Remembering Jeannie Rousseau, Kate Millett, Pierre Pilote, Don Williams

Although her name is unfamiliar to most, Jeannie Rousseau was one of the most brilliant Allied spies of World War II. Despite terms in three concentration camps, she managed to collect vital information about the Nazis and specifically the V1 and V2 rocket programs at Peenemunde. Kate Millett was the American feminist writer who was a leader of the feminist movement of the 1970’s with her groundbreaking book, “Sexual Politics” (1970). Pierre Pilote was the great Chicago Black Hawks defenseman who captained the 1961 team to the Stanley Cup Championship. Don Williams was the country music singer and writer, who sang two country classics “Amanda” (1974) and Tulsa Time (1978),