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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1962
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College Honor Roll Lists 517
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John Robert Light, Lawrence; Iva Ruth Lindquist, Wiley; Nancy J. Litton, Beloit; Fred N. Wilson, John K. Locke, Minnesota; Carl Maxwell秆, Holiday; Roger C. Lyster, Lincoln; Michael C. Mackey, Kansas City; Kan.; Mary E. Hudden, Missouri; John C. Maloney, Mission; John C. Maloney, Lawrence; James E. Manweiler, Holston; Lynn Scott Marcoux, Kansas City; Kan., Louis Marshall, North Range, Colby; David Hubert Martin, Coffeeville; Jeanne F. Martini, Bartlesville, Okla.; Charles Martin, Lawrence; John Maxwell-Columbus; Mary E. McCalla, Lawrence
Susan Graham McCalla, Lawrence; Kent Aves McCoin, Akron, Ohio; Daniel C. McColl, Arkansas City; Neal StewartMcCoy, Cedar Valle; Thomas J. Givern, Highland Park, Ill; Donald B. McKillop, Prairie Village; Charles E. McLure, Jr.; Van Horn, Tex; Jean Ann McNally, Bartlesville, Okla.; Leslie Anne MehAN, Junction, Ky.; David A. Mitchell, Sharon M. Menasco, Wichita; Charles A. Menghini, Pittsburg; David H. Michener, Lawrence; Lauralea M. Milberg, Arlington, Va.; Gretchen Kay Miller, Mission; Michael David Mitchell, Bartlesville, OKla.; John C. Mitchell, Salina; Marilyn J. Mitchell, New Orleans, La.
Moffat
Marilyn Jean Moffat, Great Bend;
Philip John Mohier, Prairie Village;
Mary Lee Molden, Omaha, Neb.; Vicki Lynn Monsees, Kansas City, Mo.; Patri-
niel Moore, Minnesota; Patricia Don
Enil Moore, Dodge City, Sharon Louse
Moore, Leavenworth; Lawrence Gene
Morgan, Hutchinson; Mary M. Morgan,
Baldwin; Mary C. Morrozo, Council
Grove; Judith Rae Morrell, Charles City,
Illinois; Katherine Marissa, Dan
Elizabeth Ann Muell, Des Moines, Ia;
Dianne E. Mullane, Oklahoma City,
Okla.; Jon David Muller, Salina; Don
Jo Multer, Pueblo, Colo.; Judy Ann
Myers, Brookings, Minnesota; Jennifer
John Edward Nelson
Kansas City, Mo.; Caroly Nelson
Clifton.
Linda Diane Nelson, Kansas City; Mo,
Peter Andrew Nelson, Bethel; Leslie W.
Nesmith, Lawrence; Edwin Alan Nord-
tier, Lawrence; David M. Prairie Village;
John Jay Oakson, Leawood;
Dell Roseanne Odell, Shawnee
Mission; William Henry Panning, Elli-
mnite; John Hayne, Elli-
nite; Jeffrey N. Parsonsage, Glendale; Mo;
Merle D. Pattengil, McPherson; Charles
E. Patterson, Rockford, Ill.; Laird Gunn
R. Gunn; Robert S. Sharon Springs; Lawrence R. Penner;
Storrs, Conn.; Donald J. Perkey, Kansas
City; Mo.; Carolyn L. Peters, Kansas
City; Peter W. Peters, Huxter
Springs; Daniel W. Peterson, Lakeboro;
Kenny L. Peterson, Topeka
Sara Pfeiffer, Parsons; Bruce L. Plietze, Prairie Village; Karl D. Pfeutz, Prairie Village; Harry K. Phelps, Menah Raymond Platt, Taeko; Joan Ruth Poe, Ederton; Carole J. Popham, Shawnee Mission; Kathleen E. Power, Prairie Village; Prairie Village; Keith Burns Prater, Olathe; Jerald L. Pullins, Council Grove; Martha Ann Ramsay, Kansas Ct. Kan.; Ronald E. Rathbone, Wichita; Sandra Jean Ray, Fort Lewis, Wash.; Judith Ann Ray, St. Petersburg; John G. Roman,
Mike Engle Is SUA Champion
After much checking of the net, changing of paddles, and kicking of table legs by the referee, the finals of the SUA Winter Ping-Pong Tournament got underway last night in the Jayhawk and Big Eight rooms of the Kansas Union.
Semi - finalists Lowe1 Wood, Wichita sophomore, and Steve Peters, Merrigan sophomore, sank into chairs to watch the perspiring finalists begin their third hour of playing.
Mike Engle, Lawrence senior, pushed a persistent wisp of hair off his forehead and served to Win Sein, Rangoon, Burma, graduate student. Seventeen heads moved back and forth with the ball, as each man tried to outdo his opponent.
At the end of the third game, Mike Engle exchanged his paddle for the first place trophy. Sein received a plaque for second place.
Both men were congratulated by Phil Cooper, Prairie Village sophomore, chairman and referee of the tournament. They defeated 30 contestants, of whom only two were women.
Unions Ask
NEW YORK — (UPI) — "Coffee break" or paid rest period provisions affecting 7.5 million workers were included in a fourth of the collective bargaining agreements negotiated in 1959, according to a report issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor.
