PATRONIZE KANSAN ADVERTISERS
Wilson nominees named
More than 100 KU seniors have been nominated for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has announced.
From this number about 75 will be asked to submit applications to the college office by Nov.20.
These candidates will be interviewed by a scholarship committee in January. The winners will be named in March or April.
Last year KU was awarded 18 Wilson scholarships, chosen from 28 applicants.
This year's nominees include:
John Latham, Attichion; Bonnie
Latham, Attichion; Nancy Sanders,
Richard Warmer; Daniel
Brune, Judith Thompson; Carl
Gibson, Tyson Travis, Nancy Gallup
 and Paula Sie Dickens, all of Law-
ROBERT MANWEILER, Hoisington; Mary McLelland, Pratt; Walter Mooney, Wichita; Charles Kifer, Scott City; Andrea Speer, Kansas City; Roxie Coley, Salina; Mike Gresser; Rowell Paul; Faulkner; Leawood; Louvain Paul; Dwiegoe.
Harriet Schultz, Overland Park; James Perkins, Prairie Village; Elden Kopper, Topea; Rick Harrington, Torre Hatte, Ind.; Martin Holmer, Michael Richardson, Overland Park; Sara Kirkland, Bartlesville, Okla.
Danielle Harder, Wichita; Klonda Speer, Scottsville; Suzanne Harvey, Newton, Pa.; Carole Cour, El Dorado; Patricia Cowen, Junction City; Barbara Crown, Wichita; Loren Crown,
Bethel; Susan David, Parkville, Mo
DAVID HALL. Coffsville; Richard Harp, Harperland Park; Sara Harvey, Winston Salem; John Harvey, Wis.; Gerald Holemouth, Sharon Springs; Susana Holroyd, Sedan; Neil Hudson; Sawnee Mission; Patricia Hudson, Kansas City; William Hurt, Sedalia, Mo.
John Jewell, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Lerle Langdon, Fall River; Richard Lobdell, Salina; Anne Lockhart, Wichita; Al Martin, Shawnee Mission; Michael McDaniel, Wichita; Robert Moary, Poitie; Mowry, Hoxie; Jeff Nichols, Stockton; Michael Orth, El Dorado; Bruce Osborne, Kansas City.
Katherine Patterson, Newton Square, Pa.; Michael Pierce, McPheron art, Kansas City, Mo.; Nelson Reperp, Osatwahie; James Robinson, Humansville Mo.; Stanton Rosenthal, Island Park; Larry Salmon, Winfield.
BRUCE WARREN, Emporia; Lauren Welch, Axell; Leonard West, West; Stuart Kirkpatrick, Wendidk, Aitchison; Claudia Williams, Topeka; Victoria Williams, Shawnee Mission, Stanley Witt, Boulder, Colo.; Wooldoybury, boodbury; Angus Wentt, Wint
Mark Scheel, Emporia; John Shapley, Wichita; Maita Sellers, Mobile, Ala.; Carl Struby, Leawood; Ann Thompson, Topeka; Mary Ann Trayler, Emporia; Dennis Tuggle, Cimarron; Carol Uhlig, Kansas City; William Underwood, Carthage. Mo;
Steven Peacock, Voceria, Ill.
Daily Kansan
David Diepbenbrock, Shawnee Mission; Jamie Doll, Dolly Joel Miller; Jeffrey O'Neill, Peter
Wednesday, November 9, 1966
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