Honors Assembly At High School Recognizes Seniors
Senior High School honors assembly recognized students for scholastic achievement at the school auditorium. Scholarships were awarded by multiple groups including Chanute Teachers Association and FTA to Janet Webber and Jane Dewey, with several students receiving National Merit commendations and other awards from veterans and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Brandon
Janet Webber
Chanute Teachers Association
Jane Dewey
Future Teachers Association
Dave Sauders
FTA
Ron Tucker
Phil DeLaTorre
State of Kansas
Mark Roberts
Tim Watts
DeLaTorre
Brian Mee
Tim Thuston
Harry Johnson
al Hampton
Daniel Baker
Ron Blake
Dan Collins
Linda Cox
Kirk Evans
Mike Johnson
Mark McCune
David Mendez
Candy Ogle
Samson Stoll
Randy Haines
Miss Coots
Miss Shockey
Miss Proctor
Beverly Raines
Mystic Moods
Janell Barnow
Mike Harris
Joanie McNeal
Eldon Morgan
Dick Ray
Carol Sime
William Reasor
Roger Tucker
Jazz Babies: Ozarks High Band Aims for Montreux
Lebanon High School jazz band, a group of four boys and six girls, has been chosen as one of seven U S groups to compete at the Montreux Switzerland International Jazz Festival. Band leader Rick Weaver expresses confidence they will be judged the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ozarks
United States
Lebanon High School
Jaz Exerpts
Montreaux
Switzerland
Rick Weaver
Local Residents Return from Texas Trip and Academic Honors
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Phillips of 417 W. Std Journal a three week Texas visit to Marshall with daughter T R Jackson II family and sister in Fort Worth. Mrs. Jean Heaton joined Kappa Delta Pi at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Patricia Argabright Mohr to receive B S in elementary education at Phillips University commencement May 19 in Enid Oklahoma. Designers Showhouse guests in Kansas City include Mrs. R D Wilson Mrs. Hans Herold and Mrs. R E Williams benefiting the Kansas City Junior Women's Philharmonic Association. Iva A James a Hutchinson Community College retiree and KU pioneer in business education. John P Newton Jr Seabee 3rd class assigned to Guantanamo Cuba for a year. son of John P Newton Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Phillips
W. Std
Texas
T. R. Jackson II
Phillip and
Susan
Marshall
Phillips
R. E. Fraley
Fort Worth
Jean Heaton
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Patricia Argabright Mohr
Phillips University
Enid
Oklo
Maurice Argabright
W. Sth
Designers Showhouse
Kansas City
R. D. Wilson
Hans Herold
R. E. Williams
Junior Women’s Philharmonic Association
Iva A. James
Chanute
Hutchinson Community College
University of Kansas
School of Business
Hutchinson
John P. Newton Jr
Guantanamo
Cuba
John P. Newton Sr
N. Steuben
Lebanon band seeks twelve thousand for trip with community support
A Lebanon high school band, ages 15 to 18, led by director Vern Rolle, aims to raise 12 000 by June 13 for a trip. Parents, civic clubs, and students host fundraisers while the group rehearses. musicians have backing from Clark Terry and Stan Kenton, with district officials praising the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Hancock
Vern Rolle
Rolle
Lebanon
Clark Terry
National Music Directors Association
Stan Kenton
Elmer Haskett Dies in Greeley at 65
Elmer Haskett, about 65, died Thursday of a heart attack in Greeley Colorado. He lived in Chanute between 1945 and 1960, directed the Chanute Sales Pavilion for Banfield Packing Co, and was active in the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Saddle Club and Elks. He helped found Santa's Helpers for underprivileged children. Survived by widow Maxine four sons and one daughter. Memorials to KFKA and First Christian Church Greeley for medical aid for handicapped children and Little League baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Haskett
Greeley
Colo
Haskett
Betwen
Chanute
Banfield Packing Co
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Saddle Club and
Elks
Santa's Helpers
Maxine
First Christian Church of
KFKA
Feed Lot Near Parsons Certified by State
Two days short of a year after construction began the Jarboe Lackey feed lot near Parsons was certified Thursday afternoon for pollution control by the state Board of Health. The installation northeast of Parsons received the feedlot certificate from Mel W Gray chief engineer and director of the division of environmental health. The lot ten miles northeast of Parsons is feeding 11 000 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
