Olsen Retained as Monroe High Principal and staff changes
Lee Olsen will stay on Monroe school staff this summer and join part time next fall as high school principal. Ben Campa to succeed Olsen as principal. Olsen to work on policy revision, federal program tasks, and curriculum coordination while pursuing a Doctorate at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Board of Education
Lee Olsen
Jack Kundert
Olsen
Monroe
Kundert
Lee
Ben Campa
Camp
Edmund C. Hamilton
Holyoke Field
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Bauman Ace of
Carter- Gruenewald and
Disch Hardware
Robert R. Baumann
Ron Barribeau
Twining Park
Barribeau
Twining
Wisconsin Players
Donald Koenig
Wyandotte
Mich
Allan Holtshopple
Floyd Weeks
Huenink
CESA
Monroe High School
Tom Nondahl
Arthur C. Nondahl
Larry Elliott
Boyd Elliott
Monroe City Band
John Phillip Sousa
Steve Rosa
Fritz Rosa
Steve Neuberger
Robert Rufenacht
Margo Kubly
Future Homemakers of America
Roger Becker
DECA
Cramer Hauser
Badger Camp
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Joseph Rieraldo
Neuberger
Rosa
Lions Club City Band
City Band
John Philip Sousa
Stanley Neuberger
Rieraldo
Oshkosh State University
University of Wisconsin Music Clinic
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Lions Club
LeaAnn Snively
Harold Snively
LeaAnn
Monroe Rotary Club
Nancy Anderson
Ed Anderson
Nancy
Jo Ellen Gordee
James Gordee
Jo Ellen
Monroe Chamber of Commerce secretary resigns after nine years
Vernon F. Bud Schillinger announces resignation as executive secretary effective July 1 1969 to devote full time to architectural drawing and art. Dearth reports the chamber seeks a fulltime successor as membership reaches over 250 with offices at the Masonic Temple. Schillinger will remain secretary through the National Turn Fest and then step down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon F
Bud) Schillinger
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Schillinger
St. Robert Dearth
Chamber
Norman Schmeltzer
Dearth
Turn
Schwing Club
Monroe High School
Layton Art School
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Etha Discher
Jan Ann
Jean Louise
The
Jaycees
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Green County Red Cross
Five Died in Mishap Mrs Christman and Kin
A head on crash on Highway 11 near Elkhorn killed Mrs Ruth E Christman 58 and Miss Patricia Sullivan 20 and injured Mrs Richard Christman 26 and children. Kenneth Christman 21 and relatives suffered serious injuries with others treated and released. The Quast family also perished in the opposing car. Funeral services set for Ruth Christman and Patricia Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Christman
Madison
Karen Feldt
Monroe
Ruth E. Christman
Elkhorn
Ruth Christman
Lakeland Hospital
Patricia Sullivan
Christmans
Richard R
Kimberly Ann
Burlington
Earl Quast
Lake Geneva
Quast
Kenneth Christman
Leon O. Quast
Fontana
Leon
Beverly Love Quast
Schroeder
Miss Sullivan
Gunderson
Ray Feldt
Park Pool Opens June 8 With Summer Staff Listed
The Park and Recreation Department announces staff for the upcoming summer program. Jeanne Gibbons heads the Municipal Pool guard and instruction roster with Janis Kline Ron Eckstam Ann Wells Carol Barry and Bonnie Hartman on the guard line. Teaching aids include Kisten Kundert Ann Kundert and Sue Hendrickson. Carla Lynch also joins as swimming instructor. Playground staff features Sue Hayes as head leader with Kathy Dunphy Penny Brauchle Sue Mayer Colleen Dunphy. Hayes and Mayer return from last year. Pool opens June 8 and playgrounds June 16. in service meetings set June 7 for pool and June 11 for playground. Information and the Fun In the Sun booklet will be released for summer program listings and registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Recreation Department
Jeanne Gibbons
Municipal
Janis Kline
Ron Eckstam
Ann Wells
Carol Barry
Bonnie Hartman
Kisten Kundert
Ann Kundert
Sue Hendrickson
Carla Lynch
Sue Hayes
Kathy Dunphy
Penny Brauchle
Sue Mayer
Colleen Dunphy
Miss Hayes
Miss Mayer
Monroe Park
Memorial Day Postal Holiday Observed in Monroe Office
Memorial Day Friday May 30 will be observed as a postal holiday in all Monroe installations. No mail delivery or window service will occur. Lock Box service remains open and special delivery continues. Nearby offices do not operate on holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Myers
Monroe
Wisconsin seeks penalties for secret government meetings
Wisconsin lawmakers hear that antisecrecy law lacks penalties for officials who hold closed door meetings. A bill would let district attorneys or the attorney general sue to enforce the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly State Affairs Committee
Fred Risser
D-Madison
Coroner Burke Hurt in Mishap at Freeport Funeral Home
Stephenson County coroner F E Burke suffered a possible skull fracture after a 12 foot fall down an elevator shaft at Burke Tubbs Funeral Home in Freeport. He was treated at Freeport Memorial then moved to Rockford Memorial Hospital. condition improved. Orrie Tubbs said Burke misjudged elevator position arriving from outside about 11:30 a.m. Burke was semi conscious at the Freeport hospital and stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
F. E
Gene) Burke
Burke- Tubbs
Freeport
Burke
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Freeport Memorial
Orrie Tubbs
Funeral Home
Freeport Hospital
Blumer Is Still Termed Serious
Albany Times Special reports Pfc. Kris Blumer, 19, seriously injured in Vietnam May 15, remains in serious condition after major surgery. A government telegram May 27 to his mother says evacuation to Japan is possible in a week. Blumer, a village treasurer and Albany teacher, had unknown posting details prior to May 19 when he sustained thorax abdomen and left leg injuries from a mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Times
Pfe
Kris Blumer
Vietnam
Virginia Blumer
Japan
Blumer
Pfc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bud’ Schillinger
Monroe Jaycees
Green County Fairgrounds
Roger Ace
Division of Highways
AP News
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Harold Froehlich
Appleton
Froehlich
Mrs. Houser
Dave Rufenacht
Donna Elmer
Marcia Wells
Sousa Award
Senate
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