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Eighty-two students attending the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln have been awarded $500 David Scholar
ships for the 1979-80 academic year.
Recipients, listed by hometown are:
Alliance-Laura J. Kuncl. Arapahoe-Mona Weatherwax.
Archer-Janet K. Ferris. Ashland-Mary F. Dunn. Aurora
Penny Grantham. Bassett-Susan L. Puckett. Beatrice
Deborah Holsing. Bloomfield-Bruce Schuett. Bradshaw
Rodney M. Warren. Broken Bow-Richard C. Abel and Jef
frey T. Horn.
Brunswick-James M. Todd. Clarks-Reginald Kuhn.
Clatonia-Doyle D. Koch. Columbus-Linda Dierberger.
Coxad-Susan E. Woodside. Crete-Paul Messman.
Doniphan-Mark A. Haskins. Ehawood-Janet Bornemeier.
Genoa-Kimberly Cromwell. Grand Island-Jeffrey Mark
Cox.
Hastings-Lisa J. Holcombe and Kenneth Kvasnicka. Hay
Springs-Ernest J. Frey. . Hebron-Lonnie Abelbeck.
Herman-David A. Frye. Holdrege-Jodi P. Fuerst and
Monica R. Rost. Humphrey-Kevin L. Kass. Lexington
Barton B. Smith.
Lincoln-William R. Barger, Patricia Costello, James A.
Davidson, Andre Everett, Charles Gartner, William P.
Haskens, Sally Jo Kentley, Dorothy Lieneman, Royce
Mueller, Linda J. Olson, Ann Marie Sawyer, Kris L. Sem
men and Cheryl M. Siefken.
Madison-Mary B. Miller. MQSigan-Debra L. Capek.
Morse Bluff-Barbara Fleming. McCook-Robert A. Becker
and Scott Scnheider. North Platte-Gerald Leonhardt and
Malcolm J. Eveans. Oakland-Nathan Wesely.
Omaha-Charlotte J. Conner, Geraldine Hanus, Bret
Hasseltine, Michael Ingram, Barbara A. Jark, Timothy
Johnson, Brenda Moskovits, James Sanduski, Nancy
Schwetz, Katherine Waytt and Kevan Zdan. Oxford
Allyson Trenchard. Papillion-Barbara Lienemann.
Plain view-Kimberly A. Warneke. Plattsmouth-David J.
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Ralston-Ann F. Fucinaro and Michael J. Rea.
Scottsbluff-Marcella Sanchez and Michelle Sanchez.
Spencer-Janet L. Krotter. Tecumseh-Bradley N. Pope.
Valley-Lori S. Johnson.Wakefield-Joan E. Gustafson.
Wauneta-John G. Maddux. Weeping Water-Cynthia
Owens. Wilber-Daniel R. Ripa. Anaheim, Calif.-Susan L.
Depue. Northglenn, Colo.-Richard T. Sail. Shenandoah,
Iowa-Mark Duerfeldt and Kathryn Sjulin. Sturgis,
S.D.-Sandra Tysdal.
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Mather Scholarships awarded to 63
Sixty-three Hamilton County students have been award-
ed Mather Scholarships to be used to support their studies'
at the University of .Nebraska-Lincoln during the 1979-80
academic year.
Recipients of $600 scholarships were Beth D. Dodge,
Frances Gallagher, Karen Hobson, Lyndon Keyes, Donald
Mays, Phyllis E. Webb, Barbara Dodge, Sherry L. Higby,
Deborah Johnson, Barbara Lege, Lanice Nachtigall, San
dra Nuss, Glenna Osborne, Larry D. Schultz and Lisa G.
Seyler, all of Aurora.
Recipients of $400 scholarships were Paul Baustian,
Cynthia Condon, Robert Ediger, Leon R. Gertsch, Tracy
Hadley, Marsha Jensen, Kevin Middleton, Robert Morgan,
Dale Nielsen, Sondra Obermeier, Kimberly Scott, John W.
Thomas, Robin Thomas, Tamera Van Horn, Gregory
Wedeking, Scott Werner, Matthew Williams, Steven
Willis,
Janelle Leach, Mary Armbruster, Chris Rockers,
Richard Arnold, Priscilla Balasa, Kirk L, Bovill, Patricia
Campbell, Mitchell Carter, Danny Ediger, Cheryl Heuer
mann, Michael Jones, Susan Koepke, David Larson, Mark
W. Mersch, Todd W. Otto, Diane Pheigaru,
Richard Russell, Janet Stanard, Timothy Van Housen,
Ann Marie Wert, Thomas Wiltfong, Sharon Janzen,
Robert Delarm, Paul Forsman, David Haase, Bruce Maul
and Patricia Leach, all of Aurora.
Randall Gibson, Frederick Heuermann, and Charles P.
Olsen, all of Phillips.
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