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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1965

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Stay in Kansas Jaco Grads Told

Garden City Junior College 1965 graduates heard advice from Dr. Alex A. Daughtry of Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. Sixty three sophomores received degrees as he urged pride in achievement, continued learning, meaningful work, staying in Kansas, and supporting community organizations. Academic honors went to Barbara Harlich Oliver Yvonne Betlach and Carolyn Birkholx. Superintendent Leroy Hood praised high standards and urged graduates to pursue further study. Diplomas were presented by M.O. Phillips and Stewart Boone.

Garden City Junior College Kansas Alex A. Daughtry Division of Barbara Harlich Oliver Yvonne Betlach Carolyn Birkholx Leroy Hood M.O. Phillips Stewart Boone Board of Education Dan High Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints W.L. Bobbs 2Nd Baptist Church Larry Harris

Garden City seniors near Memorial Stadium commencement

The weatherman is favored for Garden City High School seniors and Memorial Stadium exercises tonight with cool, dry conditions hoped for. Garden City Junior College commencement ended smoothly except a diploma misplacement incident resolved on stage by staff. Dr. Leroy Hood explained the graduate earned his degree, while Dr. Alex Daughtry noted friendship with Hood as he prepares to leave Kansas. The speaker urged Kansas retention, then redirected to Minnesota after 25 years. Today's quote by Julia Ward Howe reflects on women's capacity for grand tasks.

Garden City Memorial Stadium Garden City Junior College Leroy Hood Alex Daughtry Emporia Kansas Hood Daughtry Minnesota

Hope Named to Juco Council

Gov. William H. Avery appoints 10 members to the new Community Junior College Advisory Council, with one seat to be filled later from a board of trustees. Members include Jack Eberhardt, Arlene Beall, Dr. Jack Flint, Alcuin Hemmen, Dr. Jack Kinder, Dr. D. M. Cunningham, Jack McGlouthlin, Wilbur Billington, Garland Farrell Jr., and Cliff Hope Jr. The act creates a statewide network of junior colleges with districts and commuting access.

Topeka William H. Avery Community Junior College Advisory Council Avery Newsmen Jack Eberhardt Wichita Board of Regents Arlene L. Beall Clay Center State Board of Education Jack M. Flint Don

Kansas Traffic Death Log May 1985 Figures Revealed

AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 36 deaths for May and 224 for 1985 through 9 a.m. Friday. The 1964 period comparison remains 224. Officials release the figures as part of ongoing traffic safety tracking.

Topeka Kansas

Holcomb Honors Its Top Students at 45th Commencement

Holcomb High School crowned John Buet Adams II valedictorian and Kay Anne Sloan salutatorian at the 45th annual commencement. Twenty four seniors graduated with Rev. Richard Manser delivering the address. Adams earned multiple scholarships and led in sports and student leadership. Sloan chaired Future Homemakers and sang in choruses.

Holcomb John Buet Adams II Kay Anne Sloan Holcomb High School Richard Manser St. Thomas Episcopal Church Garden City Mike Rome John Riggs Phyllis Lynn Martin Herbert Clutter Pta

Proposed Plat Not Considered Near Mary Street

Garden City Finney County planning panel discussed a preliminary plat north of Mary and east of 3rd but did not consider it due to insufficient traffic circulation details. Uncertainty about future highway by-pass could alter traffic. Mary may need wider streets and a feeder route for a south side grade school. The plat was submitted by Charles Hager. site plans for a new elementary school on N Center were also reviewed and deemed well placed for traffic. Weather notes forecast cool tonight with variable winds. tomorrow sunny and warmer with highs near 80. sunrise 6 25, sunset 7 56.

Mary 3Rd Garden City-Finney County Metropolitan Area Charles Hager N. Center

Couple races each other in Garden City event

Mr and Mrs Bill Randle of Cheyenne Wyoming will race as rivals in their own Yacea cars at the National Sports Car Races sponsored by the Garden City Shrine. Mrs Randle drives a front wheel drive Saab three cylinder sedan while her husband pilots a super modified Volkswagen sedan numbered 149 and 148 respectively.

Garden City Shrine Bill Randle Cheyenne Wyo Randle Chatsy Denver Jim Eichhorn Garden City Eichhorn Morris Jones V.W Jones Randle

Commencement Tonight at 8 at City High School

City High School seniors gather tonight at Memorial Stadium for the commencement address by Clifford R. Hope a Garden City High graduate of 1913 and longtime U S Congress member. Honored guests include the class of 1915 attending their 50 year reunion this weekend.

Clifford R. Hope Garden City High United States Congress

State Expected To Stay Cool During Holiday Weekend

TOPEKA AP A high pressure system in the Rocky Mountains will keep Kansas cool and dry start of the holiday weekend. Highs today near 70 with clear skies north and partly cloudy south. Lows mostly in the 40s, about 50 in the southeast. Saturday looks warmer with Thursday highs from 60 in Hutchinson to 75 in Pittsburg and early lows from 43 Beloit to 52 Pittsburg.

Topeka Rocky Mountain

Garden Sass Gas Garden Graduation Welcome Home

Garden Sass Gas Garden congratulates the class of 1985 and bids the class of 1915 a warm welcome home.

Gas Garden

Johnson Orders 1700 Troops Withdrawn From Dominican Republic

President Johnson announced withdrawal of 1,700 U.S. troops from the Dominican Republic and urged new international machinery to meet fast moving events. He warned of more triumph by terror and chaos, urged action, and noted the OAS peace force as a possible model for inter American efforts. He also stressed avoiding extremist government and addressing inequalities within nations.

Waco Tex Johnson Dominican Republic Baylor University George Washington Baines Domineican Republic Bruce Palmer U.S Hugo Panasco Alvim Brazil Organization of American States Caribbean Hemisphere Dominican

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Jaco Grads Community Chest John Powell Jane Hamman Yvonne Betlack Mitch Chuck Julia Ward Howe Hope Juco Council Garden City Telegram John Kay Salutatorian Phyllis Adams Jack Adams Ottawa University State Dept. of Public Instruction Miss Sloan Tene Sloan Route 1 Eagles Future Homemakers of America Student Council Future Teachers Good Citizens Miss Martin Leo Martin Longhorns FHA Prec Dodge City Goodland Russell Garden City High School L.A. Physicians LOS Angeles Los Angeles County General Hospital Kenneth Hahn Hahn Richard Boggs Sues King U.S. Goals United States Talecrafs Clifford Hope Girl's Glee Club Ats
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