Dean Keith Paintings Exhibit in Amarillo
One man show of former Wellington resident Ronnie Dean Keith opens Sunday June 20 at the Albrecht Chiropractic Clinic Amarillo running daily 9 am to 5 pm through July 4. Reception June 20 from 2 to 4 pm. Keiths oils focus on the picturesque Panhandle and will be for sale. He teaches in Amarillo, is WTSU graduate and pursuing a Master of Arts degree with work in oil painting and silversmithing.
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Emilio Caballero
WTSU
National Guard
E Kannenburg Dies in Dallas
Elmer Kannenburg of Dallas died June 9 at home from an apparent heart attack after a prior attack three weeks earlier. He was 32nd degree Mason and member of the Eastern Star and 700 Club. Survivors include his wife Lydabel Aaron and two sons Bob and Hubert of Dallas, plus six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Sparkman Hillcrest Funeral Home.
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Chesley Lane
Dallas
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Wellington
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Eastern Star
700 Club
Kay Freeman of Altus Oklahoma and two children
Kay Freeman of Altus Oklahoma has two children Jill aged 10 and Mark aged four. Leader Want Ads promise quick results.
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Altus
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WTSU Opens University Honors Program for Fall 1976
West Texas State University will launch a universitywide honors program in fall 1976 under Dean Theodore Freidell of the College of Arts and Sciences. Approved by the Board of Regents, the program will be run by the dean and an honors committee with designated courses in English history government and an advanced honors track. The state and local government honors course will start next fall alongside a colloquium or seminar. Colloquia will consist of 25 or fewer students.
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West Texas State University
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Board of Regents
New Honors Program Adds English Courses and Colloquia
English literature honors courses and one of two colloquia will be added to the spring 1977 program with courses offered in subsequent terms. Colloquia cover Images of the Future, Approaches to Knowledge, Frontiers of Science and Technology, and Quest for the Public Interest. Admission relies on high school grades plus ACT or SAT scores, college performance, and promise. After 15 semester hours of honors coursework with a 3.0 GPA in those courses and an overall 3.25, students earn a certificate and transcript hours. the program complements the existing departmental honors track.
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