10/16/2026
Just a reminder that the museum will be closed this afternoon while we have solar panels installed. We will reopen tomorrow and hope you can join us for the Monmouth-Roseville Hall of Achievement ceremony at 10 a.m.
On Saturday, October 17 at 10:00 a.m. at the Warren County History Museum four highly accomplished alumni will be inducted into the Monmouth-Roseville Hall of Achievement and one area citizen will receive the Distinguished Service Award. The inductees will also speak with students this morning, ride in the Homecoming parade, and be announced at halftime of the football game.
Dr. Jason Clark, Dr. Bradley Hennenfent (posthumously), George Hennenfent, and Dr. Ann (Kellogg) Lal have been named to the Hall of Achievement. Joy Boostrom will be honored with the Distinguished Service Award.
The Hall of Achievement Induction Ceremony is free and open to the public. All family, friends, former teachers, classmates and the general public are encouraged to attend. A brief reception, hosted by the Education Foundation will be held after the ceremony.
The Hall of Achievement recognition program was made possible through a donation to the Monmouth-Roseville Education Foundation by the Ralph Whiteman family in 1993 and is dedicated to the memory of his mother, Lucille Whiteman, who was once a one-room country school teacher.
The purpose of the Hall of Achievement is not only to recognize the accomplishments of the honorees, but also to honor the teachers and administrators whose dedication, motivation and inspiration helped make their success possible. The Distinguished Service Award honors individuals who provide exemplary service to the students of the district and community.