Enid Ann Spring and Roethe Top 1960 Co-Valedictorians
James N. Roethe and Enid Ann Spring were named co valedictorians of the Class of 1960 at the 87th commencement in the high school gym. Spring also earned a Guess Memorial Scholarship alongside five others, while Roethe, Spring, Michele Mitchell, James Lovelace, and Georgia Weeden received scholarships totaling 1900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Roethe
Enid Ann Spring
Roethe
Arthur F. Roethe
Miss Spring
Ernest A. Spring
Perle
Doris Guess
Ruth Ann Benkett
Arthur C. Benkert
David F. Grams
Elmer D. Grams
Guess
Kay Marie Drye
Boethe
Michele Mitchell
James Lovelace
Georgia Weeden
Emilie Erb
Ernest Erb
William Weirich
Miss Erb
D J. Huenink
Shirley Ritschard
Miss Benkert
Mary Lue Raber
Miss Drye
Judith Ann Goecks
Grams
Allan F. Barnard
George B. Walter
Lawrence College
Walter
Racine
Washington Park
Lloyd C. Nielsen
Monroe
Mr Moo Returns as Dairy Month Ambassador
Mr Moo arrives after 11 months away and gives a silver dollar to Marie Waelchli of the Chocolate Shop on the north square. The Johnston June Dairy Month committee runs the Mr Moo promotion to boost dairy product sales with milk snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moo
Marie Waelchli
Mr. Moo
Diploma Recipients Include 1960 Graduates at Local School
The class of 1960 at the school is listed with 160 plus graduates led by Harley Altmann and Elizabeth Ambrose among names read aloud at last night’s commencement. The ceremony honored students including Sharon Baumgartner, Ruth Benkert, and many others across fields and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley William Altmann
la Verne
Fred Altmann
Elizabeth Agnes Ambrose
David Alvin Babler
Sharon A. Baumgartner
Paul Ervin Bechtolt
Ruth Ann Benkert
William R. Berndt
LeRoy Carl Bidlingmaier
UW To Graduate 12 From Monroe
Twelve Monroe students are among 2,500 UW degree candidates at the annual commencement in Wisconsin Stadium at 9 a.m. Monday. The Monroe honorees include Curtis Wagner John Jeglum Larry Carson Robert Olsen William Pick Roger Stauffacher Wesley Falk Forbes Lengacher Hartwig Jeglum and Thompson. Stauffacher will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the infantry and Falk a second lieutenant in the Army transport corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Stadium
Curtis A. Wagner
17Th Avenue
John K. Jeglum
19Th Avenue
Larry J. Carson
Robert B. Olsen
8Th Street
William A. Pick
Roger A. Stauffacher
Wesley C. Falk
James L. Forbes
14Th Avenue
William E. Lengacher
7Th Street
Paul A. Hartwig
Myron E. Jeglum
Glenn. T. Thompson
Lincoln Road
Roger Stauffacher
Infantry
Wesley Falk
Army Transportation Corps
Discount Rate Cut By Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve banks in San Francisco and Philadelphia lowered their discount rates from 4 to 3 percent. Other Federal Reserve banks were expected to follow, signaling a broad tilt toward lower interest costs for member banks and their borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve
Exchange Students Named for Delaware School Trip
Monroe high school announces the Student Exchange group for 1960-1961 with Mary Ellen Summeris as chairperson. Karen Feldt Marlene Frey and Karen Meier serve as secretaries and Shirley Ault as treasurer. The group will visit Wilmington Delaware in October and Monroe students will return the visit in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Wilmington
Dela
Mary Ellen Summeris
Karen Feldt
Marlene Frey
Karen Meier
Shirley Ault
Mary Summeril
Mary Henning
Barbara Schuetze
Donna Kubly
Judy Schuetz
Carol Brunkow
Carol Ruehlow
Tana Loveland
Kay Chambers
Beverly Flaherty
Joyce Sacker
Dave Trickel
Erwin Peters
Dick Stubbe
Dick Vorderman
Art Roethe
Tom Marean
Dick Albright
Ron Brown
Virgil Leopold
Rodney Sonnenburg
