Eleven More Students Earn School Grants at Monroe High
Eleven additional scholarship recipients were named at Monroe High School. Rotary awarded $300 to Stephen Benkert. two $150 awards rotate with Juda and Brodhead high schools. Don Bloom and Stephen Scott received $300 each. Lions Club granted $600 to William Spring. Benkert among top 25 in class plans Whitewater State University education major and coaching career. He held football, Key Club, Latin Club, Orchesis, prom king, senior class president, Racoon Club, intramural basketball, and debate. Bloom and Scott active in basketball, track, FFA, and Key Club.
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Monroe High School
Rotary
Stephen Benkert
Daniel A. Benkert
Route 4
Monroe
James Haas
Herbert T. Johnson
Juda
Brodhead
Benkett
Whitewater State University
Benkert
Key Club
Racoon
William Spring
Ernest Spring
17Th Ave
Badger
Six incumbents to seek office in fall election
Six of seven county officials will run for nomination and re election this fall. Nomination papers circulate June 1 with a fall primary on September 10 and general election November 5. Terms run two years from January 2, 1969. all incumbents are Republicans.
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Helen F. Myers
Ray E. Kundert
Helen F. Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Roy G. Vetter li
Dist
Atty
L. A. Koenig
Richard Wagner
Ralph J. Kundert
Wagner
Bratzke
Ray Kundert
Myers
Decembr
Vetterli
Koenig
North School Fate To Be Decided by the Electors
A Monroe area school meeting approved land sale to the Water Department for a well and contracts for four new teachers. The board discussed consolidation with Juda, resignations of two teachers, and disposal of North School and a house. A consolidation hearing is set for June with district-wide study urged by a Monroe board member. Miss Ellyn Moe to teach in the senior high.
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Dina Speich
Monroe City Water Department
Gibbons
Board of Education
Juda School Board
Lyle Babcock
Freeport
Charles R. Carrier
Edna Mackey
Lincoln School
Glenn Thompson
Cooperative Educational Service Agency
Monroe
Monroe High School
Harry Buholzer
Twin Grove
Juda
Green County
Rodney Kittelsen
Juda Committee
Ellyn Moe
Luther College
Decorah
Our Apologies To Retiring Dave
An apology note explains limited space for a photo and story about the retirement farewell for David Woods, Soil Conservation aide, as scholarships and awards today honor youths including his daughter Diana Woods. The paper promises to recapture Dave's pig moment on Friday.
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David Woods
Soil Conservation
Dave
Diana Woods
Hinebaugh Receives Zumkehr Award At Monroe High
At Monroe High School a ceremony honored seniors and underclassmen, led by Richard Hinebaugh who received the Key Club Zumkehr Award for exemplary qualities. He also held the role of master of ceremonies and has been noted for athletics and an Air Force Academy appointment. The program named many other scholars and musicians, including Ellen Baltzer and Jane Goecks, with several other awards and scholarships announced.
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Monroe High School
Key Club Zumkehr
Richard Hinebaugh
Frank Hinebaugh
Hinebaugh
Tom Hefty
American Legion
Air Force Academy
John Reese
Don Siedschlag
Lions Club
Reese
Kiwanis
Ellen Baltzer
Ralph S. Baltzer
Jack Close
Jane Goecks
Ervin L. Goecks
Close
John Schuetze
End
W. R. Sc
Mrs. Liedschlag
Kathy Burkhard
Gary Neuenschwander
Sue Hayes
Diana Woods
Barbara Bauman
Chris Benkert
Aleda Schuetz
Joe Miller
Diane Schulz
John Ganshirt
Sousa Award Winners Sue Mahlkuch and Krattiger at Monroe High
Two Monroe High School band members, Sue Mahlkuch and Dave Krattiger, were honored with the John Philip Sousa Award during Awards Day in the school gym. Stanley Neuberger presented the awards and additional summer music clinic scholarships were given to Shirley Flanagan and Kristine Snively along with several other students. Descriptions highlight Mahlkuch as a multi-instrument performer and Krattiger as Symphonic Band president and principal cornetist, with both noted for extensive band service.
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SOULA
Sue Mahlbuch
Monroe
John Philip
Frederick Mahikuch
5Th St
Dave Krat- Sousa
John Krattiger
Monroe High School
Times
Sue Mahlkuch
Krattiger
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Monroe City Band
Frederick Mahlkuch
Dave Krattiger
Route 1
Stanley Neuberger
Neuberger
Madison
Shirley Flanagan
James Flanagan
Route 3
Kristine Snively
Harold Snively
Monroe Lions Club
Steve Neuberger
Monroe Rotary Club
Barbara Eckstam
Eugene
Eckstam
Tom Schilt
Robert Schilt
Sue
Don Siedschlag
Memorial Day events set in Monroe scheduled for Thursday
A Memorial Day program at the Soldier's Monument in Greenwood Cemetery begins at 9 a.m. with Monroe High School Symphonic Band under Allan Barnard, followed by Rev. Henry Kalscheuer delivering the main address. Veterans roll call, wreaths, and Taps accompany the parade from Lincoln School to Greenwood. Jaycees Chicken Bar-B-Q runs at Monroe Fair Grounds from 10 a.m. Anyone may join the parade by reporting to Ed Doyle by 8:30 a.m.
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Soldier’s Monument
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Henry Kalscheuer
St. Victor's Catholic Church
William Eberhardt
Tom Eraser
John Schuetze
Logan
Kalscheuer
Olin Flisram
Monroe Veterans Service
Monroe
16Th Ave
15Th St
Lincoln School
Edward J. Doyle
P. J. Connors
21St Ave
16Th St
23Rd Ave
Ed Doyle
Monroe Jaycees
Monroe Fair Grounds
No Paper Tomorrow in Honor of Wartime Dead
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish on Thursday May 30 to allow staff to participate in programs honoring the dead of past wars. Publication resumes with Friday's edition.
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Monroe Evening Times
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Joyce Marie Butt
Harold L. Butt
Winslow
St. Clare Hospital
Don Bloom
Shannon Burington
Kathleen Buerler
Service
Stephen Scott
GAA
Phyllis Beer
Carolyn Silvis
Guess
Michele Vincent
Zumkehr Award
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