Balance in Course Important at LHS
Lawrence High School emphasizes a balanced program that integrates vocational and academic education. It outlines the roles of Vocational and Practical Arts instructors, counseling, and postsecondary planning to prepare students for both immediate employment and further study.
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National Congress
Lawrence High School
Board of Education
Lawrence High
E. J. Logsdon
John Ames
Martha O'Toole
John Forbes
Fred Schultze
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LHS summer activities outline student plans and events
LHS students stay active through summer with yearbook photo sessions led by Mike Glover and a range of activities. Cheerleaders competed in a workshop in Oklahoma and earned top honors, while FFA members engaged with the Douglas County 4H Fair. Activities leading into the new school year include a Red and Black signing party, home room elections, cheerleader elections, the Lions Leap, and a September cheer workshop. The student council, led by President Henry Booth, plans homecoming and a fall conference with about 400 participants from 52 schools, plus ongoing survey work on Lawrence job opportunities and educational objectives for seniors, in light of the Area Vocational-Technical School arrival.
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Lawrence High School
S.H
Mike Glover
Student Council
Oklahoma
Marthe Lanning
Patty Kuhn
Sheila Pullen
Kylee Smith
Jama King
FFA
Douglas County
FFA. Fair
Little Lions
Winchester
Lawrence
Henry Booth
W. M. Stalcup
Pat Barr
Sherry Heck
Shawnee Mission East
Lawrence Area
Area Vocational-Technical School
Kansas
Lawrence High School Promotes Student Centered Guidance Program
Lawrence High School outlines a three year program to expand opportunities and guidance for about 1,500 students in 1961-64. It emphasizes counseling as a student centered approach, with counselors Beulah Brown Max Statcup and Jerry Rogers inviting parent involvement and collaboration to help each student discover abilities and grow.
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Lawrence High School
Beulah Brown
Max Statcup
Jerry Rogers
Hotline work on Washington Moscow line to end of month
The Defense Communications Agency aims to have the Washington Moscow direct line in operation by month’s end. ITT and RCA subsidiaries announced contracts for work on the U S end, to ensure continuous dialogue between the White House and the Kremlin as a precaution against accidental war.
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New York
Defense Communications Agency
Washington, Moscow
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Radio Corp
American
United States
White House
Kremlin
Insurance Rates For Automobiles Are Up in State
TOPEKA AP Higher auto insurance rates took effect in Kansas after approval by State Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan. The National Automobile Underwriters Association issued physical damage rate increases averaging 2 percent, with private passenger comprehensive up 5.6 percent, deductible 50 up 3.0, deductible 100 up 4.4. A 20 percent rise was approved for collision insurance for male drivers under 25 due to a poorer driving record. A 1.1 percent reduction applies to physical damage on commercial autos.
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Kansas
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National Automobile Underwriters Association
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