Kaukauna
Times
By Lyle Hansen
November 3, 1965
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts dominated the entire game in
winning 40-7 over Two Rivers in the last game of the season. Kaukauna tied with
Kimberly for third place in the conference. Bob Promer was the offensive
standout of the Kaukauna game. He carried 22 times for 94 yards and scored four
touchdowns. He has scored nine touchdowns in the last two games, giving him a
total of 11 in the conference. Bob Main ended his high school career with a
tremendous effort completing five of nine passes for 123 yards and two
touchdowns.
FUTURE
PROSPECTS for the Kaukauna High School cross country team and head coach Donald
Jensen are the boys pictured above. In the front from left to right are Kevin
O’Connor, Daniel Courtney, Donald Tomazevic, John Lucassen, Peter DeBruin,
David Hardy, Allen Hartzheim, Dan Siebers and manger Marvin Van Wychen. In the
back row, Coach Kenneth Penniston, Peter Nagan, Kenneth Westphal, Scott
Lewandowski, Robert Jansen, Thomas Zornow, John Mars and Ronald Meidam.
Airman Gregory E. Hartjes,
Kaukauna, has been selected for training at Kessler Air Force Base, Miss., as
an Air Force communications-electronics specialist. Hartjes is a 1965 graduate
of Kaukauna high school.
It took the government over three years but finally Urban
J. Coenen received his patent. His invention is a silage distributor and filed
a patent application in March 1962. On October 5, 1965, he is the proud
possessor of United States patent number 3,209, 925 Silage Distributor.
Many people have party line telephone. People should be
aware that a law states if you refuse to yield the line to permit a person to
call the police or fire department you can be fined for up to $500.
Over 1000 grade school aged children and teenagers turned
out Sunday at the Halloween party at the Vaudette Theater, Park School and the
high school. The teen party took the form of a dance at the old high school
gym. Costumes competitions were held at all the events.
November
5, 1965
The 1965 Wisconsin legislature has taken action on a
problem which has caused widespread concern among law enforcement officers. The
motor vehicle department leaflet entitled “Don't Run Away”- namely, the problem
of traffic law violators leading pursuing officers on dangerous high-speed
chases.
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Tom Huss Gene Biese Bob Main
Mark Nussbaum Bob Promer
Kaukauna placed five boys on all mid-east conference
football squad selected by coaches. Honored from Kaukauna are Tom Biese,
defense end, Gene Huss defensive tackle, Bob Main linebacker, the Mark Nussbaum
offensive and Bob Promer offensive halfback.
Bob Promer, senior halfback from Kaukauna, led the
Mid-Eastern Conference in scoring with 11 touchdowns for 66 points. He scored
10 touchdowns in the Ghosts’ last three games.
Lee Nimmer tied for ninth place with 24 points and sophomore Marty Van
Zeeland tied for tenth with 18 points strictly on his kicking.
William
L. Hietpas
Services were held Saturday for William L. Hietpas, 18, who
was killed in a one car automobile accident Thursday morning at the
intersection of the Z and ZZ East of Kaukauna. Two other youths in the car,
Clifford Holschuh, 18, and William Dercks, 18, were both hospitalized as a
result of the accident.
November
10, 1965
Funeral services for Kenneth Tanner, age 82, were held in
Eastland Texas, Sunday, November 7. Mr. Tanner was born July 20, 1883, in
Kaukauna and came to Eastland in 1919 after serving in World War I. Mr. Tanner
is the son of Kaukauna pioneer physician and surgeon, Dr. H.B. Tanner, who came
to Kaukauna at the age of 21 in 1880 and was active in many of the beginnings
of the city.
Ground was broken for new church Sunday by members of
Bethany Lutheran Congregation at the site of the present church, Tenth and
Hendricks. Rev. Ernest Bartels led the service and participated, along with 28
other members of the congregation, in the actual groundbreaking.
Airman Gary E. Grissman, a 1965 graduate of Kaukauna high
school, has been selected for technical training as an Air Force aircraft
Maintenance specialist. He has recently completed basic training at Lackland
AFB, Texas.
November
12, 1965
Thomas A. McAndrews, 26, Kaukauna, was promoted to Captain
October 26 at Fort Gulick, Canal Zone, where he is serving with Company “A”,
8th Special Forces group, 1st Special Forces.
