KU Gold Medal Club swells with 150 1931 alumni
The Kansas University Gold Medal Club gains about 150 members from the 1931 class during weekend campus festivities marking 50 years since graduation. KU Alumni Association secretary Dick Wintermote praised the association as a leading national group with a 97 year history, 30,000 members, and a planned new Boots Adams Alumni Center. 250 attendees heard remarks from Acting Chancellor Del Shankel and a dozen 50 year pin presentations were made to alumni.
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Kansas University
John W
Starr
Kansas City
Kansas Union
Dick Wintermote
KU Alumni Association
Wintermote
Adams
del Shankel
Carol
Alumni Association
Raynolds
Jayhawks
Glee Club
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Memorial memories stir KU Gold Medal Club reunion
Members of the KU Gold Medal Club recalled 50 years of change during a weekend reunion at the Kansas Union Ballroom. About 250 alumni from the Class of 1930 and earlier attended, with banners for over 70 classes decorating the event.
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Suzanne Burdick
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Patti Sankee
Lawrence
Edward Griffin
Kansas Union Ballroom
Ed Griffin
Beal Award Goes to KU Law Student David Brushwood
Kansas University law student David Brushwood of Lawrence won the James Hartley Beal Award from the American Society for Pharmacy Law. The honor includes a framed certificate and 1000, funded by Geigy Pharmaceutical Co. Brushwood’s winning paper, presented at the society’s March 31 meeting in St. Louis, is Use of the Countersuit by Pharmacists Who Have Been Groundlessly Sued for Malpractice.
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Kansas University Law School
Lawrence
David Brushwood
James Hartley Beal
American Society For Pharmacy Law
Geigy Pharmaceutical Co
Brushwood
St. Louis
Gessler Drug Co
Wichita
Topeka
John
Carolyn Brushwood
Maine
Record wheat exports reach world buyers in 1980 81
U S wheat sales to 87 countries top 1.53 billion bushels in the marketing year ending May 31 as exports, including flour, play a large role in a total agricultural export value of about 47 billion dollars for 1980 81. China leads buyers with 310.6 million bushels, followed by Japan and the Soviet Union.
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Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
China
Japan
Soviet Union
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Todd Seymour
KU Endowment Association
Harold Allen
Harold
Allen Press
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Fred Benson JR
Crescent Oil Co
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Ruth Haworth Benson
Maurice Brown
Maurice
Perry
Donald
Helen Kemp Frazier
Haskell Indian Junior College
Helen
Cedric Frazier
Marvel Legg Griswold
Marvel
Ernest
Mount Oread
Griswolds
Donald S. Hults
Don
Kansas Senate
Jan Rook Hults
Irene Mendenhall Malone
Irene
Zimmerman Investment Co
Kansans
Paul Malone
Marston McCluggage
Marston
Washington
Missouri
Harvard
William Nichols
Liberal Arts
Bill
Kansas Color Press
Mary Brecheisen Rodewald
Mary
Eudora
Douglas County
the Telegraphics
Clark S. Spalsbury
Clark
Department of the Army
Elsabeth
Jessie Underwood Starr
Jessie
North Carolina
Alabama
Mansfield Starr
Helen Foresman Spencer
Janet Coulson Turkroge
Janet
Henri
Pittsburg State University
Audrey Bunker Warner
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Gas Service Co
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Hazel Forman Williams
Hazel
Kanwaka
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Marcella Pee Williams
Marcella
Watkins Memorial Hospital
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Greever Allan
Valley Falls
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Langley
Okla
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Los Angeles
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Norman Baughn
Rosemont
Ill
Lee Benton
Lake Oswego
Ore
Philip Benz
Bartlesville
Maurine Downing Bilaker
Evelyn Biechele Bolin
Arthur H. Bowen
Leawood
Margaret Hanson Branson
Aberdeen
S.C
Edna Smith Bron
Mildred Hoffman Brooker
Paul Brooker
Donald Barnett
Beverly Hills
Calif
Gordon Cameron
Wilbraham
Mass
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Coffeyville
Dwight T. Castello
Lawrence Chinn
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Alhambra
Howard Compton
Marguerite Bowers Cooley
Phoenix
Ariz
Virginia Williamson Cooper
Lee's Summit
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Charles Dills
Sun City
Melvin Douglas
Park Ridge
Daniel Esterly
San Marino
Frances Schwapp Fatzer
Mary St. Clair Fenberg
Marjorie Wilson Frick
Emporia
Dorothy Railsback Fuller
Shawnee Mission
M. Wren Gabel
Rochester
N.Y
Vada Manning Knabb
Florence
Miss
James Knorr
Lambert Ladd
Eureka
Warren Letts
St. Joseph
Joseph C. Luppens
Lyons
Colo
Burton Lyman
Hutchinson
Nancy Hassig Mack
Leavenworth
Felix Manley
Claremont
Loraine Mace McCoy
Dodge City
Frances Crossan McDonald
Rockford
James McDonald
Long Beach
Myron Messenheimer
Minneapolis
Clarence Rupp
Manhattan
Jeannetta Greever Rustemeyer
Eileen Mooney Ryan
Marian Sears Salmon
Bloomfield
N.M
Herbert Sandell
Pansy Diverbiss Sappenfield
Genevieve Bero Sears
Vallejo
Mary Bartram Shade
Sedan
Samuel Shade
Robert J. Shultz
Glendale
Eldon Sloan
Henry Turrell
Teresa Vaughn
Vance A. Wadhams
Western Springs
Myrl Walker
Hays
Paul Wall
Salina
Frances Wallingford
Colorado Springs
Arlene Foulks Warren
Ottawa
Ernest Watkins
William H. Wells
Holland Wheeler
Andrew Whitaker
Julia Wik
Paso Robles
Rosa Finger Wilson
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William Woods
Ruth Stout Wright
Elizabeth Swearingen Zumwalt
Los Altos
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J-W
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McPherson
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Larremore
Colorado
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Cyprus
Egypt
India
Canada
Trinidad
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Brazil
Kim Pedersen
Maintenance Engineering, Ltd
Fargo, North Dakota
Lake Pomona
Cedar Estates
Kansas
R.V. Parks, Inc. RR
Overbrook
Kansas Securities Commissioner
Kansas Publc
Securty Commission of Kansas
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