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Bio: Albion, James K. (History - 1849)
Transcriber: Stan


Surnames: JAMES KNOWLTON TUTTLE 


----Source: 1891 Bio. History Of Clark Jackson Co., Wisconsin, pg.s 200 201

ALBION K. JAMES, of Melrose, Jackson County, was born in New Hampshire, October 3, 1849, the son of Alonzo G. James, who was born in Deerfield, New Hapmshire, in 1826. In 1855 he came to Richland Center, Richland County, Wisconsin, where he died, at the age of sixty years. He was a dealer in boots and shoes by occupation, and was a Prohibitionist politically, but in early years was a Republican. He was a very prominent man, and was President of the village of Richland Center, and also a member of the town board of Supervisors for several years. Our subject's mother, nee Eliza Knowlton, was also born in Deerfield, New Hampshire, and is now living at Richland Center, Richland County, Wisconsin. She is a daughter of Nathaniel and Eliza Knowlton, natives of New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. James had seven children, viz.: Albion K., Emma J., Lewis E., Charles F., Minnie, Mary and Anna, all of whom are living except Mary.


The subject of this sketch, Albion K., the eldest child, was reared and educated in Richland Center. In 1873 he went to Hillsborough, Wisconsin, and in 1875 came to Jackson County, locating in the town of Millston. While residing at Millston he was elected Town Clerk. In 1878 he removed to Melrose, where he engaged in the mercantile business, which he still continues. He is also proprietor of the Exchange Bank of Melrose. He is a prominent man, and has held a number of important offices. He was Postmaster here for six years. He is treasurer of the Irving Insurance Company, of $500,000 capital, which he has held for four years. Politically he is independent, but he was formerly a Republican. He has represented his town and county in several county and senatorial conventions at different times. He has been twice elected Clerk of the School Board of Melrose graded school. He is a member of the Good Templars' Lodge, at Melrose, and is also a member of the Baptist Church. He was treasurer of the Melrose Creamery Association for two years, and disbursed nearly 40,000 among the patrons of the company, to their satisfaction.


Mr. James was married March 22, 1883, to Kate Tuttle, who was born in Black River Falls, January 10, 1860, the daughter of Albert and Emeline (Jean) Tuttle. The mother was born in Ohio, in 1822, and died at the age of fifty-nine years, at Merrillon, in Jackson County, Wisconsin. The father was born in Connecticut in 1815, and died at Arcadia, Trempealeau County, this State, on February 6, 1891. He was among the early settlers of Jackson County, having located at Black River Falls in 1850. Mr. and Mrs. James have had two children: Bessie, born September 2, 1884, and Carrie, born February 14, 1887, who died August 7, 1887.


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Obit: Kasmeirski, Ramona R. (1969 - 2024)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Kasmeirski, Butterfield, Schwartz, Tomczak, Karlen, Hunniford

----Source: Maurina-Schilling Funeral Home (Owen, Clark Co., WI) 3/23/2024

Kasmeirski, Ramona R. (18 May 1969 – 21 March 2024)

Ramona R. Kasmeirski, age 54, of Withee, passed away on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at Dove Regional Vent Center in Chippewa Falls resulting from a critical accident in December of 2023.

Ramona was born May 18, 1969, the daughter of Frank Tomczak and Lorraine (Robert Butterfield) Schwartz in Milwaukee. She graduated from Thorp High School. Ramona worked at K-Mart in Medford, Express Mart in Stanley and was a stay-at-home mom and grandma.

Ramona was very spiritual and passionate in her faith with the Jehovah’s Witnesses. She enjoyed arts and crafts, painting, hunting, fishing, reading, plants and taking nature walks. Ramona loved her pets and watching and feeding the birds. Most importantly, she loved and cherished her family.

