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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1973
Page
10
Roy Winterburg and Tara Edwards, seventh graders, discuss President Nixon and the Watergate scandal. They express distrust, predicting impeachment, sparking debate about Agnew and accountability in U S politics.
A seventh grader named Laura Garcia expressed doubts about President Richard Nixon and stated she does not know much about the issue. She referenced her parents and address at 209 N Seventh, and said she disliked Nixon while unsure if she should be worried.
A seventh grade student, Edward Worth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Worth of 525 N Seventh, voices worry about possible disciplinary action tied to remarks about Nixon. He questions what would happen if he were implicated and contemplates being kicked out.
Clark Lyles, 13, and Linda Shutt, 18, seventh graders, speak about resignations and firings at a school office. Clark says it’s not his problem while Linda calls it a big mess and questions those who resigned.
Central Junior High students elected Rick Galloway Dave Fuller as candidates for president and vice president. Mark Ledom Kenny Martin won by 166 to 171. The orchestra and concert choir performed a joint spring concert conducted by Larry Williams. retiring choir director George Puckett received a plaque. Susan Shumway Nancy Pozdro Cindy Belle Sally Shumway earned superior ratings at the State Musical Contest with a string quartet and individuals. medals displayed.
Lawrence High School hosts the spring formal "Pieces of April" in the cafeteria from 8 to 11 p.m. on a Saturday. The theme includes a gazebo, vine arches, and florals. Ralph Hazel Band provides music for juniors organizing the event and coronation of two spring queens.
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