Commencement Speaker Marvin Knudson to Address Graduates
Southwestern State College Pueblo will host commencement exercises at 8 p.m. May 28 in Clifford Hope Auditorium with Mervin C. Knudson, college president, delivering the address. Baccalaureate services follow Sunday at 8 p.m. Knudson’s career spans major Minnesota and Colorado posts. 59 degrees will be awarded and 21 students receive certificates.
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Mervin C. Knudson
Southwestern State College of Pueblo
Colo
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Clifford Hope Aduitorium
Rev
Augustine Hancheck
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Knudson
Piblic Schools
Cottonwood
Minn
St. Olaf College
Northfield
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Colorado
Jie
McGregory
Princeton
Elk River
Austin
Worthington, Minn
Pueblo Junior College
Southern Colorado State College
Garden City JC Busters set state track mark at meet
Garden City Junior College tied for fifth at the state junior college track and field meet. The Busters won two events and set a state record in the medley relay clocked at 3 minutes 32.7 seconds, beating the old mark by 2.3 seconds. Coffeyville edged Hutchinson 61 to 58 for the team title as Pratt and Parsons also posted strong showings and Garden City set school marks in the medley relay and 880.
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Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
Coffeyville
Hutchinson
Pratt
Parsons
Garden
Iola JC
Independence
Dodge City
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Arkansas City
Busters
Dale Meadors Club
Hutchin
Ley
Pat Keller
Larry Bloyd
Louis Horton
Horton
Gale Jones
Fred Adams
Jones
Adams
Schefferie
Keller
Schifferie
John DeRario
John Duran
Doug Schifferls
Schifferles
Steve Langham
Howard County
Fullerton Calif
Pratts
Cecil Turner
Mike Manns
Cheerleaders Elected For Next Year In School Assembly
An assembly elected three of five candidates for next year’s cheerleading squad. Janet Gunn Jeanne Phillips Sandi Neely Carol Stanley Sharon O Foale and Anna Marie Valen guela tried out. ballots chose Jeanne Phillips head cheerleader Sandi Neely and Carol Stanley. Two more cheerleaders will be chosen from the next freshman class. Also elected were future student council president Cecil Brazzell and secretary treasurer Bessie Summers.
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Janet Gunn
Jeanne Phillips
Sandi Neely
Carol Stanley
Sharon O'Foale
Anna Marie Valenquela
Cecil Brazzell
Hector Garcia
Allen Marine
Dwayne Marine
Yvonne Betlack
Pauline Block
Rusty Russell
Bessie Summers
Carol Geyer
Students Picnic At Cedar Bluff
All students gathered at Cedar Bluff on Tuesday May 12 for the annual all-school picnic. They played softball water skiing and sunbathed despite cool and windy conditions. Several of them received a piece burn.
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Cedar Bluff
Horton fifth in national junior college track meet
Garden City athlete Louis Horton finished fifth in the 88 year national junior college track and field meet clocking 1 58 2 to set a Garden City junior college school record. Arthur Podriguez won the event in 1 55 5 as Phoenix JC led team scoring with 122 points over Howard County.
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Louis Horton
Garden City
Horton
Pierceville High
Arthur Podriguez
San Antonio
Tex
JC. Phoenix
Ariz
Howard County Jo
Blinn, Tex
Victoria
Hutchinson
Garden
Departments List Award Winners Across College Departments
A roundup lists department award winners and policy for student recognition. May 18 submission deadline set by student and faculty affairs committee. Names span Cheerleaders, Art, Livestock Judging, Golf, Chemistry, Tennis, Student Council, Biological Science with multiple recipients named.
