PTA Notes and Meetings Highlight School Programs
PTA notes from Cordley, Fast Heights, Schwegler, Centennial, Kennedy, and Eudora schools detail programs on curriculum changes, family involvement, and new math plans. Speakers include Dr. Lloyd Schurr and Dr. James Stachowiak. nominations, room counts, and fund drives such as Books for Appalachia are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Schurr
Don Carttar
Fast Heights School
PTA
Ben Stewart
R. L. D’armond
Gilbert Weidman
Aretta Hirst
Mike Parsons
Wilma Rowland
LaWanda Burkett
James Sommerville
East Heights School
Robert Lowe
Sommerville
Lowe
Elizabeth Roberts
Lucille Harts
Jackson Baur
Kansas University
Television
Schwegler School
John Clifford
Alex Mitchell
James Stoner
Dr. Baur
Dean Owens
William Conboy
Suzanne Hall
Betty Brune
Richard Kringen
James Stachowiak
Kennedy School
Tom Rea
Elizabeth Longren
Donna Shogrin
C. D. Hargadine
West Junior High
John Lowther
Centennial
Helen Norwood
Schwegler
Edna Galloday
Kennedy
Cecilia Pearson
East Heights
Mildred Kirkham
New York
Ira Williams
McAllaster
Calvin Rice
Pinckney
Doris Johnson
Hillcrest
Local Women At Topeka Event Highlight Kansas Council Meet
Four Lawrence women participated in the Kansas Council of Women annual meeting in Topeka at the Topeka Woman's Club. About 100 attendees heard greetings from Gov. William H. Avery and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas Council of Women
Edna Hill
Kansas University
Edyth Salvesen
Sara Patterson
Hazel Anderson
William H. Avery
Avery
Ethan Allen
Glee Smith
Larned
P. A. Petiit
Paola
Lawrence Bridge Club Winners Lead Sunday Session
Mrs. Allyn Underwood and Mrs. E. E. Hazlett won first place at the Lawrence Bridge Club duplicate session Sunday night. Second place went to Norrie Hobart and Rick Gould with three couples tied for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allyn Underwood
E. E. Hazlett
Norrie Hobart
Rick Gould
Aaron Rabinovitz
Kathleen O'Donnell
Barbara Joyce
Helga Kursk
Fannie Spurrier
Ann Landers Big Problem Is Taking Orders
Two widows in their sixties seek housekeeper work for single men. Ann Landers notes they may not want to take orders from either gender and suggests seeking compatible widowers or bachelors. She advises safety and car door practices, endorsing locking doors and buckling seat belts. A letter about a son obsessed with a girlfriend prompts guidance to keep communication open, seek counseling, and possible clergy help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Dearh
National Safety Council
P. S
Ira
Haddit
Lawrence educators attend Kansas teachers parley in Wichita
Seventeen Lawrence educators participate in the Kansas State Teachers Association Council of Administration meeting in Wichita from today through Saturday. The event coincides with the Kansas Association of Elementary School Principals and the Kansas Association of School Administrators sessions with Lawrence attendees including Supt. Carl S. Knox and Hazel Lee Simmons presiding sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Council of Administration
Kansas State Teachers Association
Wichita
Kansas Association of Elementary School
Hazel Lee Simmons
Cordley
Kansas Association of School Administrators
Supt. of Schools
Carl S. Knox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordley Pta
Centennial School
Robert Stoland
Howard MacKenzie
James Bond
Carnival
Richard Brown
John Barry
Appalachia
Ross McKinney
Legislation
Don Miller
LeRoy Hadi
Little Red
William Waggoner
Tony Romero
Marion Mucket
Clifford Harper
David Yoder
Arthur Gasper
Frances Cox
Eudora
Eudora School
Kansas
Jane Ott
Glen Jarmin
Bob Slapar
Alf T. H. Oleson
Kermit Broers
Maynard Beemer
Helen Burnett
Sam Crawford
Chester Williams
KRAFT
A. V. Phillips
Miss Hill
Hobart Hoyt
Lyons
Floyd Wilhite
J. C. Tillotson
Norton
Helen Scheve
Pettit
Pauline Cowger
Salina
Earl Simmons
Ashland
Bridge Club
William R. Scott
Hazlett
Lawrence Club
Holiday Inn
Ann _ Landers
al Cerne
Robert Taylor
W. D. Wolfe
Dan Kahler
Lawrence High School
Orvel Criqui
Central
Trudy
Crane & Co., Inc
Iowa
Helena Rubinstein
Ultra Feminine
Brimans
Aurora Borealis
Carter
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