Ramona is survived by her husband of 34 years, Richard Karlen; her three daughters: Christina Karlen of Medford, Crystal Karlen and Lily Kasmeirski, both of Withee; five grandchildren: Lukas, Raven, William, Larissia and Leah Karlen of Medford. She is further survived five nieces and nephews: Cody Karlen, Cory Kasmeirski, Kole Kasmeirski, Shawna Kasmeirski and Kayla Kasmeirski; her cousin, Mary (Jerry) Tomczak of Withee and her lifelong friend, Renee Hunniford of IN; other relatives and friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents; her step-father; her sister, Rosemary Kasmeirski and her niece, Carissa Kasmeirski.


A Visitation will be held on Monday, March 25, 2024, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Maurina-Schilling Funeral Home in Owen.

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Ramona, please visit our floral store.


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Obit: Rau, Margaret S. “Peggy”(1960 - 2024)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Rau, Koplitz, Schindler, Meyer, Karr, Krause, Hoffman, Jannene, Oudenhoven

----Source: Maurina-Schilling Funeral Home (Abbotsford, Clark Co., WI) 3/23/2024

Rau, Margaret S. “Peggy” (13 December 1960 – 20 March 2024)

Margaret “Peggy” S. Rau, age 63, of Dorchester, passed away on March 20, 2024.

Peggy was born December 13, 1960, the daughter of Fred and Cecelia (Koplitz) Schindler, Sr. in Marshfield. She graduated from Abbotsford High School in 1979. Peggy was married to Richard Rau for 35 years. Together they farmed in the Town of Mayville.

Peggy was a passionate farmer and was a leader in calf raising and husbandry. She also led educational workshops and organized tours to promote the dairy industry. Peggy was also very generous of her time and money as she donated to various community organizations and people in need. When her Dorchester community needed first responders, she was the first to volunteer. She was a member of both St. Louis and St. Bernard Catholic Churches, member of the Busy Homemakers, and a leader in the Liberty 4-H Club. Peggy enjoyed gardening, cooking and traveling. She especially loved baking and sharing with the community and people around her. Peggy loved and cherished being with her family.

Peggy is survived by her four children: Zak (Tony Meyer) Rau of Medford, Stephanie (Eric) Karr of Eau Claire, Rebecca Rau of Vancouver, WA and Zayne (Jess) Rau of Medford; six grandchildren: Savannah, Isla, Bennett, Chet, Colt and Amilyah. She is further survived by her seven siblings: Patricia (Greg) Krause of Prentice, Marie (Ted) Hoffman of Lake Mills, Fred (Linda) Schindler of Curtiss, Jayne (Julian) Jannene of Colby, Leonard (Diane) Schindler of Colby, Tim (Lisa) Schindler of Curtiss and Tom (Robyn) Schindler of Marshfield; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
She is preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Michael.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. at St. Bernard Catholic Church in Abbotsford on Wednesday, March 27, 2024. Father Timothy Oudenhoven will officiate. Interment will follow in the Abbotsford Public Cemetery. Family and friends are welcome from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26 at Maurina-Schilling Funeral Home in Abbotsford and from 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 27 at the church.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to Aspirus Medford Foundation for mental health awareness.

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Obit: Venzke, Cecelia D. (1929 - 2024)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Venzke, Speck, Hackel, Repking, Riese, Stange, Hummer, Graham

----Source: Maurina-Schilling Funeral Home (Abbotsford, Clark Co., WI) 3/22/2024

Venzke, Cecilia D. (14 May 1929 – 21 March 2024)

Cecelia D. Venzke, age 94, of Milan, passed away on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at The Homeplace of Dorchester under the tender care of Hope Hospice.

Cecelia was born on May 14, 1929, the daughter of Albert and Sadie (Speck) Hackel in the Town of Holton. She graduated from Abbotsford High School as the Salutatorian. On June 5, 1948, Cecelia was united in marriage to Benno Venzke. He preceded her in death in May of 2002. They farmed in the Town of Holton from 1948-1985 and raised ten children.

Cecelia was an active member of St. Thomas Catholic Church and was a Eucharistic Minister for 25 years. She volunteered at the Abbotsford Nursing Home. Cecelia had a craft business, enjoyed quilting, crocheting, gardening, cross country skiing and had a love of nature. Most importantly, she loved and cherished her family and left a loving legacy.

