Fraternity Pledges and Grand List of Members
The page lists chapters and pledges for many fraternities across Kansas and nearby states. It includes names such as E. Dixon Topeka and Bob Downey Kansas City Mo, with extensive rosters for Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Sigma, and others. Names span cities like Wichita, Topeka, Hutchinson, Manhattan, Salina, and Overland Park, showing a wide campus Greek presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dixon
Topeka
Bob Downey
Kansas City
Guy Farrar
Pat Haines
Haven
Jim Davies
Podge City
Cuif Marcum
Hl Dorado
Bill Howard
Augusta
Jim Rawls
Louis BE. Kirahnit Jr
Kanaae City
Louie Bird
Meade
Jon Knightly
Hutchinson
Hugh M. Grant
Charles Kha8anklin
John Cooper
Vich
Wallace A. Richardson
Park Ridge
Thomas Wayne McCoy
Kenneth Franklin Barrow
Napa
Calif
John Frederic Zoellner
Tonganoxle
John Thomas Stewart
Wellington
Grant Hulse Wagner
Raymond H. Dean
Kansas Mty
John HH. Newlin
Fredrick Max Fuller
Eis
Frank Harold Ise
Wichita
Clinton Dale Vermillions Woodland
Roger Alan Brown
Anthony F. Torchia
Cawego
Loren Witt
Great Bend
Robert Terrill
Kan
Donald Harris Jr
Jack R. Harrington
Sugar Creek
Kenneth W. Markham
Robert Charles Peters Jr
Wangas City
Richard Lazelle Smith
Derry Moore Kehr
Kansasity
Robert Schweiger
Lenexa
Edward F. Wettig
Leavenworth
William Mizener
Weehita
George R. Briner
Westwood
Kay C. Wyatt
William John Sobhe
Edward KE. Eppa
Villanova
Penn
Larry J. Gray
Lyons
Thompson Nelson
St. Joseph
Robert E. Johnson
Manhattan
James M. Mahoney
Roy Yuqua
John J. Edgell Jr
Homer Lee Davis
George L. Karp
Joplin
C. Roger Gregory
Embert V. Brack
Fort Worth
Pex
John E. Downing
Grandview
Robert B. Clark
John Spanbauer
Ted
Ed Fording Jr
Jerry Halderman
Joh Eugene Nelson
McPherson
James H. Hess
Monte J. Alten
Concordia
Neil Farrett
Prairie Village
Bill Pittman
Denny Gaffney
Mission
Don Gaumer
Oberlin
Robert J. Stranathan
Scarsdale
N. Y
Jackie Lee Beal
Fredonia
Ronald Frederick
Marion F. Boldt
Buxhton
Robert P. Griggs
Salem
Iil
Jay Simpson
Bill Witt
Colby
Wiliam
James Hughes
Jerry McNeal
Wayzata
Minn
Jim Barrick
John Foraker
Bill Lytle
Sunflower
Jim Cleland
WakKeeney
Delta Vestion
John Calla
Warren Wandhing
Milwaukee
Wis
Larry Cornett
Waterloo
John Greer
Bob Henry
Winfield
Phil Baker
William Babcock
Glencoe
Jerrad J. Hertsel
Newton
Stuart Gunckel
George Swank
Topeke
Wea St. Clair
Greenthy Jr
Columbus
Harold Powell
Liberal
Phillip Stonestreet
Charles Richard George
Washington
D.C
Pat Bolen
Salina
Bob Boyer
Dale Flanagan
James W. Ratzlaff
Kappa Sigma
Kenneth Ene
Paul W. Bartsch
Opekm
Charles A. Foster Jr
Donald G. Rose
Hoisington
KR. Strell
Western Springs
Ivy D. Grenninaer
Lambda Chi Alpha
Dave Mefenis
Gordon Ryan
Ussell
Dale 8. Brown Jr
A. Dunn
J Jr
Larry Underwood
al Calloway
Overland Park
Gerald Bauman
Attica
Alton Davies
Don Meserve
John
Carrétt
Gawker City
James H.hoge
Larry Barger
Garfield
John 1D
Hulver
Merriam
Jerry Fink
Jere Potts
Ottawa
James H. Suderman
Dan FE. Turner
Jack Fletcher
Pratt
Lucius E. Eckles Jr
Walt Innes
Kent Porter
John Griffith
Jack Hewitt
Thomas John Moore Jr
James Granville Tierney
Phi Kappa
Edward “Andrew George
Clyde
Glenm Edward Smiley
George Terry Stull
Kanas City
Edward Louis Martin
Kanasas City
John Richard
Droodles Cartoon Satire on Humans and Mice
Roger Price writes a playful Droodle musing on human superiority and mouse stereotypes. The piece contrasts human traits like parties, cars, and politics with mice’s everyday limited behaviors, humorously claiming mice are “backward” and imagining their perspective.
