Senior Awards At Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School honors a large list of seniors with awards at a Municipal Auditorium banquet. Recipients include Harvey Drake and Sharon Blakeley among many scholars and club sponsors, with multiple scholarships from Optimist Club Babe Ruth and local groups. National Merit recognitions, choir and band honors, debate, drama, and yearbook awards are noted alongside athletics and language distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Municipal Auditorium
Harvey Drake
Sharon Blakeley
Eddie Kimball
Optimist Club
Curtis Anderson
Babe Ruth
Robbie Geist
Troy Grace
Eth Pfc
Truman Gates
Yorty Clark
Rose Blanco
Underwood
Roger Maxwell
Linda Teter
Ellis
Jane Gillogly
Rotary Club
Delilah Cook
Barry Gaeddert
Bell & Howell
Mark Barnes
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Ty Rumford
Ray Cotes
Dwayne LaGalle
David Towner
Kevin James
Tim Conard
Greg Hook
Linda Cantrell
Mary Claterbos
Randy Morrison
State of Kansas
Brian Dailey
Parke Johnson
Jim Lewis
David Mettenburg
Bob Proulx
Polly Shumway
Arlon
Floyd Kaub
Tad Ballinger
Jim McCrosses
Duane Ream
Martha DePriest
Jill Cartmill
Mary Lyn Roberts
Beth McLain
Honor Pep—Roxanne Murray
Jil
Yorry Clark
Brad Ryckert
Karen Chambers
Linda Smith
Nancy Wingerd
Cyrones
Tad Battinger
Mark Norton
Toni Chapman
Jim McCrossen
Jeanié Johnson
J Cartmill
Spaech
Laury Bobbish
Children’s Theatre
Backy Beeman
Lori Peterson
Janet Coen
Pat Gahagan
Anne Morrissey
Rebecca Lee
Leona Finch
Pat Gagahan
Tony Cevall
Jim Maccrossen
Beth Filppo
Brenda Watts
Stuco
Martha DePries
Glenn Covert
John Mills
Marty Garrett
Greg Hank
Linda Teler
Connie Currant
Kim Sauer
Sherri Howell
Becky Beeman
Joe Gibson
Tim Wilson
Cyclonetics
Jeanie Johnson
Anna Sift
Stephanie Hoy
Mary Claterbas
Craig Snyder
Nancy Wingert
Vassar Players Set For Season
Vassar Playhouse marks its 10th anniversary with five musicals and two dramas. The summer line includes Trouble in Tahiti and Archie and Mehitabel opening the season, followed by The King and I, The Miracle Worker, H.M.S. Pinafore, Bus Stop, and A Little Night Music. Ticket prices vary by show and day, with dining options and a new barn layout and patio dinners announced. The Rogerses star in the final production. For tickets call (913) 828-3249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Vassar Playhouse
Tahiti
Archie and
Mehitabel
Playhouse
Rodgers and Hammerstein
William Gibson
Helen Keller
Annie Sullivan
Gilbert and Sullivan
Vassar Thespians
Wil
William Inge
Kansas
Lawrence
Brice and
Veda Rogers
Leonard Bernstein
Suburbia
U.S.A
Archy
Darion
Kleinsinger
Ottawa High School Graduation Plans and Honors Recap
Commencement practice set for Tuesday 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Commencement at 8 p m Thursday with performances by Concert Choir Cytones and Ottawa High School Band. The Cytones will sing The Star Spangled Banner and Concert Choir You ll Never Walk Alone. Awards and scholarships announced at the Senior s Honor Banquet. Journalists Rose Blanco Jimmy McCrossen and others thanked for OHS Beat coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Thompson
Cytones
Ottawa High School
Polly Shumway
Rise
Floyd Kaub
Ringwald
Barbara Dunn
Julie Hendricks
Teri Roe
Barbara Talbott
Linda Blake
Janean Burke
Janet Dearfoss
Teresa Kramer
Jerry
OHS
Ottawa Herald
Rose Blanco
Jimmy McCrossen
Jane Gillogly
Anita Stitt
Brenda Watts
Rose Heinlein Ad for Hair Stylist Appointment
The Montreal area ad lists Rose Heinlein as a hair stylist available for appointments at 242 2377. Also promotes grocery and event items including tomatoes and Garden Mums offers and local dances with Karen and the Eastaways at Ottawa VFW and Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen at the Eagles Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Heinlein
Ottawa
VFW
Marvin Ross
The
Country Gentlemen
Library Line answers readers questions this week
The column provides local library helped inquiries on census contact, Isle of Man location, sales tax guidance via Kansas Revenue, teddy bear naming origin, cattle brand registration, metric to gallon conversion, and the legal term injunction with concise references to sources. It invites readers to contact the Community Information Center for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun and Main
Topeka
Bureau of the Census
Isle of Man
Irish Sea
England
Webster's New Geographical Dictionary
Herman Kraushaar
Kansas Dept. of Revenue
Franklin County
Kraushaar
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Random House
Roosevelt
Livestock Brand Division
Kansas Animal Health Department
State of
Kansas
Almanac
KFU seeks probe of Wolf Creek nuclear plan
McPherson Kansas The Kansas Farmers Union asked for a full public inquiry into KEPCOs planned 1.3 billion Wolf Creek investment. Dale Lyon said 23 rural electric coops could be locked in for 40 years if approved by the Kansas Corporation Commission. He warned costs may rise beyond 1.5 billion before operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Kansas Farmers Union
KEPCO
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Kan