Cecelia is survived by her nine children: David (Judy) of Athens, Allan (Susan) of Athens, Dennis of Abbotsford, Karen (Doug) Repking of Stratford, Sharon (Arnie) Riese of Medford, Mary Ann (Randy) Stange of Owen, Larry (Rhonda) of Athens, BJ (Julie) of Athens and Patrick (Lynn) of Dorchester; 32 grandchildren and 59 great-grandchildren. She is further survived by two sisters-in-law, Theresa Hackel of Marshfield and Audrey Venzke of Stevens Point; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a son, Bruce; an infant son, Joseph; two grandsons: Mitchell Venzke and Oakley Venzke; three brothers and one sister: Isadore Hackel, Raymond “Bud” Hackel, Marie Hummer and Howard Hackel.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Milan. Father George Graham will officiate. Interment will follow at St. Thomas Catholic Cemetery. Family and friends are welcome from 9:00 a.m. until time of the service Tuesday at the church. The Maurina-Schilling Funeral Home in Abbotsford is entrusted with the arrangements.

The family would like to thank Hope Hospice and the Dorchester Homeplace for their support, care and kindness.

Family and friends may express condolences online at www.maurinaschilling.com

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Cecelia, please visit our floral store.


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Obit: Weister, Dawn Lynn (1955- 2024)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Weister, Vail, Gabel, King, Wicks, Mathews, Johnston, Krueger

----Source: Life Tributes Funeral Home (Spencer, Clark Co., WI) 3/22/2024

Weister, Dawn Lynn (26 May 1955 – 21 March 2024)

Dawn L. Weister, age 68, of Marshfield, passed away on Thursday, March 21, 2024, with her husband by her side at Marshfield Medical Center.

Dawn was born on May 26, 1955, in Marshfield; the daughter of Cyril R. and Lucille “Marie” (Vail) Gabel. She attended Marshfield Schools and later attended Mid-State Technical College in Marshfield to receive a technical diploma for medical transcription. Over the years, she worked at Figi’s in Marshfield as a key punch operator, then running Dawn’s Rendezvous Club Bar before being employed by Wisco Co-Op in Marshfield for 18 years.

On July 5, 1978, she married the love of her life, Henry G. Weister, in Loveland, Colorado. They were together for 47 wonderful years.

Dawn was a down to earth, carefree person who loved to ride her motorcycle, going on long rides and camping. She was on the Marshfield Women’s Pool League where she earned many trophies for her skill and precision in the game of billiards. She also enjoyed many trips to try her luck at the casino. With skillful hands, she enjoyed knitting and crocheting wonderful pieces.

Those who will lovingly cherish her memory include her husband, Henry Weister; her son, Brandy King; her granddaughters, Hannah (her significant other Richie) and Rachel; her great-grandchildren: Norah, Nolan, Nash and Raya “Sonny”; her father, Cyril Gabel of Marshfield; her siblings, Rick Wicks of Loveland, CO, Dennis (Ann) Gabel of Marshfield, Debra (Bud) Mathews of Chiefland, FL and Mike (Pricilla) Gabel of Chiefland, FL; She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives, many dear friends and her faithful canine companions, Buddy and Tuffy.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Marie King; her stepfather, Larry King; a brother Randy Wicks and a sister, Sandra Statz.

Funeral Services will be held at 11 A.M. on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, at Life Tributes Funeral Home in Spencer. She will be laid to rest in Abbotsford Public Cemetery near her mother. Family and friends are invited to gather on Wednesday at the funeral home from 10 A.M. until time of services. Rev. Mark Krueger will officiate.

The family extends their appreciation and special thanks to Roger and Lenise Johnston, the nurses and staff and Marshfield Medical Center ICU Department and members of the Marshfield Fire Department and all those who cared for Denise.

