Berlin High Alumni 88th Annual Meeting Recap
Berlin High Alumni gathered for the 88th annual meeting with 40 men present. Clyde Shaw introduced new graduates as Supt. Carl Welf and his wife attended from Hawaii. Richard Malnory praised class leadership while Zhamerman led the school song. Board members were named for terms. special thanks were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Grace Hoot
Clyde Shaw
Carl Welf
Hawaii
Richard Malnory
Mar' Zhamerman Meun
Wautoma Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed List
Wautoma Hospital notes record admissions including Vina Devel Mrs James Kiein and infant Weutoma George Méilhoeter Hancock Nick Nowak Rt 2 Hancock and dismissals Agnes Boysen Rt 2 Fremont Earl Caves Hancock Dennis Staehle Rt 1 Wautoma Robert Staenie 1 Mrs C A Kigsit ena Marlene Wansel Weutoma Janet Weiland Weutoma Sturley Wegenke 372 Division $2 Ruth Manthey 1435 Waupaca Chester Bustweiler RI 3 Wautoma Mae Bean Wautoma and infant Wau Mrs Hilda Brown banquet attendance Miss Madge Stedman class of 199% Miss Mary Starks 1999 Mrs Mullie oldest grad Mrs Aimee Hicks Olson class of 1986 Emcee Carey spoke of two kinds of education Lamberton former superintendent of schools and for whom the new junior high school is named Five year interval honors listed including L Burton Silverthrow Al Krueger Lyle Harrison Covill Peck Eleanor Wichinski Ollie Baehr Lyn don Brooks Robert Hamre The Wright Lewin and Alumni Association scholarships awarded Ardell Graikowski and others\n
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Devel
Wautoma
James Kiein
Weutoma
George Méilhoeter
Hancock
Nick Nowak
Agnes Boysen
Fremont
Earl Caves
Dennis Staehle
Robert Staenie
C. A. Kigsit
Ena
Marlene Wansel
Wautoms
Janet Weiland
Sturley Wegenke
Ruth Manthey
Waupaca
Chester Bustweiler
Mae Bean
Waeutoma
I and Infant
Wau
Hilda Brown
Hoot
Madge Stedman
Mary Starks
Mullie
Aimee Hicks Olson
L. Bur
Princeton Register Kindergarteners For 63 64 Term
Princeton will hold kindergarten registration for the 1963 64 school year on Wednesday and Thursday in the kindergarten room. First grade registration is set for June 6 7 in the first grade room with times 9 15 11 15 and 1 15 3 15. Parents should bring birth certificates for kindergarten and first grade if new to Princeton public schools. Children must be five by December 1 for kindergarten and six by December 1 for first grade. Early registration requested to aid organization. Timothy G Winch of Waupaca received a bachelor of arts degree in music education from Luther College Decorah Iowa. The class of 265 was the largest in the college's 102 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton Public School
Timothy G. Winch
Sam Winch
Waupaca
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Vacationing Family's Home Lost in Fire
Frank De Mar his wife and three children face homelessness after a fire destroyed nearly all of their four mile northeast Waupaca County Trunk E home. Firefighters saved part of the kitchen but the rest and contents are a total loss. The family is away visiting relatives. A collection has begun through the sheriff and Red Cross with donations accepted at local addresses and via county services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeMar
E. St. Louis, I
Sheriff's Office
Waupaca
DeMar
Sheriffs Department
Donald Grogan
S. Division St
County Highway Department
Red Cross
Arthur Larson
Police Quiet Noisy Party on Columbian Lake
WAUPACA A weekend incident on Columbian Lake drew sheriff deputies after calls from Chain of Lakes residents about 3 30 am. A launch carrying about 20 people including 24 year old Jim Fox was found with beer aboard. Fox was charged with reckless driving after a car collision near Webster Street. Fox was hospitalized. Deputy Wayne Schroeder and others secured the boat and investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Columbian Lake
Chain of Lakes
Lores Frazier
John Bonnell
Wayne Schroeder
iPrell
Jim Fox
Fox
Washington St
Frazier
Clark Station
Webster Street
Germain Beck
Berlin
Dale Krause
Boyd Ambulance
Slice
Norbert Ottman
Plans Set for Shara Day Care Centers in Wautoma
WAUTOMA committee completes plans and selects staff for three Shara County day care centers opening July 9 in Hancock, Wautoma Riverview, and Red Granite. Centers serve ages three to seven with 30 cents weekly fee, provide meals, crafts, naps, and story time. Buses pick up migrant children by 8 am. return by 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
Winnebago Dairy Queen Contest Slated
Thirteen young women from Winnebago County will vie for the title of Winnebago County Dairy Queen for 1963. The final selection will be made Tuesday, June 11, when the contestants are interviewed by two panels of judges. Janet Moon, 1962 Dairy Queen, will crown the new queen at a luncheon at the Hotel Racine. Entry blanks and information are available from the Winnebago County Dairy Plant Operators Association, Box 317, Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebazo County
Winnebago County
Janet’ ‘Moon
Dairy Queen
Racif
Donald Tripp
