Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Steve Subfott, chomistry toacher. gives a science aword to Brot Wil- liams, during an awards assembly. Kioll Stcnerscn. the first AFS student to attend LHS is shown here receiving a rod blazor from tho school upon graduating. Bob Nitchcr. president of the sonior class, awards LHS with the senior gift. Four LHS football playors woro nominated for All-Stato. They wore Mike Cerno. Stove Johnson, Steve Wompo. and Mark Amos. 27 Del Fambrough awards Carolyno Shackolford and Nols Shiror (foreground) with tho Lowrcnco National Bank scholarship. Sho also owardod Marsha Willis with tho 20th Contury Club scholarship.

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Veteron debato coach, Joyco Dana, presented the 1968 debate squad to tho school and tho multitudo of trophies won by tho team. A veteran squad placed high in tho state and was recognized during the numerous awards assemblies. Awards Go to Numerous Outstanding 1968 Senior Graduates Dennis Alexander, State Farmer. Jeanno Alexander, Data Processing—first in stole. Mark Ames, All Stotc-All Amcricon football. Athletic Scholarship to Colorodo Stolo Uni- versity. Sandra Binns, Stole of Kansas Scholarship. Uni- versify of Kansas Scholarship Hall and Dra- matics Scholarships. Vincont Brown, KU Educational Grant. Marilyn Bruno. Notionol Merit Finalist. KU Honor Scholarship, KU Scholarship Hall. Charles Bryan, Butler County Junior College Scholarship. Roger Cartor, KU Engineering Scholarship. Helon Clyatt, Notionol Morit Scholar. Occi- dental College Merit Scholarship. KU Hon- or Scholar. Richard Connor, Stato Fermor, Union Pacific Scholarship. State of Kansas Scholarship. Susan Culbertson, Notional Merit Scholar. KU Watkins Scholar. State DAR Scholarship. KU Scholarship Hall. Janine DoCoster, National Merit Finalist. Craig Duncan, State of Kansas Scholarship. Rod Dutt, Athletic Scholarship Butler County Jr. Col. Diano Frankonfiold, National Morit Finalist, KU Honor Scholar. State of Konsos Schol- arship. KU Scholarship Hall. Pat Gallaghor, KU Educational Grant. Cindy Gallup, AAUW Scholarship. DAR Good Citizen Aword. AFS Representative. Becky Gillos, State of Kansas Scholarship. Stovo Griswold, State of Kansas Scholarship. Franz Hatfield. NROTC Scholarship. Rita Haugh, State of Kansas Scholarship, Edi- tor of LHS Budget, Outstanding Journalism Studont. 1968. David Henry, State of Konsas Scholarship, I Daro You Award. Lance Hill, National Debate Highest Award. Student Council President, KU Educational Grant. Steve Hird, Athletic Scholarship. Fort Hoyes College. Bocky Hixson, LEA Scholarship, State of Kan- sas Scholarship. Loo Hoffman. KU Educational Grant. Toresa Hogle, Stato of Kansas Educational Grant. Nancy Irwin, KU Honor Scholar, State of Kan- sas Scholarship. Pam Jiminoz, State of Kansas Scholarship. Kenneth Johnson, Kansas State Athletic Schol- arship. State Champion in Gymnastics. Stovo Johnson, All-State football. Athletic Scholarship KU. Roger Laushman, Douq Milroy Track Award. Athletic Scholarship to Loyola of Chicago. Dennis Leone, Athletic Scholarship to Miami of Ohio. Gayle Meservc, President of Future Tcochcrs, State of Kansas and Scholarship Hall KU. Irono Nowmark, State of Konsas Scholarship, I Dare You Award. Miko Niemoeller, State of Kansas Scholarship. Dalo Nottingham, State Farmer. Union Pacific Scholarship. Tom Oberzan, Journal World. KU Educational Grant. Chris Oldfathcr, KU Honor Scholar. Stato of Kansas Scholarship. State Music Rating. Nancy Owens, Junior Academy of Scienco first. Bonnie Phillips, Veterans Scholarship University of Hawaii. Richard Ray, Athletic Scholarship lola Jr. Col. Greg Randol, Athletic Scholarship Ft. Hayos College. Ron Rice, Stole Former. Kirk Roberts. Junior Acedomy of Scienco High- ly Superior. Joe Schelbar, National Merit Finalist, KU Honor Scholar, KU Scholarship Hall. Stato of Kansas Scholarship. Richard Schubert. KU Athlotic Scholarship. State Chompion in Gymnostics. Louis Scott, VFW Scholarship, University of Kansos Educational Grant. Carolyno Shackelford. Lawrence National Bank Scholarship. Nels Shirer, Lawrence National Bank Scholar- ship. Dalo Sillix, National Merit Finalist. KU Honor Scholor. KU Scholarship Hall. Stoto of Kan- sas Scholarship. 