Dawn’s arrangements are under the care of Life Tributes Funeral Home-Spencer. To share a memory or offer condolences, please visit www.lifetributesfuneralhome.com.


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BioM: Marriage Licenses (Sep- 1985)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Habermeyer, Johnson, Bieze, Henseler, Rinehart, Schmidt, Siudak, Fifer, Loew, Lenz

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 9/19/1985

Marriage Licenses (Sep - 1985)

Ronald W. Habermeyer, to Jennifer L. Johnson, both of Curtiss, to be married at Curtiss, Sept. 14.

David A. Bieze, to Nancy K. Henseler, both of Loyal, to be married at Loyal, Sept. 21.

Randy A. Rinehart, Town of Beaver, to Kay M. Schmidt, Town of York, to be married at Loyal, Sept. 21.

Ressell J. Siudak to Kathleen S. Fifer, both of Thorp, to be married at Thorp, Sept. 21.

Elmer B. Loew, to Lorena L. Lenz, both of Peoria, Arizona, to be married at Thorp, Sept. 21.


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BioM: Marriage Licenses (Sep/Oct- 1985)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Strook, Andruszkiewicz, Weix, Wojner, Schmitt, Teter, Bishop, Stachnik, Karlen, Mazourek, Zocher, Krei, Mueller, Amacher, Sheets, Thums, Lindekugel, Rueth, Broeske, Sterzinger, Helm, Schmidt, Natzke, Allred, Neville, Finck

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 9/26/1985

Marriage Licenses (Sep/Oct - 1985)

Scott A. Strook, to Rebecca S. Andruszkiewicz, both of Town of Thorp, to be married at Thorp, Sept. 28.

John Weix, to Wendy M, Wojner, both of Abbotsford, to be married at Tripoli, Sept. 28.

Jeffery M. Schmitt, Town of Hull, Marathon Co., to Michele D. Teter, Colby, to be married at Colby Sept 28

John F, Bishop, to Gail F. Stachnik, both of Thorp, to be married at Thorp, Sept. 28.

Michael E. Karlen, to Tammy A. Mazourek, both of Greenwood, to be married at Greenwood, Sept. 28.

Kurt Zocher, to Teresa M. Kirei, both of Town of Warner, to be married at Town of Warner, Oct. 5.

Melvin J. Mueller, to Dawn S. Amacher, both of Town of Longwood, to be married at Withee, Oct. 5.

Roger A. Sheets, Abbotsford, to Juliet M. Thums, Town of Green Grove, to be married at Colby, Oct. 5.

Mark P. Lindekugel, Oshkosh, to Rose A. Rueth, Town of Sherman, to be married at Loyal, Oct. 5.

James E. Broeske, to Cheryl a. Sterzinger, both of Town of Mayville, to be married at Colby, Oct. 11.

Eldon L. Helm, Town of Lynn, to Doreen Scmidt, Granton, to be married at Town of Hewett, Oct. 5.

Peter James Natzke, to Jordyce R. Allred, both of Greenwood, to be married at Menomonee Falls, Oct. 5.

Dallas S. Neville, Town of Levis, to Patricia A. Finck, Neillsville, to be married at Neillsville, Oct. 5.


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BioM: Marriage Licenses (Oct- 1985)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Bogumill, Kobylarczyk, Schlinsog, Tremelling, Elmhorst, Johnson, Viets, Hoefts, Rakovec, Simplot, Heck, Luedtke

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 10/03 & 10/1985

Marriage Licenses (Oct - 1985)

John P. Bogumill, Thorp, to Kay M. Kobylarczyk, Town of Withee, to be married at Thorp, Oct. 12.

Darwin D. Schlinsog, Town of Grant, to Judy A. Tremelling, Village of Hewett, to be married at Granton, Oct. 12.

William J. Elmhorst, to Jill M. Johnson, both of Neillsville, to be married at Neillsville, Oct. 12.

Gary D. Viets, to Linda J. Hoefts, both of Town of Colby, to be married at Neillsville, Oct. 11.