Open House for Ottawa Schools Food Service Director Retiree
The Open House to honor Ernestine Fisher retiring as Ottawa school Food Service Director runs 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday in the Junior High multi purpose room. The public is invited. Department of Public Safety Officer Larry O Hara returned from a week long arson investigation class at the National Fire Academy near Washington DC, with costs paid by the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Fisher
Food Service
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
Larry O'Hara
National Fire Academy
Washington,d.c
Academy
Ottawa district invites bids for 1980 81 food service
U S C No 290 Ottawa will receive bids to manage its food service program for the 1980 81 school year until May 23 1980 at 4 00 p m Bids must state qualifications experience and a detailed operation plan for seven Ottawa schools include a budget for 1980 81 and a guarantee of familiarity with state and federal guidelines Submit in sealed envelope to Kenneth Woods Superintendent of Schools Ottawa Kansas 66067
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.C. No
Ottawa
Kenneth Woods
South Main Street
Kansas
Chrysler to Close Lynch Road Plant Amid Slumping Market
Chrysler announces temporary shutdown of its Lynch Road Detroit assembly plant ending with the current model run. The date depends on demand. plant could reopen in future years if the market stabilizes. Union says tentative closing set for July 2 with parts supply for taxi and police orders noted. Plant builds New Yorker Newport and St. Regis and Gran Fury lines. Chrysler will keep New Yorker name at a St. Louis facility. In Kansas, Regents approve CEO pay hikes of 2200 to 5000 yearly and 2500 to 3500 for top staff. percent raises range 6.2 to 11.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynch Road
Tony Janette
United Auto Workers Union
Janette
St. Louis
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Board of Regents
First Kiwanis Scholarship Award to Ottawa High Senior Floyd Kaub
Ottawa High School senior Floyd Kaub, son of Betty Kaub, was named the first Kiwanis Scholarship recipient by Kiwanis Club member Delmont Hadley. Kaub, who plans to attend Ottawa University, is a Key Club member active in sports, music, drama, and National Honor Society and attended Boys State. He will receive 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Floyd Kaub
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Delmont Hadley
Hadley
OHS
Key Club
Kaub
Ottawa High
Boys State
Phillips Univ Dean's Honor Roll Student Named
DAVID LYTLE of Ottawa is on Phillips University Enid Ohio spring semester dean's honor roll. The Burlingame Saddle Club will sponsor the Santa Fe Trails Rodeo May 23 25 at 8 p m Friday Saturday and 2 p m Sunday Burlingame Saddle Club arena. The Kansas Park and Resources Authority will hold a public meeting at 8 p m Thursday at the Lake Region RC D and office 13th and Main to discuss updating the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan and invite public opinions on five year recreation facility development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lytle
Ottawa
Phillips University
Enid
Ohlo
Burlingame Saddle Club
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Lake Region Rc&d
Main
Injury and crime report highlights in Franklin County
Friday incidents include Lindee Pope 16 of Osawatomie treated for facial and limb injuries after a moped crash while delivering a newspaper. A Bowman 17 Rural Pomona vehicle left roadway and struck a power pole. damages over 300. Burglary reports a 30-30 rifle taken from Terry Crouch’s rural Lane home. Thefts include a Water District meter and a bicycle. An Ottawa High School vandalism case led to a criminal damage summons for Donald Hobbs 18. Civil cases filed involve Farmers and Merchants Bank, RMH, and other county bodies seeking money recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindee A. Pope
S. Elm
Pope
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pomona
David L. Bowman
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Franklin County Rural Water District No. 6
Lane
Bonnie A. McMechan
Osawatomie
Farmers Co-op
Richmond
Donald A. Hobbs
S. Cedar
Ottawa High School
Hobbs
Leanne Blecha
Lincoln
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
William B. Coley
Georgia Coley
Franklin County Commission
Greg and
Anne J. Stout
County Commission
RMH
David G
Deborah B. Crump
Fred. H. Scheele
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Fred Solis
Vassar Junction
Playhouse Barn
Caboose Club
Bazaar
Ad Briefs
Butler-Hanes Florists
Eagles Lodge
Karen and the Eastaways
McArdle
Ree
Country Gazette
Butler Music
Ottawa Auditorium
Jb’s
Big Boy
N. Main
Williamsburg High School
Humane Shelter
19Th St
KFU
Nuke Bay-In
the Daily Report
Sheriff's News
Terry L. Crouch
Public Safety News
District Court News
Saffron Glass Co
Wolnut
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern
Robert L. Shields
CLA
G. Craig Sandberg
S. Main
Kaw
Northwestern Mutual Life the Quiet Company
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