Ottawa High Holds Shrine Bowl Awards Ceremony
Ottawa High conducts awards ceremony spotlighting Shrine Bowl honorees and standout athlete Jason Tharp.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2001
Page
7
Ottawa High conducts awards ceremony spotlighting Shrine Bowl honorees and standout athlete Jason Tharp.
Jason Ingram, an Ottawa University senior from Kansas City, Kansas City Mo, spends a spring Wednesday outside decorating a campus sidewalk with a chalk timeline from Paleolithic to modern times as part of his senior comprehensive. He expects to defend his choices before faculty and plans to join the U S Army after graduation, with basic training in South Carolina next month and two years stationed abroad.
Local volunteers present The Beach Blanket Benefit at City Park to raise funds for the defunct Ottawa Youth Center. The two night show features Steve Strickland Pusht and Cola with 7 p.m. gigs and a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee. Donations support a $600 filing fee to gain tax exempt status and any surplus funds help operating costs. Future plans include a three year grant strategy and seeking a vacant building once nonprofit status is approved.
In Topeka AP reports senators refuse to close the books on school finance for 2001. They vow to press for more funds to public education though the latest proposal failed on the 86th day of a 90 day session. The bill sought an additional $60 million.
In Topeka a ceremony added Ottawa High School graduate Charles Joseph Bohlender Jr. and two other officers Jeff Howey and John Galvin to the Statehouse Law Enforcement Memorial as space grows tight. The memorial bears 223 names with expansion plans under consideration.
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