James A. Rakovec, to Patricia G. Simplot, both of Town of Hewett, to be married at Neillsville, Oct. 12.

James Allen Heck, to Susan Ann Luedtke, both of Town of Weston, to be married at Neillsville, Oct. 26.


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News: Neillsville - Chamber of Commerce to Honor-Lulloff and Pierce (1985)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Lulloff, Pierce, Sturtz

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 10/3/1985

Neillsville Chamber of Commerce to Honor-Lulloff and Pierce (1985)

The Neillsville Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual “Howdy Neighbor” banquet on Monday, October 21, at the Wildcat Inn.

This year’s honored guests will be Robert Lulloff from the area’s business sector and Ted Pierce from the agricultural sector. Serving as master of ceremonies will be Howie Sturtz II.

Tickets for the event are $10 each and are available at the First Financial Savings and Loan, Neillsville Bank, First National Bank, and at the Chamber office in the Wisconsin Pavilion.


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News: Clark Co. - Rural Mail Carriers (75 Years - 1985)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Smith, Jantsch, Christensen, Torgerson, Brynt, Schnabel

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 9/19/1985

Rural Mail Carriers (75 Years - 1985)

Members of the Clark County Rural Mail Carrier Association celebrated 75 years as an organization on September 5. The organization began in Greenwood in 1910, just seven years after the National Rural Carrier Association originated in 1903. Members heard minutes from the Clark County Association’s charter meeting. The first members had met on September 5, Labor Day, and they met all day. The group has preserved minutes which chronicle the history of the organization in one book that covers 1910 to 1950.

Audrey Smith, auxiliary state treasurer, complimented the group for caring for those records throughout the years. She said the older they are the more precious they become.

The group also recognized two veteran members, William Jantsch, Dorchester, who had been a member for 65 years and Harold Christensen, Withee, who had been a member for 57 years. Jantsch noted that for the first 14 years of his route, beginning in 1920, he had carried mail by horse. For the next four years he used a “snowmobile,” a Model A on tracks specially made for the rural mail carriers.

The group also reviewed the history of the national Rural Carrier Association with stare president Laverne Torgerson, Over 67,000 members now belong to that organization. Torgerson said that in 1904 rural mail carriers received a raise in salary to $720 per year up from $600. Carriers in those days used two horses, heavy gloves and mittens, and a foot stone to keep them warm, he noted.

In 1905 the mail carriers had six national holidays and didn’t get a Christmas holiday until 1923.

“The mail service to rural America would greatly diminish without the postal service,” Torgerson told the group. He added that many countries including Canada and Mexico don’t have the rural mail service that the U.S. has.

Arleen Brynt, National Auxiliary Board Treasurer, told the group that Wisconsin is now number three in the Auxiliary awards system. She emphasized that the county level of the association is very important because the state unit is only as strong as its county units are.

State Stewart Vilas Smith warned that small carriers must be honest and said they must “go by the book.” He noted that five mail carriers in Wisconsin are being terminated for various infractions.

County Auxiliary president Catherine Schnabel said that at the state convention children of rural mail carriers who are seniors are eligible for $100 scholarships. Last year five scholarships were awarded.


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News: Clark Co - UW-Eau Claire (Fall Enrollment - 1985)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Patterson, Hoernemann, Sook, Helm, Naedler, Riedel, Schwantes, Steiner, Steinwagner, Winter, Wyeth, Anderegg, Briski, Bucheger, Fravert, Graski, Horn, Linser, McMyler, Nigon, Richmond, Scherer, Thompson, Turnquist, Wetzel, Cummings, Janke, Lewis, O’Leary, Raith, Scholze, Frost, Hart, Kalina, Lasher, Ludeman, Olson, Pokorny, Robertson, Sackett, Anding, Backovitch, Brekke, Clemens, Fiene, Genteman, Golembiewski, Haines, Hanson, Harder, Heineck, Hennig-Piper, Hill, Jake, Jenks, Johnson, Kolano, Krehmeyer, Kunze, Kuth, Langreck, Larsen, Lautenbach, Mason, McKevitt, Meihack, Meyer, Miller, Neville, Northup, Ollech, Opelt, Pekol, Pischer, Riedel, Roberts, Schecklman, Schmidt, Seybold Smith, Solberg, Stiemke, Toelle. Koschak, Lesar, Lorek, Morrison, Yurkovich