Clothing Stolen From Car at Iine-A-Mite Inn
Douglas County sheriff reports clothing theft from a car at the Iine-A-Mite Inn at 23rd and La Streets. Items belonging to Benjamin Duane Silliman, 19, and Ronald Brown, 18, include a camera, three suits, eight sport shirts, four slacks and two jackets. No loss estimate available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Defined on Traffic Charge Carl So Masa Fined in County Court
Carl So Masa, address unknown, was fined ten dollars and costs yesterday in County Court for passing in a no passing zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl So Masa
Security Planners Review Far Eastern Issues in Manila Meeting
United States and seven other nations joined in Manila to approve an accord aimed at thwarting aggression in Asia. Dulles, slated to arrive in Denver, will oversee a full-dress review of Far Eastern problems. Expected topics include the Sea of Japan incident and tensions around Formosa and Quemoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dulles
Manila
Great Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Pakistan
Philippines
Asia
Denver
Security Council
Turnpike to Run 734 Miles Through Kansas Territory
The turnpike will include a bridge and interchange 1.2 miles north of 6th and Ia Sts within a 36 mile terminal section to Kansas City. It will stretch 734 miles from Kansas City to the Oklahoma line, via Bonner Springs Lawrence Topeka Emporia El Dorado Wichita and Wellington. Financing total $160 million via bonds. Project aims for traffic start by January 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th
Ia Sts
Here
Kansas City
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Topeka
Emporia
ElDorado
Wichita
Wellington
Oklahoma Line
Orléansville Quake Crashes Town Structures In Algeria
A major earthquake near Orléansville Algeria devastates a modern town of 32500. Police, hospitals and hotels collapse. About 40 travelers buried in Hotel Baudoin ruin. Gov Leonard leads rescue. airlift from Maison Blanche to the quake zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleansville
Algiers
Oran
Hotel Baudoin
Roger Leonard
Tenes
Mediterranean
Miliana
Vauban
Duperre
Rouina
Maison Blanche
Three Local Area Men Now in Kansas Flight
Lawrence area men Ronald L. Amerine of Williamstown Leslie M. Purvis Route 1 and Jerry A. Skinner of 805 Mo. St. are among 60 recruits entering an 11 week basic training phase at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas. The Kansas Flight will stay intact until assignment to stations for specialized training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Area
Air Force
Kansas
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Kansas Flight
Ronald L. Amerine
Williamstown
Leslie M. Purvis
Route 1
Jerry A. Skinner
Mo. St
Local Births and Incident at Sunflower Area Eaterie
At Memorial Hospital several births are noted including Mrs. Hilda Willis and baby boy at Basehor Mrs. Donna Lovett and baby girl Sunflower Mrs. Neva Kloepper and baby boy Sunflower Mrs. Peggy Lindstrom and baby boy Baldwin Route 1 and other residents listed with addresses in Sunflower DeSoto Eudora Haskell and Kansas City Mo Also Bill Lunsford treated for a lacerated finger after a meat slicing incident at a local drive-in eatery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Willis
Basehor
Lawson Rigdon Edgerton
Jewell Newland
Kansas City
Donna Lovett
Lane 6
Sunflower
Neva Kloepper
Vt. St
Peggy Lindstrom
Ind
Clifford Clarridge
Baldwin
Route 1
Ruth Garner
N. Y. St
Ida McCall
Bill Lunsford
Murphy Addresses New K U Students Convocation Opens Orientation Week
