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16 16 Gary G. Rogaczewski Gary G. Rogaczewski Lloyd G, Daub Lloyd G, Daub Lorna K. Lavery Lorna K. Lavery James L. Nelson Dale C. Young James L. Nelson Dale C. Young Kraig R. Rodenbeck Rebecca L. Ontjes Peggy M. Cassaday Rebecca L. Ontjes Peggy M. Cassaday Roberta L. Ontjes Nine Scholarships Awarded Nine Scholarships Awarded Nine students have been awarded college scholarships granted annually to children Nine students of Milwaukee have been Road awarded employcolees.lege The scholarships 1972 winners granted include annually fourto graduating children of high Milwaukee school Road seniorsemploy from the ees. Milwaukee The 1972 area, winners and five include from four the state graduating of Iowa. high school seniors from the The Milwaukee nine scholarships, area, and including five from the three state principal of Iowa. awards known as the J. T. Gillick The nine Scholarships, scholarships, were including granted the bythree the principal Milwaukee awards Roadknown and the as Mil the J. waukee T. Gillick Road Scholarships, Women's Club. were granted by Two the of Milwaukee the GillickRoad Scholarships and the proMilvidewaukee full Road tuitionWomen's or $600, Club. whichever is greater, Two and of the areGillick renewable Scholarships for the folprolowingvide full three tuition years or $600, of undergraduate whichever is study greater, at the and recipient's are renewable chosen for college the fol or lowing university. three These years scholarships of undergraduate have been study awarded at the recipient's this year chosen to James college L. Nelson or university. of Spencer, These la., scholarships son of Glenn have L. been Nelson, awarded agent this at year Spencer, to James and toL. Kraig Nelson R. of Rodenbeck Spencer, la., of New son of Berlin, Glenn Wis" L. Nelson, son of George agent at F. Spencer, Rodenbeck, and ato locomotive Kraig R. engineer. Rodenbeck of New Berlin, Wis" son of George F. Rodenbeck, a locomotive engineer. Kraig R. Rodenbeck Roberta L. Ontjes The third Gillick Scholarship, a grant of $600 per year, went to Dale C. Young, The third 430 Gillick Kirkwood Scholarship, Blvd., Dav a enport, grant of la., $600 son per of Philip year, F. went Young, to Dale a section C. Young, foreman. 430 Kirkwood Blvd., Davenport, The sixla., Women's son of Philip Club Scholarships F. Young, a also section provide foreman. $600 per year for four years. The They six Women's were awarded Club Scholarships to the following: also provide $600 per year for four years. PeggyThey M. Cassaday were awarded of Miles, to the la., fol daughter lowing: of LaVern A. Cassaday, depot Peggy operator M. atCassaday Green Island, of Miles, la. la., daughter Gary G. of Rogaczewski LaVern A. of Cassaday, Greenfield, de Wis., pot operator son of Leonard at Green A. Island, Rogaczewski, la. electrician Gary G. at Rogaczewski the Milwaukee of Greenfield, Shops in Milwaukee, Wis., son of Wis. Leonard A. Rogaczewski, electrician Lloyd G. at Daub, the Milwaukee 5138 N. 58th Shops St., in Milwaukee, son Wis. of Robert A. Daub, a lieutenant Lloyd G. of police Daub, in5138 Milwaukee. N. 58th St., Milwaukee, Lorna K. son Lavery, of Robert 1710 A. E. Daub, Provi a dence lieutenant Ave., of Milwaukee, police in Milwaukee. daughter of Joseph Lorna L. K. Lavery, Lavery, a lead 1710 engineer E. Provi at the dence Milwaukee Ave., Milwaukee, Shops in Milwaukee. daughter of Joseph Rebecca L. L. Lavery, and Roberta a lead engineer L. Ontjesat the Milwaukee Shops in Milwaukee. Rebecca The Milwaukee L. and Roberta Road Magazine L. Ontjes The Milwaukee Road Magazine Michael Sol Collection
