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University Daily Kansan / Friday, December 6, 1991
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Jayhawker yearbook selects eight for Hilltopper awards
By Jennifer Bach
Kansan staff writer
Eight seniors received Hilltopter awards yesterday for their service, leadership and academic achievement at KU.
Hershini Bhaна of Lawrence, Greg Hughes of Merriam, Cedric Lockett of Fredonia, Louie Lopez of Kansas City, Kan., Alan Lowden of Sedan, Dean Newton of Kansas City, Kan., Scott Rutherford of Fort River and Tiffany Snyder of Topeka were this year's recipient of the award.
Lopez said he had received a letter before informing him in
Lopez said that he had been hoping to win the award but that he had not expected to because so many students
werequalified.
"I feel very proud," he said. "I got involved because I wanted to, and I wasn't expecting anything in return. It makes you feel really good—you're graduating and you get recognized for all your activities."
Bhana said the award was one of the most important she had ever won.
"It shows what I've given to KU," she said. "I feel it's important that I leave something behind."
Amy Stout, assistant editor of the Jayhawk yearbook, said that the winners were mailed their acceptance letters Nov. 15, and would receive plaques on Jan. 21 at a reception in their honor.
Winners were selected according to the students' activities and cumulative grade point averages. They were
selected by KU faculty members, administrators and students on the Jayhawker staff.
The award is sponsored by the yearbook.
Stout said eight winners were chosen this year instead of the usual six because of the large number of qualified applicants.
"We had a lot of high-caliber students to choose from," she said.
To be considered for the award, nominees had to submit an application detailing their involvement on campus and in the community and also include two letters of recommendation.
The award was created in the 1930s to honor seniors who make important contributions to both the University and the Lawrence community.
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