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy urged nearly 2000 freshmen and transfer students at the University of Kansas to develop skills beyond average citizenship. He highlighted KU’s 88 year history of producing leaders and outlined a week of placement tests, adviser conferences, and activities including the Jayhawk Nibble at Potter Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U
Franklin D. Murphy
Dr. Murphy
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Bertha Ogiesvie 49
Mrs Bertha Ogiesvie died Monday night at her Topeka home. She is survived by husband William Neal Ogelavie, daughter Emma Jean McCray, son Guy C. Robbins, and brothers Leslie and Harold Kimball. Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Methodist Church and burial followed in Topeka Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ogiesvie
Topeka
William Neal Ogelavie
Emma Jean McCray
Guy C. Robbins
Leslie Kimball
Harold Kimball
Lawrence
Mt. Olive Methodist Church
Mrs Guile Widow of Miller Area Dies At Home
Mrs Winifred Guile aged 84 mother of Mrs Florence Brown of Lawrence dies at her Miller area home. Funeral services were held at Osage City and burial followed near Admire. She leaves four sons and three other daughters besides her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Guile
Florence Brown
Lawrence
Miller
Osage City
Admire
Daughers
Mosser Rites Set For Kansas City Man 68
George P. Mosser 68 of Kansas City Kansas died at home Wednesday. Survived by wife Lucille, daughter Beulah Pepperdine, two sisters Lilly Floyd and Nora Waggerman, two brothers Charles and William, and a grandson. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Fulton Funeral Home Kansas City Kansas. Visitation 5 to 10 p m Friday at the funeral home. Burial Highland Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Mosser
Kansas City
Kan
Masonic Lodge
Lawrence
Reno
Fulton Funeral Home
Highland Park
Funeral
Centennial Headgear Goes On Sale In Lawrence
The Douglas County treasurer reports an 11013.81 quarterly cigaret tax payment with half earmarked for the county general fund and the rest shared among four cities by population. Centennial headwear debuts with styles like the Shmehawk and Alpine hats at local stores. proceeds fund the Centennial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Minnie Eudaly
Cole’s Food Center
Rusty's Food Market
J. C. Penney Co
Weaver’s Department Store
Centennial
Harrison Drug Co
Centennial Fund
Fewer In State Hospitals To Pekam
The average daily population of Kansas mental hospitals fell 7.3 percent between 1949 and 1953, while other states rose about 15.2 percent. Dr. George W. Jackson, state director of institutions, announced the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekam
Kansas
George W. Jackson
Lawrence Men to Get American Royal Honor at Luncheon
Three Lawrence citizens Karl R. Koerper said today will be named honorary governors of the American Royal at a Rotary Club luncheon in Lawrence on September 20. The honorees are Mayor Chris Kraft Lawrence Chamber of Commerce president William Bodin and Dolph C. Simons editor and publisher of the Lawrence Journal-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
American Royal
Rotary Club
Karl R. Koerper
Kansas City, Mo
Chamber of Commerce
the Royal
Chris Kraft
William Bodin
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Dolph C. Simons
Lawrence Journal-World
L. Russell Kelce
Kansas City
Koerper
Kelce
William E. Kemp
Kansas
Edward F. Arn
Kansas City, Kas
Town House
Mrs Slattery Confirms Attendance at Centennial Celebration
