Young ideas on seniors taking college courses at school
Lawrence High School pupil Eseree Galloway, 16, asks if seniors should be allowed to take college or trade courses. She says smart students could handle a few college courses and she would like to try it to become a teacher. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barksdale.
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Lawrence High School
Eseree Galloway
J. B. Barksdale
N.Y
David Wingert
Clarence H. Wingert
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William Gallagher
Florence Gallagher
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Students discuss junior college transfer and vocational options
Karl Capps and David Wingert, both 17, discuss transfer to KU after meeting school credits and entry tests. Students emphasize completion of high school credits and college standards, with probationary terms and readiness to work.
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Karl Capps
Lelon BR. Capps
Quail Creek
Students weigh early college credits debate
Jan McCartney a 16 year old junior argues credits give a headstart and better college chances. Janice Bowman an 18 year old senior counters that too much pressure could hinder success and they should stay in high school to finish strong.
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Jan McCartney
Wanda McCartney
Iowa
Janice Bowman
Omar Bowman
Mapleon
Black students stage Baldwin play at Lawrence High School
Kansas University sophomore Dwight Thomas co directs Amen Corner by James Baldwin at 7 30 p m Saturday at Lawrence High School. The Black Americans Club stages the three act drama as a fundraiser for a BAC bus trip to Southern Black colleges and communities.
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Dwight Thomas
Kansas University
Lawrence
Thomas
Arthur Thomas
N. Y
James Baldwin
Black Americans Club
BAC
Sharon Austin
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