MU Honors List 93 From Audrain County Dean's Honor List
Ninety three Audrain County students join nearly 12,000 MU honors for fall 1973 and winter 1974. Names span Farber Laddonia Benton City Mexico and more, including Parthenia Carlson Alan Hammett Jo Ann Becker Elizabeth Brown Debra Love Warren Mayes Larry Naysmith John Pasley Teresa Wenzel Cynthia Barron Dorothy Bishop Peggy Cole Jimmy Current Willard Davidson Debra Doak Allen Doak Glenn Easley Gary Fowler Harold Fuller James Gibson Jerry Gibson Charles Hayden Mary Hayden Ray Lester Patricia Smith Cindy Steiner Michael Wormsley Robert Boyes Mark Authur Richard Davis Marvin Hinton Andy Popp Richard Popp Mary Primus Stephen Wieberg Nancy Allen Robert Bastian Lynn Becker Vicki Berger John Beshears Melanie Bolcourt Donald Carlyle Caryn Cline Susan Cornett Jo Craghead Lon Daniel James Davis Lee Dennison John DiBlasi Vickie Earle John Edwards Mary Farnen Philip Geary Jo Goff Bernadette Hanneken Catherine Harrison Iris Holtcamp Dwight Hubert Gene Hubert James Kallenbach Kathleen Kallenbach Donna Kendrick Richard Kendrick Kathy King Kevin Laws Sherry Laws Randall Lucking Marilyn Melahn Lester Miller Phyllis Mollet Joyce Mudd John Ollis Nancy Ollis Vickie Pasley Elliot Qualls Michael Reed Nita Roe Carl Schoeppel Nancy Schoeppel Karl Shellabarger Jacquelyn Spurrier John Stuart Michael Stubblefield Andrew Tribble John Webber Patricia Westcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County
University of Missouri
Columbia
Farber
Parthenia
M. Carlson
Route 1
College of Education
Hesse Alan Hammett
College of Agriculture
Wanda Renee Trabue
Laddonia
Jo Ann Becker
Elizabeth F. Brown
Debra Lynn Love
Warren L. Mayes
College of Arts and Science
Larry Dean Naysmith
John Albert Pasley
College of Engineering
Teresa Horton Wenzel
Vandalia
Cynthia May Barron
College of Home Economics
Dorothy Jane Bishop
Peggy Ann Cole
Jimmy Ray Current
Willard R. Davidson
Deborah Lynn Doak
Allen Gregory Doak
Glenn Edward Easley
Gary Calvin Fowler
Harold A. Fuller
James F. Gibson
Jerry Duane Gibson
Charles M. Hayden
School of Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
Mary Belinda Hayden
Ray Mike Lester
William C. Shotwell
Patricia Lynn Smith
Cindy Ann Steiner
Michael A. Wormsley
Benton City
Robert Louis Boyes
Martinsburg
Mark Joseph Authur
Robert S. Bastian
Fairground
Lynn Ellen Becker
Vicki Jean Berger
Johns. Beshears
Ringo
Melanie R. Bolcourt
Lakeside
Donald H. Carlyle
College of Administration and Public Affairs
Caryn Sue Cline
College of Arts
Susan Elaine Cornett
West St
Jo Ellen Craghead
Lon David Daniel
N. Jefferson
James Steven Davis
Providence Road
School of Journalism
Lee Ann Dennison
John Joseph DiBlasi
E. Jackson
School of Social and Community Services
Vickie Lou Earle
Concordia Ave
John Robert Edwards
Pollock Road
Mary Kathryn Farnen
West Boulevard
Philip Grant Geary
W. Love
Jo Lynn Goff
Bernadette Hanneken
Ingram Trailer Court
School of Nursing
Catherine Harrison
KE. Monroe St
Iris Ann Holtcamp
Dwight Robert Hubert
Hazel Pl
Kevin Mark Laws
College of Agriculure
Sherry Lynn Laws
Randall W. Lucking
Bennington
Marilyn Kay Melahn
Westminster Pl
Lester J. Miller Tit
Hickory Hill
Phyllis Jean Mollet
Providence
Joyce Ann Mudd
John Wilson Ollis
Kent Road
Nancy Anne Ollis
Kent Read
Vickie Lynn Pasley
Holt St
Elliot Levi Qualls
N. Olive St
Michael Lee Reed
E. Promenade
Nita Gayle Roe
S. Morris Sr
Carl N. Schoeppel
Elm Tree Dr
Nancy J. Schoeppel
College of
John Austin Webber
Patricia A. Westcott
Branchwood
Wedding and visitors headline from Wellsville
Reports from Wellsville describe Pastor Wagner returning from a Maryland trip with his wife and officiating Kathy Carter and Daniel Tarkington’s wedding at the University of Maryland Chapel. The couple’s ceremony followed a trip through Williamsburg Jamestown Ocean City and Washington DC with church visits noted. An obituary line notes Anthony Kloeppel 29 of Jefferson City killed by a tractor at a sand and grave plant near Wardsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Robert Wagner
Hyattsville
M.C. Carter
Wagner
Kathy Carter
Daniel Tarkington
University of Maryland
Wagners
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Ocean City
Washington, D.C
National City Christian Church
Garfield
Johnson
Jefferson City
Anthony Kloeppel
Wardsville
Freshman Ellen Williams and others named in college honor note
The report lists students by college and year including Linda Jo Whalen Route 3 freshman Ellen C Williams 216 South St junior Kenneth M Davidson senior Martha C Heerboth freshman and notes perfect winter gpa 4.0 for the College of Education. It states no honor lists are issued by the School of Medicine Graduate School Library and Informational Science or Veterinary Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Journalism
Linda Jo Whalen
College of Arts and Science
Ellen C. Williams
South St
College of Education
Kenneth M
Davidson
School of Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
Martha C. Heerboth
School of Medicine
Graduate School
School of Library and Informational Science
School of Veterinary Medicine
