LEO Club takes ‘Bosco’ for visits
The Norway High School LEO Club has been taking “Bosco” to events to raise awareness for Leader Dogs for the Blind and making a big impact in the community. Leader Dogs for the Blind is an important program, and getting local clubs like the Vulcan-Norway-Loretto Lions Club involved shows how communities can come together for a great cause.
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- Payton Paquette, wearing the shirt she made for her Health Occupations Class at the Dickinson-Iron Intermediate School District Career & Technical Education Center.
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- Abby Richter at volleyball.
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- From left are Payton Paquette, Kara Stanchina, Ashley Carlson and Kaylee Baldwin at the Red Cross Blood Drive.
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