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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
5
Don Binns and Leonard Clark supervise a weeks long simulation teaching international relations through country teams and citizen roles. Students budget to keep living standards above one, conduct treaties and wars, while a separate column notes Quill and Scroll initiates, intramural basketball results, and upcoming plays and Pep Club opinions.
Nancy Sinatra tops the week with These Boots Are Made for Walkin and Barry Sadler follows with The Ballad of the Green Berets. California Dreamin is by Mamas & Papas, while Elusive Butterfly marks Bob Lind’s dual talent. The Lovin Spoonful’s Daydream earns Pick Hit of the Week alongside other charting acts.
Larry Haas and Gary Myers were named honor citizens for the fourth six weeks at Tonganoxie High School. Twenty four students earned honor roll status, with a list detailing grades from five A’s to two A’s and three B’s across the group.
To ease a critical nurse shortage in New Jersey Paterson State College and Barnett Memorial Hospital Paterson join to establish a new nursing school. In four years it is projected to enroll 168 students.
Centennial Correspondents note Mrs. Allen’s second graders miss two girls with chicken pox while a reading group rehearses There Will Always Be a Hamburger, similar to a play in Mrs. Horst’s third grade. Students progress on projects, Pioneer Day plans, and various classroom activities across grades.
Fourteen members of the Eudora chapter of Future Homemakers of America will attend the state FHA meeting in Topeka. Members include Mary Dardis, Elaine Lutz, Judy Schehrer, Joy Herndon, Vicki Saler, Patricia Kelly, Rose Mary Born, Kathleen Groninger, Roberta Ott, Kathy Dardis, Jane Saler, Cherry Stanley, Christina Laughlin and Juanita Wray. Mary Dardis will be installed as first vice president of District E. Three Eudora members Joy Herndon Elaine Lutz and Judy Schehrer will receive State Degree. A tea at Cedar Crest will be hosted by the Women’s Division of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce.
Eugene Gilorat reports American teens numbered Sean Connery as top film star of 1965 with 38 percent of 1,083 votes. Julie Andrews led actresses with 48 percent, ahead of Audrey Hepburn. Sound of Music named best picture. Thunderball and Goldfinger followed.
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