Senior Junior High Honor Roll Lists Released by The Telegraph
The Telegraph published the first nine weeks honor rolls for Senior, Junior High, with names across Seventh to Twelfth grades and multiple A, B, and C grades. Notable entries include Susan Fisher, William Fankhauser, Laura Smith, Pam Geu, John Gonzales, Donna Landmesser, and many others cited with specific grade achievements.
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Susan Fisher
William Fankhauser
Kerry Peters
Richard Braasch
Cynthia Hajek
Thomas Bruce
Deborah Hyde
Wade Jensen
Kathleen Chaffee
Linda Christensen
Carol Rice
Paula Ritz
John Hutton
Beverly Eddy
Beth Edwards
Jeanette Jones
Connie Wilson
Connie Hickox
Dennis Howarth
Debbie Rankin
John Seelmeyer
Jerry Weber
Laura Smith
Janice Gell
Richard Henkel
Kathy Akin
Cheryl Johnson
Connie Fisher
Cynthia Schmale
Dee Ann Geu
Linda Garcia
Susan Janda
Bruce Luehrs
Robert Studnicka
Debbie Thayer
Lajean Lessman
Rita Underdown
Sharon Statley
Pam Geu
Raymond Stark
Linda Abrams
Tom Edwards
Connie Fleenor
Jill Jackson
Vickie Peters
Rollie Rexroth
Charlene Herout
Karen Jacobsen
Chris Rankin
Daryl Johnson
Tamera Schilreff
Kathy Hall
Donn Hume
Janet Mitchell
Carolyn Moulder
John Gonzales
Steve Harlan
Bonnie Stayton
Christ Cramer
Kent Brunzell
Patty Lingwall
Jannine Nielsen
Sharon Wilson
Donna Landmesser
Jean Olinger
Lloyd Oliverius
Diane Tobin
Lynn Robinson
Mike Bragg
Kay Kile
Greg Reisner
Jean Manley
David Takahashi
State Holds 3rd Place In Interstate Work
Nebraska maintains third among Midland states in building the Interstate to full standards but ranks last in miles open to traffic. Of 478.1 designated miles, 169.1 are full standards and 12.9 are adequate for present traffic. About 38 percent of Interstate 80 in Nebraska is open, with 35 percent at full standards. Wyoming leads in completion percentage, while Missouri has the most miles open. Nebraska has spent 106.1 million dollars, 37 percent of the total estimated cost.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Beet Growers to Receive 43.6 Million From 1964 Crop
Denver Great Western Sugar Co will pay 43 635 000 to beet growers across five states as the initial 1964 crop payment. Checks go to about 8 600 contracts with averages of 9.46 per ton in Colorado and Kansas 9.87 in Nebraska and southern Wyoming and 9.85 in Montana and northern Wyoming. payments reflect lower yield higher sugar content and lower refined sugar prices.
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Great Western Sugar Co
Frank A. Kemp
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Nebraska
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Kemp
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