KU Hosts Distinguished Alums Announced for Commencement
KU Alumni Association announces hosts for distinguished service citations during commencement exercises. Recipients include Martha Peterson and Dr. David W. Robinson with events in Memorial Stadium and surrounding University of Kansas leaders. Citations honor notable alumni across New York City, Kansas City, Houston, and Topeka areas.
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Kansas University
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Martha Peterson
Barnard College
New York City
David W. Robinson
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Ray R. Evans
Traders National Bank
Kansas Board of Regents
Raymond F. Nichols
Irene Nunemaker
August L. Selig
Gulf Coast Area
Houston
Miss Peterson
J. Robinson
Memorial Stadium
University
KU Lists Liberal Arts Graduates With Distinction
Kansas University honors 29 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences seniors with highest distinction for completing enrollment requirements. A total of 52 graduates receive distinction, with nine having prior degrees since last year’s commencement. Names span Topeka, Lawrence, Overland Park, Wichita and beyond, with many towns in Kansas and neighboring states.
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Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Memorial Stadium
Lou Abernathy
Topeka
Elizabeth Atkinson
Lawrence
Timothy Averill
Jim Berryman
Hutchinson
John Berthrong
Norman
Okla
Janet Blecha
Overland Park
John Coyle
Coffeyville
Charles Eberline
Bartlesville
Janet Fink
Kansas City
Daniel Foucheaux
Dickinson
Tex
Joe Goering
Moundridge
Douglas Hamilton
Salina
Nancy Hardin
Lincoln
Neb
Don Hedrick
Kenneth Hickin
Macon
William Homer
Paola
Barbara Hughes
Ottawa
Linda Kleinschmidt
Oklo
Ruth Kolarik
Caldwell
Gary McClelland
Marcia McMullen
Cynthia McNown
John Michael
Richard Paegelow
Shawnee Mission
Jeffrey Rockwell
Douglas Taylor Hutchinson
Clyde Toland
Iola
Jean Valk
Leawood
Michael Walter
Jean Laindon
Concordia
Jeffrey Stone
Richard Stone
Evansville
Ind
Gregory Thomas
Clara Thompson
Nancy Traylor
Great Bend
Steven Vincent
Wichita
Philip Watkins
Georgia Willard
Webster Groves
Deborah Bryant Wilson
Barry Craig Wood
Barbara Croissant
Dundee
Marianne ‘Monaco
Dumont
Robert Gaddie
Wellington
South Africans Demand TV Amid Moon Mission Talk
Cape AP report notes Apollo missions spark calls for television in South Africa. Editor Joel Mer T argues TV would reveal government bans while officials debate timing and form. Critics caution government control, with ministers denying immediate plans.
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Johannesburg
South
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Gail Peterson
Vt. St
Laurence Woodruff
Woodruff
Mount Oread
DR. Robinson
William Balfour
Balfour
Miss Nunemaker
Maurice Barker
Endowment Association Fund
Barker
Don E. Symes
John Christie
Dayton
Ohio
Werner R. Boehme
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Irvin Youngberg
EU Endowment Association
Youngberg
Selig
John Selig
Delo Selig
St. Louis
Fred Biewener
Orrville
Gorton Selig
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Defense Department
Textron
Bell Aerosystems Co
Liberal Arts
David Allen
Louise Bednar
Hanan Bell
Prairie Village
Linda Boone
Robert Cowles
Linda Davis
Gaylord Dold
Deborah Fairman
Michael
Geitz
Horton
Marcia Hamill
Barbara Hansen
Wheaton
Marilyn Harris
Shawnee
Mission
Herbert Hartman Jr
Charles Hastings
Irven Hayden
Atwood
Leland Helmle
Johnson
David Hill
Nevada
Bob Howard
Katie Keene
Springfield
Nancy Keplinger
Ray Kopsa
Mulvane
Suzanne Kramer
Virginia Loehr
Douglas Mackey
Gayla McClain
Michael McDonald
Douglas McKee
Jane McLaughlin
Linda Metzler
Delmar
N. Y
Patricia Moy
Jeanne Moore
Donna Moritz
Tulsa
Dennis Mourning
Clearwater
Carol Nuzum
Oak Park
Jack Nuzum
Larry O’neal
Patricia Parrent
James Pintar
Karen Reedy
Stephen Radd
Jack Rowe
Albert Hertzog
Matthys C.G.J. Vea Rensburg
Hertzog
van Rensburg
Acme
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
23Rd
Louisiana
Hillcrest Shopping Center
9Th
Iowa
Emerelom SiUy
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