Mrs Sarah Lawrence Slattery, granddaughter of Amos Lawrence, said she will attend Lawrence Kansas centennial events. She will arrive in Kansas City September 23 and depart September 25 after the parade, planning to send a trip details letter and participate if invited. Her grandfather financed emigration aid to Kansas and helped found the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lawrence Slattery
Centennial
Lawrence
Kansas City
One Day Left to Apply For NROTC Training
Freshman men at the University of Kansas have one day to apply for contract student positions in the Naval ROTC program. Maj. Earle Belk nap notes a Great Lakes Naval Training Station medical exam team is on campus conducting examinations. Selection of contract students will occur this week, with the program running alongside the NROTC scholarship path for Kansas high school seniors. Contract cadets receive uniforms and a small subsistence pay in the final two years, akin to Army and Air Force units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Earle Belknap
Naval Science
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Kansas
Army
Air Force
United Nations to Meet on US Bomber Shootdown
The Security Council will convene at 10:30 a m tomorrow to discuss a US complaint over the downing of an American bomber by Soviet MIG fighters off Siberia, amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. N
Security Council
United States
Siberia
U S Pardons Five Japanese War Criminals in Tokyo
The United States announced in Tokyo that five Japanese war criminals serving terms of 20 to 25 years have been pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Eisenhower Rebuffs Tariff Hike Recommendation
President Dwight D. Eisenhower rejected the tariff commission trio’s recommendation to raise the import duty on certain hand blown glassware in a Denver briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
Tariff Commission
Reeves Couple Granted Marriage License in Topeka
A marriage license was issued in Probate Court to Kenneth E. Reeves aged 21 and Cordys Lee Reeves aged 20, both residents of Topeka. The record confirms their legal eligibility to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Reeves
Cordys Lee Reeves
Topeka
Divorce Suit Filed For Estas Earl Barrett And Elizabeth Barrett
A divorce suit has been filed in a District Court against Elizabeth Mary Barrett by Estas Earl Barrett. The action seeks legal dissolution of the marriage and related relief as permitted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estas Earl Barrett
Elizabeth Mary Barrett
Alaskan brown bear weighs three quarters of a ton
The report notes that an Alaskan brown bear can weigh about 0.75 tons, highlighting its sizable frame and the typical range for adult individuals observed in its natural habitat.
Rainy start to September lowers heat wave
Lawrence recorded 0.45 inch of rain by 7 am marking the first rain of the month. A storm broke around 2 am dropping temperatures from 75 to 64 degrees with thunder and winds. One power interruption occurred from a limb on a primary line in West Hills as KP&L noted widespread lightning and later clearing into the afternoon with temperatures in the 80s and high humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
C. T. Hough
Kansas Power and Light Co
West Hills
Kp&l
Reading
Dulles pledge spurs intensified anti communist action
The pledge by Dulles is seen as a bold reply to Communists threats to liberate Formosa and as backing for Nationalist strikes on Amoy and its satellite bases. Amoy lies five miles from Quemoy off the China coast. A Defense Ministry communique reported Nationalist warplanes bombed Amoy and coastal targets while Nationalist ships bombarded Amoy and nearby Wuyu Island and patrolled waters near Quemoy.
