Tau Sigma dance concert at Hoch Auditorium judged confident and modest
Tau Sigma presented a dance concert in Hoch Auditorium featuring original student choreography and dramatized Kansas history episodes. The program showed clear interpretation with engaging visuals, though some numbers lacked clarity and narration needed stronger voice training. Elizabeth Sherbon, advisor, received special recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Sigma
DeMille
Graham
Balanchine
Kansas
Belle Starr
Carrie Nation
Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Listed
The hospital lists admissions including Margaret Davis Doris Mumford Alice Wash Christa Marvin Aaron Brown Agnessa Unser Leora Rapier Leonard Ray Maude Siroky Bradford Harries David Blackledge Hayden Jones Marjory Gelich Daryl Shughart Dennie Lee Kimberly Quakenbush Jeri Killman Bill Flowers Roy Nalley Bonnie Fenstemaker Barbara Pennewell Zelda Russell and others. Dismissals include Elaine Oruch Dixon Haught Marguerite Maffet Dorothy Vantuyl Carol Chittenden Steven Howard Norma Mullin Daniel Stump Lulu Winters Mary Parks Goldie Allen Elizabeth McCall Otis Wiggins Brenda Wright and baby, Sylvia Ingram and baby, Chery Bryan and baby, Helen Pearson and baby, Linda Beerbower and baby.
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Margaret Davis
Mass
Doris Mumford
Seabrook
Alice Wash
N. J
Christa Marvin
Aaron Brown
Maine
Agnessa Unser
Faribault
Minn
Leora Rapier
Eudora
Leonard Ray
Maude Siroky
Mich
Bradford Harries
McLouth
David Blackledge
Emerald Odr
Barbara Pennewell
Sunflower Village
Zelda Russell
Elaine Oruch
Sunset Dr
Dixon Haught
Highland Dr
Marguerite Maffet
Haskell
Dorothy Vantuyl
Providence
Carol Chittenden
Steven Howard
Elm
Norma Mullin
Daniel Stump
Orchard Lane
Lulu Winters
Mary Parks
Goldie Allen
Elizabeth McCall
Otis Wiggins
Harper
Brenda Wright
Baldwin
Dwight Fowler
North St
Sylvia Ingram
DeSoto
Charles Bryan
Howard Herschell
Kansas City
Bennett
Charles Novak
Ottawa
Shirley Mitchell
Margaret Welcher
Patricia Durr
Chery Bryan
Helen Pearson
Linwood
Linda Beerbower
Mary Bunce
Sandra Williams
Sharon Morris
Tenn
Meldean McMillin
Lincoln
Ruth Garrett
Herman Bohnsack
Ada Humphreys
Michael Grother
Elizabeth Maggard
Clara Standing
Linda Swigert
Old Contest Is Continuing For Schools
New York AP reports a long running clash between free wheeling students and teachers who prefer orderly dress. Schools nationwide cite safety and distraction concerns. Examples include Ruth Ann Skinner and Lana Simms at Ruskin Heights Missouri switching to ankle length skirts and authorities nixing unorthodox attire.
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New York
Ruth Ann Skinner
Lana Simms
Powers That Be
Ruskin Heights
Missouri
Ruth Ann
Lana
Blaine Steck
Seattle, Wash
Jack Greaves
St. Robert Catholic School
Shorewood
Wis
Mary Jordan
Schools debate student hair styles across the nation
Dr Rual W Stephens headmaster Lovett School Atlanta condemns Beatle haircut as indecent. Howard Seymour Phoenix Union high school superintendent warns long hair risks registration. Baltimore assistant superintendent Sidney Chernak okays neatly trimmed beards. Lawrence High School principal Bill Medley says appearance not a serious problem though some students sent home until corrected. He notes Granny fad not at LHS and not appropriate for school.
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Rual W. Stephens
Atlanta
Lovett School
Howard Seymour
Union High School
Phoenix
Ariz
Sidney Chernak
Baltimore
Lawrence High School
Bill Medley
LHS
Lawrence High
Medley
Schol
Luna 8 Near Moon for Possible Soft Landing
A Soviet space capsule Luna 8 weighing 3421 pounds neared the moon as scientists awaited a potential soft landing in the Ocean of Storms. Retrorockets would brake the craft for a gentle descent in airless space after a course adjustment, following prior failed attempts this year.
