Father and children finish what they start at NCCC Ottawa
Gerald Bynum returns to college after years away to set an example for his children Rebecca and Matt. All three enroll at Neosho County Community College Ottawa campus while Rebecca and Matt pursue degrees and Gerald considers further study. They share classes and celebrate their milestone, with plans to continue education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrald Bynum
Ottawa
Ike
Bynum
Rebecca
Matt
Num
Barton County Community College
Neosho County Community College
Gerald
Neosho County
NCCC
Gerald Bynum
Bynums
Emporia State University
Matt Bynum
Ottawa High names eight valedictorians for 1999 class
Ottawa High School celebrates eight valedictorians in the Class of 1999: Rachel Anderson, Angie DeJarnette, Susan Mackie, Josh McCune, Sara Porter, Brandy Shoemaker, Eph Thomas, Patricia Zabloudil. Amy Goodloe is named salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Rachel Anderson
Cytones
Sec
FEA
Eae Te Rouniecaoet
Angie DeJarnette
FCA
NHS
R.E.C
Kansas
Susan Mackie
Josh McCune
Sara Porter
Renaissance Crew
Students Named Governor's Scholars In Kansas Selection
A May 2 Topeka ceremony honors the top one percent of Kansas high school seniors. Ottawa High School seniors Rachel Anderson and Rachel Fredricks are listed among the Governor's Scholars, with extensive participation in student council, NHS, activities, and sports.area students Mindi Lynn Mallory of Williamsburg High School and Amy Masenthin of Quenemo also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Ottawa High School
Rachel Anderson
NHS
R.E.C
Mgr
Annas
Girla
Rachel Fredricks
Susan Mackie
Joshua McCune
Sara Porter
National Honor Society
FCA
Renaissance Crew
FEA
ADC
Brandy Shoemaker
Joseph Thomas
Patricia Zabloudil
Future Educators of America
SADD
Mindi Lynn Mallory
Williamsburg High School
Amy Masenthin
Quenemo
Education Notes Warren wins master's at Georgetown
Angela D Warren a 1993 Ottawa High School graduate earned a master of arts from Georgetown University in Washington D C on May 28 through the Center for Eurasian Russian and East European Studies. She will work full time at the American International Health Alliance coordinating medical staff exchanges between American and former Soviet hospitals. She is the daughter of David and Julie Warren of Ottawa.
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Warren
Georgetown
Angela D. Warren
Ottawa High School
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Center
University of Kansas
American International Health Alliance
Washington
David and
Julie Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa H.S
Eph Thomas
Keys Club
Renaissance
Regents
Sonolar
Amy Goodloe
PSU
Cyclonette
Hugh O’brian
Lyceum
Turning Pointe
Rambling Ranchers
Anderson
McCune
Thomas
Zabloudil
Mackie
Max
Manhattan
Lorraine Garrett Mox
Lorraine Mox
KSU Foundation
Kay
Robert Lilja
Danville
Calif
Lake Pomona
Kansas State University
Mox
Women’s Aglow
Ottawa Oasis Club
Girl Scouts
Horticultural Club
Mom’s In
Kay Lilja
Pattigenee Hall
Park City
Utah
Central Heights
Wade Brown
Neosho Co
Michael Clutter
Neosha Co
Jessica Coulson
Ian Day
Baker University
Suzanne Domnanish
Dustin Earnest
Topeka Technical College
Tasha Green
Danny Kueser
Hutchinson Community College
Brandon Lee
Independence Community College
Lucas Mauile
Franklin County Livestock Association
Jody Peine
David Hull
Paul Peters
Richmond United Methodist Church
Pittsburg State
Mike Schulz
Highland Comm
Jason Segraves
Highland Community College
Susan Stanford
Charles Stephenson
Fort Scott Co
Caleb Stroup
Grover Asin
Hele Setar
Eavestock
Fort Scott
Angela Teter
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Behmyer
Ran Bishop
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Gayla Proctor
Charlene Lister
Realty Board
East Central Vacation Cooperative House
Pine
ECVC
Delores Fuller
David Jones
Wall
Arnett
School Food Service Institute
Mary Arnett
West Franklin
Hays
Kansas State Department of Education
Kansas University School of Education
Jolene Alexander
Kay Haas
Nancy Johnson
Don Sigmund
Merritta Dedulio
Therese Payne
Janet Radcliffe
Mary Schleicher
Lori Smilie
Weileville
Alice Nolan
Anderson County
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