Laddonia teen wins PCA scholarship to MU
Faye Bertels 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bertels receives a $250 PCA scholarship from Jefferson City Production Credit Association. She will be a University of Missouri freshman majoring in home economics and plans a career in dietetics. She gradu ated 10th of 54 at Community R-6 High School Scott's Corner and earned multiple Future Homemakers of America and NHS honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Bertels
Gerald Bertels
Laddonia
Jefferson City
Future Homemakers of America
Betty Crocker
Home Economics
Catholic Youth Organization
National Honor Society
Girls Athletic Association
Bertels
Curators Approve MU Budget Hike for 1975-76
University of Missouri Curators endorse a 21 million dollar budget increase amid inflation. The 253 million operating budget for the year begins July 1, 1975, with 133 million state appropriations. Ratchford cites salary raises, supplies, and compliance costs, plus capital improvements across four campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
C. Brice Ratchford
Ratchford
Columbia
Rolla
Kansas City
St. Louis
Independence
Harry S. Truman
University of Missouri At
Dowd Camp Gifts From Steamfitters Revealed
Globe-Democrat reports Edward Dowd received more campaign gifts from Steamfitters Local 562 than he disclosed in 1972. The union's report to the Labor Department lists gifts totaling over 79,000 dollars, versus Dowd’s 14,000 dollar figure. Dowd said he did not know the amount and that fundraising was handled by committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
The
Globe- Democrat
Edward L. Dowd
Dowd
U.S. Department of Labor
New Books At Laddonia Library
Mrs. Jacqueline Kauble announces new books for Laddonia Library including fiction by Le Carre Forsyth Steinbeck Howatch Norton Potok Beach Arnold Uhnak and non fiction works by Bernstein Solzhenitsyn Gaines. The library adds a Boy Scouts merit badge series covering many topics and a bookmobile visit to Auxvasse on Aug. 6 and 7 with specific hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong le Carre
Frederick Forsyth
John Steinbeck
Susan Howatch
Dorothy Eden
Perrault
James
Andre Norton
Chaim Potok
Edward Beach
Elliott Arnold
Dorothy Uhnak
Carl Bernstein
Wilfred Craig
Robert Gordon
Michael Mazur
Morris
Gulag Archipelago
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Eugene Davidson
Stuart Baum
Jane Pittman
Ernest Gaines
Boy Scouts of America
Rock Fest Contract Sparks Conflicting Senate Testimony
Missouri Senate investigators heard conflicting accounts from Agriculture Department officials over the Ozark Music Festival lease at the state fairgrounds. William Holden, ex department attorney, said he never saw the final contract until recently and urged an escape clause to cancel the lease without liability. Officials debated who approved changes and whether the state could cancel if health or welfare were at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
State Agriculture Department
State Fairgrounds
William Holden
Agriculture Department
Holden
Ron Jones
Jones
James Boillot
Boillot
Highway Patrol
Sedalia
Richard Weiler
Attorney General's Office
Governor
Minneapolis
Missouri
Drug festival tab adds to fairgrounds damage tally
At the Missouri state fairgrounds the damage estimate rose to 25000 dollars from an earlier 5700. The July rock festival drew over 100000 attendees, with about 4000 treated and 1000 for drug issues. Lime was sprayed as a disinfectant. university doctors report hospital bills totaling 34000 for injuries and illnesses. One youth died, another paralyzed, and promoter bills at Bothwell Hospital reach 12000 for treating over 200 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Boillot
State Fairgrounds
State Health Division
University of Missouri Medical School
University Hospital
Bothwell Hospital
Sedalia
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Audrain
Earl Riefle of
Kirkwood
George Domazlicky
Steven
Mark Woodson
High Ridge
Don Sherril
Herbert Amsden
Lesterville
Joe Hook
W.E. Deichman
Roscoe Grant
Jewell Williams
Montgomery City
H.J. Appling
Whit Sydnor
Sandy Flemming
Laura Young
Olney
Lindell Hildebrand
H.V. Odem
J.M. Long
Ben Kruse
Marybelle Gentle
Deichman
L.E. Eddens
Vera Squiers
Centralia
Herbert Sleight
Raymond Lowry
Ralph Kaeser
Jenifer
Rebecca
Belleville
Stanley Gibson
Mr. Kaeser
Mart DeTienne
R.C. Jacobi
Dawn Roberts
Macomb, Il
Lawrence McHoney
H.D. (Harold) Sulgrove
Harold Sulgrove
Clark
Mexico
PCA
Globe Reports
Dowd Union
Williamsburg, Mo
Kathy Botkins
Democratic
Muldrow
Laddonia Library
Jacqueline Kauble
Bookmobile
Daniel Boone Regional Library
Auxvasse
Citizens Savings
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty
Mexico, Mo
Rock Fest
John Jesse
John
John B. Jesse
Washington
Paul C. Stark
48Th District OF
William
Lloyd C. Stark
National Citizen's Committee
Citizen's Committee
William S. Lowe
Gov
Stark
Mr. Lowe
Paul Stark
Louisiana
Lowe
Bill
Wm. S. Lowe
Independent Voters For Love
John Willer
Olive
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