Aquinas High School graduates listed with top honors
Ellen Pederson is valedictorian and Michael McGovern salutatorian of the Aquinas High School class. Diplomas will be distributed at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium Thursday evening. The list names third in scholastic rank Mary Kroner and a long alphabetized roll of graduates.
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Ellen Pederson
Michael McGovern
Aquinas High School
Mary E. Sawyer
Miss Pederson
Thomas Aquinas
National Honor Society
Frederick Pederson
N. 24Th St
Mary Kroner
Edgar A. Kroner
Aqain
Steven Albertsen
Stephen Albrechtson
Mary Louise Ames
Roy M. Amsrud
Michael Anderson
Yvonne Amny
Rita Arlt
Paulette M
Patrick Bushek
Patricia Butala
Charles Callan
Patricia Carey
Mary Chesebro
John H. Clark
John Coughlin
Michael Counterman
Donovan Crook
Elizabeth Dale
James DeBoer
David Degenhardt
Marcia DesRosier
Barbara Deters
Margaret Ann Doerre
Patricia Doherty
Gerard Donnelly
Ann C. Doyle
William Dvorak
Thomas Eagan
William Ebner
Michael Emmons
Marija Ender
Linda Euler
Susanna M Faherty
Debra Ferguson James Finn
Richard J. Fitzpatrick
Edward L. Flock
Kathleen Fowler
John Fox
Barbara Franklin
Toni Marie Fredricks
Michael F. French
Donald Furlano
Judy Gabel
John Gagermeier
Mary C. Gallagher
Michael Galstad
Michae Gautsch
George Gleason
Cynthia Anne Goerdt
Michael Gofus
Diane Gordon
Donald Haag
Russell
Jane Jakusz
Jane L. Jambois
Robert Jansky
David Jarzemski
Richard J. Jerne
Dona Johann
Frederick Johnson
Gregory Kabat
Robert Kallenbach
Christine Kannel
Catherine Jane Kern
Patrick F. Kline
Paula Knothe
Gregory Koelbel
Dean Koenig
Jean Koenig
James Kohlmeier
Dorothy Krans
Loretta Kreibich
Timothy E. Kruschek
Ruth Larkin
Carol Larson
Lana Larson
Steve Lathrop
Diane C. Latimer
Jean M. Lawrence
Margaret Lee
Barbara Jean Leisgang
Robert J. Lepsch
Joyce Lillethan
Michael D Limberg
Kim M. Linhart
Elizabeth Loechler
Patricia Ann Londkoski
Nancy Ludvik
Mary Ann Lund
Mary Jo Lundsten
Susan Marie Lusk
Mary Mader
Janice Malin
Jeanette Malin
Mary K. Mansheim
Kathleen A. Marco
Robert J. Marcou
Cheryl Mathews
Mary
Matthusen
Paulette Matushek
Michael McArdle
Douglas McConaghy
Richard McConaghy
Thomas McConaghy
Mary McConnell
Kathryn McDonnell
David G. McHenry
Barbara L. McMahon
John D. Medinger
Instructors Attend Out of Town Sessions
Two instructors from St Francis Hospital School of Nursing will travel for professional sessions. Sister Mary Bruno will study rehabilitation nursing in Houston from July 11 to August 5. Sister Mary Gonzaga attends health care of the aged teaching course at Marquette University June 27 to July 8. Sister Rose Claire goes to the American Nurses Association convention in San Francisco June 12 to 17. Sister Grace Clare of Viterbo also attends as a delegate.
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St. Francis Hospital
School of Nursing
Viterbo College
Mary Bruno
Houston Clinical Center
Houston
Tex
Mary Gonzaga
Marquette University
Rose Claire
American Nurses Association
San Francisco
Calif
Grace Clare
Viterbo
Minnesota Construction Strikes Drag On Wide Pay Disputes
Mn work stoppages affect 30 000 workers across southern and central Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin. Iron workers and operating engineers lead a 10 hour bargaining session that failed to reach a new contract. Laborers plan broad pickets in the Twin Cities while bricklayers return to some jobs under interim terms. Pay scales ranged from 3 60 to 4 40 per hour with limited or no fringe benefits.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Gordon Preble
Iron Workers Local 512
Associated General Contractors, Inc
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Twin Cities
U S Optimistic on Space Pact with Soviet Union
U S officials say prospects for a celestial bodies treaty with the Soviet Union to ban military use of the moon and other heavenly bodies look good despite Viet Nam tensions. Johnson pro posed UN discussions on May 7 and the Soviets echoed the call, with both sides urging prompt work and an early Outer Space Committee meeting.
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Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Johnson
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
New York
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
White House
Robert H. Fleming
State Department
United Nations Outer Space Committee
United States
Seamen Strike Seen Costing Britain Millions Monthly
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research estimates the 17 day old seamen strike will cut trade and earnings by 56 million dollars per month, risking Britain’s balance of payments if it lasts two more weeks. An unrelated note mentions the domestication of a silk moth.
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London
Britain
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Institute
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Kathleen Schlicht
Carol Schmidt
Charles Schmidt
Genevieve Schmidt
Margaret Schmidt
Michael Schneeberger
Donna Schoen
Daniel Sciborski
Susan Searle
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