Lawrence High seniors honor list reveals wide scholarship roster
About 200 Lawrence High School seniors were named for honors, scholarships and activities at the awards assembly. The list includes Gwendolyn Adams KU and State scholarships, Danny Affalter Biological Science Club president, Anita Arketd French Club secretary, and many others from VICA, FSL, Girls and Boys State, and National Merit recognitions.
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Lawrence High School
Gwendolyn Adams
State of Kansas
VICA
Danny Affalter
Biological Science Club
Tom Albers
Rhonda Alexander Cit
First State
Pery Angress
Yale University
Roxanne Blann
Lawrence National Bank
Charles Bockhorst
Janet Bockout
FTA
Melodie Boswell
AAUW
Iris’ State
Connie Brooks
Terpsichore
Barbara Brown
Jo Ellen Brown
Kathy Brown
Patti Browles
FSL
Deborah Brubaker
Melody Brummer
TES
Donna Callicott
Jane Chambers
Claudia Cooper
Rosanne Cooper
Cynthia Cooper
Student Council
James Culver
Jetter
Nancy Culver
Kathy Cruper
Danforth
Lynn Darner
Jacquelin Davidson
Ecology Action Club
Sandra Decker
Mark DeWeese
William Douglas
Ricky Durrant
Johny Easley
Gail Eilena
Richard Elliott
Jim Ellis
Jane Englebrecht
Diane Etherton
Sally Fessler
Oberlin College
Allen Fishburn
FFA
David Fisher
KU Summerfield
Kaw Valley Heart Assn
Juce Flanders
Debra Flora
LHS
Jane Forman
Kansas Junior Academy of Science
Rat Fornelli
Lynn Foster
Douglas County
LaSertoma
Marilyn Hodges
Union Pacific Railroad
Rick Hoffman
Susan Hogle
Glora Holden
Pamela Hoover
BPW
PTA
Shelia Hunsinger
Regina Hunt
ABWA
Jodie Irving
Robert Johanning
Kerry Kapfer
Sprin Queen
Clu
American Association of Health
Sharon King
Susan Kolb
State of Kansas Agnolaranto
Bruce Lacey
Ational
Gerald Lane
Sandra Lassman
Baker University
Julie Lawson
Michael Leak
Stephen Legler
Glenn Lemesany
Doug Milroy
Glenda Lewis
David Ling
Rachel Lipman
William Lockyear
Terrill Mallett
Charles Marks
Oklahoma University
Talent Schomeemp
State of Kansas Scho
David May
Journal-World
Teresa May
National Forensics League
Bob McClellan
Patti McCoy
KU Watkins-Berger
Betty _ Crocker
Ramona McLemore
American Indian Club
Mary McNish
Hazel High
Dennis Meyer
Brenda Miller
Black America Club
Concerned Black Parents
Michae Miller
Sheree Miller
Haillmark Foundation
Vickie Miller
David Mitchell
Deborah Moore
Melanie Moore
John Moorehead
Juleigh Muirhead
Abilene Christian College
Melissa ‘Nabors
Kelly Nelson
Junior Classical League
Barbara Newman
Randall Nightingale
Debbie Nitsch
David Nottingham
Star Chapter
FFA District Sentinel
Annora Oberzan
Mary Oehlert
Central College Richardson
Roy Page
Kris Palmquist
ISU
Antoinette Perez
Orchestra
Denise Pettengill
Sandra Pine
Kansas State Teachers College
Shelia Prentice
John Price
Lee Rader
Kayettes
William Reeves
KU General Motors
Elizabeth Reiber
KU Schlegel-Carruth
John Retherford
June Richardson
Bryson Roberts
William Roberts
Cynthia Rowlands
Aimee Sanders
Parents Without Partners
Scott Scales
John Scanlan
FCA
Steven Scannell
Peggy Schrader
Susan Bekwanzle
Debra Scott
Pamela Scruggs
Robert Silipigni
Bobbi Smith
Cheryl Smith
Loren Sommer
Vica Arimentarian
Rita Sooby
Leld
Leaders Club
William Stanley
State of
Renae Sunderland
Hall
Satoshi Tamura
Keith Thompson
L. R
Paula Tuley
Kevan Vick
David Wiebrock
Janette Wagley
Virginia Wales
John ‘Walker
Stephen Waner
Mark Watson
Albert ‘Weaver
Kansas
Nancy Webster
Timothy Weaton
Eugene Mitchell
Jana Whitaker
Caryn Wilson
VFW
NASA
Army
Robert Wilson
Marke Winterburg
Michael Wolfe
Christine Womack
Bausch and Lamb
Junior Academy of Science
Air Force
Ksmt Lab
Sharon Wonnell
Randy Woodhead
Dwain Workman
Catherine Yee
Watkins- Berger
Kansas university extension aids rural fire response
Kansas University and Kansas State University extension services assist to maintain modern equipment and train firefighters. The K State forestry extension runs on the road firemanship courses for rural districts protecting 80 percent of Kansas land. KU extension trains in towns on urban fire prevention and new techniques. Last year four instructors taught 101 classes to over 3,000 volunteers and professionals.
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Kansas State University Extension
K-State Forestry Extension
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Men Win Locker Room Hair Dryer Fight at UW
The University of Washington Board of Regents approved hair dryers for the men’s locker room in the Intramural Activities Building to reduce health hazards for long hair. Six dryers costing $2,000 will be paid from student services and activity fees. the advisory committee for sports backed the plan noting women already have dryers.
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University of Washington
Board of Regents
Drug Charge Plea in Douglas County District Court
Georgery Townsend, 22, of 819 Ky pleaded guilty to illegal possession of marijuana and cocaine in Douglas County District Court. He remains free until Tuesday for a jury trial, with sentencing set at 1 15 p m June 12. The case stems from Sept 24 1971 raids in Lawrence led by Kansas Atty Gen Vern Miller.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Kansas
Vern Miller
Townsend
Mike Elwell
Connery Says Bond Career Over for Now
Sean Connery rules out playing James Bond again citing wealth and aesthetics as reasons. The 41 year old star, filming Something Like the Truth for United Artists, values cost efficiency and creative challenge, launching his Tantallon company with the new project.
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Sean Connery
James Bond
Connery
Bond
Thames
United Artists
Con
Ture
Tantallon
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