Kaukauna Times
By Lyle Hansen KAHS
May 4,
1966
The Kempen brothers, John and Raymond are both spending a leave from service at home in Kaukauna. Raymond Airman third class is home from boot camp at Lockland AF base San Antonia, Texas. John is a third-class petty officer in the navy is serving as a cook on the USS Tutuila.
Marine Pvt. John J. Hengel of Kimberly has
completed individual combat training at Camp Pendleton, Cal.
The undefeated Kaukauna Ghosts track team swept
to its fourth straight victory with an 82-26 win over Menasha, at the Kaukauna
track. Paul Kiffe swept to a triumph in
the 220-yard dash, Bob Promer put the shot 51 feet 10 inches and Dan Minkebige
grabbed top laurels in the 880 yard run.
May 6, 1966
“Some Enchanted Evening,” the theme chosen for
the 1966 Junior Prom, highlighting the school’s major social event this
evening.
A crowd of three hundred from Holy Cross parish
honored Sister Jeanne D’Arc, principal of the school, for the last six years.
She will be reassigned this summer.
May 11, 1966
Miss Frances Nelson will receive a
Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing on May 21 from Commencement Convocation
at the College of Saint Teresa, Winona, Minn.
May 18, 1966
Army Captain Burton C. Bice received an
official certification of Achievement at the United States Army Security
Training Center.
Kaukauna is the home of the world’s largest
plant devoted to the exclusive manufacture of heavy-duty drilling machines and
the public is invited to visit G & L on Sunday. One of the most fascinating
demonstrations will be that of a tape operated drilling machine.
May 20, 1966
Mrs. John Mau was elected vice president of the
Wisconsin Jaycettes at Green Bay.
At Goodland Field in Appleton on Sunday May 22
an event called “High School Day” will be held. Football trophies will be given
to Joe Schaefer of Little Chute St. John’s and Bob Promer of Kaukauna high
School. The basketball trophy will be awarded to John Reider of Kimberly High
School.
Lynda Damro was chosen president of the 1966-67
student council in an all-school election, last Friday. Joan Van Wychen was
named vice-president.
May 25,
1966
The Kaukauna Klubbers won their opener in the
Fox Valley league with a 4-2 win over Fond du Lac. Leigh Wachel pitched three hitter for the
win.
Dan Bay has been named the outstanding freshman
athlete at Stevens Point university. Bay saw considerable action as a guard on
the football team and was a regular on the wrestling team at 177 pounds. He
lettered in both sports and participated in track.
Edward Hammen of Little Chute is
currently teaching and coaching at St. Peter Claver high school in San Antonio,
Texas as his service in the Catholic Lay Mission Corps. Recently one of the
boys he coaches, Clarence Johnson, set a national schoolboy record with a leap of
7 feet ¼ inch. The boy is featured in the May issue of Sports Illustrated. Hammen is a 1960 graduated St. John high
school and a 1964 graduate of St. Norbert college with a major in history.
May 27, 1966
President Robert Pendleton will open the annual
Class Night exercises in the Auditorium Tuesday Night, with words of welcome
and presentation of his classmates.
A PLAQUE recognizing more than 14 years of service as scoutmaster
of St. Mary's Boy Scout troop 27 was presented to Louis Schultz at the court of
honor held at St. Mary's cafeteria Monday evening. The award was presented by
Norbert Jansen, chairman of the troop committee. Shown are, left to right,
Howard Veldman, present scoutmaster of troop 27, Schultz, and Jansen. (Times
Photo)
1966 AMC Rambler Marlin
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Bork.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Mattison.
- Twin sons to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Drechsler.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Larry R. Smith.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard W. Smith.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. James Verhasselt.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Schmidt.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert DuFay.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Vander Heiden.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy S. Dingeldien.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon P. Meulemans.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Pyke.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Martin P. Wynboom.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Giordana.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Gary J. Hammen.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Grady.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Propson.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald C. Bastian.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Berghuis.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Mischler.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Kussow.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul L. Schumacher.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Darwin Kamke.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Strauch.
- Daughter to Dr.
and Mrs. W. W. Wolfmeyer.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Elrick.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. John Schiltz.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. William Jirikowic.
- Daughter to Dr.
and Mrs. K. E. Buchanan.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Vander Zanden.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Evers.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Jahner.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Broeren.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Romenesko.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas P. Albers.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Clement F. Boucher.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Dale R. Marquardt.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Leo M. Rooyakkers.
- Daughter to Edward
W. Mauthe.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard A. Hintz.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Nagel.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Peeters.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Wachuta.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Gerhard Plach.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Ben L. Hooyer.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. James Gerts.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. James Delie.
- Son to Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Lang.
- Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. John Williamson, Jr.
Pictures May 1966
NEW OFFICERS for the Kaukauna Jaycettes were installed at the annual
joint Jaycee-Jaycette installation banquet held last Thursday evening at the
Hyland House. The new officers for 1966-1967 are, left to right, Mrs. Louis
Faust, director; Mrs. Tom Sanders, director; Mrs. Richard Mech, treasurer; Mrs.
Burt McIntyre, president; Mrs. Walt Weihmuller, past president; and Mrs. Thomas
Thoma, state director. Mrs. W. W. Wolfmeyer, vice president of the Jaycettes,
was absent when the photo was taken.
JUNIOR CLASS STUDENTS are working on the decorations for tonight's Kaukauna high
school junior prom, "Some Enchanted Evenings," being held in the old
high school gymnasium. Shown working on decorations are Lynn Leddy, left, and
Lynn Domro.
