Monroe Evening Times from Monroe, Wisconsin • Page 11

MONROE EVENING TIMES, MONROE, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 RAGE ELEVEN Thomas HySand Busy at College (Editor's Note: The following is a story concerning Thomas L. Hyland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hyland, Monroe, who is a student'at the College of St. Thomas in St.

Paul. It was written by Denny Wurst, a journalism student at the college.) "That the busy man is the best man for the job," is true of Tom Hyland, a junior at the College of St. Thomas from Monroe. In addition to working for his BA degree in sociology, Tom holds down four part-tune jobs and also participates hi three extracurricular activities. For the past three years Tom has been working in the admissions office, and for the past two years he has been the All-College Council supply director, plus the decorations chairman.

In the evenings he tutors a freshman of Cretin high school and once a week does volunteer work at the University of Minnesota hospital. When asked why he has so many jobs, Tom just said that it naturally lightens his financial burden and two of the jobs, the tutoring and the volunteer work, give him valuable experience in the field of social work. The young Wisconsinite also said he wishes to become a social worker and attend graduate school at the university. Tom spent last summer working at Camp Courage near Maple Lake, a camp for crippled children and adults. He said that medical social work is his major interest.

As far as his extracurricular activities are concerned, Tom is a member of the All-College Council, the Choral Club and the Sociology Club. He mentioned he also is taking a course in public welfare at St. Catherin's College which tends to be quite extracurricular at times. Tom said he has many other interests, too, such as classical music and table tennis, but rarely has time for them. Juda By Mabel E.

Bouer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newcomer, Brodhead, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Esther Larson. Lt.

and Mrs. Robert Moran, Kevin and Michael, arrived here Friday night from Tucson, Ariz. Lt Moran left today for Florida and his wife and family will remain a month at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller.

Mrs. Jerry Galliger and family, Freeport, visited Saturday at the Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Grenzow entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan Grenzow, Harlan and Debra, Mr. and Mrs Robert Becker, LuAnn and Susan, Brodhead, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhke, Clarno. John W.

Larson, ATS, Alameda, arrived home on leave yesterday morning. Easter guests at the Rev. William King home were and Mrs. Loren King and Kevin, Beaver Darn; Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil King. Vickie, Pamela and Sacia, Stanley, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nickerson and son, Waupun, visited Sunday at the Herbert Anderick home.

Thomas Hyland 'Headline City' In TV Spotlight NEW YORK that nearly everybody is fascinated by the reporting and dissemination of news, Wide Wide World (NBC-TV) will visit Washington next Sunday to examine working newsmen and their organization. Producer Ted Rogers says the program, "Headline City," will "show viewers just, what it means to be a working newsman in the world's most newsworthy city." There was a time when the average newspaper city room was as sacrosanct as a hospital operating room. But no more. Now some even contain glassed observation booths for visitors. There's one man I wish was still alive to view next Sunday's program and grumble and snort at this invasion of a newsman's privacy.

He was my city editor on a paper whose management suddenly began encouraging tours of the plant by bands schoolchildren. the children appeared, the city editor always retired to the men's room, muttering about being a trained seal. There's a bit of the ham in everybody, but it's a mighty thin slice in today's ablest newsmen. Dozens of them demonstrate this frequently on television. A good newsman respects his profession and he insists that others treat it with respect.

In general, with the exception of a few half-baked entertainment programs, the medium of television has treated the medium of news-gathering without distortion. Probably that's because television is a news medium itself. As a result, today's serious newsmen have far greater respect for television's treatment of their profession than yesterday's serious newsmen had for the movies' versions. South Wayne By Mrs. Arlie Mitchell Miss Neva Johnson, Sun Prairie, is spending a few days here with her mother, Mrs.

Edna Johnson. Mrs. Rosalie Hughes, Boscobel, visited the Kenneth Mahlkuch home. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hanson Jr. and family visited the Arthur Hanson Sr. home, near Winslow. Mrs. Lela Gage, Mrs.