of Boyden, la., daughters of the late Stanley M. Ontjes, agent at Boyden. The of Boyden, Ontjes sisters la., daughters are the first of the twins late ever Stanley to receive M. Ontjes, scholarships agent at awarded Boyden. by The theOntjes railroad sisters or theare Women's the first Club. twins Their ever excellent to receive scholastic scholarships records awarded and their by the other railroad school or the activities Women's wereClub. so closely Their excellent parallel that scholastic the judges records were and unable their other to make school a choice activities betweenwere them. so Under closely these parallel unusual that circumstances, the judges were it was unable decided to make that a choice they between should each them. have Under a scholarship. these unusual The circumstances, total numberit of was awards decided was that increased they should accordingly each from have eight a scholarship. to nine. The total number of Announcement awards was increased of the winners accordingly was made from by eight C. to William nine. Reiley, dean of administrative Announcement services of the at winners Northwest was ern made University, by C. William who is chairman Reiley, dean of theof committee administrative whichservices judges the at Northwestqualificationsern University, of the candidates. who is chairman All of of the judges committee are affiliated which judges with Chicago the qualifica area universities tions of the andcandidates. are not associated All of with the the judges railroad. are affiliated with Chicago area universities Gillick Scholarships and are not associated have been with awarded the railroad. annually since 1951, and the Women's Gillick Club Scholarships Scholarships have since been 1961. awarded In the annually case since of all 1951, awards, and the recipient Women's may Club attend Scholarships the collegesince or university 1961. In of the hiscase choice of all andawards, may pur the sue recipient any course may ofattend study. the college or university of his choice and may pursue any course of study. James L. Nelson is graduating in May from Spencer Community High School, James Spencer, L. Nelson la. He is hasgraduating been activein inMay drama, from music, Spencer debate, Community and High was elected School, toSpencer, the National la. He Honor has been Society. active He in was drama, a 1972music, National debate, Merit Scholar and was ship elected finalist to the and National has participated Honor Society. in numerous He was a 1972 activities National outside Merit of Scholar school. ship finalist and has participated in numerous activities outside of school. Kraig R. Rodenbeck will graduate in June from New Berlin High School in New Kraig Berlin, R. Rodenbeck Wis. He has will submitted graduate entries in June tofrom his school New Berlin literaryHigh magazine, School worked in New on Berlin, the school Wis. He Spanish has submitted newspaper entries and to his hasschool participated literary inmagazine, a superior worked student on laboratory the school at Spanish the Univernewssitypaper of Wisconsin. and has participated He was a member in a supe of the rior National student laboratory Honor Society at the and Univer was very sity active of Wisconsin. in muscular He was dystrophy a member fundof raising. the National He plans Honor to attend Society the Univer and was sity very ofactive Wisconsin in muscular at Milwaukee. dystrophy fund raising. He plans to attend the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Dale C. Young is graduating in May from Central High School in Davenport, Dale C. la. Young He hasis been graduating very in in volved May from in vocal Central musical High activities School andin was Davenport, a concert la. soloist, He has a homecoming been very in soloist volved and in vocal a participant musical inactivities local musi and cal was plays. a concert He was soloist, a member a homecoming of the track soloist team and and a participant was a State in local of Iowa musi Scholar. cal plays. He was a member of the track team and was a State of Iowa May Scholar. - June, 7972 May - June, 7972 Peggy M. Cassaday is graduating in May from Miles Community School, Miles, Peggy la., where M. Cassaday she was ais member graduating of the in May National from Honor Miles Community Society. SheSchool, participated Miles, in la., athletics where she andwas dramatics a member andof was the on National the staff Honor of both Society. the school She partipapercipated and the in athletics yearbook. and She dramatics was named and an was Outstanding on the staff Teenager of both the of school America pa and per was and athe delegate yearbook. to Iowa She Girl's was State. named She an hopes Outstanding to attend Teenager the State of Univer America sity and of was Iowa a delegate at Iowato City. Iowa Girl's State. She hopes to attend the State University of Iowa at Iowa City. Gary