Sunday, July 19, 2026

James Robert Johnson (1946-2026) Warren Area High School class of 1964

 
1964 Dragon yearbook


1967 Warren City Directory

  • Hils                                               

    1983 Warren City Directory 

    • Hills 

    The popularity of James as a baby name was previously graphed earlier this year.  Let's take a look at Marisa
     


    Marisa had a promising debut in 1956 but was unable to take advantage of her initial momentum.  She managed to spend just 5 years in the top 200 (1977, 1993-1996), peaking at # 147 in 1994 and 1995.  After a brief plateau from 2002 to 2004, her popularity tanked and she dropped off the chart in 2013. 

    Other members of the class of 1964 (45):
    20263/7)
    James Holcomb.  (1/13)

    2025
     
    2024
    Walter Simpson.  (9/15)
    Dennis Shaver.  (3/24)

    2023
    David Post.  (6/23)

    2022

    2021
    Earl Huber.  (10/26)
    Gary Johnson.  (9/4)
    Linda Repine.  (3/14)

    2020
    Thomas Mintzer.  (6/14)
    Ernest Hoag, Jr.  (1/11)

    2019
    David Rydholm.  (8/7)
    Jacqueline King Jeffords.  (6/11)
    Eugene Smith.  (2/5)

    2018
    Jean Tickner.  (12/10)
    Vincent Pace.  (6/6/)
    Robert Arnold.  (5/8)
    Burt Alexander.  (4/3)
    John Lindberg.  (3/27)

    2017
    James DeLong.  (11/6)
    Ruth Johnson Jackson.  (10/14)
    Gordon Eric Cedarquist.  (8/19)
    John David Pirillo.  (8/10)

    2016
    Dwight Drum, (8/1)

    2015
    David Holmberg.  (8/3)
    Susen Johnson Gebhardt.  (6/2)
    Delores Brady Geer.  (1/25)
    Judith McCool Madigan.  (1/26)

    2014
    Julia Barhight Verdot.  (9/5)
    Charles Lyon.  (1/12)


    Cruising Pheasant Crossing neighborhood development in Middleton Wisconsin (July 2026 construction site visit)

     
    Photo, screengrabs and videos by Retiring Guy








    Plat of neighborhood development



    USA box office for the 29th weekend 2017-2026

     
    USA box office on the 28th weekend of 2026 is up 44% compared to last year when Superman was the top-grossing movie for the second weekend in a row.  The Odyssey was the #1 movie this weekend.

    But it's down 41% compared to 2023, when Barbie and Oppenheimer ruled the box office.

     

    Variety, 7/19/2027

    Meanwhile, Rebecca Rubin reports:
    Meanwhile, “Supergirl” dropped to No. 9 with $1.5 million in its fourth weekend. After a month in theaters, the latest comic book adaptation from Warner Bros. and DC is fizzling with $69.9 million domestically and $120 million globally. Given its hefty $170 million budget, “Supergirl” is projected to lose more than $120 million in its theatrical run. It’s the second notable flop in 2026 for Warner Bros., following this spring’s “The Bride!” which flatlined with $23 million worldwide against a $90 million budget.
     
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    27th weekend.  (7/5)
    26th weekend.  (6/28)
    25th weekend.  (6/21)
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    2024
    Easter weekend.  (3/31)

    2023

    2022

    Wisconsin 2026 elections: Republican Julie Helmer challenges freshman Democratic incumbent Karen DeSanto in 40th Assembly District


    Prior to redistricting, the 40th Assembly District included parts of Waushara and Wautoma counties in a red area of the state.

    The redrawn 40th has a completely new look.  It now incluces parts of Sauk and Columbia counties, including the cities of Portage, Baraboo, Prairie du Sac, and Sauk City.   The new 40th tends to lean Democratic.

     Maps and election results:  Ballotpedia 

    in 2024, Karen DeSanto flipped the newly redrawn 40th Assembly District by 8 points.  Her opponent:  Jerry Helmer, husband of her 2026 challenger Julie Helmer.  




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