Shelby Bushweiler Rosin

Shelby Jean Bushweiler was born August 20, 1942 to 

Ervin Bushweiler (1906-1988) and his wife Anna Grant 

(1912-1973).She was active in intermural basketball and Girl's 

Athletic Association at Wild Rose High School graduating in 1960. 

She said she wanted to be a principal when she was in high school. 

She married Lawrence Rosin September 24, 1960.  Lawrence 

was born July 12, 1936 to William Rosin  (1907-1956) and 

wife Ann Lawrence (1905-1991. They had the following 

children: Cyanne, Roxanne, Cindy, Lisa, Joey and Susanne ( died 

before her mother).She worked in health care including at the 

Wautoma Hospital and the Wisconsin Veteran's Home at King.  

Shelby died February 18, 2010 in Wautoma.  Lawrence died 

April 13, 2010.  Both are buried in Wild Rose Union cemetery on 

Highway 22 between Wild Rose and Wautoma

Kenneth Witt

Kenneth Witt was born to John Witt and Gertrude
Moldenhauer.  John was born October 22, 1899  and
he died on August 24, 1999 in Waunakee, Wisconsin.
John was the 3rd child of William Witt and Amelia
Knipple. John's siblings were in order of birth are:
George, Louise F wife of Edward Somers, Eleanor
wife of Herman Apps, Harry Witt, Wilbur Witt, and
Arvilla wife of Clayton Owens.  Ken had a sister
Barbara Witt Grambsch.  Ken wanted to be a
photographer and ha a weakness for cameras. 
His saying was "Ahhhh shucks." He played Howard
Ross from a rival school in the junior class play
"Campus Quarantine". His senior year he played
Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd, the college poet in
"Girl Shy."He was one of the advertising managers
for the annual.  He willed his ways on the farm to
Jerry Stewart. He was on the basketball team and
baseball team his senior year and also say in the
boys glee club.  The yearbook saying for him was
"I never let studies interfere with my education."
He graduated in 1950.  He was last living in Portage,
Wisconsin.

Charles A Valentine

 Charles A Valentine (1867-1897) from Rose, Wayne
County, New York. Charles was the son of Jackson
Valentine(1829- Dec. 26, 1898 and his wife
Christiana Dodds ( April 6, 1835-Nov. 17, 1914). 
Christiana was the daughter of Hannah Jeffers and
William Dodds.  Hannah Jeffers was a sister to William,
John, Nancy Jeffers Pease Pixley, Samuel and Lawson
who all settled in Wild Rose. Jackson Valentine had
store in Rose and served 14 terms as a supervisor,
2 terms in the NY Assembly and was a Rose, NY
Postmaster.  Charles has two brothers and a sister. 
Bert E Valentine(April 12, 1874-1942). won Wayne
County Sheriff in 1921 by a 3-1 vote. Bert visited
Waushara County in November of 1898.  Marvin J
Valentine ( Feb. 1869-1923) moved to Denver. his
sister Mary married George Collier.

Ruth Anselm Bartelt

Ruth Anselm was born in 1928 to William Anselm 
and Norma Prochnow.  Norma was married to Joe
Cizinsky but he died in 1923 and their children
were Carl, Clarence, Ina and Carol. Norma married
William in 1924. William Anselm bought the garage
of Glenn Etheridge on Main Street after Glenn's
death in 1931. Ruth was graduated in the class of
1945.  She was elected treasurer her freshman year.
She was in the prom court May 4, 1944.  Her senior
year she was on the girls basketball team and girls
sports reporter for the Purple 'N Gold paper. She
willed her appearance to Nioleta Dopp. Her favorite
saying was It's all in a lifetime. Her favorite song was
"Saturday Night."  Her weakness as Bob. She married
David Carver Bartelt who was born December 29,
1926 and died in Tarpon Springs, Florida on
January 16, 2014. 

Class of 1944

Back row: June Osterman Stewart, La Rayne Ottoway, 

Lorch Jenks, Rodney Radloff, Larry Trowbridge, Jean 

Jewell Glass,Phyllis Merryfield Moldenhauer.

Middle row: Marian Soule, Roseda Smith Thorton, 

George Christie, Daniel Davies, Roger Hadden, Oliver 

Williams, Joyce Jenks Waedow, Carol Moldenhauer Radloff.

Front row: Melba Jean Simonson Williams, Mary Davies 
Jones, Carl Christie, Casimir Kowaleski, Jack Dopp, 
Betty Christenson Markowski, June Patterson Suplecki..

David C Hahn

David C Hahn is the son of Chester Hahn (1913-1972)
and Verna  I Darnick (1918-2013). His parents are
buried in Berlin. The Hahn family lived in the Town of
Saxeville on Highway M near where the Pleasant View
School is today. His siblings are Raymond and Janice
and a sister Mary who died. He went to a one room
school in Saxeville called Glendale. He went to Wild
Rose for High School.  He received the Industrial
Arts award in 1960.  His nickname was Chester. He
was shy with a weakness for agriculture. His favorite
saying was "Do you think it will work?'  His favorite
song was "Running Bear."  He wanted to be a
millionaire. The yearbook said "I may be a 'Country
Gentleman' but someday I'll be a 'Woman's Home
Companion'."He graduated in 1960. David married
Christine Hanneman.  He worked for Ripon Good
Cookies as a supervisor.

Webb School teachers

Back Row:Gena Lovdal Olsen (1893-1985), Evelyn 

Lovdahl Olson (1903-1978), Joyce Attoe Bartel 

(1907-1961),Alice Ueeck Runnels (1911-2004), 

Marjorie Spaulding Stea (1912-1982).

Front Row: Gladys Moon Williams (1906-1975),

Esther Yohn Schmudlech (1886-1977),

Mable Callahan Selsing (1895-1979), Eva Gustin 

Gordon (1894-1982) Anna Nelson Songe (1891-1985),

Agnes Hesness Gunderson  (1913-2004), Clarence Fox 

(1912-2003).Gena Lovdahl was married twice and 

her first husbnd was a Nelson.