Picture This Brianna Mead and Jasmine De La Rosa at recess
Brianna Mead and Jasmine De La Rosa are pictured during recess at St. Dominic School with Shirley William Gareen City noted in the caption.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2008
Page
1
Brianna Mead and Jasmine De La Rosa are pictured during recess at St. Dominic School with Shirley William Gareen City noted in the caption.
At Memorial Stadium 333 Garden City High School seniors heard messages to make responsible choices and learn from mistakes. Senior Heather Franco urged openness to new places and people, while Jarett Payne urged perseverance and choosing the harder path. Hall of Fame inductee Logan Jones advised ethical decisions and avoiding blame, as Principal Leadership Award winner Michael Heatwole was honored.
The 99 year old Garden City resident Jack Kempton recalls a vivid past shaped by newspapers and a cinema projector job found after high school. He describes his mind as a movie that remains clear despite legal blindness and hearing loss, recalling details from 1926 onward.
Three years after Michael Golub left work with Eric Kramer's crew to pick up his son, he has not been seen. Brooke Wilkerson raises Kamryn alone as authorities pursue Chad and Shannon Floyd, charged with first degree murder in his death.
Pauline Joyce, longtime Garden City Community College trustee and namesake of the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building, died Sunday at Garden Valley Retirement Village in Garden City at age 86 after a prolonged illness. She helped shape GCCC since its 1965 independence and served on the board until 1990 alongside several college presidents.
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