Easter Parade Sharp Looks From Lawrence High Teens
Lawrence High students modeled bright outfits on Sunday with Lanna Spurgeon in a light brown suit and olive accessories, Barbara Abegg in a rose dress, Yvonne Herron in olive and white checks, and others in pink, navy, and melon shades. Sunburn mishaps at Pat Durr’s belated birthday party and a Colorado ski vacation were noted, plus social events, a Barbara Sample farm picnic, and a list of upcoming A capella choir tryouts led by R Wayne Nelson. Student Council elections close the page.
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Lanna Spurgeon
Barbara Abegg
Yvonne Herren
Barbara Sample
Jeanene Kampschroeder
Sharon Hazelet
Peggy Risk
Mary Fulcher
Marilyn Graham
Nancy Jo Smith
Julie Bolton
Annette Wells
Junior class elections at assembly highlight candidates
The morning assembly featured campaign speeches for junior class representative Bob Radcliffe and Sherry Warren. Vice-president candidates Judy Mott and John Brown spoke, while sophomore president candidate John Brown earned favorable recommendations. Betty Redford runs unopposed for secretary, and senior representative nominees Ray Nichols and John Pritchard discussed the year’s junior roles. Alan Coombs seeks next year’s Student Council presidency, having served as vice-president this year. A large white cross and Easter stage lighting framed Rev. John Patton’s remarks and a musical trio featuring Nancy Dixon, Judy Gorton and Doris Evans. Y-Teen officers Pat Pettengill, Darlene Trevillion, Penny Jones, and Doris Bamber coordinated the program under Miss Pearl Carpenter’s guidance.
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Sherry Warren
Bob
Military School
Sherryl
Judy Mott
John Brown
Judy
John
Betty Redford
Ray Nichols
John Pritchard
Ray
Alan Coombs
John Patton
Nancy Dixon
Judy Gorton
Doris Evans
Pat Pettengill
Darlene Trevillion
Penny Jones
Doris Bamber
Miss Pearl Carpenter
Local Easter breakfasts and high school contests unfold
Easter sunrise service breakfast plans show Presbyterian and UYF members sharing rolls and hot chocolate at Rev Albert Parkers home and Congregational church. The KU contest features budget stories by Martha Crosier Marilyn Miller and others plus school photos by BUL Snead.
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Lawrence
Martha Crosier
Marilyn Miller
Ross Lind
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Italy
Ray Nichols
Jerry Waugh
LHS
Kansas Safety Record Improves in 1954 Despite More Workers
State labor commissioner P. B. Baird reports that Kansas saw higher employment in 1954 while disabling injuries fell to a 15 year low. No fatalities occurred in metal mining or coal mines for the year, continuing a five year coal mine record.
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P. B. Baird
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