Susan Roederer and Marian Mitchell called in 'Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore and family, Adams, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Lincicum. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jennings and Richard visited the Robert Baurer home in Milwaukee. Dr.

and Mrs. H. F. Cunningham, Monroe, were guests of Mrs. David Howery on Easter.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuldt and Randy, New Lisbon, visited here at the Lester Schuldt home. On Philippine: felflontJi Orangeville By Mrs. Glen E.

Bolender NON-STOP FLIGHT ROUTE illustrates the approximate route of the Air Force's huge jet tanker plane on its flight from Japan to the Azores, just short of the Madrid, Spain, objective. A "hew mark for longest non-refueled hop for jet-style plane was involved. (AP Wirephoto) Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Schuldt and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Mahl- entertained all of their family. kuch and family. The Roland Other guests included Mr. and' Schuldts returned to Chicago Mrs.

Burdette Schuldt, Sheboygan; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Schuldt and family, Chicago; Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Olson and Miss Mable Chambers were Easter guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hoi- singer, Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penniston, Monroe, spent Easter with her grandmother, Mrs.

Pearl Weckerly. Mr. and Mrs. John Buford and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Gailen Schubert at Kent. Mrs. Otto Folgate visited her sister, Mrs. Jake Gearheart, Lanark. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Jones and David, Rockford. were guests at the Irving Elliott home. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bolender and Lynn, Freeport, and Mrs. Edward Johnson, Monroe, were guests at the Glen Bolender home. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Frautschy and family, Freeport, and Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Scheider and family, Red Oak, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frautschy. Mr.

and Mrs William Engles and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kent, Freeport, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Folgate and Joyce, Dakota, were guests of Mrs.

Otto Folgate. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kuhnke and daughters, Blanchardville; Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Klentz and family, Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beard and George, Pearl City, were guests of Mrs. Louise Kuhnke. Mrs.

Gladys Fuhrmark, Chicago, visited her sfster, Mrs. Earl Dittmar. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herdman and daughter, Jill, Decatur, were guests of Mrs.

Mae Herdman and Irving Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott and i family, Freeport, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schult- I hess have returned from a 16- day vacation in Arkansas. They were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Clark, Freeport, on Sunday. VISITS SOVIET SETUP MOSCOW (Si Sterling Cole, former New York Republican congressman who now heads the International Atomic Energy Agency, arrived in Moscow Tuesday night to visit Soviet atomic power plants. NewGlarus Mrs. Millard Tschudy Easter Day guests at the Gilbert Ott home were Messrs, and Mmes.

John SXreifF, Monticello: John L. Streiff, Don Ott and family and Mrs. Fred Ott. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry M. Schmid were Easter Day guests at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green, Brodhdad. Lauren Fey.

Madison, is visiting her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartle.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Streiff were Easter guests at the home of Mrs. Mayme Kuhn, Ripon.

Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur J. Tlieiler returned home after spending the past three months in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Tschudy spent the week end in Milwaukee visiting with relatives. One motor truck in every five produced in the United States in 1956 was exported. Brown town By Mrs. C.

L. Crago Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Maddrell and son, Madison, and Mr. and Mrs.

Tommy Middleton, Wiota, were Easter guests of the B. E. Maddrells. Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Cook arrived home Sunday after spending the winter in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs.

Ralph Heer and children returned home to Minneapolis after several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Maddrell.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ogden and Mrs. Leah Ogden, 'Beloit, were Easter guests of Mrs. Hattie Mani.

J. D. Bechtolt, ill at home, is improving. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernie Yates, Rockford, were guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vincent. Easter guests at the C. L.

Crago home were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nybroten and family and Jasper and Janet Williams. Jim and John Williams are ill with the measles. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Borcher and daughters, Rockford, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Merritt, and son, Ronnie, Sunday. Mrs.

Hattie Mani and daughter, s. Leah Ogden, Beloit, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Kohl and sons, Manda Flannery, Mrs. Dewey Goodman, and Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Crago attend Good Friday services at the South Wayne Methodist church. PUTTING THE WIND TO Tyburn Sago of Denver breezes along in a wagon with the aid of a surplus parachute and gusts of wind that reached 45 miles per -hour.

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