Coe College President Addresses Incoming Students
Dr. Joseph E. McCabe urged new Coe students and parents to commit to earning a degree on the first day of college. Dean John Wilkinson emphasized personal growth through exposure to ideas and the evolving nature of education, introducing staff members who will support freshmen.
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Wilkinson
Paul Pixler
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Convocation Ends As Orientation Week Continues
Warren Reinecke dean of men and Earl Davis director of ad missions spoke at the convocation. Allan Kellar led students, parents and faculty in The Alma Mater. Chaplain John Walker, Prof. Eleanor Taylor and Michael Mead joined the program. New students and parents attended a dinner in the Gage Memorial union as orientation runs through Wednesday before classes start Thursday.
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Warren Reinecke
Earl Davis
Allan Kellar
Coe
John Walker
Eleanor Taylor
Michael Mead
Gage Memorial Union
Practical Nurse Class of 1966 to Receive Pins Friday
The St Luke s school of practical nursing will award diplomas to 31 graduates at a 2 30 p m Friday ceremony at St James Methodist Church Cedar Rapids Dr L D Havighurst superintendent of the Cedar Rapids Methodist district will deliver the commencement address Sara Fisher school director will present the class and Louis B Blair will award diplomas and bestow the outstanding student award Eva Barron and Mrs Geneva Howell will pin the graduates The list includes Ellen Ilene Becker Linda Menster Gehl Louise Murray Jensen Mary Ellen Stoll Muller Ingrid Elisabet Sunde Evelyn Lorraine Watson and 28 others all from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns The one year course graduates will soon take the state exam to become Licensed Practical Nurses.
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Louis B. Blair
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Geneva Howell
Ellen Ilene Becker
Linda Menster Gehl
Louise Murray Jensen
Mary Ellen Stoll Muller
Ingrid Elisabet Sunde
Evelyn Lorraine Watson
Betty Ann Hasenbank
Clarence
Dorothy Ileen Kremer
Coggon
Carol Helga Kallevang
Cresco
Ann Marie Basten
Durango
Ruth Ann Wunder
Dysart
Patricia Ann Lehman
Elgin
Deanna Lou Henkes
Farmersburg
Karen Ann Wagner
Hiawatha
Rosemary Ann Saunders
Hopkinton
Roxy Ann Rife
Mechanicsville
Patricia Gail Teeple
Monmouth
Ellen Weiler Platner
Mt. Vernon
Bonnie Lou Veldhuizen
Oskaloosa
Sharon Ardis Barness
Ossian
Constance Lee Kimmich
Riceville
Diane Elizabeth Covington
Ryan
Connie Lou McMillin
St. Olaf
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Sully
Pamela Jean Dietrich
Deborah Ardith Pickering
van Horne
Janice Kay Fiet
Waukon
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Jeannie Arly
National School Press Award to LaSalle Lance
LaSalle Lance editors win All-American rating from the National School Press Assn for issues published January through May. Rose McKiernan named top newswriter by the Catholic School Press Assn among Catholic high schools nationwide. Other editors listed include Mary Pat McGurk Linda Podzimek Tom Frett Ted Nunemaker Kathie Musel Cathy Hoyt and Bill Hagen.
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National School Press Assn
University of Minnesota
National Critical Service
the Lance
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Catholic School Press Assn
NSPA
Mary Pat McGurk
Linda Podzimek
Tom Frett
Ted Nunemaker
Kathie Musel
Cathy Hoyt
Bill Hagen
W. J. Terrill to Speak at Cedar Rapids Chamber Meeting
William J. Terrill executive vice-president of the Iowa Retail Federation will address the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce general meeting Tuesday. His talk titled The Legislative Outlook follows a 6 30 p m dinner at the Roosevelt hotel and covers national and state retail legislative matters. Cedar Rapids board members John Miller Armstrongs and Gordon Larson Killians sit on the directors.
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William J. Terrill
Iowa Retail Federation
Des Moines
Central Retail Merchants Bureau
Cedar Rapids
John Miller
Armstrong’s
Gordon Larson
Killian’s
Fire starts blaze in Klamath National Forest
U S forest service investigators said a fire that caused at least 3 million dollars in damage in the Klamath National Forest was started by an incendiary device. The fire was controlled Sunday after six days.
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U. S. Forest Service
Klamath National Forest
34th Infantry Chooses Cedar Rapids for 1967 Reunion
Cedar Rapids has been selected as the site for the 1967 reunion of the 34th Infantry Division. The division held its 1966 reunion in Des Moines. The 1967 convention in Cedar Rapids is scheduled for September 8 to 10.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
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