Adam Kauth, a sophomore at Iola High School, is busy and bright. In the classroom, he works hard to make good grades. In athletics, he’s quarterback and a safety on the junior varsity football team, plays basketball and participates in track.
Kauth applied that same energy and talent to work on world peace recently at a National Youth Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C.
The challenge, a nuclear threat posed by North Korea.
Kauth was one of 25 students on a defense team who advised the president — elected from among students at the forum — on what to do…
Iolan helps deter ‘nuke crisis’ in Asia
