Wrendon Osborne

Wrendon is one of the most outstanding students her long-time teacher has had the opportunity to work with. He is incredibly kind, respectful and hard working. He is proud of his Native American heritage and serves as a great example to them. From being a starter on the football team to a regionally famous traditional dancer to a star in the school rock band, Wrendon is very wellrounded. But what really sets him apart is the kindness and love he shows others around him.

His dedication to a broad spectrum of activities he is involved in also sets Wrendon apart. Even though he is very successful at all he does, he remains the nicest, most humble and respectful student. Wrendon is always willing to share his talents of dancing and playing the guitar. He regularly plays the National Anthem on his guitar at the start of many school events. He is an award winning Native American Dancer, and he performs at many powwows, school assemblies and other events. He is an incredible role model especially to our Native American students.

Wrendon continually inspires and encourages his peers, and because of his involvement in so many activities, he has a significant impact on many other kids. He inspires other students to be involved in and dedicated to what they love.

Wrendon is an asset to every program he is involved in. He is a strong leader with his Native American peers. His example of his strong participation in his native culture makes a serious impact on keeping the important traditions alive for generations to come. He does Fancy Dancing demonstrations at many school assemblies. He was a critical member of the FFA State Champion Agricultural Issues team, helping them in the State Championship, and continues to participate in FFA. He is a member of the Native American Club and is involved in football as a four-year letterman, wrestling and baseball, in which he will become a four-year letterman.

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