Kent Phillips
Dick Prien
Ken Ginner
Bill Wedesky
Delaware
Monroe
No Cheddar Sales In Green Bay Mart
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange showed no sales today in Green Bay. Bids remained unfilled for five cars of 31 and 40 lb blocks, one car of raw milk, and several daisies as trading stayed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Green County Teachers College 50th Year Commencement
The 50th anniversary commencement of Green County Teachers College tonight at 8 in the junior high auditorium includes diplomas for 31 seniors. Hardean I. Peterson will speak, J. R. Schesser will present diplomas, and John W. Zweifel will confer degrees after the processional and invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Teachers College
Hardean I. Peterson
J. R. Schesser
Albany
John W. Zweifel
Clarence Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Allan Holtshopple
Judy Schadewaldt
Herbert Ableman
Thomas Thostenson
Edgerton
Jean Nevel
Hazel Grove
Ruth Amstutz
Bruce M. Blum
Riverside Park
Janesville
Madison
Ruth W. Amstutz
Virginia Rae Campbell
Hazel V. Grode
Allan B. Holtshopple
Alice Howe
Carol Jean Mohns
John David Prien
Virginia Lee Rosenstiel
Melva Jean Tschanz
Monroe
Robert J. Bennett
Betty Jean Dammen
Evansville
Nancy Home Clark
Mary L. Simpson
Beloit
Mary Margaret Condon
Ruth Pennycook
Grant David Dale
Vivian Laurene Soddy
Browntown
Margaret H. Dearth
Blanchardville
Marilyn Jean Mellenberger
Jean
Ceremonies Mark Start of New Agricultural Building
County officials announced ground breaking ceremonies for the new agricultural building to be held Monday morning. L. S. Wagner and Son of Middleton, the general contractor, will arrive with equipment to begin work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Wagner and Son
Middleton
Three youths sought in Albany break ins flee in stolen car
An all-points bulletin seeks three county youths for breaking and entering Richardson's oil station and Albany Farmers Co op. One may wear handcuffs or be in a car used by the trio, which fled after an early morning alarm. Police pursue from Albany toward Brodhead and Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Albany
Frank Hall
Richardson’s
Chief Hall
Hall
Albany Farmers ‘Co-op
A. Charles Howe
Brodhead
Juda
Howe
Gerald Pryce
Melvin Pryce
Aliie Badertscher
Co-op
Awards At Junior High Honors Spotlight In Assembly
Franklin B. Luebchow presented scholarships perfect attendance and band journalism and athletic honors at an awards assembly in the junior high auditorium. Seventh grade recipients included Caryl Stuart Donna Swiggum and others. eighth grade honored Linda Holcomb Barbara Kundert Ruth Chambers and more. Perfect attendance awards went to eighth graders Linda Fritz Sandra Fritz Robert Knipschild Robert Marty and William Kohn. Gold and silver music lyre pins were awarded for solo ensemble work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B. Luebchow
Caryl Stuart
Donna Swiggum
Jean Zimmerman
Marjorie Marti
Christina Paterson
Mary Schultz
Laura Springer
Susan Babler
Sharon Beer
David Deininger
Susan Goecks
Joan Johnson
Patricia Stauffacher
Carol Summeril
Barbara Alm
Christine Bober
Geraldine Bober
Dan Franklin
Jennifer Ruda
Marilyn Elmer
Elizabeth Frantz
Linda Holcomb
Robert Knipschild
Barbara Kundert
Ruth Chambers
Martha Etter
Linda Fritz
Theresa Goetz
Elizabeth von Arx
Cheryl Whitehead
Jack Marty
William Schuetz
Kim Kindschi
Frederick Rosa
Tony Lux
Judy Hefty
Richard Barry
Phyllis Mohns
Rebecca Trumpy
Rebecca Houser
Stephen Grundahl
Sandy Fritz
Dan Landis
Laura Schroeder
Mary Walker
Sandra Fritz
Robert Marty
William Kohn
Robert Bucholtz
Frederic Hefty
Jim Stauffacher
Leilani Strick
Becky Trumpy
Terry Goetz
Hawks
Anderson
Curtis Schwerin
Bill Sulzer
Tom Rupnow
Louis Janke
James Beer
Gary Blackbourn