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Formosa
Amoy
Quemoy
China
Defense Ministry
Dulles
Chiang
Wuyu Island
Centennial Preparations Outlined for Kiwanians
Kiwanis Club members in Lawrence discussed finishing touches for the Centennial Celebration led by M. S. Winter and E. R. Zook. Young people are handling most tasks, and the park project is touted as a lasting benefit. Zook cited Lawrence’s limited park area since 1880 and recalled 1855 building counts to illustrate early settlement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kiwanis Club
Edridge Today
M. S. Winter
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Winter
Zook
Centennial Park
Sullivan Names 2 Men To Check SBA Request
TOPEKA Frank Sullivan the state insurance commissioner has designated leaders of Missouri and Nebraska insurance departments to review Security Benefit Life Insurance Co Topeka request to sell hospital property and land for policyholders The two appointees are C Lawrence Leggett of Missouri and Thomas Pansing of Nebraska who oversee the companys business in those states The firm seeks to sell clinic hospital buildings and 450 acres of land on which they sit near Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank Sullivan
Missouri
Nebraska
Security Benefit Life Insurance Co
Sullivan
C. Lawrence Leggett
Thomas Pansing
Security Benefit
Gunman Slays 3 Men At N C Locker Plant
In Elizabeth City North Carolina three plant workers were killed and an office secretary wounded in a morning shooting at a freeze locker plant. Albert Jordan about 21, an employee, was arrested. Victims were Ed Zimmerman Joe Parrish and Alex Johnson. Aubrey Brickhaus, an office worker, was injured. Police say Jordan used a .22 caliber automatic rifle and had been classified 4F by the draft board three years earlier. The board had summoned him to appear today. No charges were filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
N. C
Albert Jordan
Ed Zimmerman
Joe Parrish
Alex Johnson
Aubrey Brickhaus
Clarence Owens
Jordan
Owens
Selective Service Board
Savings and Loan Institute to be Held at Kansas
The annual Savings and Loan Institute sponsored by the Kansas Savings and Loan League will be at the University of Kansas September 23 to 25. Paul B. Morrison executive vice president said about 40 savings and loan officials from across Kansas are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings, Loan Institute
The
Kansas’ Savings and Loan League
University of Kansas
Paul B. Morrison
League
Savings and Loan
Acwess Kansas
Markets At a Glance and The Day in Wall Street
Markets at a glance show higher and sideways edges across stocks with irregular bond and commodity moves led by cotton and wheat. In Kansas City cattle and hog receipts and prices shift with limited offerings and mixed weights, while wall street recovers from early losses as steel, railroad, and aerospace shares push indexes higher in a broad rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Stret
New York i
Republic Steel
North American Aviation
Wheat and grain futures read from Kansas City markets
The Kansas City market report lists wheat bids by grade with No 2, No 3 positions and ranges for prices around 2.28 to 2.30 a bushel, corn bids higher at 1.65 to 1.79 for No 3, oats and rye and barley values, and soybeans around 2.93 to 3.20. Futures show Sep Dec Mar May quotes with fluctuating highs and lows, including notes of price changes and a Market forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Market Prices Recap for Wheat Poultry and Eggs
The list shows grain prices: Wheat two dollars ten cents, Corn one dollar sixty cents, kafir two dollars forty cents, oats seventy cents, barley one dollar. Poultry figures include hens under four pounds six cents per unit, over four pounds eleven, cocks six. Butterfat figures reflect forty eight, forty five, forty two. Eggs priced at twenty six cents. Pullet eggs listed as sixteen cents.
