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Summer Session Kansan
Friday, June 24, 1960
156 Engineers on Honor Roll
The names of 156 students on the Dean's Honor Roll of the School of Engineering and Architecture have been announced by Dean John S. McNown.
The spring, semester honor roll includes approximately the upper 10 percent of each class with grades ranging from 2.26 to 3.
Students who achieved a straight "A" or 3-point record for the semester are:
SIMONS - David Duane Baird, New-
york P E Grizzle, Hiwatua and Har-
bor Rivers
JUNIORS-Ronald  D. Andreas, Abileng, David G. DeLong, Emporia, David G. DeLong, Kansas City, Mo. Richard L. Morris, Wichita, and Wesley W. With, Garden City.
Others on the honor roll are;
SOPHOMOKES—Theodore E. Batchman. Great Bend; John D. Bierlein, Pittsburg, and Charles Luce Moffet, Kansas City, Mo.
Others on the honor roll are:
SENIORS - John Roll Allen, Kansas
CHURCHERS - John A. Glenview,
Ill., Wayne Arnold, Sulphur, La.
Rose William Barton, Lawrence; Harold
W. Bergmann, Lenexa; John L. Boerger,
Sedgwick; John R. Bosserman, Mission;
John E. Becker, Palm Beach;
Larry J. Dewen Brady, Topeka; Edward
E. Cavannah, Great Bend; Wilburn
C. Clark, Kansas City, Mo.; Donald L.
Coffman, Leavenworth; David Lee
2 Men Given $500 Awards
Two Kansas high school graduates have been awarded Ray Q. Brewerst scholarships to attend the University.
The graduates are Donavan Leroy Train of Lindsborg and Gordon Lee Hager of Hapler.
The awards carry a stipend of $500 and are given for one year to outstanding Kansas high school graduates planning to major in chemistry.
They were created in 1957 by KU alumni in honor of Ray Q. Brewster, professor of chemistry and for 16 years chairman of the chemistry department.
The recipients are selected by Prof. Brewster in consultation with the Summerfield and Watkins Scholarship committees.
Both of the recipients have also been given scholarship hall awards which will reduce the cost of their room and board about $300 through a cooperative work program within the living group.
Coupe, Arkansas City; Aubrey R. Davis,
Leeward; Gerard W. DeLong, Blythe-
dale, Mo.; William Arthur Dunn, Pitt-
sburgh, Pa., and Jack C. Dysart, Sterling
Jack Vernon Eakins, Turner; Robert Fessenden, Mission; Royal J. Field, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles L. Foster, Kingsville, Tex.; James Franklin, Kansas City, Mo.; Frye, Kansas City, Mo.; Gibbs, Kansas City, Hall, Wichita; Jerry W. Havenhill, Blue Springs, Mo.; Dennis E. Hayes, Washington; Frank G. Hodge, Hutchinson; Heral R. Holding Colorado Springs; Colo.; Gerald E. Holmberg, Lebaxia; H. Hunnow, Clinton Clinton; Clinton Hughes, Waverly, and Melvin David Hunt, Kansas City, Mo.
James A. Ireland, Lawrence; John R.
Jeffrey, Bartlesville, Oklah.; Milford A.
Johnson, Iola; Ernest Johnston, Baldwin;
Wilber E. Jorgenson, Greenleat; Gary
E. Jorgenson, Greenleat; pek
Kansas City; Gary Martin Korb,
Olathe; William F. Lawrence, Independence,
Mo.; Robert J. Leanna, DePere,
Wis.; David Charles May, Merriam;
James E. McClanahan, Kansas City, Mo;
James F. McDowell, Kansas City; James
G. Gizon, Jones; James P. Ochoer,
Plesanton, and Brandt P. Ochoer,
Overland Park.
