Washington Co, WI – As the school year gets underway across Washington County, Wi, we kickoff our annual post to see if you can identify the community leader by their old-school photo. The pictures are a treasured timepiece and a rite of passage. Today’s photo is of a very young grocer who may be celebrating another year around the sun.
It would be interesting to see if there is organic or homemade healthy cake available at this N. Main Street market.
This young guy is a hot topic this week. His love of ties is part of his image today. Ray Stelzer is half of the Scoop DeVille team in Hartford, Wi. Ray and his wife Carrie are retiring after 15 years at the ice cream shop on Main Street. Their last day behind the counter will be September 3, 2024, when the new owners take over.
Many people correctly identified the young rascal below. Roman Weninger was even called out for his grade-school photo during this week’s Slinger School Board meeting. Weninger is president of the Slinger School Board, and he is best known as the face and voice and boss at 5 Corners Dodge Chrysler Jeep in Cedarburg.
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If you’re looking for another clue for today’s cover photo – this community leader values education, especially in the Slinger School District.
A classic submitted by a mom who thinks it’s adorable.
A big sister who hated the dress said, “If the wind caught your collar, you could be like the Flying Nun.”
History note: The Flying Nun was a popular TV show in the late 1960s where a young nun in full habit, Sally Field, would fly if the wind caught her head piece/cornette. It was a very madcap and popular show.
PS: We were very Catholic; my mom liked the Flying Nun, and it was regular TV viewing in the Steffes household.
PSS: Although very Catholic my mom also LOVED Archie Bunker and All in the Family. However, we were NEVER allowed to watch that show and often found ourselves with an early bedtime when it came on the black and white.
If you can find YOUR fantastic grade school photo or one of your spouse, be sure to submit to judy@washingtoncountyinsider.com