Judy Rae Rickett, Ness City; Phillip H. Roberts, Wichita; Sheryl Lynne Roberts, Wichita; Robbie Clio Robertson, Independence; Christina Robinson, St. Mary's College, Birmingham; J Rothgeb, Hays; Ronald Rubin, Clifton, N.J; Jay Rumberger, Kansas City, Mo.; Geraldine Russell, Junction City; Robert J. Ruth, Jr., Overland Park; Shella M. Ryan, Aurora, Mo.; Inman D. McGrath, Lawrence, Susan Sandberg, Sheppard ABF, Text; Christel I. Sanders, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Loydel I. Saunders, Hugoton; Harold L. Sanders, Kansas City, Mo.; William G. Schaefer, Snawny Lake, Louisville; Topeka Carol Rae Schaum, St. Louis, Mo.; Lary R. Schiefelbusch, Lawrence,
Scholz
Frances Mary Scholz, Kansas City Mo.; Allen C. Schuermann, Wichita; Barbara Lee, Bonneville; Clark Scott, Heights N.Y.; Fay Roberts Searcy, Shreveport, La.; Cathy Ann Seymour, Bird City; Dennis Lynch, Jacksonville; Topeka, Robert Edwards Shenk Lawrence; Franklin Dale Shobe, Great Bend; Anne E. Shontz, Kansas City, Mo.; Karen Shoop, Lincoln; Susan Shotliff, Kansas City, Mo.; Luray Shreve, Des Maines, Ia.; Thomas E. Shumaker, Russell; Paul Craig Shumaker, William G. Sievers, Parsons; Christi Ann Sieker, Leawood
Frederick K. Slicker, Tulsa, Okla; Gary Alan Smith, Kansas City, Kan; Kenneth Lee Smith, Kansas City, Mo; Lennie Smith, Philadelphia Phillips, Onaga; Sandra Lee Smith, Wichita; Carol Leigh Souders, Wichita; Margaret E. Sowers, Kansas City, Mo; Robert S. Stephenson, Frank R. Spitznogle, Augusta; Larry Otto Spreeer, North Toppek; Robert C. Springsteen, Wichita; Forrest Alan Stamper, Wichita; Robert B. Stewart, Bartesville, Okla; Roberta S. Stick, Fort Leavenworth; Cynthia Sue Stiles, Overland Park; Elizabetta Independence, Mo.; Panela Louise Stone, Wichita; Thomas Warren Stout, Atchison
Joanne Kay Stover, Colby; Donna Rankin Stuber, Omaha, Neb.; Jack L. Stuber, Joseph M. Terry John, Preserve, Mary Terry John, Sutton, Junction City, Sylvia Gall Swoggler, Topeka, Ronald V. Szczegiel, Leeworthy; David M. Preci, Carroll F. Lawerent, M. Tanner, Rudolf F. Taylor, Leewood; Clyde Thogmartin, Jr., Emoria; Michael T. Thomas, Fort
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SOS SAVE ON SNEAKERS
Riley; Ronnie Dale Thomas, Ulysses
Geraldine Ann Thorp, St. Louis, Mo;
Arthur R. Trauggott, Ellinwood; Barbairn
Jean Treece, Kansas City, Mo.; Rajph
Mohanty, New York; Robbie Wichita;
Michael L. Trollope, Wichita;
Linda Alice Trueb, Prairie Village.
8 Beautiful Colors To Select From
Jennifer L. Tuley, Kirkwood, Mo.; Susan Frances Ulmer, Lence; Jerry Le Ullrich, Iola Diane Underwood, F.; Brianingham, Excelsior Springs, M.; Linda Kay VanSickle, Kansas City, Mo.; Elmir Varah, Liberal; Mark L. Vinz, Merriam; Dennis L. Wagner, Fort Dodge, Ia.; Wake Forest, W. Wiggins, Walker, Mankato; Woodrow S. Walton, Jr., Kansas City, Kan.; Daniel K. Wanmaker, Salina; Jeffrey Kost Ward, Prairie Village; Linda Dale Wardi, Topeka; Saw Waugh, Erskine; Saw Waugh, Eskridge; Bettie Lou Weaver, Arkansas City; Judith Anne Webber, Seneca; John Ellen Weber, Wichita.
OPEN 9 to 9 DAILY
NOON TO 5 SUNDAY
Faye Ilene Weckel, Salina; Gary Lee Weerts, Farmington, Ill.; Jerry David Weil, St. John; Bette W. Kewall, Pompeius Jo Anne Winsel, Winfield; C.J. Welz Webster, Groves, Mo.; Sheridan A. Whitcher, Prairie Village; David Arthur E. Vance, Winfield; John Lovin, Wiover; Independence; Joseph F. Willcox, Arkansas City; Jane Kathryn Wiles, Torpea, Lynda A. Williams, Plains; George M. Wilson, Jr.; Meqford, Ore.; Jude E. Emporia; Marjorie A. Wolf, Kansas City, Kan.; Michael David Wolfe, Russell; Devin A. Wolter; Mission; Martha Jean Fonnaly, Jaynewee Mission; Joanne L. Emporia,
At the moment Astronaut John Glenn was picked out of the Atlantic Ocean, post office employees all over the United States were opening packages that had been marked "confidential."
Space Stamps Arrive at Strong Post Office
The KU Post Office will receive its shipment of space stamps today.
The packages contained stamps picturing Glenn's space capsule. In
the left-hand corner are the words. "Man in Space" and along the bottom is written "Project Mercury."
This is the first time in history that a commemorative stamp has been issued on the same day the event occurred.
Meddling with another man's folly is always thankless work. —Kipling
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