, Wanda Matherly, Shirley Miller, Joyce Heckart, Jo Nash, Lois Read, Edith Wools, Anna Faye Shofner, Geneva Lykins, Beverly Magill, Barbara Mullins, Marilyn Shoemaker

~ Kays ~

	Bill Eddy, President
Donald Beets, Treasurer		Jim McCutcheon, Vice-President
	Wayne Wagers, Secretary

KAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Kenneth Ray, Point System; Jim Day, Religious Program; Mr. Boone, Sponsor; Donald Beets, Finance; Milton Skeens, Community Service; Jim York, Musician; BACK ROW: Sam Farley, Recreation; Leslie Barrett, School Service; Bob Carey, Parliamentary Law; Raymond Borden, Program; Wayge Wagers, Publicity

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Donnie Henson, Gene Hunsperger, Lewis Carter, Richard Hutchens, Keith Goetz, Robert Haigh, Arthur Day, Jimmie Henderson, Bill Hurley; SECOND ROW: Alvin Arner, Larry Coker, Roger Gibson, Bill Boone, Joe Ward, Dan Howard, John Dollar, Richard Hawk, Mr. R. M. Signor-Sponsor; BACK ROW: Brooks Phillips, George Hay, Ray Haney, Jim Parker, Richard Cassida, Raymond Feebeck, Howard Goodeyon

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Virgil Holloman, Stanley Slater, Bill Schuler, Richard Pulliam, Bob Smith, Donald Moor, Wayne Icenogle, Bob Waggoner, Charles Schuler, Herman Warrick, George Barnes, Leo Snyder; SECOND ROW: Jerry Whetstone, Fred Wicke, Rogers Shell, Bill Troxel, Don Warrick, Johnnie Billam, Bob Shores, Mike Rogers, Charles Barker, Eddie Kellogg, Francis Stone, Otis Snyder, Mr. Fred McClanahan-Sponsor; BACK ROW: LaVerne Vaughn, Hollis Hunt, Joe Bachman, Joe Troxler, Lloyd Obermeier, Bud Kellogg, Vaughn Moore, Jerry McDowell, Leroy Millard, Bill Coffelt

KAY-KAYETTE DISTRICT CONFERENCE

Miss Wanda May Vinson

SPEAKERS TABLE AT BANQUET, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Campbell, Mrs. Marguerite Peck, Mr. Carl Kopelk, Mr. Paul McCleave, Bill Eddy, Miss Wanda May Vinson and Mr. Gilbert Boone

The Osawatomie Kays and Kayettes entertained approximately two hundred high school students from Southwestern Kansas at the annual Kay and Kayette Conference, December 7 and 8. This was the first conference of its kind ever held in Osawatomie. The first general session, which was held on the afternoon of December 7 in the high school auditorium, was highlighted by a talk by Miss Wanda May Vinson, state director of Kayettes, on the theme of the conference, "The Time of Your Life". Following the afternoon program and also during the next morning, discussion groups were held. A Christmas banquet was served on the evening of December 7 at the Masonic Temple. The tables were beautifully decorated with white tapers, cedar, and little white Christmas trees which carried out the theme, "Christmas Bells". Immediately following, at the general session in the high school auditorium, Mr. Paul B. McCleave, president of the College of Emporia, gave an inspiring and entertaining address. The first day of the conference ended with a party in the gymnasium. On December 8 following a devotional program. "It is Your Day," the Reverend William Hage of the First Presbyterian Church in Emporia delivered a challenging message. At the recognition service which followed this general session, the Osawatomie Kayettes received their 1,000-point award. The conference closed with a luncheon at the Presbyterian Church. The tables were gaily decorated with tiny evergreen trees and brightly wrapped packages to carry out the theme, "O Christmas Tree". At a business meeting following the luncheon, the delegates elected Sam Farley of Osawatomie president of the 1950 Southeastern Conference for Youth. This ended the conference with all the delegates agreeing that they had had the "time of their lives". by Mary Anne Everett

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