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Anita Akers
Debra Summers
Mary Bergkamp
Jeannie Phillips
Carol Sullivan
Art
Michael Ludwig
Robert York
Gary Greathouse
Jonathan Houghtaling
Jim McGraw
Doug Weber
Jack Alexander
David Davis
Bob Mastroni
Richard Hadfield
Tony Bisbane
Chemical Rubber Co
Doug Friesen
Don Longeregger
Don Brookshire
Richard Sandoval
Janice Nusser
Yearbook deadlines move forward for 17 to 56 pages
Yearbook staff members have mailed the second deadline to American Yearbook Co in Topeka. Pages 17 40 include class pictures and student organizations while pages 41 56 are due by June 8. Staffers Cecil Brazzell Joyce Thompson Carol Geier and Sherri O Toole push to finish by Friday with books mailed Aug 15 to those who paid the mailing fee. others pick up at the college office after Aug 15.
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American Yearbook Co
Topeka
Cecil Brazzell
Joyce Thompson
Carol Geier
Sherri O'Toole
Brazzell
Thespians Elect 1964 65 Leaders at JC Thespians
Members of the junior college Thespians met Wednesday May 5 in the theater to elect next years officers. Elected were president Kenny Bauer and secretary Linda Brown. Vice president and student council representative to be chosen next fall from the incoming freshman class. A Delta Psi Omega initiation pool party is planned. Winter follows summer abruptly in Antarctica with no moderating season.
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Thespians
Kenny Bauer
Linda Brown
Delta Psi Omega
Final Examinations Schedule For May Week At Junior College
Final examinations are scheduled May 25 through May 28 for junior college students. The timetable lists class meetings by time, course, and room across Sabine and Calkins buildings with entries for Eng Freshman and Sophomore, math, science, arts, languages, and vocational subjects, including high school locations for some exams.
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Sabine
Bladt
Miss Houghton
Calkins
West Annex
Former Student Enters Navy Scientific Education Program
Edgar O. McCoy, 1981 Garden City graduate and former chemistry major at Garden City Junior College, has been selected for the Navy Elist ed Scientific Education Program. He is with VP-10 at Naval Air Station Brunswick Maine and will attend one of 22 cooperating universities for a bachelor’s degree in science, aiming to become a Navy officer after the program.
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Edgar O. McCoy
Navy
VP-10
Naval Air Station Brunswick
Maine
U. S. Navy
Garden City Junior College
McCoy
Studnt
Juco Netters Close Season at Fratt Court Tournament
The Jayhawk Juco Conference tennis meet at Fratt last Tuesday ended the season for Garden City Junior College. Arkansas City won team and singles titles with Ken Smith taking singles, Fearnow and Franklin securing doubles. Garden City entrants Plata Knaeedovo and Gordy faced tough draws, while the Broacbusters reached the semis and claimed third place in a 6-0 6-2 loss to Ark City outsiders.
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Jayhawk
Fratt
Garden City Junior College
Arkansas City
Hutchinson
Garden City
Pratt
Dodge City
Ken Smith
Ark City
Jim Fearnow
Gary Franklin
Garden
Plata Knaeedovo TV
Ankantad
Hutchs
Don Gordy
Gordy
Don Snoderegger
Don Brookshire
Broacbusters
Busters
Dodges Doyle ‘Creed
Ron Hamby
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Marvin C. Knudson
Colorado Education Association
Colorado Junior College Administrator's Association
Colorado Schoolmaster’s
Colorado Council of Instruction
San Francisco
Phi Deta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa
Pi Kappa Delta
The
Association For Higher Education
American Society For Engineering Education
National Education Association
Council of
North Central Junior Colleges
American Association of Junior Colleges
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Commission On Colleges and Universities
Raco
Bill Leapart
Bill Taylor
Ron Wasinger
Joe Kirkland
Doug Schifferle
Med
U. S
Antarctica
John Reno
Larry Brooks
Doug Fansier
Darlene Bauer
Marcia Brinley
Mike Ludwig
Ted Locke
Jane Michealis
Sam Garbo
Lee Schroeder
Carole Sullivan
Dennis Milhon
Inez Taylor
Connie Glant
Biological Science
Science In America
College Algebr
West Amex
Elem
Igh School
Juco Netters
Garden City Telegram
Acharu Cannavel
Jane Gregg
Dodge
Telegram
Fairmont Foods
Fairmont
Fairmont Foods Company
Ofc
Rae
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