Area Students Hit Sooner Honor Listing
OU honors list spring semester includes students with 3.0 or higher. Southwest Oklahoma names cover Altus to Waurika with dozens of local students listed by hometown under the University of Oklahoma honor roll.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1976
Page
2
OU honors list spring semester includes students with 3.0 or higher. Southwest Oklahoma names cover Altus to Waurika with dozens of local students listed by hometown under the University of Oklahoma honor roll.
Students in Mrs. Georgeann Vineyard's Dimensions in Reading class at Eisenhower High School received awards for outstanding and improved performance. Humorous honors included the Golden Tonsils, Comic Performer of the Year, and Comic Book Freak. Principal Richard Neptune and assistant principal Jerry Moon presented certificates. refreshments were supplied by the Title I Building Parents' Council.
ATHENS AP unions began a two day walkout protesting a labor law restricting the right to strike. Banks and many businesses closed. Some construction workers worked while hotel staff stayed away. Public utilities mobilized workers to limit disruption as bus firms replaced striking drivers.
The piece profiles Joe Bayly of Bartlett Illinois author of View from a Hearse and speaker on death and dying. He recounts family losses including three sons and discusses Christian perspectives on suffering acceptance and hope at end of life. Bayly emphasizes patient dignity and home death over medicalized final moments.
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with odd spellings and misprints from Saturday’s puzzle. Includes across and down entries for items like agave fiber lettuce and opera feature with several garbled terms and stray symbols.
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