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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, September 21, 1967
Announce Summerfield scholars
Fifty-five KU students have received Summerfield scholarship renewals for the 1967-08 academic year.
The scholarships are the highest academic award an undergraduate KU student who is a graduate of a Kansas high school may receive.
Established in 1929 from the estate of the late Solon E. Summerfield, KU alumnus and New York manufacturer, the awards are made on the basis of academic achievement, leadership, character, and promise of future usefulness to society.
Seniors
The Summerfield scholars:
Roger Alexander, Wichita; Carl H. Brainerd, Shawnee Mission; Joseph Lance Fromme, Hoxie; Kenneth Gray, Ulysses; Robert J. Harrop, Topeka; John C. Hoppe, Ottawa; Daniel Hornbeck, Overland Park; Randy Jacobs, Lea-
wood.
Robert Jacoby, Topeca; William Lathan, Atchison; James W. Leibert, Coffeyville; Rodney Lovett, Neodesha; James McCalla, Lawrence; Alson Martin, Shawnee Mission; James P. Merchant, Shawnee Mission; Russell Merrill, Lawrence; Peter L. Peterson, Newton.
Juniors
Hanan S. Bell, Prairie Village; Jim G. Berryman, Hutchinson; Byron R. Cotter, Wichita; Terry A. Cox, Deerfield; John F. Coyle II, Coffeeville; Joe W. Goering, Moundridge; Louis Green Jr., Prairie Village; Douglas Hamilton, Salina.
Charles Hastings, Topeka; Donald Hedrick, Topkea; William Homer II, Paola; Frank Joyce, Shawnee Mission; Ray Norman
Continued from page 1 storm has severely damaged the $15 million citrus fruit crop and destroyed and damaged homes in Brownville and along the coast.
3 students win KU scholarships
North of Corpus Christi, tornadoes generated by the hurricane have killed four persons. Three were killed in the small town of Palacios and a fourth person near El Campo. A 15-year-old girl also vanished while surfing off the Texas coast Tuesday.
Beulah-
Joel Barr, Hutchinson freshman, has been granted a Greater University Fund scholarship anonymously established for deserving students from Hutchinson.
Recipients of the Olive Hare Stanford scholarships for Toronto (Kan.) high school students are Harley Schlotterbeck, junior, and Candace Sherman, freshman, both of Toronto.
Sophomores
Kopsa, Mulvane; Gary H. McClelland, Topeka; Michael J. McDonald, Kansas City; Douglas E. McKeen, Topeka; Douglas Mackey, Hutchinson; Mark Michael, Wichita; Steven G. Sebree, Salina; Gerald A. Taylor, Wichita; Michael C. Walter, Hutchinson.
Raymond Bailey, Atchison;
William M. Basson, Wichita; Steven J. Bredehoeft, Overland Park;
William C. Clark, Oklahoma City;
Robert R. Hamilton, Hutchinson; Jon P. Hauxwell, Stockton; Douglas A. Hensley, Wichita; William R. Hutchinson, Chanute.
Gregory P. Huwe, Hiawatha; Edward S. Murdock, Shawnee Mission; William W. Nye, Leawood; Darrel E. Reed, Leawood; Christopher L. Saricks, Lawrence; Donald E. Sloan, Topeka; Walter Stromquist, Charleston Ill.; G. Van Swan, Wichita; Richard M. Whitley, Lawrence.
The Douglas County Family Planning Association
Birth-Control Clinic
1035 $ \frac{1}{2} $ Mass. Next to City Hall
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21st
The Douglas County Planning Association is an affiliate of the Planned Parenthood Association of Kansas City. It is not related to any religious, political, or campus organization. The board is composed of noted and qualified people of varied backgrounds and interests. Their interest is to be of service to you. Whether you need information, medical or social assistance, or are simply interested in the programs offered, please feel free to use the information, advice, and help available through the Douglas County Family Planning Association.
Call VI 3-4933 for information
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