Monroe High Class of 1964 Largest Ever Graduates
The Class of 1964 at Monroe High, totaling 171 seniors, plans a sequence of events from Baccalaureate on May 31 at the junior high auditorium with Rev. Grant Rice to a June 2 banquet at Monroe Country Club featuring childhood photos and a class prophecy. Commencement may be held at the Twining Park bandshell. Professor Carl Waller will address graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhetory
Monroe High School
Edmund R. Anderson
Grant Rice
First Baptist Church
Monroe Country Club
Anderson
Twining Park
Carl Waller
City of Madison Public Schools
Bank To Honor Top 25 Scholars Dinner Named for High School
The Second annual First National Bank award dinner honors the top 25 high school graduates and their parents on Thursday May 21 at 7 p.m. in the M room. Edward M. Adam announces Robert B. Thom will deliver No Rest for the Weary. Guests include school leaders and faculty. music by the Tempos. Names of the 25 scholars are listed. Thom, a Neenah high school instructor and guidance counselor, recently received the Classroom Medal from the Freedoms Foundation and serves as a consultant for Marathon Division of American Can Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Edward M. Adam
Bank
Robert B. ‘Thom
Neenah High School
Neenah Teachers Association
Board of Education
Becky Houser
Sandra Fritz
Fred Moritz
Vicki Neuberger
Richard Schwarze
Martha Barnes
Audrey Beach
Shirley Brunkow
William J. Esch
Kathryn Fodor
Lind Fritz
Teres Goetz
Judith Hefty
Karen Ann Herbert
Linda Kay Holcomb
Rebecca Houser
Robert C. Knipschild
Carol Krebs
Kay Krebs
Barbara Kundert
Daniel J.landis
Anthony K. Lux
Phyllis Mohns
Robert C. Opel
JoAnn Schlichting
Rebecca Trumpy
Mary Walker
Cheryl Whitehead
James R. Zuhike
Mr. Thom
Baraboo
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Marathon Division
American Can Co
State's Cheese Bought by CCC
The Federal Commodity Credit Corp announced a purchase of 24.5 million pounds of Wisconsin processed cheese for distribution in school lunch programs and aid institutions. Borden Co. supplied 18 million pounds, Central Cheese Co. 2.5 million, and L.D. Schreiber 4 million pounds, at 38.2 to 38.5 cents per pound. Additional bids will be sought in Wisconsin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Federal Commodity Credit Corp
Robert Lewis
CCC
Borden Co
Plymouth
Central Cheese Co
Marshfield
L.D. Schreiber
Green Bay
Senior List For 1964 Graduates Documented
The 171 candidates for graduation include Joyce Elaine Austin Kathleen Rae Baltzer Martha Ann Barnes Richard Grant Barry Harvey Clarence Baumgartner Audrey Ann Beach Wason Grant Bear James Robert Bear Marion Floyd Berndt Judith Jenice Bernet Linda Lee Beutel James Gary Bidlingmaier Rodney Ray Blaser Linda Low Blum Robert Delbert Blum William Roger Broge Shirley Ann Brunkow Nancy Diane Burkhalter Ned H. Burkhalter Joyce Irene Camron Ruth Eileen Chambers Mary Lynn Condon Victoria Ann Conners Richard Allan Coplien Terrance Lynn Coplien Gary Van Cummings Terry Lee Cummings Kathryn Jane Daley Stephen Layne Digman Terrance Anthony Dillon Timothy Eugene Dillon Floyd Edward Dinley Marguerite Magdalena Denny William Joseph Esch Martha Louise Etter Donna Louise Faith Dennis Lin Ferguson Helen J. Fey Virgil John Field Kathryn Fodor Linda Louise Fritz Sandra Jane Fritz Urs Garner Ronald R. Gavigan Judith Marie Gerhart David Allen Gilbertson James N. Gilbertson John M. Gobeli Louis Eric Goecks Teresa Anne Goetz Gary Edwin Griffith Stephen Ted Grundahl Phillip Dean Guttmer Janet Aldarne Hager Gary Keith Hanson Mary Jacqueline Hanson Roger Allen Hanson Ann Shirley Harms Lonna Mae Hartwig William Edward Hartwig Larry Allen Hawthorn Judith Elizabeth Hefty Karen Ann Herbert Michael F. Herrmann Larry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Elaine Austin
Kathleen Rae Baltzer
Martha Ann Barnes
Richard Grant Barry
Harvey Clarence Baumgartner
Audrey Ann Beach
Wason Grant Bear
James Robert Bear
Marion Floyd Berndt
Judith Jenice Bernet
Linda Lee Beutel
James Gary Bidlingmaier
Rodney Ray Blaser
Linda Low ,Blum
Robert Delbert Blum
William Roger Broge
Shirley Ann Brunkow
Nancy Diane Burkhalter
Ned H. Burk
Kathryn Fodor
Linda Louise Fritz
Sandra Jane Fritz
