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ADARP staff at Menninger Clinic, Topeka, Kansas
Date: November 1988
Staff of the ADARP (Alcohol and Drug Addictions Rehabilitation Program) review the book 100 Best Treatment Centers. Left to right are Dr. Lindsay Levine, Bob Meyers, Dr. Pat Harper and Mike McCurtain, MSW. Menninger is a leading psychiatric hospital dedicated to treating individuals with mood, personality, anxiety and addictive disorders, teaching mental health professionals and advancing mental healthcare through research. It was located in Topeka, Kansas, from 1925 to 2003 and is now in Houston, Texas.
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Cedar tree quilt
Creator: Anderson, Arlene A. Auchard
Date: 1988
Small quilted wall hanging featuring pieced cedar trees alternating with Nine Patch squares. Three strips of solid fabrics form the borders. Dark green binding. Backing of pink sprigged fabric. Hand-quilted and machine-stitched. This small quilted wall hanging was made by Arlene Anderson and auctioned off on Apr. 30, 1988 for the benefit of the Kansas Quilt Project (KQP). Founded in 1986, the KQP's mission was to collect quilt histories and establish a repository for the resulting data at the Kansas Historical Society. The donor/quilter was married to John Anderson, Jr., Governor of Kansas from 1961-1965. The Andersons were the first governor's family to occupy the executive residence known as Cedar Crest, so named because of its location on the crest of a hill overlooking the cedar-lined Kansas River valley.
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Continuing Education Conference planning at Menninger Clinic Topeka
Date: April 1988
Dr. Carolyn Grame, left, and Dee Zeygardt of the Menninger staff meet with Gerard Buckley of Gallaudet University to plan a conference for mental health professionals who work with hearing-impaired people. Dr. Karl Menninger wrote a paper in 1924 about the mental effects of deafness.
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Harold Winsinger at Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas
Date: October 1988
Harold Winsinger is shown with the new IBM AS/400 host computer at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas. Menninger is a leading psychiatric hospital dedicated to treating individuals with mood, personality, anxiety and addictive disorders, teaching mental health professionals and advancing mental healthcare through research. It was located in Topeka, Kansas, from 1925 to 2003 and is now in Houston, Texas.
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Heritage House in Topeka, Kansas
Date: April 1988
The farmhouse which was the first Menninger Clinic was purchased by Betty and Don Rich and served as a bed and breakfast with a gourmet dining room.
The Menninger Clinic as a sanitarium was established in 1925 with the purchase of this farm house and admittance of 12 patients. The philosophy was that mental illness could be treated with an integrated medical, psychodynamic, and developmental approach for the total health of patients.
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John Michael (Mike) Hayden, Kansas governor
Date: 1988
A photograph showing Kansas Governor Mike Hayden and then Secretary of Agriculture Sam Brownback, inspecting corn during a drought tour in northeast Kansas. Born in Atwood, Kansas, Hayden entered politics after a decorated career in the military in 1962. Hayden held office as governor of Kansas from 1987 to 1991. Afterwards, he moved to Washington D. C. returning to Kansas in 2002, as the Secretary of Wildlife and Parks.
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John Michael (Mike) Hayden, Kansas Governor
Date: 1988
A photograph of Governor Mike Hayden wearing a flight suit talking with a Kansas Air National Guard pilot at Elmendorf Air Force Base, near Anchorage, Alaska, with a F-4 fighter jet in the background. Born in Atwood, Kansas, Hayden entered politics after a decorated career in the military where he held multiple offices from 1962 forward. Hayden returned to Kansas after pursuing politics in Washington, D. C. in 2002, as the Secretary of Wildlife and Parks.
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Kansas Quilt Project commemorative quilt
Creator: Evans, Terry Clothier Thompson
Date: 1988
Commemorative quilt incorporating a variety of pieced and appliqued figures, blocks, and text. The unique design includes appliquéd and pieced angels flanking a small banner reading "OVER 13,000 QUILTS DOCUMENTED." The bottom depicts a scene from a Quilt Discovery Day event sponsored by the Kansas Quilt Project (KQP). Two enameled KQP pins are secured to the white field. This scene is enclosed on three sides by old Album Patch blocks inscribed by KQP participants. Tied and hand-quilted. This quilt was made by Terry Thompson Evans, a KQP volunteer, quilter, writer, and fabric designer, for display at Quilt Discovery Day events in 1988. The Kansas Quilt Project was founded in 1986 to collect quilt histories and establish a repository for the resulting data at the Kansas Historical Society. Quilt Discovery Days were held all over the state (72 in all) to which the public brought their quilts to be registered.
