Card-Burners to the Contrary Youths Support Viet Nam Push
A survey of 1,060 teenagers shows 85.7 percent back continuing the Viet Nam fight, 13.2 percent oppose, while more than 80 percent oppose antiwar demonstrators yet 72 percent support their right to protest. Draft plans and enlistment views are also reported.
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Viet Nam
U. S
Armed Services
Compac
Calif
Robert School
James Emerman
Beachwood
Ohio
Patricia Horton
Louisville
South Viet Nam
Kathy Milnes
Beaver Falls
United Nations
Ronnie Downie
Miami
Fla
Grafton Smith
Everett
Wash
Navy
Mustang Week Highlights and Dress Up Day at School
The men's faculty team posted two wins in a week, beating the 7th and 8th grade girls volleyball champions and then the Women’s Faculty Team with crowd support. A dress-up day on Jan 28 showcased well dressed students. German teacher Mrs. Sidney Hahn leaves for Germany for travel, with Mrs. Gossel replacing her for the semester and Hahn returning next year.
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Central
FHA Meeting At Eudora High Discusses Motto Cookbooks
Eudora High FHA met in the high school auditorium with officers summarizing the motto flower colors and emblem. Members planned cookbook sales and a bake sale but made no decision. Attendees included sponsor Mrs Bob Slapar and chapter mothers Mrs Vernon Lutz Mrs Lester Anderson and Mrs Oscar Breers.
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Eudora High School
Future
Homemakers of America
FHA
Bob Slapar
Vernon Lutz
Lester Anderson
Oscar Breers
Top Records of the Week highlights and shifts
The chart shows WE CAN WORK IT OUT returning to number one with the Beatles. Beach Boys move to second with BARBARA ANN while Mike Douglas lands in third. New entries include THE MIRACLES with GOING TO A GO GO and other acts such as PETULA CLARK KINKS JENNY TAKE A RIDE and JOE TEX. The Four Seasons rebound with WORKING MY WAY BACK TO YOU at the top of the hit list.
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Beach Boys
Barbara Ann
Mike Douglas
Mylittle
Miracles
Petula Clark
The
Kinks
C. C. Rider
Jenny
Mitch Ryder
Detroit Wheels
Ebiserss
EWU
Yuri
Lovin
Spoonful
Len Barry
al Martino
Joe Tex
Statler Bros
Public Education Financing Should Pay Teachers Fairly
A reflection arguing for equal teacher pay across the nation and higher salaries funded by taxes. The author cites Lincoln and civil service standards, urging fair standards before raises to ensure equal learning opportunities for all American children.
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America
Abraham Lincoln
Relax on Choosing Career Advises Talented Musician
Uruguayan conductor Jose Serebrier urges a relaxed attitude toward career choices. He recalls early turns from apprentice conductor to teaching positions and conducting roles, noting how unexpected opportunities emerged. He began composing after winning a national competition and once organized a high school orchestra in South America.
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Uruguyan
Jose Serebrier
More
Bard Colleges
New York
Stokowski
American Symphony Orchestra
Serebber
South America
Computer dating mix up at Harpur College dance
In Binghamton New York the IBM computer paired Harpur College students for a dance but errors in form questions led to mismatches. Several boys mistakenly listed their own statistics and were paired with each other.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Harpur College
Fred Epstein
Mount Vernon
IBM
First girl to graduate Canton area tech Institute class of 1966
Janice Dente of Canton will be the first female graduate from Canton Area Technical Institute joining 28 male students. She entered after high school since her family could not afford college, and she embraces the challenge despite teasing from classmates.
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Canton
Ohio
Janice Dente
Canton Area Technical Institute
Janice
Frank Dente
Canton McKinley High School
Dancing Has a Grip On Teeners and a Star in Copenhagen
Peter Martins, 19, with the Royal Danish Ballet, describes starting at seven after his mother enrolled him. He endured five years before loving dance and now tours with the company on a grueling three month schedule. He says downtime is rare, and he enjoys Copenhagen’s lively street dances to relax.