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 19/3/1985

Clark Co-UW-Eau Claire (Fall Enrollment - 1985)

The preliminary fall semester enrollment figure at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is 10,913, according to UW-EC Registrar Laura Patterson. The fall’s preliminary enrollment figure includes 3,385 Freshmen, 2,199 sophomores, 1,908 juniors, 2, 583 seniors, 494 graduate students and 344 non-admits (special students).

Students currently enrolled at UW-EC from this area include:

Chili—Colleen Hoernemann, graduate student; and Dawn Sook, accounting; Granton—Brian Helm, accounting; Donna Naedler, undeclared undergrad; Rocky Riedel, management information systems; Paul Schwantes, undeclared undergrad; Ann Steiner, management information systems; Brian Steinwagner, business administration; Carolyn Winter, elementary education; and Donald Wyeth, non-admit;

Greenwood—Julie Anderegg, business finance; Andrea Briski, business finance; Paul Bucheger, physics-mathematics; Ruth Fravert, geography; Dana Graski, business administration; Allen Horn, accounting; Jane Linster, elementary education; Bonnie McMyler, non-degree; Michael Nigon, pre-engineering; Ellen Richmond, accounting; Terrance Scherer, pe-engineering; Alfred Thompson, accounting; James Turnquist, graduate student; and Terry Wetzel, management.

Humbird—Thomas Cummings, elementary education; Jolene Janke, elementary education; Jane Lewis, accounting; John O’Leary, elementary education; Mary Raith, non-degree; and Zona Scholze, nursing. Merrillan—Troy Frost, undeclared undergrad; Jone Hart, special education; Steven Kalina, management; Wendy Lasher, psychology; Susan Ludeman, business administration; Marty Olson, management; Dawn Pokorny, psychology; C. Robertson, non-degree; and Sherry Sackett, elementary education;

Neillsville—Brenda Anding, accounting; Susan Backovitch, nursing; Tim Brekke, undeclared undergrad; June Christie, mathematics and physics; Cheryl Clemens, biology; Joann Clemens, graduate student; Darla Fiene, graduate student; Cherrie Genteman, nursing; Patrice Genteman, special education; Philip Golembiewski, elementary education; Gina Haines, mathematics; Jennifer Hanson, English; Michele Harder, business education; Julie Heineck, undeclared undergrad; Bonnie Hennig-Piper, special education; Barbara Hill, English; Dana Jake, pre-law; Loren Jenks, history; Dewey Johnson, graduate student; Martha Johnson, non-admit; Jody Kolano, pre-pharmacy; Linda Krehmeyer, social work; Susan Kunze, accounting; Dennis Kurth, management information systems; Patrick Langreck, history; Carla Larsen, physical education; Alene Lautenbach, non-admit; Mary Mason, history; Becky McKevitt, non-degree; Lynn Meihack, business education; Todd Meyer, undeclared undergrad; Angela Miller, nursing; William Edward Neville, political science; Cynthia Northup, accounting; James Ollech, marketing; Susie Opelt, undeclared undergrad; Pamela Pekol, elementary education; Amber Pischeer, German; Mark Riedel, management information systems; William Roberts, undeclared undergrad; Cindy Schecklman, office administration; Cynthia Schmidt, undeclared undergrad; Jon Seybold, business administration; Stanley Smith, graduate student; Robert Solberg, mathematics; Sheri Stiemke, elementary education; and Brian Toelle, physical education;

Willard—Barbara Koschak, nursing; Dean Lesar, geography; Jeffrey Lorek, marketing; Melinda Morrison, medical technology; and Peggy Yurkovich, non-admit.

 


 

 


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