81 get ROTC commissions
Eighty-one graduating men at the University of Kansas received commissions in a joint ceremony of the Army, Naval and Air Force ROTC Tuesday, June 2, in Murphy Hall.
Regular commissions in the Army were given to two men, and 25 men were commissioned in the Army Reserve.
The Navy gave direct regular commissions to 25 men, and two men received regular commissions in the Marine Corps. Eight men were commissioned in the Naval Reserve, and one man in the Marine Corps Reserve. Eighteen were commissioned in the Air Force Reserve.
Those receiving commissions
Second Lieutenants in the Regular Army
Second Lieutenant in the Regular Army David Francis Sindelar, Howells, Neb.; Terrence Lee Toler, Baldwin. Second Lieutenants in the
Army Reserve
Stephen Thorton Adams, Leawood;
William Bevan III, Baltimore, Md.;
James Blaylock, Wichita;
Thorium E. Earnam, Leaward; Robert
Lee Chase, Galena
Paul E. Davis, West Des Moines,
Ia.; Wayne Martin Erck, St. Louis,
Mo; Charles Edward Falk, Keansburg,
N.J.; George E. Fisher, Paola
Bruce Talbot Groff, Topeka; Douglas R. Hale, Boulder, Colo.; David S. Jeans, independence, Mo.; Warren L. Independence, Cushman New华all Miller, Winhill
Edward Stephens Murdock, Shawna Kaplan, Samantha Osaka, Okla; John Sheenha O'Connor, Leavenworth; William H. Penney, William Worth Radcliffe III Sterling.
Michael Peter Sarras, Kansas City;
Richard B. Simmons, Wichita; Richard S. Stegelman, Winfield; Walter Rees Stromquist, Charleston, Ill.; Thomas D. Washburn, Leavenworth; Christine Tucker, Denver, Colo.
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Ensigns in the Regular Navy
Ronald Eugene Adams, Cheshire,
Conn. Richard Douglas Barrows,
Lawrence and Richard Barrow,
Atwood; Robert Michael Blekel,
Tulsa, Okla.; John Stanley Cameron III,
Paso Robalz, Calif.
Ronald G. Carpenter, Weiser, Idaho; Ronald E. Green, Washington; Ralph Ernest Chatham, Chagrin Falls; Ohio; Michael D. Conklin, Wichita; Charles Connolly, Royal Palm Beach, Florida.
Kenneth H. Delano, Prairie, City,
North Carolina; Roberto
rado; Franklin Thomas Dunn, Virginia
Beach, Va.; Robert A. Erwin, Law-
ty, North Carolina; W. Gehbart, Grand
Randis, Mish.
Kenneth Wayne Guest, Coffeeville; James David Keen, Mission; Robert Thomas Kim, Northridge, Calif. Philip Duke, McFalls, Philip Dupe Patterson, Tonka
Crichton Carver Roberts, Oberlin; James Ahley Sexton, Topeka; Dan Amato, Shawnee Mission; Sprague, Shawnee Mission; Anthony Michael Turberville, Waianaa, Hawaii.
Second Lieutenants in the
Roland V. Funk, Germantown, N.Y.
Richard D. Metcalf, Tallahassee, Fla.
Brian M. Husband
Scott R. Barnes, Merriam; Stephen
Edwin Conroy, Sinsbury, Conn.:
Richard E. Holderman, Lawrence;
William Wayne Knox, Colorado
Springs, Colo.; Steven Jay Krug,
Overland Park.
Dr. Mathias P. Mertes, professor of medicinal chemistry, received a $14,991 grant from the National Cancer Institute to continue research which could aid in the treatment of cancer.
Richard C. H. Pasley, Ames, Ia; Anthony Stephen Robson, Alexandria, Va; John Alexander Russck, Mullica Hill N.J.
Mertes grant will aid in cancer study
The project, now in its tenth year, is concerned with the "design and synthesis of new chemicals that potentially could be useful in the treatment of cancer," Mertes said.
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Marine Corps Reserve John Randall Page, Shawnee Mission.
Second Lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve
Second Lieutenants in the
Bredhoeff, Overland Park; William
Whitsa; Wheats; Kenneth C.
Dickson, Topeka
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Ralph Deniston Johnson, Tinker
AFB, Okla.; Steven C. McConnell,
Cleveland; C. Carlson; Atwood;
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David Mickey *Rhindus*, Kansas City.
Harold B. Domeney, Downs; Joseph Michael Doyle, Kansas City; Alan Michael Doyle, Hamburg; Wichita; Larry Ray Hixson, Boise; Harvey Hutchison, Holton
Arthur  Eugene Aenbachacher Jr.
Alison  Ann R. Becker
Barksdale AFB, LA  Steven John
Caldwell AFB, LA
Robert P. Ryan, Overland Park; Gary Lund Turner, Independence, Mo.; Michael Lewis Weber, Hutchinson.
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