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Banked record, this history lk-tst-honors (LK-7); grantors' rolls and this lane's searches, November 2026
The banked tested file lumped the national honour classes into one empty-list sentence; this section prints each class on its own line, at the strength its grantor's roll was actually searched. Nobel Prize: no winner with a Lakeville tie appears on the Nobel roll. Rhodes Scholarship: no Lakeville name. MacArthur Fellowship: none. Kennedy Center Honors: none. Presidential Medal of Freedom: none. Congressional Gold Medal: none. National Medal of Science: none. National Medal of Technology and Innovation: none. National Humanities Medal: none. National Medal of Arts: none. National 4-H Congress winner: none. Teaching honours tested against LaVille: no recipient appears in the Milken directory read by school. The Pulitzer and book-prize classes stand on their own lines in the article below. Against those empty lines stand the two positives the record does carry, both already banked: the town aerodynamicist John Roncz's field honours — the 1985 Stan Dzik Award; the 1990 August Raspet Memorial Award of the Experimental Aircraft Association; the 1991 MSOE/EAA Gold Medal; the 2000 GAPAN Grand Master's Australian Medal for the Eagle 150 co-design, presented by Prince Philip at Guildhall, London, on 24 October 2000; an AIAA Distinguished Lectureship; and Purdue's "Old Master" — and Michael Carrico's NJAA Gold of 1988, carried at association strength. The boundary case stays expelled: Richard W. Mangus's Sagamore of the Wabash, three times awarded, is a state honour and does not enter this ledger.