Luck High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Luck, WI)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Bille, Assistant Secretary: Mr. Jor- genson, Elementary Principal; Mr. Steen, Guidance Coun- cilor, Mr. Larson, High School Principal. 4

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We extend our thanks to The Mil- waukee Journal, photographer Joe Oden of St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press, Mark Perlstein of Wisconsin State Journal, Mr. Dick Schinzing, and Mr. Gene Cooper for the pictures throughout this annual. Note: The last page is a Milwaukee Journal Photo. We would also like to thank Mr. Nyg- ren and all those who helped put this book together. We will all treasure the memories of Antonio Leal. Coach Andy Dolny, and the 1972-73 basketball team. To you we dedicate this '73 Horseshoe. WHO CAN FORGET The first time we saw Mr. Walker . . . Boots and Aggravation . . . The new lunch trays . . . Play practice and practice and practice . . . Excuse me for an announcement . . . Skiing and NOT skiing at Trollhaugen . . . Christmas Dance . . . The Daily Cardinal . . . FFA Basketball . . . Senior don't-you-dare-skip day . . . Antonio . . . State track meet . . . Showers without soap . . . Art class with Mr. D . . . The Seniors’ attempts at making movies . . . Class meetings . . . Cancer corner . . . Sitting in the hall at noon . . . Prom . . . Parties . . . Humming Pomp and Circumstance . . . Restricted study hall . . . Trying to keep warm during the fuel shortage Smocks and baggies . . . Reb's girls (track) . . . Homecoming . . . Home of the Cardinals . . . Red bandanas . . . Hano the bird . . . Conference Basketball Champions . . . Regional Basketball Champions . . . Sectional Basketball Champions . . . State . . . Editors Laurie Creuzer Karla Bille 3

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Superintendent s Message The longer we live the more we realize that you can help yourself only by helping others. This is a basic law of success. Any person who begins by asking how he can find success solely within himself is doomed from the start. Rewards go to people who search for ways to help others. This doesn't imply that individualism is wrong. It just means that the goals an individual sets must include helping others and not be an end in themselves. No man is an island wrote John Donne. Yet too many of us still fear the loss of self by serving or helping others. Acthally it's the only way to find yourself. Richard E. Walker Superintendent Superintendent: Mr. Head secretary: Mrs. Walker. Vilstrup. 5