Lawrence Lions and Local Teams Shine in Busy Week
Lawrence High School reports a string of activities. The B team beat To Peka 14 to 6 with Nesmith and Hodgson scoring on passes from Kipp Bly and Jall added the extra points. Eilile Lions dropped their game 18 to 6 against Ola. Lawrence hosted a statewide student council conference with about 260 students, led by Mary Fulcher and Mary Anm-Pohl. Debates featured John Brown and others, with a Muskogee team noted as national champions. Junior Thespians elected officers. birthday celebrations for Jerry Webster occurred. Future Secretaries of Lawrence elected officers. the 1956 Red and Black earned top rating. Y-Teens and Hi-Y met, a Holy Land talk given, and welding contest awards won by Jerry Wilcox and Richard Davenport. Lawrence cheerleaders prep for a clinic, 4-H judging winners judged cloths in Hutchinson, and recent high school battery tests revealed results amid a shortened vacation and extra practice time.
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Haines
Dody- Gray
Lion
Peka
Montay
Les Nesmith
Lar Hodgson
Phil Kipp
Steve Bly
Warren Jiall
Eilile Lions
Ola
Lawrence Birk
Haskell Institute
Mary Fulcher
Brown
LHS
Student Connect
State Enunell
Max Staleup
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KU Education students guide Bailey Hall dedication tours
Eleven Lawrence students from the Kansas University School of Education will lead tours during Bailey Hall dedication weekend. Guides will cover the Guidance Bureau and related departments, with receptions in Raley Lounge hosted by education faculty wives.
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Lawrence
Kansas University School of Education
Bailey Hall
Guidance Bureau
Bureau of Child Research
Bureau of Educational Research
Visual Instruction Bureau
Curriculum Laboratory
Art and
Raley Lounge
Education
Henry Shenk
Mary] Griswold
Howard George
Sunnyside
Nancy Nixon
Learnard Ave
Dorothy Wilek
It. St
Betty Hoffigan
Kay Tears
Davis
Student party features guests and council election notes
Marilyn Smith hosted a Saturday night party at her home introducing Judy Throm of Overland Park. The student council organizes actions to address demands while Ed Collister leads as chairman. seniors Ray Nichols Alan Coombs judge class campaign posters. Joanne Okamota tops the sophomore poster ratings with Delores Harris and Karen Stuart following. Bob Driscoll and Larry Sneegas win poster honors with Mars and cowboy themes.
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Marilyn Smith
Junior
Judy Throm
Overland Park
Dave Howe
Ronnie Barnes
Hazel Noble
Jerry Johnson
Polly Pierson
Harlan Miller
Judy
Marilyn
Ray Nichols
Alan Coombs
Joanne Okamota
Delores Harris
Karen Stuart
Bob Driscoll
Larry Sneegas
Fleet Management Meet Opens Friday on Campus
A two day Motor Fleet Top Management Conference begins Friday at Kansas University to train fleet owners and managers in efficient operation and personnel development. Lectures cover university offerings for companies economic forecasts for motor transportation and accident prevention programs with speakers from Penn State Traders National Bank Cummins Engine Co and Market Service Inc. Sponsors include Kansas Motor Carriers Association state vocational education board Missouri Bus and Truck Association and University Extension Motor Fleet Training.
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Kul
Joseph Intorre
Institute of Public Safety
Pennsylvania State University
Harold Jenkins
Traders National Bank
Kansas City
Jenkins
Gene Jones
R. Bu. Stoner
Cummins Engine Co., Inc
Columbus
Ind
A. E. Mellinger
Market Service, Inc
Chicago
Til
Kansas Motor Carriers Association, Inc
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
University Extension
Scout Leader to Speak Abilene
Kenneth K. Bech tel of San Francisco new national president of the Boy Scouts of America will be the main speaker at the annual meeting of Coronado Council Scout leaders in Abilene on November 11.
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Abilene
Kenneth K. Bechtel
San Francisco
Boy Scouts of America
Coronado
KU Men to Attend Three-Day Institute on Mental Retardation
Three Kansas University researchers Dr Erik Wright director of the Psychological Clinic B W Tucker research associate in the Bureau of Child Research and Dr Arden Miller assistant professor of pediatrics will join a three day institute on management of the mentally retarded October 8 9 and 40 at the Winfield State Training School A digest by Don Pilcher assistant director of the Bureau of Child Research on sources in the state for mentally retarded children will be distributed at the conference.
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Kansas University
Winfield State Training School
K. U
Erik Wright
Psychological Clinic
B. W. Tucker
Bureau of Child Research
Arden Miller
Medical
Kansas City
Don Pilcher
Life of Jesus Chosen As Local Club Topic
The Breakfast Club of Lawrence's First Methodist Church will start a year long study on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The group of single young adults meets Sundays at 9 30 a m at the church and is open to all denominations with Merton J Anderson as president.
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Jesus’ Christ
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Merton J. Anderson
University crack down on unregistered cars at KU
KU police will start enforcing parking registration from Oct 10 with a 3 percent fine for violators. Unregistered vehicles or missing stickers may lead to dean notification, suspension after 48 hours, and disciplinary action for faculty and staff.
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Kanas University
Teaffic
Department of Secnans
Agaim
State Judging Event Highlights FFA Team Second Place
Kansas FFA teams competed in a state meat identification and judging contest in Wichita. top three schools were Bey Lost first Jaiwrene and Kinsley tied for second with Winfield third. Jayhawk team members Rob Altenbernd Chuck Shel ley and Roger Pine placed high among 66 contestants. second year for the contest in Kansas. Roy Cropp notes students must identify retail cuts of beef pork lamb and more.
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Wichita
Kansas
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Beylost
Jaiwrene
Kinsley
Winfield
Jayhawk
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Chuck Shelley
Roger Pine
Altenbernd
Roy Cropp
Unclear fragment cites strange items and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text lists odd terms like heels ravens avis Hunk pork and carved sacs with no clear event or context to identify a named person place or organization. Details are insufficient for a coherent summary.
State Revenue Reaches New High in September
Topeka report shows Kansas September revenue totaling about 42 million from all sources, a September high. Sales tax revenue reached 8.5 million, slightly above the previous year, while fiscal year total rose to 292.0 million, up 292,808 over last year.
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