Cheryl ‘Becker
Neenah
Elaine Nelson
Oshkosh
Ruth Laabs
Eureka
Bonnie Schmidt
Larsen
Chris Aiaman
Beyue Des Morts
Lois ,Winkenwerder
Linda Genz
Theresa Neuman
Jean Maxwell
Johanna Raddatz
Vicki ‘Kallas
Omro
Ann Grunska
Oshikosh
Nancy Gussman
Eighth Grade Graduation Set Wednesday Night at Ripon High
Eighth grade graduation will be held Wednesday night at Ripon High School gym. Diplomas for 161 students will be driven to the gym at 8 p.m. Dennis Plagent presides as master of ceremonies. The eighth grade chorus under Miss Doris Harsevoort will sing two selections. Edgar Sherman presents the class to acting superintendent John Zei for diploma awards. A social hour with dancing and refreshments follows. Class officers are Dennis Plagent, George Kasuboski, Marland Bradley, and Judith Rutkowski. Class advisers include Mrs. Alice Rhein, Dorothy Brooks, Alice Diel, and Roy Hackbart, John Sitler, and Don Redman. Seventh graders will usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIPON
Ripon High School
Dennis Plagent
Doris Harsevoort
Jesus
Gordon Bischoff
Roy Hackbart
John Sitterl
Don Redman
Three Hurt in Berlin Two Car Collision
In Berlin a two car crash west of Hurley farm Friday evening left three hurt and a fourth injured in the same accident. Robert Lee Wayne Baehr and David Carew, all of Berlin, were treated and released or in good condition at Berlin Memorial Hospital. Officer Herman Rasmussen has not filed the report and charges are not yet known. Ripon and Waupun graduates announced for June 7. Charlie Schalon to receive BS in mathematics and Elaine Buteyn Tanis MA in psychology at University of Java commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin Memorial Hospital
Robert. Lee
Rt. 2
Wayne Baehr
Rt 1
David Carew
Hurley Farm
Tnday
Robert Fink
Rt 2
Lin
Herman Rasmussen
iGreen Lake County Police
Fyel
Green Lake
RIPON
Charlies Schalon
Howard St. Ripon
University of Java
Schalon
Elaine Buteyn Tanis
Bly St
Waupun
Ripon Graduates In Baccalaureate Rites
Ripon Grace Lutheran pastor Rev Carl J Stubenwelt delivered a baccalaureate sermon to Ripon High School graduates praising faith alongside science and service. The service featured the senior band, chapel choir, and private invocations, with National Honor Society members wearing gold tassels. New NHS members include Gary Wollbrecht and Patrick Laper among others. A local banquet honored inductees. Also, New London to host third annual State Farm open at the New London Golf Club on June 4 with Green Bay district agents competing and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Carl J. Stebenvall
Grace Lutheran Church
Rapon Hush School
Stubenwelt
Stubenwell
David Schanke
Capella
Lile Iversen
Kev Vdss van Stavern
Riper Keeans Club
Gary Wollbrecht
Tom Reinecke
Patrick Laper
Ernie Neuenfeldt
Scott Cornwall
Peter Pill
New London
New London Golf Club
Everette Collins
State Farm Insurance Co
Green Bay
Winneconne Alumni To Honor DiVall Seminar Highlight
Winneconne Alumni Association president William Hinz announced that Ro W DiVall’s 26 years as Winneconne High School’s agriculture instructor will be a highlight of the annual banquet and reunion at 7 30 p m Saturday at Central School. DiVall, a Grant County native, earned a Bachelor of Science in agriculture from Platteville State College in June 1937 and began teaching that September. After World War II he was the department’s veteran instructor in 1964 67 and 1947 48, then returned to lead the ag program. He later received a meritorious service award from the Winneconne Kiwanis Club and recognition from the Wisconsin Agricultural Teachers. Superintendent Arthur Lehman noted alumni would tour the new school addition after the evening. With Jerry Reetz absent, Hinz is handling reservations for the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneconne
William Hinz
Winneconne Alumni Association
DiVall
Winneconne High School
Central School
Grant County
Platteville State College
Smith-Hughes
Winnecome
DiVail
Winneconne Kiwani Club
Janate
Wisconsin Agri ‘Cularay
Arthur Lehman
Jerry Reetz
Hinz
Historical Society To Study Indian Lore
Marquette County Historical Society plans a June 10 meeting at Adrian's Indian Echoes at 7 pm with a special program on Indian lore and history. A sightseeing tour of Indian mounds and relics will follow, with the irregular meeting starting at 8 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montello
Marquette County Historical Society
Adrian
Indian Echoes
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Berlin High
Wautoma Hospital
Aredell Graikowski
Berlin High School Alumni Association
Gordon Jodarski
Northwestern Berlin Bureau
Randy Distillers
Coronet Manhattan
Garrive
Coronet
Harry and
Minnie Lewin
Berlin Alumni Association
Robert Walker
Shara
Waushara County
Redgranite
Harold Prochnow
Riverview
Earl Wagler
Christopher Marceil
Mary Novak
Robert Grefe
Jesse Salas
Elvira Sandoval
Plainfield
Varence Klasinski
Milwaukee
Williams Coin Shop
9Th Ave
Oshkesh
John Sundquist
Nexo
Historical Society
Parker
N. Main Street
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