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Bill Lemesany
Journal-World
Lemesany
Missouri Street
9Th
11Th Streets
William Lemesany
900
Ark
West Junior High
West
Trinity Lutheran Church
Journal-World Photo
Peter Martins
Royal Danish Ballet Company
Peter
New York
Copenhagen
KU Freshmen Show Most From Kansas Missouri Illinois and Oklahoma
Lawrence High School notes that about two thirds of students plan college after graduation, with KU drawing 1 938 Kansas freshmen and 850 from out of state of 13 500. Most newcomers choose arts and sciences or engineering while a large share are from Johnson and Sedgwick counties.
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Kansas
Shawnee Mission East
Kansas City
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission West
North
Missouri
Illinois
Oklahoma
Wichita
Johnson
Sedgwick
Douglas
Hitt
Linwood High Honors List Cites Coulter and Peers
Linwood High School senior Raymond Coulter is cited for high honors in the first semester. The honor roll includes seniors Jane Black Rick Ezell John Hailenbeck Jack Henderson Arnie Lisson. juniors Cindy DeMaranville Linda Sharp Kenny Steele. sophomores Mary Ann Bowen Lannie Breshears Brenda Canfield Leona Turner Walter Whanger. freshmen Jane Baird Charles McCaslin Donna Wilson. For the six week period ending Jan 17, Freshmen Jane Black Charles Sophomores Joannie Breshears Brenda Canfield Leona Turner Walter Whaneger Seniors Jane Black Raymond Coulter Rick Ezell Jerry Henderson Ernie Lisson.
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Jane Biack
Rick Ezell
John Hailenbeck
Jack Henderson
Arnie Lisson
Cindy DeMaranville
Linda Sharp
Kenny Steele
Mary Ann Bowen
Lannie Breshears
Brenda Canfield
Leona Turner
Walter Whanger
Jane Baird
Charles McCaslin
Donna Wilson
Jane Black
Joannie Breshears
Walter Whaneger
Raymond Coulter
Jerry Henderson
Ernie Lisson
Five Lawrence High Students in U N Model Security Council
Five Lawrence High School seniors Mary Ludlow George Sheng Tim Gilles and Ellen Meisels and junior Chris Redmond will join a United Nations Model Security Council meeting at Park College Parkville Missouri. They will act as Bolivia delegates sponsored by Park College political science department and join delegations from eleven Missouri and Kansas high schools. The Lawrence group will debate United States Intervention in the Dominican Republic.
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Lawrence
United Nations Model Security Council
Park College
Parkville
Bolivia
Political Science
Mary Ludlow
W. 7Th St
George Sheng
Ind
Tim Gilles
Iowa
Ellen Meisels
Redbud Lane
Chris Redmond
Miss
LHS
Jerry Stremel
Enrollment Gains At Tonga High With Four New Students
Tonga High School adds four students Cynthia Self Sharon Wyrick Virginia Wyrick and Jay Cross plus new industrial arts teacher Bob Jones replacing Roland Sonmholz who joined the Air Force at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio Jones holds a B S from Peru State Teachers College. Spring Byington earns award nomination for The Curious Savage.
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Tonganoxie High School
Cynthia Self
Sharon Wyrick
Virginia Wyrick
Jay Cross
Tonganoxie
Bob Jones
Jones
Roland Sonmholz
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Peru State Teachers College
Omaha
Neb
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Gilbert Youth Service Inc
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Baltimore, Md
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WJHS
Marcia McReynolds
Mimcamin
CJHS
Marcia
Eudora High
Gilbert Youth Service
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Rolling Stones
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Jackie Lee
Sim
Vuguca
On & Garfunkel
Man’s Hermits
Vaonac
By Andy Benton
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Syracuse University
Swarth
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Finlay Surf Unc
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Allan An Ee
Granada Theatre
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Eve
Lolaahane
Judy
James K. Hitt
Judy Underwood
Tommye Colli
Lawrence Theatres
Jemes Bead
Eta
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Linwood High
Linwood
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U.N
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Fred Cleaver
Dodge City
Raytown South High
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New York Post
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