Monday, May 13, 1968
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Bev Gibbs wins beauty contest
A blonde blue-eyed former National Honey Queen was named Miss Lawrence-KU Friday in the University Theatre.
Beverly Joan Gibbs, Kansas City junior representing Delta Delta Delta, will compete this summer at Pratt for the Miss Kansas title.
Pamila Kay Kohler, Beloit sophomore representing Naismith Hall, and Valerie Kay Frame, Wichita senior from McCollum Hall, were named first and second runners-up, respectively.
During final competition, Miss Gibbs sang a medley from "Bells Are Ringing," assisted by a six-foot dummy. A dream-like dual-role dance was performed by Miss Frame, and a reading from "A Mid-Summer Night's Dream" was presented by Miss Kohler.
Awards not cancelled for drafted students
Involuntary military service will not cause cancellation of the 1968-69 awards made by the KU Graduate School under its National Defense Education Act Title IV and Graduate Honors fellowship and National Science Foundation traineeship programs.
George W. Swift, acting dean of the School, said fellowships and traineeships would be honored at a later date for any person voluntarily called into military service after he had accepted the award.
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NROTC awards given
Outstanding students in the KU Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) received awards during the annual spring review and color ceremony Friday evening in front of Allen Field House.
Beverly Smith, McPherson senior, was named Navy color girl during the event. Her attendants were Mary Jo Kunkel, Leavenworth sophomore, and Judy Frizzell, Lared senior.
Midshipmen who received awards included James Keen, Mission sophomore, Reserve Officers' Association Award; Stephen Kraft, Tulsa, Okla., junior, American Legion Military Excellence Award; John Flint, Overland Park sophomore, Captain's trophy presented to the outstanding member of the NROTC rifle and pistol team.
Robert Ferriman, Hardy, Ark,
junior, Reserve Officers' Association
Award; Robert Petering, St.
Louis, Mo., senior, Marine Corps
Association Award; David Kikel,
Bedford, Conn., senior, U.S. Naval
Institute Award; George Baldwin,
Philadelphia, Pa., senior, U.S.
Naval Institute Award.
John West, Oaklawn, Ill., seniior, General Dynamics Award; Raymond Carter, Springfield, Mo.; senior, Julius Horowitz Award; Wallace Scott, Kansas City, Mo.; senior, Society of American Military Engineers Leadership Award; and Clark Spalsbury Jr., Salina senior, North American Aviation Corp. flight indoctrination program award.
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