G. Rogaczewski will graduate in June from Greenfield High School in Greenfield, Gary G. Rogaczewski Wis. He played will graduate basketball in June and football, from Greenfield participated High inSchool track and in Greenfield, was a member Wis. ofHe the played Sciencebasket Club. He ball was and selected football, asparticipated a member in oftrack the National and was a Honor member Society. of the Science He plans Club. to attend He was Carroll selected College as a member in Waukesha, of the Wis. National Honor Society. He plans to attend Carroll College in Waukesha, Wis. Lloyd G. Daub will graduate from Custer High School in Milwaukee in June. Lloyd A G. member Daub will of the graduate National from Honor Custer Society, High School he hasin participated Milwaukee in in his June. school's A member Science of Club, the German National Club Honor andSociety, Chess Club. he has He participated plans to atin tend his school's Carroll College Science in Club, Waukesha, German Wis. Club and Chess Club. He plans to attend Carroll College in Waukesha, Wis. Lorna K. Lavery will graduate in June from Riverside High School in Milwaukee. Lorna K. She Lavery has been will editor graduate of thein school June from paper, Riverside president High of the School local in Future Milwaukee. Teachers She has of America been editor andof has the been school in school paper, dramatic president productions. of the local She Future is a member Teachers of of National America HonorSo and has ciety, been French in school National dramatic Honor productions. Society, and She Quill is a member and Scroll. of National She plans HonorSo to attendciety, the French University National of Honor Wisconsin Society, at Milwaukee. and Quill and Scroll. She plans to attend the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Rebecca L. Ontjes is graduating in May from Boyden-Hull Community HighRebecca School L. in Ontjes Hull, la. is graduating She particiin pated May infrom vocalBoyden-Hull music activities Community and was aHigh member School of the in Hull, student la. council She partici and the pated yearboQk in vocal staff. music Sheactivities was alsoand a class was officer a member and aof member the student of the council National and Honor the yearboQk Society. staff. She She plans was also to attend a class Northwestern officer and a College member inof Orange the National City, la. Honor Society. She plans to attend Northwestern College in Orange City, la. Roberta L. Ontjes is graduating in May from Boyden-Hull Community HighRoberta School. L. She Ontjes was a is member graduating of the in yearbook May from staff Boyden-Hull and participated Community in vocal High music School. activities. She was She a member was a class of the officer yearbook and staff a member and participated of the National in vo Honor cal music Society. activities. She will She attend was North a class western officer and College a member in Orange of the City, National la. Honor Society. She will attend Northwestern College in Orange City, la. ROLLING OUT FAST. Jeno's, Inc., of Duluth, Minn., one of America's leading hot snack companies, recently called on the Milwaukee Road to speed its first shipment of new Jeno's Family Pack Cheese Pizza-a two-carload, 100,000 pound cargo-to Great Scott ROLLING OUT FAST. Jeno's, Inc., of Duluth, Minn., one of America's leading hot snack Supermarkets for its 44 stores in the Detroit area. Shown before the shipment de companies, recently called on the Milwaukee Road to speed its first shipment of new parted Duluth are Russ Boyhtari, Jeno's frozen products traffic manager (from left); Jeno's Family Pack Cheese Pizza-a two-carload, 100,000 pound cargo-to Great Scott Donald G. Wirtanen, president of Jeno's, Inc.; B. W. Miner, trainmaster at Duluth; Supermarkets for its 44 stores in the Detroit area. Shown before the shipment de Reider O. Hansen, district manager-sales; and Richard Baruch, sales representative. parted Duluth are Russ Boyhtari, Jeno's frozen products traffic manager (from left); Donald G. Wirtanen, president of Jeno's, Inc.; B. W. Miner, trainmaster at Duluth; Reider O. Hansen, district manager-sales; and Richard Baruch, sales representative. 77 77 Michael Sol Collection
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