Robert Buchholtz
Don Grossen
Steve Grundahl
Roger Hanson
Larry Holcomb
Garry Phillips
William Schuetze
Gean Slinde
Robert Tschanz
David
White House denies Khrushchev Germany unification claim
The White House called Khrushchev’s claim that Eisenhower opposes German reunification absolutely untrue. Press secretary Anne Wheaton said the President was informed of Khrushchev’s remarks and wouldn’t comment on the Kremlin briefing. Khrushchev asserted Eisenhower feared a reunified Germany, which Wheaton disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Germany
Anne Wheaton
Rees
Kremlin
Rose Wyss 82 Dies. Services Set at Shrin er Neushwander
Miss Rose Wyss 82 of 1502 15th Avenue died last night at White Haven nursing home after a year as a resident. Services are set tomorrow at 2 p m at Shrin er Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev Paul Olm of St John s United Church of Christ officiating. Burial will be Greenwood Cemetery. She was born April 20 1878 in Bern Switzerland and came to America in 1890. Survivors: brothers Robert Louis Walter E Brodhead and Max plus several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by brother John. She was a member of St John s United Church of Christ and the Woman s Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wyss
15Th Avenue
White Haven
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Wyss
John and
Rosette Schenck Wyss
Bern
Switzerland
State Line
America
Robert
Louis
Walter E
Monroe
Max
Brodhead
John
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Woman’s Union
Police Probe Vandalism At Monroe High School
City police investigate the vandalism of Monroe High School shortly after 4 am. Three 4x4 plate glass windows were broken in the classroom unit including the guidance office and a separating wall. Beer bottles and damage described as three-eighths inch were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Khrushchev Says Eisenhower Dangerous to U S
Soviet Premier Khrushchev labeled President Eisenhower dangerous to the United States and suggested Nixon could be a tolerable partner. He spoke at a Kremlin news conference before outlining a new disarmament program and warned of a renewed cold war if U S bases and arms activities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
United States
John Foster Dulles
Nixon
Dulles
U. S
Sheher
Kremlin
Washington
Herter
Germany
M. I. Nedelin
Defense
Malinovsky
Nedelin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enid Ann
Weirich
Emilie Rose Erb
Anita Mae Blackbourn
Mary Lu Bober
Richard R. Bell
Angela Sonja Bregenzer
Karen Leone Bregenzer
William Colin Brennan
John Charles Buehler
Gary Lee Buholzer
Sandra Kay Burgi
Beverly Ann Burkhalter
William Lloyd Carter
Thomas J. Cox
Peter George Dannerbeck
Lois Irene Dettwiler
Betty Ann Dillon
Daryl J. Disch
Robert F. Drews
Hugh C. Durgin Jr
Jerry L. Engebretson
Emilie "Rose Erb
Andrea C. Ericksen
Charles F. Evans
Kenneth Ralph Falk
Diane Lea Ferguson
Vivian Elaine Figi
David B. Foesch
Keith A. Ginner
Richard John Glynn
Dianne Marie Grossen
Mary Ann Gurr
Deanna Kay Haessig
Karen Ann Haldiman
Kenneth R. Heft
Karen Frances Leuenberger
Jerome Paul Lindsay
James Michael Lovelace
Curtis P. McCulley
Marianne G. Mahle
William D. Mauerman
James Willard Mauermann
John W. Michel
Gerald Clarence Miller
Phillip Miller
Sandra Jane Miller
Michele M. Mitchell
Betty Anne Mohns
Richard D. Muenich
Evelyn Marie Norder
Janice Mae Park
David N. Pederson
Keith Bradley Pilz
Marloa Ann Schuetz
Gary L. Schwarze
William Charles Seyler
Robert Lee
Federal Reserve
County College
Mary Alice Steals
Madison Business Caravan
Kiwanis
Miss Wisconsin
Mary Alice Fox
Sheboygan
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Chicago White Sox
Edward L. Diener
Madison Chamber of Commerce
Trout
Detroit Tiger
Times
Danger
U.S