Kansas City Market Prices for Eggs Butter and Poultry
Market figures list eggs with 60 percent A and 35 medium, 25 standards, and 54 pounds current receipts. butter shows grade A at 62.5 pounds solid and 63 for quarters with 38 to 43 butterfat. poultry prices cover hens, fryers, broilers, farm-run fryers, roosters, turkeys, beltsville turkeys, capons, caponettes, and ducks with weight ranges and price per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Beltsville
Bids for New K.U. Dorm Will Be Opened Oct. 13
State Architect John Brown announced bids for KU’s new 1.14 million dollar women’s dormitory will open on October 13. Two bid types are sought. one for January 1956 completion and a faster September 1955 option if rents offset cost. The 450-bed dorm, on North College Hill near existing women’s halls, will be financed by revenue bonds repaid by student rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
John Brown
Brown
State Board of Regents
North College Hill
North College
Corbin
K. U
Farm Bureau Association To Hold Annual Meeting
The Douglas County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. October 4 in the Home Economics Building at the 4-H Fairgrounds. All members and families are invited, the bureau will provide most items with members supplying salads, desserts, and service. Mrs. Jesse Sutton will head the food committee, Lawrence Leonhard will lead entertainment, and Jack Jackson of KCMO will be the speaker. A county dinner is set for 7:30 p.m. September 20 at the Chuck Wagon Cafe. County dairy committee members Fred Flory, Ronald Robb, and Clarence Hubbard will attend the September 14 Topeka meeting of the State committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau Association
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Jesse Sutton
Associated Women
Lawrence Leonhard
Jack Jackson
KCMO
Kansas City
Fred Flory
Ronald Robb
Clarence Hubbard
Topeka
Two Fires Reported Overnight In Lawrence
The Lawrence Fire Department answered two alarms with no property damage. Fire Chief John Miller said the first fire involved grease in an oven at 341 Lincoln Street at 5 50 yesterday evening. The second stemmed from an electric wire knocked down by a falling limb at 1505 University Drive about 2 43 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John Miller
Lincolln’ St
University Dr
Card of Thanks for Omer Edmonds
The Edmonds family expresses sincere thanks to all who contributed kindness cards and support during Omer Edmonds illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Omer Edmonds
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Cleary
James Terrence Purcell
Jerome Glen Morrissey
Joseph Toxler
Paola
Arthur Mates Christy
Scott City
John Allen Rows
Sabetha
Michael Francis Quin
Willam Berry Faber
Moy
Richard BR
Clark
Talo Ato
Bernard James Hrueck
Daviid
Charles Clark
Robert O. ‘Gowlet
Phe
Charlea BK. Spencer
Tinetton City
Kenneth A. Keefer
Edmund &. Ash
Kansas’ City
Kans Garry L. Craim
Garden City
John G. Thodis
Selina
Hurshel G. Underhill
Donald G. Scott
Gary BR. Poe
Harlan
Sam Brun
Tommy L. Nelson
Jerry Enfield
Spokane
Wash
Gene R .Kane
Harry BR. Mila
Yates Center
Bill R. Murray
Gary Russell
Charles R. Minnick
Junction City
Robert McMichael
Stockton
Keiley B. Deeter
Ronald
Sparling
John T. Flannagan
Robert L. Vaughan
Phi Kappa Stema
Vental Louis Patterson
Oskaloosa
Donald Norris Blot
Jack Lindsay
John McDermott
Baxter Springs
Max R. Woodburn
Ernest Wohlenberg
Gar
Hale
Atwood
Robert Gene Richmond
North Kansas City
Jerry Haggard
Bernard Jezak