Urs Garner
Ronald R. Gavigan
Judith Marie Gerhart
David Allen Gilbertson
James’ N. Gilbertson
John M. Gobeli
Louis Eric Goecks
Teresa Anne Goetz
Gary Edwin Griffith
Stephen Ted Grundahl
Phillip Dean Guttmer
Janet Aldarne Hager
Gary Keith Hanson
Mary Jacqueline Hanson
Roger Allen Hanson
Stock Market Ends Mixed After Late Decline
The New York market closed irregularly lower after trimming earlier losses as volume neared 5.1 million shares. Du Pont slipped about two points while Eastman Kodak fell over one. Airlines advanced with Pan American up. Texas Gulf Sulphur rebounded a few points as IBM slid about three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Airlines
Pan American
Calumet
Hecla
Texas Gulf
IBM
Zenith
Havey Industries
Litton Industries
Chrysler
Bethlehem
Consolidated Edison
Royal Dutch, Pennsylvania Railroad
Schering
Control Data
Boeing
Twin Daughters Born to Osmuns at St Clare Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Osmun of Crystal Lake Illinois welcomed twin daughters Vickie Ann and Valeria Lynn yesterday at St. Clare hospital. Vickie Ann arrived at 12 44 p m weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces and Valeria Lynn followed at 12 48 p m weighing 5 pounds 2 ounces. They have a 20 month old son Russell William Rusty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell DeWayne
Woostock, Ill
John Osman
Crystal Lake
Watershed Unit To Host Hay Day in Postville
The Dougherty Creek Watershed Association plans a Hay Day on June 9 at 10 a.m. on the Ambrose Wenger farm in Postville to showcase hay making and silage equipment. Demos include choppers, crimpers, mowers, and silo blowers with a 1 p.m. farm tour of Wenger’s practices and a 2 to 4 p.m. session on new inhalers and liquid manure spreaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty Creek Watershed Association
Ambrose Wenger
Postville
Wenger
R. C
Bud) Phillipson
New Glarus
Ray Pavlak
Forer
Dairyland Fertilizer Co
Arlington
Myron E. Jeglum
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Jeglum
Gene Proessl
SCS
1964 Auto Toll Boosted to 326
The death of a Trempealeau County man raises Wisconsin's 1964 highway toll to 326, up from 245 a year earlier. Clifford Lee, 22, of rural Blair, died after his car hit a Green Bay and Western Railroad train on Highway 121 between Independence and Whitehall. Passenger Eddie Thompson Jr., 26, of Blair, was hospitalized in serious condition. Also, Woodrow W. Jones, 22, of Louisville, Kentucky, died from injuries in a two car crash on Highway 10 near Ellsworth. Jones was an Army private stationed at the Nike site at Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau County
Wisconsin
Clifford Lee
Blair
Green Bay and Western Railroad
Highway 121
Independence
Whitehall
Eddie Thompson Jr
Woodrow W. Jones
Louisville
Highway 10
Ellsworth
Jones
Nike
Roberts
Wis
NATO ministers bridge rift over Cyprus and German reunification
At The Hague NATO foreign ministers closed a tense spring session with a pledge to back UN efforts for peace in Cyprus while outlining no breakthrough on Greece Turkey disputes. They urged faster military buildup and political consultation and agreed to assign Stikker a mediation role toward improved relations among members. The mission continues under Manila Brosio after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Netherlands
North Atlantic Pact
Greece
Turkey
France
NATO
Germany
Cyprus
U.N
Dirk A. Stikker
Stikker
Council
Alliance
Italy
Manila Brosio
Girl's Slayer Held for Court In Wausau Case
A 21 year old former mental patient, Terry Caspersen, is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of 18 year old Eleanor Kaatz near a Wisconsin River bridge. Caspersen, held without bail for a May 27 preliminary hearing, admitted the stabbing after being captured Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Ronald _D. ‘Keberle
Terry Caspersen
Eleanor Kaatz
Miss Kaatz
Wisconsin
Caspersen
Patrick L. Crooks
Winnebago State Hospital
White youth admits hoax about razor attack near Hofstra
John F. Jadro sich, 18, confessed he inflicted wounds on himself to avoid attending Hofstra University. The claim that two Negroes slashed him was admitted as a hoax, Nassau County police Commissioner James Kelly said on Wednesday.
