Awards at Logan High recognize broad student achievements
Logan High School held an award assembly awarding 190 students for theater, orchestral, band, choir, and stage crew work. Recipients included Shirley Netzer, Thomas Scarseth, Kenneth Anderson, Leigh Lumley, and many others across play production, scene design, stage crew, band, choir, and club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
D. E B. Field
John Harlan
Shirley Netzer
Thomas Scarseth
Kenneth Anderson
Jon Herreid
Thomas Luehne
Leigh Lumley
Phillip Nohr
Darryl Wright
Jeanine Blank
Carole Chicken
Shirley Eid
Cheri Lou Ender
Sharon Hart
Martha Hazelton
Shirley ‘Netzer
Shirley Swanson
Nancy White
Barbara Ulrich
Jerry Blank
Judy Jeanis
Roger Latshaw
Janice Laylan
Leigh ‘Lumley
Thomas Secarseth
Harlan
Richard Phillips
Willard Greene
Armin Gossfeld
Beverly Erickson
Mary Finanger
Beverly Flume
Betty Folts
John Folts
Betty Graff
Anita Haefner
Nancy Harger
Pat Haugen
Gerald Hendrickson
Linda Herreid
Maribeth Hoogenhous
Sandra Kersten
Barbara Mc‘Coy
Gertrude Mann
Peggy Grimelich
Majorette
Sharon Murphy
Imogene Tooley
Rita Tolokken
Sharon Anderson
Raymond Aiken
Marjean Brenstein
Julie Aiken
Kenneth Ames
Cozette Eastman
Pat Ames
Mary Gunderson
Sharon Hagen
Sonja Herried
Delores Heyer
Darrell Hill
David Hough
James Johnson
Mary Lou Keim
Richard Knutson
Donna Lawrence
Sandra Lehmeiler
Shirley Net
Ronald Garves
Richard Staats
Joan Duffinson
Barbara Thompson
Barbara Wilder
Joanne Rinartz
Dawn Lind
Frances Stoker
Beverly Scheel
Eroip
Walter Boenigk
Ping
David Tostrud
Richard Doolittle
Jule Smith
Tony Lemke
David Horton
Karen Lettroe
Barbara McCoy
David Larson
Russell Emerson
Myrna Greene
Maureen Kibler
Mary Finanser
Joanne Tostrud
Diane Urban
Peter Bronson
Boenigk
Janice
Donald Hermbd
Forrest Wright
Roger Nickerson
Stanley Goyette
Earl Howard
Thomas Genz l
Richard Cagle
Harold Blank
James Lind
Gerald Johnson
Richard Lubinsky
Richard Bauch
Roger Latehaw
Robert Snyder
Ronald Gavin
Gary Pedersen
George Nelson
AlanMastman
Leland Schroeder
Billy Mose
Dan Lebakken New President of Lions Club
Dan Lebakken was elected president of the La Crosse Lions Club for the coming year. He will be joined by Dwaine Anderegg as first vice president, Robert Coutts as second vice president, John Potter as third vice president, John Sayles as secretary, LeRoy J. Sieger as treasurer, George A. Hougen as lion tamer, with Ray Wrobel and Robert A. Gaumer as two-year directors. No installation date is set. the ceremony will join the annual banquet for the area blind persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lebakken
la Crosse Lions Club
Lebakken
Dwaine Anderegg
Robert Coutts
John Potter
John Sayles
LeRoy J. Sieger
George A. Hougen
Ray Wrobel
Robert A.gaumer
Summer Recreation Program Discussed At Lincoln PTA
The Lincoln PTA final session featured Eugene Fry from the city recreation staff outlining the planned summer activities. New officers were installed: Victor Eide president, Mrs. Clarence Beranek vice president, Mrs. Bernard Thill secretary, and Ernest Lupie treasurer, with the home economics department hosting lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Pta
Eugene Fry
City Recreation Staff
Fred Hyslop
Victor Eide
Clarence Beranek
Bernard Thill
Ernest Lupie
Wisconsin PSC approves discontinuation of two trains
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission authorizes the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad Co. to discontinue two passenger trains in northwestern Wisconsin. Train No. 7, from Marquette, Michigan, runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Train No. 8 departs Duluth, Minnesota on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad Co
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
Marquette
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Logan High names four graduation speakers
Logan High School will have four commencement speakers for the June exercises: Patricia Bauch Norma Dalzell John Spooner and Kenneth Tucker who is the valedictorian. Tucker is the son of Mrs. Ruth Tucker and plans to study science at Ripon College in Wisconsin after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dalzell