Gary E. Pack, Wichita; Richard H. Peterson, Kansas City, Mo.; Lionel G. Rickford, Marienthal; Verne L. Roberts, Kansas City, Mo.; John Noola, Mo.; Dave G. Ruf Jr., Spring Hill; Robert E. Schake, Lawrence; Larry C. Schoieley, Kiowa; Mohammed Y. Lawnier, Norman D. Shuart, Kansas City, Kent; Don S. Kansas City, Mo.; Frank R. Swenson, Clay Center; William F. Teague, Chapman; Paul Edwin Teeter, Independence, Mo.; Shawnee; Warren L. Willis, Baldwin, and John H. Woodford, Kansas City, Mo.
JUNIORS—Richard L. Andsager, Pleva; Roger D. Baum, Caunford, N. J.; Floyed E. Corbil, LeRoy; Gordon L. Culp, Topeka; John A. Engelland, Sterling; Johnson M. Eckel, Prairie Village; Robert C. Hagan, Newton; Ivan Lee Haugh, Topeka; R. Keith Herrin, Kansas City, Mo.; Robert A. Hinton, Hamlin; Siegried Holzer, Kansas City; Roland W. Koch, Lee's Summit, Mo.; Dennis A. Maser, Dodge; Jeffrey H. Barker, Mitchell, H. Mitchell, Colby; Donald Muehlberger, Kansas City, Mo.; Darrell E. Myers, Overland Park; Charles D. Ogden, Sabetha; Donald Pope, Ulysses; John L. Porter, Kansas City, Mo.; Ronald E. Roberts, Kansas City, Mo.; Robert I. Seens, Robert E. Seens, Wellsville; David Stoltenberg, Lawrence, and Terry G. Watkins, El Dorado.
SOPHOMORES—Glenn W. Albright, Herington; Stuart H. Barger, Harrisonville, Mo.; Phillip Leon Carr, Salina; Don W. Clifford, Wichita; Dale L. Collision, Humboldt; Ronlee Lee Cox, Dodge Earl Foltz, Kansas City, Mo.; Alan James Geery, Salina; John R. Guth, Iola; Edwin L. Hill, Muncie; John T. Hood, Kansas City, Mo.; Suzy Howell, Clinton, Mo.; Donald E. Hunter, Oak Park, Ill., Paul L. Ingemanson, Topeka; Karl G Kreutzig, Wichita; Everett Lee John-Collison, Jacksonville Village; John J. McCormick, Kansas City, Mo.; Phillip A. McGee, Olathe; Kelman Max Miller, Horton; Larry V. Moore, Topeka; Harold L. Rogler, Wichita; Robert B. Sullivan, Kansas City, and
Duane Diane Ullitan, Blue Springs, Mo.
FRESHMAN—Gary Paul Agin, Kansas City, Mo.; Robert D. Berryman, Larned; James T. Black, Kansas City, Mo.; Gary Dean Boxberger, Great Bend; Paul Nolan Browne, Kansas City, Mo.; Donald O. Burrell, Mason City College, Thomas Monk, Minneapolis Lester, R. Richard Natchitesh, La.; Larry French Defeer, Independence; David Roger Dullin, Kansas City; Richard H. Hartman, Kansas City, Mo.; Hans A Hevnaun, FT. Collins, Richard L. Haynes, Mayer, Richard L. Knuckey, Winfield, and Billy Floyd Lucas, Mapleton.
Harold Lee Massie, Vermilion; Philip R. McDaniel, Little Rock, Ark.; Michael Boyd Mead, Kansas City, Mo.; John C Mustard Jr, Topapek; Jack D. Robinson, Sedalia, Mo.; Gary W. Rosenwald, Topeka; Roger Joe Schroff, Kansas City, Mo.; Robert Melvin Shurtz, Beloit; David Otdie, Independence, Mo.; Donald Otis Swindon, Clay Center; George W. Taylor, Independence, Mo.; James D. Warner, Wichita; George A. Wilson Jr., Kansas City, Mo., and James D. Wolfe, Garden City.
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