26 Stove Simmons, KU Scholarship Hall. KU Edu cational Grant. Barbara Smith, National Morit Finalist. KU Honor Scholar. Girl Scouts International Award. John Spearman, KU National Merit Scholor. Soropfomists Youth Award. KU Scholarship Hall. Hallmark Scholarship. Tina Spray, Stoto of Konsas Scholarship. Marcella Stanloy, KU Educational Grant. Dalo Stanwix, Athlotic Scholarship Hutchinson Jr. Col. Anno Stewart, Academic Scholarship Brigham Young U.. Betty Crocker Award. Robert Thurber, KU Educational Grant. Kathy Trybom, Stoto Business Education first placo. Susan Waldo. State of Kansas Scholarship. Doanno Watts, BPW Scholarship. KU Music Scholarship. State of Kansas Scholarship. Stato Music Rating Highest Award. Stove Wempe, All Stato-All American, KU Athlotic Scholarship. Robort Whitley, KU Scholarship Hall. Sheryl Whito, University of lowo Educational Grant. Marsha Willis, Twcntioth Contury Scholarship. KU Educational Grant. Doylo Wilson, Athlotic Scholarship Cowloy County Jr. Col. Linda Wisdom, Shorthond and Offico Moth first in stoto. SPECIAL AWARDS L. R. (Dad) Perry Gymnastic Scholarship— Konneth Johnson D.E. Studont of the Year—Dan Hubbell (Cham- ber of Commerce) T I Student of tho Year—Judy Trybom (Ki- wenis Club) O.E. Studont of the Year (B.P.W. Club)—Lin- do Stewart Journal World Scholarship—Tom Oborzan V.F.W. Scholarship—Louis Scott Bausch-Lomb Science Award—Irene Newmark and David Henry American field Service—Kjell Stenerson CITIZENSHIP AWARD—Louis Scott i:

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Debaters Fourth in State The debate squad began the year with a record number of novice and experienced debaters returning. Each stu- dent was allowed to attend five tournaments held in various cities throughout the state. The squad ended the debate season with numerous trophies. The debate topic for the 1967-68 school year was, Re- solved: That Congress Should Establish Uniform Regulations to Control Criminal Investigation Procedures. A fairly thorough knowledge of the US laws and Supreme Court decisions concerning criminal investigation was imperative, and the KU Law Library proved a valuable source for research. In October, Lawrence hosted a novice tournament, and in mid-December they hosted a tournament open to all debaters. Bob Thurber served as chairman for the largest tournament in the state. It involved over 40 schools and, in order to compensate for the large number of debaters attending, rooms at Centennial Grade School were used. In January six debaters were chosen by Mrs. Dana to participate in the district meet in Topeka. The team placed second in that meet which enabled them to go on to the Regional Tournament. They took first place and from there went on to compete against the best A A schools in Kansas in the State Tournament held in Emporia. The team missed placing third by two speaker points. M«. Joyce Dona is lept busy teaching Senior English and coaching the dobate and forensic squads. 1968 STATE DEBATE TEAM. Don Olin, Neal Pease, Kathy Gillos. Robert Backus, Lanco Hill. Charlos Gofto. This yoar the State Debate Tournamont was hold in Emporia and Lawrence took 4th place. 28