Four Lawrence students vie for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
Four Lawrence students are among 24 Kansas University seniors interviewed for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships in the 1962 63 year. The fellowships cover the first year of graduate study and target arts and sciences to prepare for college teaching careers. Announcement of winners will come from Princeton with 12 member committee adding three new members including Mary Bunting and others.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
National Selection Committee
Princeton
N. J
Hugh Taylor
Foundation
Mary Bunting
Radcliffe College
Joseph L. McCarthy
Washington University
John P. Miller
Yale Graduate School
John C. Weaver
Graduate
Iowa University
Paul C. Franks
Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Glenn Smith
Course Schedule Fragments At Electronics Lab
Continuation of Electronics 1 shows 10 weeks 2 hours taught by William Wright with a $5.00 instructor fee. A note lists 0 weeks in Haskell Electronics Lab and continuation 2 hours with George Owen for Electronics 1 2 hours with fee to be determined.
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Lawrence High School
19Th
Adult Education Office
Dorothy Casey
Russell Jeffries
Public
North Annex—Central Jr. High School
Bennie Stewart
Virginia Seavers
Carl Hunzicker
Donald Pfutzenreuter
Clifford Breithaupt
Roy K. Cropp
Gayle Mott
Mott
Cecile Myers
L. R
Dad) Perry
Lillian Burnham
John Watson
Loretta Garrett
Cordley School
William Wright
Roger Singleton
Haskell Electronics Lab
George Owen
John Garcia
Haskell Bakery
Lyle Hart
Tom Griffiths
Vernon James
Dan Palmquist
George Lauppe
Donald Binns
Mary Anne Meeker
Paul Franks
Haskell Electronic Lab
Ethel Shreve
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Journal-World
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Ronald
Central Junior High
Larry
Inland Daily Press Association
Journal-World Photo
Wilson
Milliken
Pobrenthe
Safe Deposit Lod
MR. Farmer
Lawrence National Bank
Mary Wortham
Fundamentals of Electronics
James Bell
China
State Board For Vocational Education
Unian Building
Lynn Whiteside
E. J. Logsdon