George R. Reida
Robert Moore Ballinger
Larry Lee
Redenbaugh
Gardner
Robert J. Cooper
Robert T. Norris
James Michael Coble
Robert
Ronald David Hamndten
Claflin
Edward Jean Spineto
Pittsburg
David Lee Rose
Charles Glasgow Ferguson
Richard Raymond Bower
Norton
Roger Arthur Pruitt
Beloit
John Fat Cumiskey
Willam Buegene Harrison
Malcom King II
Rex Valjean Owen
Topaat
Edward Lake Jones
Dodge Ity
Stema Alpha Epsilon
Jim Aldrich
Don Moor
Kent Crippin
Mike Walker
Dudley Schmid
Ronald Ott
Kent Pelz
Jim Whaley
Jefferson City
Don Adams
John McDowell
Gary Barnhill
Dave Schopflin
Pasadena
Charles E. Stevens Jr
Michael Mills
Ronald Ray Riepen
Ray Wilson
Carrollton
Jim Tawson
Opeke
Tom McGrath
Michael Grove
Larned
Ted Teichgraeber
Sigma Chi
Don Erwin
Wayne Swenson
On Butler
Louis DaHarb
Parsona
Jerry Dickey
Don Queen
Ichita
Bruce Rider
Robert Taylor
Embry
Omaha
James G. Schulte
Larry Harlan
M. Crosby Brown
Kirkwood
Sigma Nu
Richard F. Lowe
Winona
Gee L. Blackburn
Juplin
Donald Dean Rogers
Jerry Walter Johnson
John A. Christie
Marion Gregory Fall
Burdett
Garylee Nitz
Goodland
Karl Edward Voldeng
Jerry Elston Buchanan
Garnett
Raymond Chfford Stockwell
Merle Mack Vaughn
Independence
Charles Baldwin Jenney
William Angus Davidson
Edward Marshall Fuller Jr
Stewart Lawrence Engel
Robert Park McGee
Olathe
Stanleigh
F. Chapin
Robert L. Roberta
Sigma Phi. Epsilon
Sonderholm
Norman F. Suedekum Hutchinson
John Dierking Jr
Jim Roper
Lonte J. Atherton
R. Kent Melton
R. D. Mierley
Wizard Jordan
James Knox Wallace
Robert Tennison Flores
Keith Sullivan
Steve Myers
Bob Hopkins
Russell
Richard Lee West
Ferol Preston Gehring
Atchison
Lawrence Ball
Cunningham
Nicholas William Classen
el Paso
Warren Dean Chinn
Kent Mardis
Preston
James Ladd Durner
Bern
Sigma Pi
Jon Zimmerman
Toeka
Robert Orr
John R. McDaniel
Richard W. Rodewald
Eudora
Newell
Rodewald
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Brad Lashbrook
Darry Fredrick Kobler
Hays
Ken Wainwright
Hill City
Ted Stéegmann
Dick Bruce
Dudley ‘Smith
Bruce Peteet
Fairway
Harold Morgan
Paul D’ Aversa
Farmingdale
N.Y
Harry Gray
el W. Scholten Jr
James RB. Combs
Jerry Wayne Giddena
James Vincent Riley
Estherville
Mike McConnell
Lloyd Mayer
Edeon
Larre Tarrant
Fey Dorado
Triangle
Paul David Barker
William Arthur Legge
Chanute
Marvin LeRoy Wilken
Lakin
Robert Samuel Wade
Coffeyville
Robert Richard Johnson
Guy Robert Scott Jr
Gerald Martin Harkness
John Raymond Tomlin
Darrel C. Breeby
Lynn Armatrong Johnson
Robert M. Pringle
Bncklin
Carl Gene Shoure
Kansas Cry
Ronald Haxterlark
Charles Edward Hill
Altamont
Montgomery
Lee Rogers
Bernard Lee Reaver
Wakarusa
Jamey Roland Cyverl
St . Pats
Lloyd Ronald Vant
Droodles
By Roger Price
NWO
Sea of Japan
U.S
Red China
Lamartine
Memorial Hospital
Joan Simmons
Lane A
Harry Edmondson
Pa. St
Virginia Harding
Lane 8
Joyce Huson
George Saumty
Haskell
Alfred A. Eisele
Charles Schwegler
Gloria Wanager
DeSoto
George E. Jennings
N. H. St
Lola Glasscock
Elm St
Otis Hattabaugh
Murphy
K.U
Potter Lake
Bertha Oglesvie
Mrs. Winifred Guile
NROTC
U.N
Ike
N.C
Ort In
USDA
K. C. Cash Grain
Yu du Pont
Eagle Peens
Gen Motors
Grace & Co
Greyhound Gulf Oi
P &L
Liog Oi
Lone’ S Cem
Ba Martin, GL & McKess '& R
Kan Tex
Nat Gyps Ave
NY Central
Tn No Am
Averhan
Ohio Oil
Uw Penney
JC U
Pa RR
Phill Pet
Reyn Met
Ry St Jos
Wrens
Sears Reebeesee
Sinclair O
K. C
Farm Bureau Association
Skinner
Mase
Partners Insurance Exchange Truck Ins
Exchange
the Insurance Qechange
District Sales
Andy” Anderson
University Motors Packard
N.H
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