It is a Pierre Cardin, all wool, costing $149, and it is safe to say it was the last time I wore plaid. Note that most everyone except for George Reinke, in polyester, is wearing plaid.
The transfer of the airport to the county came to symbolize the county's changing role, and Reinke will be remembered as the steward of that transition, said former Madison mayor Paul Soglin. "It was not an easy time to lead county government, and he did it very ably," Soglin said.
If you still have it somewhere in your house, can I borrow it for Halloween?
Posted by: Barry Orton | September 25, 2009 at 03:21 PM
Not to quibble, but some of those others look like houndstooth.
Posted by: anon | September 25, 2009 at 05:35 PM
That photograph was taken by Tom Kelly, a busy and talented freelancer in Madison in those days who went on to media fame and fortune, first specializing in ski photos and working for the early Birkebeiner races and founders at the (then) new Telemark Lodge, then moving to the United States Ski Association, where he worked his way up to media chief. He has been a key player in the Winter Olympics ski team media organization for many years and he has always been a standup guy.
George Reinke and Paul Soglin together was always a curiosity.
(And speaking of the mayor's office, a moment for Ronald J. Puttkammer,70, who died Sept. 16, who ran for mayor in 1979.)
George Hesselberg
Posted by: George Hesselberg | September 29, 2009 at 04:21 PM
that's wicked awesome.
Posted by: hermes | September 29, 2009 at 06:38 PM