State Board of Health
Mel W. Gray
State Board
Division of Environmental Health
Judge Orders Union to Pay Back Wages for Discrimination
U S District Judge Marvin E Frankel held Local 46 Wood Wire and Metal Lathers Union AFL C IO in contempt for failing to implement a consent agreement on equal job opportunities. The ruling requires compensatory wages to black workers deprived of work, based on back pay to be determined at special hearings. The union reportedly had 13 black journeymen and 25 black apprentices among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Dist
Marvin E. Frankel
Local 46
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Union
Afl-Cio
Frankel
Union
Erie man Rick Hines named outstanding senior at KSC
Kan sas State College honors Rick Hines of Erie as outstanding senior man and Rose Marie Joseph of Gélena as outstanding senior woman announced Friday by the KSC student service office. Joseph is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jappour Joseph. Hines is son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hines of rural Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas State Collge
Richard
Rick) Hines
Erie
Rose Marie Joseph
Gélena
KSC
Joseph
Jappour Joseph
Hines
Wesley Hines
Gasoline Fumes Source Found at DX Station
Workmen located a hole in a pipe linking an underground storage tank to an island service pump at the DX service station on 16th and Main. Fire Chief L R Engel led the probe, noting fumes had troubled Parsons homes for ten days in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
16Th and Main
L. R. Engel
Independence Jaco Declines Teacher Pay Boosts
Trustees of Independence Junior College declined to approve any increase in base pay or starting salary for teachers. They approved the existing salary schedule increases for instructors and granted all other personnel a three percent across the board raise for the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Independence Junior College
Bond of 75 On Two Charges At Police Station
James J. Bonczkowski aged 28 of 1525 S Highland was arrested at 1 30 am today on disorderly conduct and using offensive language at the police station. He posted and forfeited bonds of 50 on disorderly conduct and 25 on offensive language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Boncczkowski
S. Highland
Bonczkowski
Two Non Injury Crashes Reported in Neosho County
Police investigated two non injury accidents Friday morning. In the college parking lot Vernon Borrer Jr and Charles A Moore collide as Moore backs out driving a 1967 Volkswagen. Damage estimated at 835. A second crash at Main and Forest involved Emery L Lewis and Leona D Robertson with a 1968 Dodge and a 1960 Oldsmobile, causing 65 and 125 dollars in damage respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Community Junior College
Vernon Borrer Jr
Altoona
Charles A. Moore
Evergreen Moore
Borrer
Moore
Main
Forest
Emery L. Lewis
Lafayette
Leona D. Robertson
W. Main
Lewis
Main Street
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DeLa Torre
Elizabeth Pieper
Marci Shockey
Chanute Jaycees
Debbie Moore
Neosho County
Kansas
Miss Moore
Fort Scott School of Nursing
Howard Winans
Debbie Groskinsky
Patti Henshall
Susan Foster
Brenda Steele
Vernon Derebsvizh
Monty Clines
Jeff Farrell
Dan Kelley
Bennie Rowe
Dan Cox
David Kimble
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Millie Finley
Carl Young
S. Santa Fe
Leo LaLloge
N. Central
William Shorb Jr
Humboldt
Gale McMillen
Milo Johnson
Poplar Heights
Ronald Owens
S. Western
Odell
Big City
Jerry Hoover
Rae Foelich
Cadet Law Academy
Miss Pieper
Thuston
Breck Churchill
Miss Steele
Teri Tharp
R. Miles Rickart
Dennis Gates
Carolyn Kensett
Rick MecMeekin
Watts
Mee
Alicia Magill
Susan Defenbaugh
Mike Arnold
Linda M. Smith
Miss Tharp
Dayle Defebaugh
Kim Anderson
Denice Roush
Cherie Blake
Maurice Elliott
Debi Wilson
Linda Venhaus
Douglas McDonald
John Alford
Pam Basher
Jane Brophy
Daryl Cook
Jodi Coots
Betty Crews
Clines
Wanda Fairchild
Louise Fickel
Bill George
Diane Good
Barbara Proctor
Miss Wilson
Dixie Woolery
Daily Transcript
Dennis the Menace
Rick Hines
Jaco
Phonovision
the Wizard OF ID
Harry
Tey
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Archie
Sarge
Thirt Base
Lughead
Steve Canyon
Electrical Equipment Co.,inc
Benedict
Canyon
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