Luxemburg Union High School - Memories in Blue Yearbook (Luxemburg, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

p (� ■ • « . LUXEMBURG HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1952 PRESENTS SEVENTH EDITION OF 4i MEMORIES IN BLUE PROGRESS DEDICATION Based on progress in this community We the class of 1952, wish to dedicate this yearbook to the men, women and children who have worked to make this nation and this community a better and a safer place in which to live. They were a people imbued with courage and idealism, willing to endure danger and hardship that there might be perpetuated for us our great heritage of freedom. Freedom of the mind and spirit meant more to them than mere material comforts. These people were our parents, grand¬ parents, and great grandparents. We owe them much! May this Yearbook be a humble token of our appreciation to these great people whose vision and sacrifice gave us our priceless heritage that makes it possible for us to continue, unrestrained, in our pur¬ suit for truth in this age. May we have the high courage and idealism that will make us willing to emulate the fine record of our ancestors to the end that we too may some day hand on to future generations a herit¬ age of freedom. ANNUAL STAFF STANDING Harold DemooKn, Business Manager; Shirley Novak, Chairman An Section; John Jamc$ H Editor; Shirley Derennc, Assistant Editor; Miss Hannon, Advisor; Larry Dejardin, Chairman Photo Committee, Robert Heim, Assistant Business Manager SEATED: Nancy Soldi, Chairman Typing Committee; Gladys Stahl, Chairman Senior Section; Mable Derenrte, Chairman Music Committee; Beverly Wallame, Chairman Forensics; Donald D lebroux, Chairman Athletic Committee, SCHOOL BOARD JOHN J. PEOT Treasurer En office Twenty one years. CHARLES SEEDL Clerk in office two years. CLEM fcARBiAUX Director In office one year. Page Four Faculty GEORGE V. GREGOR, B S University of Wisconsin Principal Mathematics and Science Twenty eight years at t.RS. ANTON ANDERSON B.S. Stevens Point Science and Athletics Geography Seventh year at L.H.S. WILLIS A. MITlLESTEADr. B.$ University of Wisconsin Veteran Trainer Second year at L H,S DOROTHY ROM. 8.E, Whitewater State College Commercial First year at L.H.S FRANK CHAIUPA, B.S. Oshkosh State College Science and Algebra Athletics Fifth year ei L H S PRANK J BLHOWIAK B.5. University of Wisconsin Agriculture Second year t H 5, SARAH STEINBERG B.A, Lawrence College History and English First year at L.H.S. Page Six EUNICE F HANNON 6 A University of Wisconsin Social Science in Blue ' ’ Senior Qais Advisor Fourteenth year at L H 5. IRENE BQSMAW Lfl CfOS5€ S trt t - Tefldherl English and Library Second year at L.H.S JOHN CHfilSTOFFERSON B.S. University of WifCOnsiri Veteran Trainer First year at t.H S. JEAN NAP If C INSKlj B,$. University of Wisconsin Home Economics First year at LH.S. Page Seven ANDREW KASHNIG, 6 Milwaukee State Teachers Sand-Chorus Second year at L.H.S. MARY PISCHKE. B$, Oshkosh State College English First year at LH.S. MARY SC HA DEW AID, B.S. Stevens Point State College Physical! Education and Biology First year at L.H.S CLASS OFFICERS MISS HANNON Class Advisor NILS GERONDALE Treasurer Pat|{? Eight SHIRLEY DtRENNE Reporter � Hh l TA y 1 t HY fi Ee X ' MY WNS 9i rT t Li WER r O0 .D GhuE ' flG . HONOR ROLL SHtRLEY DERENNE VaJcdtcfCrum HO NO R ROLL LSHJFfLfr QmwNi «HW 13L plAN C Y £El£ UHABcL DEfcfcNNs UuifLt i g t ti ft IfiotRAlPt Strtftkfrirf Jl UOLO (t % Ufc Ml U IsutRUM JAPirY ymoi KT hs i w jQ06hrAuO 1 G A UE S VI M et VT 1H Si u m 1 f it 0 1 13 1 HI Hi’ 13 □ Hi HJ nancy semi Salufatorian Page Nine THOUGH WE’VE TRIED YVONNE AGAWAITE Here ' s a girl that ' s bis of fun She rnakes friends with everyone. Cheerleader 2,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Musk Club 2 F. H.A 2 Christmas Operetta 2 Prom Court of Honor 3 Homecoming Queen 4 G. A.A. 4 Forensics 4 ROBERT BEIRt The wrong way always seems more reasonable Class Treasurer 1 Football 1,2 Basketball 1 2 F,F A. I Homecoming Com. 4 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committee 3 RICHARD BERTRAND Richard ' s not in