Capt. McAndrews graduated from Kaukauna high school in 1958 and St.
Norbert's college in 1962.
Dan Van Abel, Kaukauna, has set pass receiving records
galore as a junior and co-captain of the Michigan Tech football team. This year
he led the Tech one season receiving record by grabbing 34 passes for 533 yards
and six touchdowns.
Salary increases of $.10 per hour for women working in a
hot lunch program at the school and a beginning wage of $1.25 per hour for
women who may be hired for the program were approved by the Kaukauna board of
education.
Picketing at the Combined Locks Paper Company Plant
continued Thursday as the strike of 350 employees of two unions went through
its 11th day.
Awards were awarded to several members of Dede’s diplomats
who competed at the Green Bay Packerama national open at the YMCA. Award winners were Mary Beth Tease, Lynn
Lennert, Jenny King, Kathy Walsh, Kay Kaphingst and Jill Hartdke.
November
17, 1965
The toe of John Skibba, the 6’ 1”, 200-pound
Kaukaunan playing tight end for St. Norbert College was a valuable weapon in
the schools 21-20 win over Luther College in the season finale.
Wisconsin hunting season starts November 20. The
conservation Department said that with the proper weather officials think the
harvest will equal or exceed last year's take of 93,000 animals. The variable quota has proven highly popular
with hunters because it controls overpopulation and at the same time put the
lid on a number of does that can be taken from any single area.
The Kaukauna high school varsity basketball team has been
selected for the 1965-66 campaign by head coach Ken Vander Velden. The 12 boys
selected for this year's varsity team are:
Jack Capen 5-10
Greg Eslein 6-1
Bob Jansen 6
Pat Kavanaugh 6
Scott Lewandowski 5-9
Bob Main 6
Dan Minkebige 6-5
Gary Reimer 5-11
Joe Schouten 6-1
John Van De Hey 5-10
Tom Van De Hey 5-9
Quint Vanden Hoevel 5-9
Christmas decorations were put up this week by the Kaukauna
Utility and Park department. Attaching a bell to a downtown light pole is Carl
Vanden Heuvel of the K.E.&W.
November
23, 1965
Michael
F. Brautigan, Kaukauna seaman in
the U.S. Navy, has been awarded the Bronze Star military decoration for bravery
in action, according to word received this week by his parents. When a Marine
patrol was sweeping an area, they came under fire. Brautigan, the
operator of the river boat that brought them to shore, realized they were under
fire, crawled forward and threw grenades into the enemy position. He then lay
down fire with his rifle shooting several enemy snipers. He was wounded during
the engagement receiving a bullet in his arm.
Seaman apprentice Donald C. Conrad USCC, Freedom,
has completed basic training at the Coast Guard Training Senter at Cape May,
N.J.
Models
for the Elks Ladies Fur Fashion Show.
Mrs.
Leroy Klein, Mrs. Pat Landreman and Mrs. Cleon Egan.
Mrs.
Carl Nagan, Mrs. Richard Wolf and Mrs. Clarence Thelen.
November
25, 1965
Mike Andrews, former Kaukauna high school standout, was one
of 38 freshmen to receive football awards from Lawrence University Athletic
Director Bernard E. Heselton.
Santa Claus will enter Kaukauna on Friday, November 26 in a
Surrey with a fringe on top. Santa will tour the business districts of Kaukauna
and stop at the high school parking lot where he will distribute candy to
children.
The Kaukauna high school wrestling team started their
season in a triumphal note by downing Green Bay West by a 28-24 margin at the
KHS gymnasium.
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thorma
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wydeven
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Femal
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longsine
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Weyers
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spice
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mueller
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zornow
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Breier
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schimmers
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keyzers
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Van Dera
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pennings
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thiel
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Freund
Son to Mr. and Mrs. William Stuckart
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Urban Wildenberg
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Ertl
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wockenfuss
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Natrop
Son to Mr. and Mrs. James Liebhauser
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Verstegen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Van Grinsven
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vande Hey
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vanevenhoven
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Weiss
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Verhagen
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rundquist
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuh
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Derks
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berens
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tessen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fassbender
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schmidt
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Hammond
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoelzel
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Anholzer
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Myers
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weyenberg
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Gompel
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haberland
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weigman
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mitchell
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mischler
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hammen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Meyer
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huss
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