Awards Celebrated at Lawrence Junior High Ceremony
Lawrence Junior high honored 132 pupils Tuesday at Tiberty Memorial High School. The ceremony named recipients of American Red Cross service pins for extensive Junior Red Cross work, listed leaders and student council workers, and noted leaders emblems for Leaders Club. Athletes received lettering in track and basketball with captains announced, and traffic patrol awards were presented to Dale Kempter.
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Lawrence
Tiberty Memorial High School
Charlotte VanBebber
Union High
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Vanflebber
Helen Keene
Aris Blackhim
Delores Chappel
Donna Collins
Dolly Dockery
Donna Jean Leo
Donna Mason
Ruth Murphy
Edith Penfold
Coto~thy Vine
Rayma Rath
Roberta Sisene
Rits Vann
M Gladys Six
Lois Penny
Lyle Armel
Betty Banker
Margaret Black
Eugene Benbaker
Grounc
Vera Mykelvey
Lee Smith
Jacqueline Neva Kotolin
Sher
Betty Lou L Éthothy Trovell
Bara Miser
Pedit 2 Miller
Nelda Teiewa
Virginia Cummins
Oth Geade
Tledila Eagar
Mavislyn
Alice Marie Itity Ay Hahn
Joanne Strong
Alea Dear Hoover
Gladys Walker
Honorable Amendion
Jacqueling Dillon
Martha Koehler
Miss
Richard Stanwix
Charles Hunsinger
Carl Knox
Dale Kempter
Readable list of names from first semester captaincy
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Kenneth Stevenson as first semester captain and second semester captains Lyle Armel Mahlon Ball Byron Bircher Jerry Brownlee Bob Cofman Donald Conke Ray Cox Charles Crumet Billy Hunsinger Darwin Malott Bob Moore Jack Moore Art Nease Donald Schick Robert Schlectzer Bob Springer Richard Stanwix Howard Stringham Gordon Wakefield Jack Brand Ben Hall Rex Hickox James Allen Robert Kay Ronald Lady Tom Landon Richard Preston.
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Tain
Kenneth Stevenson
Lyle Armel
Mahlon Ball
Byron Bircher
Jerry Brownlee
Bob Cofman
Donald Conke
Ray Cox
Charles Crumet
Billy Hunsinger
Darwin Malott
Bob Moore
Jack Moore
Art Nease
Donald Schick
Robert Schlectzer
Bob Springer
Richard Stanwix
Howard Stringham
Gordon Wakefield
Jack Brand
Ben Hall
Rex Hickox
James Allen
Robert Kay
Ronald Lady
Tom Landon
Richard Preston
City League Managers To Meet Tomorrow Eve
City league managers and representatives of baseball and softball teams plan to organize leagues and set a playing schedule for the community summer recreation program. Tom Mix, director, announced the meeting for Friday night at 7:80 in the Community building. A Lawrence Memorial high school band concert will be in Southpark on June 14. Regular swimming classes begin June 24 with Loretta Philipps teaching. Fees are nine cents per lesson for under 12 and 17 cents for over 12.
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Tom Mix
Lawrence Memorial High School
Southpark
Loretta Philipps
University of Kansas
Oklahoma high school baseball tourney draws big crowds
May 30 report notes Oklahoma hosts a large, fun three day high school baseball tournament with Class A and B teams playing on nine diamonds. Scouts fill the stands as players sleep in the university field house and stadium. Harold Keith says the team with the toughest pitcher wins, even after four or five games.
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New York
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Universifield House
University
Harold Keith Exlains
Dodgers Rally to Take 5 2 Victory in Pitching Duel
Vic Lombardi and the Dodgers-Limited offense powered a 5-2 win over the Reds with Lombardi driving in three runs of the late inning. Roger? The Curbs pitched well as Red Sox beat Athletics 2-0 on a late rally.
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Associated Press
Vic Lombardi
Dodgers
New
Roger
Teds
Hemtiock
Reds
Perriss
Red Sox
Athletics
LaRutie
Iremenes
Lammebsn
Rose
Phillies
Lrave
Scout tampering rumors haunt Oklahoma high schools
A fragmentary report alleges scouts pressuring students and offering secret deals or pay while still in school. No specifics are provided, but readers are urged to report tips to the baseball commissioner. Contained garbled edits reference Ernie Lanigan and a long coin game claim from Cleveland.
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Happy
Oklahoma
Pope
Ernie Lanigan
Cleveland
H. L. Stallard
Coeburn
Columbus
Girl Scout Meetings Highlight May Ceremonies and Fly Ups
Girl Scout units No. 5 and Brownie No. 16 in New York school held a joint Monday meeting featuring the Brownies’ Fly-Up to next year’s fifth grade and a play The Farmer Needs a Friend. Several girls earned the Troop Dramatic Badge for the performance, with leaders and parents attending. Additional ceremonies included Fly-Up and Brownie Wings for troop girls at Card school and Pinckney school, led by Mrs. Paez, Mrs. Nivens, and other leaders, with mothers invited and punch served afterward.
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New York School
Marjorie Cleveland
Jean Birchhrff
Ladonna Math Katherine Saunders
Janice Stone
Barbara Young
Mary Maucher
Jean Pifer
Bernice Spence
Lene Ribbeey Allen
Jewel Fergus
Virginia Sommer
Patty Arhamy
Tetha ‘Transmeier
Pegs’ Wilzon
Letty Lou Watson
Jean Boren
A. P. Dumas
Ann Evans
Sandra Sue Falkenstein
Charlene Hemphill
Martha Holmes
Jane Hutton
Joellen Lowe
Mary Joe Lowman
Pexey Maddox
Catherine Paez
Tolly Peppercorn
Marilyn Richardson
Rita Rhodes
Judith Richarson
Irene Roberman
Barbara Stockert
Katheryn Williams
Vera Steugh
Punch
Cornelius Paez
Elizabeth Nivens
Millard, Fowler
Dusty Rhodes
Brownie Troop No. 20
Pinckney School
Marguerite Omans
Ronald Kimber
Ginia Axtine
Joanne Beal
Joan Dixon
Betty Everest
Sue Ann Haines
Merlene Har Phrilis
Holter
Sarah
Lawren Edith
Xnancy Moss
Wanda Mul
Mothers Invited to Attend Meeting Cites Names
The mothers including Carolyn Oman Eva Ann Pei lard and Marilyn Sade were invited to attend the meeting. The fragment notes a gathering or discussion involving these individuals and mentions invitation.
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Dahil
Carolyn Oman
Eva Ann Peilard
Marilyn Sade
War Department plans tripling of RC T C school enrollment
The War Department proposes to triple the size of the RC T C schools, with annual Army Reserve R. O. T. C enrollment expected to range between 35,000 and 70,000 cadets. New terms include a daily five cent soldier pay and existing fee structures subject to recent Mawes approvals.
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War Department
R.C.T.C
T. C
Army Reserve
Brad
Merc T Han
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