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Moscow
Moon
One Dead in Crackup During Coyote Search
A light plane crashed seven miles north of Iola Kansas killing passenger Ronald R. Poffenbarger 27 and injuring pilot William D. Star 33 who was in critical condition at a hospital. Three hunters on the ground reported the plane side slipped during a coyote chase with six hounds. The Legislature has outlawed shooting coyotes from planes but aircraft remain used to spot them.
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Iola
Kan
Ronald R. Poffenbarger
Allen County
William D. Star
Kansas
Obituary notices for Pardee Seybold Delph Fickinger and Cook
Funeral services announced for William Bunn Pardee of Pueblo Colorado with burial at Worden Cemetery. R M Seybold of Savannah Georgia dies with Atchison grave service. Leonard Delph of Lawrence to be laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery with wife Hulda and daughter Marie Kahle among survivors. Anna Flickinger of Chelsea Oklahoma noted with two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Rev Walter Cook of Salem Missouri obituary notes a daughter Mrs Walt Wiechman as survivor.
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William (Bunn
Harder Pardee
William (Bunn) Harder Pardee
Pueblo
Colo
Lamb Funeral Home
Baldwin
C. J. Coldsmith
Worden
Pardee
High Prairie
Francis William Pardee
Rose Starr
Eudora
Bess Neeley
Colorado Springs
Robert Pardee
Topeka
R. M. Seybold
Savannah
Atchison
Eleanor Seybold
the Homie
Justin Hill
West 8Th
Lois Catherine Kory
Greenfield
Ind
Leonard C. Delph
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Delph
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Water Department
Hulda Delph
Marie Kahle
Rose Prosser
Gaylord Randsell
Overland Park
William Fields
Falls Church
Anna Elizabeth Flickinger
Anna Elizabeth Fickinger
Chelsea
Oklo
Fickinger
Lyle E. Hart
Haskell Institute
Paul L. Fickinger
Florida
Neal Hart
Winona
Jerry Hart
U. S. Navy
Hawaii
Beth and
Phillip Hart
Walter Cook
Salem, Mo
St. Louis Mo
Salem
Walt Wiechman
Highland
Huge Power Line To Link Two States
Wichita Kansas and Oklahoma City will be connected by a high voltage line. Kansas Gas and Electric and Oklahoma Gas and Electric announce a 9.5 million project to run 345000 volt connections capable of 400000 kilowatts. Completion set for May 1968 in Oklahoma and May 1967 for a 45000 volt interim line. The facilities will terminate at KG&E Gordon Evans Plant alongside a new 380000 kilowatt unit.
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Wichita
Kan
Here
Oklahoma City
G. W. Evans
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Donald S. Kennedy
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Wichita-Oklahoma City
Caldwell
Kansas
Bequest Establishes Ida L Booth Scholarship at KU
The KU Endowment Association announced the Ida L Booth scholarship funded by a $5,000 bequest from Miss Booth of Osage City. Income supports scholarships with $250 first award for the 1966 67 academic year. Booth earned a KU masters in 1914 after Baker University honors. She taught and served as principal and counselor in Kansas schools.
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Ida L. Booth
Kansas University
KU Endowment Association
Irvin E. Youngberg
Booth
Osage City
Miss Booth
Baker University
Lawrence
Prairie Fires Spark Arson Suspicions in Kansas
At least six prairie fires in a 90 minute span Sunday troubled Butler County officials. The blazes occurred in a 10 square mile area between Augusta and An tress and raised concerns about possible arson activity in the region.
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Augusta
Kan
Butler County
Fires Burn Across Butler County Area Near Augusta
Six separate prairie fires lit between 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. near U.S. 54 five miles west of Augusta, officials said. No structures were damaged as fire crews from Augusta, Rose Hill, Andover, and Sedgwick County joined sheriff's deputies and highway patrol to contain the blazes.
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Jerry Harrison
Augusta
U.S. 54
Harrison
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Rose Hill
Andover
Sedgwick County
Inductions Suspended Amid Holiday Notice
Washington AP reports that selective service directors were advised that draftee inductions by the Army will be suspended from December 23 to after December 26. A spokesman said the action affects all draft operations during the holiday period.
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Washington
Selective Service
Army
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Royal Ballet
Elizabeth Sherbon
Lawrence National
Hristmas
Fea
Arkansas City
Ray L. Culbertson
Board OF Education
Lawrence Board OF Education
Pol. Adv
Santa
STERE
Dover
Jim Cummings
G.E
Court House
Via
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