Defense Chief Says U S May Send More Troops to Viet Nam
Secretary McNamara said the United States must expand commitments in South Viet Nam to meet a sharp rise in terror attacks by Communist guerrillas. He indicated possible additional U S personnel for training missions as he forecast increased military and economic aid, noting Viet Cong violence has escalated with kidnappings murders and ambushes. He would confer with Johnson again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
Saigon
White House
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Memorial Day Parade and Services at Greenwood Cemetery
Memorial Day events include parade assembly at Monroe Armory at 8:30 a.m. and march to Greenwood Cemetery for a 9 a.m. program led by Rev. Burton L. Holling who will give the Memorial Day address. Gettysburg Address by James Zuhlke, taps by MHS band, firing squad by Co. B Green County National Guard, and wreaths by patriotic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton L. Holling
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert Hendrickson
Robert Alder
Donald C. Jordi
Monroe Armory
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Hendrickson
American Legion
Holling
Logan
William Schuetze
W. R. Schuetze
James Zuhlke
Alvin E. Zuhlke
Theodore J Burgy Jr
Green County
Co. B
National Guard
MHS
Gregory Olson
Steve Rosa Ronald Smith
Marlene Armstrong
Beverly Mahle
Richard Ronald
William Pickett
Thomas Peterson
Douglas Benkert
Five Die as Jet Slams Into Homes Near Las Vegas
Five people were killed when an F105 fighter jet from Nellis Air Force Base plunged into a Las Vegas housing development during a takeoff. Seven houses burned as flames spread. the pilot 1st Lt Raynor L Hebert, 26, was killed along with Betty Lou Le Dane 31 and her daughter Teresa 3 and two other children from the Paul Lowry family Derwent 3 and Josephine 3 months. The crash prompted evacuations of a 20 square block area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Nellis Air Force Base
Raynor L. Hebert
Port Arthur
Tex
Betty Lou le Dane
Teresa
Paul Lowry
Derwent
Josephine
Hebert
Boyd Hubbard
Nellis
Air Force
Maxwell Street Day and Coupon Days Planned
Retail directors of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce set Wednesday August 5 for Maxwell Street Day and June 5 and 6 for Coupon Days. They met in the First National Bank Community Room to review the Midnight Madness promotion and announced the next retail meeting for Wednesday June 24 in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Maxwell Street
First National Bank
Wisconsin Supreme Court Reapportions State Senate Assembly
Madison reports the Wisconsin Supreme Court reallocated political districts to add Milwaukee County 25 Assembly seats and reshaped multiple Senate and county boundaries. The move ends a three year impasse between Democratic governors and a Republican legislature, with various incumbents facing new districts and holdover rules affecting future elections. Chief Justice Currie said objections could be filed until May 20 with decisions due May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Supreme Court
Milwaukee County
Reynolds
Milwaukee
Senate
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Richland County
Jess Miller
Richland Center
Earl Leverich
Sparta
Eau Claire County
Davis Donnelly
Donnelly
Leverich
State Senate
Assembly
Waukesha County
Outagamie County
Douglas County
Reino Perala
Superior
Charles Bouchard
Brule
Burnett
Polk
Washburn
Barron
Sawyer
Price and Rusk
Taylor
Lincoln
Joseph Sweda
D-Lublin
Fred Reger
R Merrill
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Walter Calvert
Benton
Paul Alfonsin
Minocqua
George Currie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patt van Dyke
Donald Siedschlag
Floriana Bender
Fred R. Simpson
Osmuns
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Leon Rabe
Donald Daley
al Frazier
Herman Heinzelman
James Bisegger
Harvey Holland
Russell Hanson
Gilbert Larson
Ben Blaser
Henry Elmer
Gay Swenson
John Mulhall
John Schild
Francis Cook
Norman Rasmussen
John Burgy
Thomas Goetz
Samuel Ludwig
Curtis Chase
Ralph Peterson
Walter Speich
Emerson Wells
Othe Schneider
Duane Vorseth
Ned Walker
Henry Hillis
Carl Riddiough
Dick Romaine
Lloyd Marty
Andrew Erickson
Harold Shively
Pavlak
Paris
Mattens
Malioun
Vasconsin
Rev. Holling
Gen. Hubbard
Lafayette
Roseleip
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