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DRESSED IN KIMONAS are two students at St. Mary school in Kaukauna who took
part in a special program which was held last Wednesday. Shown from left to
right are Nancy Simon, Sister Theophane, the director of the program, and
Vivian De La Hunt. (Times Photo)
KAUKAUNA EVENING
HOMEMAKERS' club installed their
new slate of officers at the May Banquet held May 4 at the Elks club. Shown
from left to right are: Mrs. Margaret Mankovecky, treasurer; Mrs. Marvin
Schuler, secretary; Mrs. DuWayne Gilchrist, vice-president; and Mrs. Robert
Johnson, president. (Times Photo)
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50-YEAR MEMBERS of St. Ann’s court of the Catholic Order of Foresters at
Holy Cross were honored at the mother and daughter party this week. Left to
right, seated, are Elizabeth Schlude, Rose Kuborn and Mary Vanden Bosch.
Standing are Catherine Ludke, Margaret Bodde, Mary Heindel and Rose
Vanevenhoven. Not on picture are Ida Haid, Christine Vander Heiden and
Josephine Licht. Girls bearing the 50-year pins to them were Sarah Hooyman,
left, and Donna DeCoster.
FRESHMAN RECORD BREAKER in the long jump is Bob St. Arnold who went 18 feet $1/2$
inch against Neenah, in a meet at the Kaukauna track
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NEW OFFICERS for the Lady Elks were installed at a banquet held
Wednesday, May 11, at the Elks Club. Mrs. Thomas Nytes was inducted as
president for 1966-1967. Shown above are, left to right, Mrs. Robert Nack, new
secretary; Mrs. Ralph Bayorgeon, past secretary; Mrs. David Heindel, past
president; Mrs. Nytes; Mrs. Donald Swetz, vice president; and Mrs. Elmer
Hoffman, treasurer.
AN AWARD from the U.S. Dept. of the Treasury was presented to
Sister M. Henrianna, principal of St. Mary’s school, last week for “Patriotic
service in support of the U.S. Savings Bond program.” The certificate, signed
by Henry H. Fowler, secretary of the treasury, was presented for her work in
directing a Savings Stamp program in the school. Postmaster Robert Grogan
conferred the award. The Savings Bond program covers $49 billion, or 23 per
cent of the national debt.
KAUKAUNA HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS who participated in the recent track
meet at Fond du Lac Goodrich high school are shown in this picture. In the
bottom row, from left to right, are Mary Jo Keough, Barbara Gerrits, Shirley
Roome, Kay Van Zummeren, Mary Hopfensperger, Christine Kindler, Donna Vander
Loop and Vicki Weyers. Shown in the second row, from left to right, are Miss
Mary Beth Nienhaus, advisor, Char. Welhouse, Sharon Vande Yacht, Jane Simon,
Sue Mueller, Nancy Marscéau, Jane Kunz, Annie Vernon and Pat Leddy. In the top
row, from left to right, are Pat Effa, Margie Bambery, Annie Landreman, Susi
Vandehy, Barb Peebles, Jenny Schuler and Kathy Van Wychen.
WINNERS OF THE ANNUAL
KHS Youth Center ping pong tournament are
pictured with their trophies. A triple recipient, Dave Tessen, is shown with
trophies he won in the single, double and mixed double events. Second from the
left, Karen Klister, received her award for winning the mixed doubles; Lynn
Patterson copped the girls' single tourney and Don Priebe earned his prize for
winning the boys' double tournament. (Camera Club Photo)
THE LYNN-DETTES — Back row, left to right, Jill Alger, Kay Kromer, Colleen
Damro, Barbara Verhagen, Debbie Kerscher, Patty Van Eperen, Sharon Woldt and
Darlene Knorr. Third row, same order, Valerie St. John, Deborah Swetz, Debra
Spielbauer, Doris Geurts, Debra Geurts, Joyce Damro, Joan Roberts, Gail Van
Asten, Royann Peterson and Peggy Deininger. Second row, same order, Susan
Spielbauer, Diane Haen, Dawn Swetz, Julie Borree, Barbara Borree, Susan
Schmidt, Beverly Berken and Vickie Geurts. Front row, left to right, Diane
George, holding the American flag, Sherry Kessler, Sharon Van Eperen, Barbara
Van Eperen, Patty Deininger, Debra Vande Hey, Julie Peterson, Diane Vande Hey,
Mary Damro, Mary McPhail and Clarence Sullivan, Commander of Post No. 3319
Veterans of Foreign Wars, sponsors of the twirling corps. Twirlers not present
for the picture were Fay Tennessen and Joyce Verhagen. Also not present was
Jill Reinholz, flag bearer.
THE EAGLE SCOUT AWARD was presented to Lee Wittman at the Court of Honor for boy
scout troop 27 held Monday evening in St. Mary's cafeteria. The award to
Wittman marked the 35th eagle scout to be presented the Eagle while Louis
Schultz was scoutmaster. Shown are, left to right, Schultz, Wallace Mooney, who
presented the award, Mrs. Harvey Wittman, Lee Wittman, Mr. Harvey Wittman and
Howard Veldman, new troop 27 scoutmaster.
MISS RUTH WOLF, left, who is retiring as city treasurer, turned over the
weighty city budget book to her successor, Mrs. Elaine Brown, at the Municipal
building Friday. The secretaries and other women employees on the second floor,
the "woman's world of the city hall," brought two cakes and a gift to
make a little party for Ruth. Last night the city council passed a resolution
citing Miss Wolf's dedicated service to Kaukauna and thanking her for loyal
service to the community.
CHAMPIONS of the Wednesday Night Ladies league at Gene's Alleys in
Freedom for the 1965-66 season were the Gonnering Brothers Livestock team
pictured above. From left to right are Rosie Griener, Ila Griener, Mae
Schommer, Mary Gonnering, Grace Garvey and Vionne Griener.
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