Nora Dalwell
Hamilton St
Red Cross
Norma
Methodist Kahler School of Nursing
Rochester
Minn
Spooner
Bernice Spooner
Charles St
Winneshiek
Logan Log
Badger
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Miss Bauch
Ronald Bauch
Copeland Ave
Logan
Methodist-Kahler School of Nursing
Memorial Day Parade Telecast From La Crosse
WKBT will remotely televise the Memorial Day parade from La Crosse starting at 10 a.m. on Monday. The camera will be at the corner of 6th and King as bands and marching units pass by. Ken Allen will describe the scenes with music and parade action. Weisensel and Weisensel Insurance sponsors the telecast with cooperation from the parade committee and Judge R. V. Ahlstrom, parade marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKBT
6Th
King Streets
la Crosse
Ken Allen
Weisensel and Weisensel Insurance Co
WKRBT
R. V. Ahlstrom
Shapiro Wins Round In Battle Against Deportation
Michael Shapiro a Milwaukee businessman faced with deportation to Russia won a key round when the U S Court of Appeals dismissed the government appeal seeking his removal He remains in the United States as the case proceeds through the courts and the decision marks a setback for government efforts to deport him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shapiro
Deportation
Chicago
Michael Shapiro
Milwaukee
Russia
U.S
U.S. Court of Appeals
Aunt Het Mocks Man Haters Over Cheese Mouse Trap Frustration
Aunt Het vents on man haters saying she wastes a nickel's worth of cheese in a mouse trap and still catches nothing. The lighthearted quip reflects humorous household gripes.
Democrats Spar Over Kohler Tax Plan in Madison
Democratic legislators criticized Gov. Kohler's revenue raising plan as short range financing and urged a longer view beyond 1957. Republican Assemblyman Ludvigsen praised the message while warning against moving state deposit funds to the general fund. Senator Maier mocked the governor for retreating on financial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kohler
Assemblyman
Molinaro
Kenosha
Ludvigsen
R Hartland
Sen
Maier
Milwaukee
Women's Federation rejects 18 voting age resolution
In Philadelphia the General Federation of Women's Clubs rejected a resolution to grant 18-year-olds the vote. The measure backed by Mrs. Marcus B. Calhoun faced a close voice vote after a lengthy discussion. A separate resolution approving sex education in schools passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Marcus B. Calhoun
Thomasville
L. E. Dudley
Abilene
Tex
8S. H. Flowers
Middlesboro
Coon Valley Pupils Take Bus Trip to Wisconsin Dells
Pupils from Coon Valley School toured Wisconsin Dells on a bus trip with teachers Orville Fortney Mrs Ralph Dahlen Miss Irene Storsberg Ronald Johnson Adolph Koula and Mrs Herby Jothen accompanying them on the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Valley, Wis
Coon Valley
Wisconsin Dells
Orville Fortney
Ralph Dahlen
Irene Storshberg
Ronald Johnson
Adolph Koula
Herby Jothen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan High
Martell Disrud
Logana Capella
Mary Lau King
Darlene Kaiser
Patricia White
Norma Dalwell
Carol Wolfe
Sandra Ballingler
Lois Pierce
Hart Koleinski
David Loomis
Raymond Schoenfeld
Richard Schoenfeld
Peter Hall
Oran Wilder
James Luehne
Ardell Aarstad
James Schoot
Richard Hellerade
James Tarnutzer
Ronald Potts
Robert Miller
Ray Knutson
Arnold LeFebre
John Payne
Faith Domergue
Sante Fe
Rivoli Theater
Johnson
Brita
Coronado
Gambles
Pearl Street
Furriers
Arctic Air Storage
Daniel
Bond
Kentucky
Bourbon
Phillips & Sons Distributing Corp
Lions Club
Joe
Dial
South Ave
Wis
Household Dept
Women’s Federation
Yada
A Clarke
Floor
Edger
Town & Country Hardware
Losey Blvd
Florshop
Weat Avenue
Adam Kroner Company
Lbr. Co
Quality Coal & Lumber Co
South Avenue
Dahl Drug Company
Viroqua
Nuzum Lumber Yards
S. Rock, Viroqua
Horsfall Lumber Company
Marquette Road
Prairie du Chien
Central Yard Company
Trempealeau
Home Lumber Company
Oak, Sparta
Stark Radio Supply Wholesale Distributors
Paris
Doer
Flinger
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