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Kansas State Historical Society staff
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society. Library and Archives Division
Date: 1988
A photograph of the Kansas State Historical Society staff members on the steps of the Memorial Building in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl and Robert Menninger, 1988
Date: 1988
This is a portrait of Karl Menninger and his son Dr. Robert Menninger. Dr. C.F. Menninger and his sons, Dr. Karl and Dr. Will, founded the Menninger Clinic for mental-health treatment, education, research, and prevention in Topeka. Dr. Robert Menninger, son of Dr. Karl Menninger, and Drs. Roy and Walt Menninger, sons of Dr. Will, continued in the leadership of the Clinic.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
An informal portrait of Mary Cerney, Dr. Pat Harper, and Dr. Peter Novotny with Dr. Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in Menninger's office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
An informal portrait of Dr. Mary Cerney, Jean Menninger, and Dr. Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in his office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
Mary Cerney, Esther Miller, and Pat Norris with Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in his office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
An informal portrait of Dr. Kay Sennitt, Mabel Remmers, and Dr. Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in his office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
An informal portrait of Mary Cerney, Esther Read Miller, and Kay Sinnett with Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in his office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
This photo shows psychiatrist Karl Augustus Menninger with two staff members on his birthday. Kay Sinnett is on the left and Mabel Remmers on the right.
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Karl Augustus Menninger
Date: July, 1988
An informal portrait of Dr. Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, with his secretaries and Dr. Peter Novotny on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in Menninger's office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger's 95th birthday party guests
Date: July, 1988
A view of staff members and friends gathered with Dr. Karl Augustus Menninger (who is not in the picture), on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in Menninger's office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Augustus Menninger with staff
Date: July, 1988
Karl Augustus Menninger, 1893-1990, with Dr. Mebed, Dr. Peter Novotny, Dr. David Beale, and Dr. Tarnower on the occasion of his 95th birthday. The photograph was taken in Menninger's office at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas.
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Karl Menninger, M.D.
Date: July 1988 and 1989
These black and white photographs show various celebrations for Dr. Karl's 96th birthday. Dr. Karl, his father Dr. C.F., and his brother, Dr. Will formed a group psychiatry practice in 1919. The Menninger Clinic as a sanitarium was established in 1925 with the purchase of a farm house and admittance of 12 patients. Their philosophy was that mental illness could be treated with an integrated medical, psychodynamic, and developmental approach for the total health of patients.
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Kepka Belton
Creator: Kansas State Historical Society. Library and Archives Division
Date: October, 1988
An informal portrait of artist Kepka Belton, of Ellsworth, Kansas, demonstrating Czech egg decorating. Belton has become known all over the country as "the egg lady." People write to her from every state, wanting recipes, eggs, designs, and information about their Czech heritage. She teaches egg painting and traditional Czech design in the local schools and has taught young artists in the Kansas Folk Apprenticeship Program. Her work has been exhibited throughout the Midwest and at the Festival of American Folklife at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
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Lawrence Litwin oral history
Creator: Litwin, Lawrence T., d. 1989
Date: May 14, 1988
This is an oral interview with Lawrence Litwin, conducted by his family in Topeka, Kansas. The Litwin family owned and operated many businesses throughout Kansas, including businesses in Topeka, North Topeka, Lawrence, and Chanute. In addition to his business career, Litwin discusses his childhood, family history, military career, and his activity and involvement in the Jewish community.
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Mark Elliott college athletics scrapbook
Date: 1983-1990
This scrapbook focuses on the college career of Mark Elliott at Washburn University. It contains photographs, news clippings, programs, and football stats. An interesting item in this scrapbook is a short history on Larry Elliott, Mark's father. Mark Elliott, originally from Silver Lake, Kansas, was the state-record holder for career home runs with 36 until it was broken in 2004 by another Silver Lake athlete, Josh Workman. He also went 8-0 as a pitcher in 1977 for the Silver Lake Eagles. Mark played football at Washburn University and was drafted in 1977 by the Los Angeles Dodgers. He spent three seasons in the minors, hitting .262 with 12 home runs. When he graduated from Silver Lake, Elliott also held the career record for passing yards with 5,525. He also was a well renowned golfer in Topeka, winning four straight City Stroke Play titles from 2007-10 and two straight City Match Play titles from 2007-08 in addition to numerous KGA titles. The son of former Washburn football and baseball coach Larry Elliott, Mark coached the Kansas State golf team from 1991-97.
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