PhD Dreams Drive KU Married Students' Careers
At Kansas University many married students and spouses of KU faculty work in town, with about 20 percent of the 15 791 EU students married. Women like Julia Callahan and Carolyn Strayer teach, nurse, or staff offices while husbands pursue PhD and other degrees. Several spouses plan to continue working after degrees, juggling jobs such as dance studio owner, teacher, nurse, and staff at Hallmark and local hospitals.
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Kansas Universityq
PNP
Mount Oread
Academe Oor
Nanevelaine Anderson
WoWrth St
Lawrence Dance Studio
Julia Callahan
Tenn, St
Carolyn Strayer
W. 24Th St
Pinckney School
Lawrence
Tolbert
Susan Offutt
12Th
Church Sts
Iladora
Hallmark Cards Inc
Battle
Robert Bowline
Wallmark
Hallmark
Joan Nichols
Brook Sto
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Straver
Jay
KU Law School
Offutt
Paul
KU School of
Engineering
Architecture
Anderson
Independence
Kan
Lawrence High School
Kansas City Conservatory
Marina Svetlova
Duane
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Andersons
Nancyelaine Rusk
Karen McKinsey
Germany
Cynthia Gallup Award Winner Named at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School senior Cynthia E. Gallup, 17, has won the 1987 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award chosen from four finalists by LHS faculty. The DAR pin and certificate advance her to state competition. she plans a diplomatic career in Latin America.
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Cynthia E. Gallup
Lawrence High School
Bene
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Gallup
Alfred Gallup
DAR
Nancy
LHS
LuAnn Corn
Vicki Starks
Barry Robinson
Lawrence
Synod State Council of Presbyterian Churches
Latin America
Longtime teacher recalls calling to educate children
Mrs. Strayer describes a career devoted to teaching, revealing long hours from 8 a.m. to 5 or 6 p.m. with grading at home. Separate note shows Mrs. Tolbert in the EU office planning to enroll in university studies in interior decorating after her husband earns his KU degree.
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Strayer
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Tolbert
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An alkaline powder, FASTEETH, is promoted to keep dentures firmly set during talking eating laughing or sneezing. It claims to give a secure feel with added comfort, no gummy taste, and urges denture wearers to see a dentist regularly and buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
Tolbert Family Balances Work and Family in KU Home
Mrs Tolbert, a housewife, prefers not to return to full time work until children Jay five and Jodi three are grown. Don Tolbert attends KU classes and does physics research while a baby sitter cares for the children. Mrs Tolbert, born in Kirwin, met Don at Wesleyan University. they wed in 1960 as he pursues industry plans.
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Don
Tolbert
Kirwin
Wesleyan University
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