school, what ' s the reason? Oh excuse me, It ' s the hunt¬ ing season. DONALD DALEBRQUX When it comes to athletics, he ' s on top; And yet, in studying, he’s far from a flop. Fooiball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1.2,3,4 Basketball T,2,3,4 Student Council I Class Vice Pra idt?ni 4 F.F.A. f U ' Club 2,3,4 Christmas Play 3 Memories in Blue 4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Prom Court ot Honor 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Homecoming Court of Honor 4 Class Play A Forensics 4 DONALD CONARD He ' s a women ' s man, Fooibatl t 3 Basketball 1,2 r 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 F.F.A, 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Vice-President 2 F.F.A. Secretary 3 F.F.A. Quartel 4 Green Lake Representative 2 Dramatics Club 2,3 initiation Committee 3 Snowball Committee 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Dais Piay 4 ANTHONY DAUL I can give you a lesson in driving any day. Football 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Basketball T,2 F.F.A 1,2,3 Page Ten FOR MANY DAYS LARRY DE JAR DIN tarry, how often arc yO u in class? Are you sure that you will pass? Homecoming Committee 4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Wrenting 2,3 F,F A, U.3.4 Dramatics Club 4 Memories in Blue ' 1 4 DARLENE DE PAS A friendly, Hi and a helping hand make r ' D r a trust- worthy friend. Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Pep Band 3,4 Librarian 3,4 F H A 2,4 Music Club 1 Christmas Operetta 2 MYRA DEPftEZ Fs she sad, fs the ever mad? Certainly not ■ she ' s the best friend you ever had Class President 4 F.H.A. 1,2,4 Pep Band 3,4 Librarian 3,4 Library Club President 3 Music Club 2,3 Dramatics Club I Homecoming Committee 4 Homecoming Court of Honor .1 Initation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Snowball Committee 4 Class Play 4 GAA 4 HAROLD DE MOUUN Did you ay women? I never heard of them. Football 1,2.3,4 Baseball 1,2 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Prom Court of Honor 3 V Club 3A Class Reporter t Student Council 3 Memories in Blue 4 Forerun 4 JAMES DEPREY A man of distinction. Music Club 2 Christmas Operetta 2 MYRON DEPREZ An athletic hero of the press and the future. Fooiball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2.34 F.F.A, 1 Class Vice President 3 Cfoss Treasurer 2 L-Club 1.2,3,4 Homecoming Com. 4 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committer 3 Homecoming King 4 Page Eleven WE’VE MADE PROGRESS MABEL DEKENNE The think.est thinker that ever thunk. Forensics 1,4 Librarian 3,4 Drama he Club 1,4 Musk Club 2 Inrt idtion Com mi hen 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 F-H.A, 2,3,4 F.H.A, President 4 Christmas Operetta 2 Children ' s Play 3 Chorus Accompanist 2 Solo Accompanist 2 ' Memories in Blue ' - 4 Pep Band 3,4 Snowball Committee 4 Class Play 4 Carol du aois She ' s everyone ' i pall Dramatics Club 1,2 F.H A 2 librarian 3 r 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Initiation Committee 3 Christmas Operetta 2 GuH.A, 4 STANLEY GEZELLA Life is short and so am I Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 4 V Club 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Prom Court of Honor 3 SHIRLEY DECENNE Her heart Only pitters when Pat ' s around. Librarian 3,4 Clan Reporter 2,4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Badger Girls State 3 Dramatics Club T,4 Cheerleader 4 Homecoming Court of Honor 2,4 Musk Club I FHA 1,2 Forensics 1,4 Christmas Operetta 2 Pep Band 3 MemoHei in Slue 4 GAA 4 Gaia Play NILS GERQIMDALE All he needs is a hook, he ' s got the line. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 3,4 Football 1.3 Gass Treasurer 4 ' V ' Club 4 Student Council 2 F.FA, 1 Oast Play 4 MLITON GREATENS M school is liberty, give me death, Gass President 3 Football 1,2,3,.4 Wrestling 3,4 F,F.A, 1,2,3,4 Snowball Court of Honor 3 Initiation Committee 3 Page Twelve IN MANY RAYMOND HEIM He may be shy but a nicer guy can ' t be found Football 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Gass Play 4 Transferred from Casco as a Senior. ROBERT HEIM Women— he g.ves them all a break. Football � ,2.3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Basket ball I Class President I F.F.A, t M L Club 2.3,4 Memories m Blue ' 4 VERNA JADIN A diligent student, a friend Jn the knowing. Dramatics Club I F H,A. 2,3 librarian 3,4 Christmas OpereTTa 2 Homecoming Committee 4 DELANO JANSEN My interests don ' t only lie in books! Football 2,3,41 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Secretary 4 1 Club 3,4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Court of Honor 4 Oass Play 4 JOHN JAMES My heart belongs to one—a! a lime, football 2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Wrestling 3.4 Forensics 3,4 Ontr-Act Play 3,4 ' Memories in Blue 4 Homecoming Court of Honor 4 F F A. Secretary 4 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committee 3 Dramatics Club President 4 ' V Club 3,4 Class Play 4 Badger Boys State 3 EUGENIA JQNET Her heart is like a fan—always in circulation. F.N.A. 2,3.4 Homecoming Court of Honor 4 Homecoming Commit fee 4 From Court of Honor 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Christmas Operetta 2 FH.A, Baakoibell 3,4 G A A, 4 « Page Thirteen FROM LOWLY FRESHIES MILDRED JQNET A bookkeeper I shan ' t be, Bur a housekeeper indeed Librarian 3,4 F, H A 2 Dramatic Club V,2 Homecoming Committee 4 Initiation Committee 3 G. A.A. 4 DELORES LEDVINA Generally speaking, she ' s gen¬ erally speak mg. F, HA, 2,3,4 One-Aci Play 4 Christ in at Play 3 Children ' s Play Dramatic Club 2,3.4 Homecoming Commit re© 4 Prom Comer itlee 3 Snowball Comminee 3 Initiation Committee 3 F H,A ask©tb iil 4 Librarian 3,4 Drama lies Club Treasurer 3 G. A.A. 4 Forensics 4 Class Play 4 DONALD MICHIEIS In football and wrestling, no matter wh l it be, I can lick anyone, twice the size of mo Football ,2,3,4 Football CO’Ctptain 4 Wrestling 2,3j4 Class President 2 L JJ, Club 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Snowball King 3 Snowball Court of Honor 2 Snowball Committee 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Forensics 4 GRACE KOZLIK Blessed are they tnat say noth¬ ing. For they shall never be quoted Librarian 3,4 F.H.A 2,3 LA VERNE LENSMIRE Charming, sweet, and neat, la Verne ' s a gal that can ' s be beat. Student Council 4 F.H.A, 4 Snowball Court of Honor 4 Transferred Horn Vatder as a Senior, CLARENCE MILESK1 Hey what did you say? Clarence is in school today. Football 2,3 Wrestling 2,3,4 F.F.A. 2,3.4 Page Fourteen RICHARD M INCHES I TO MIGHTY SENIORS I didn ' t come to tchool just to study. Fool bill t ,2.3 Football Manager -i Basketball Manager 4 Baseball K2 Baseball Manager 3,4 ' V Club 3,4 F.F.A. 1 , 3,4 Homecoming Court of Honor 4 Dramatics Club 4 One-Aci play 4 Music Club 2 JAMES NEUSER God ' s punishment to women Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 3.4 M L Club 2,3.4 Homecoming Court ot Honor 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Forensics 3 Co-Capiain Football 4 Dramatics Club 1,3,4 Initiation Committee 3 One-Act play 4 SHIRLEY NOVAK She had boyfriends ggiln a few, But now there’s only one for her whole life through. Twirling 1 F. H.A, 2 r 3,4 Snowball Committee 2,3 Snowball Queen 2 Pep Band 2,3 r 4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Court of Honor 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Librarian 4 Class Reporter 3 ’Memories in Blue 4 Christmas Operetta 2 Forensic 4 Music Club 2,3 Dramatic Club 1 Initiation Committee 3 G. A.A. 4 LYLE MUELLER Study I Study. Study! That ' s all he seem to do, Bui when we see the honor roll, we wish we had studied too. F.F.A, 1,2,4 initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Band 2,3,4 Band President 4 Os ss Play 4 Forensics 4 DONALD NIGHORN When we receive our grades from our test, Guess whose on top and therefore best I Basketball 1 Football f Baseball I F.F.A, 1,2,3,4 F F A, Pros (dent 4 Snow bn I Committee 4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Band 2.3,4 Forensics 4 IAVERENE O BRIEN Ire and ' famous for their Irish potatoes. But look at this Irish tomato. F.H.A. 2,3,4 Fortuities 1 Initiation Committee 3 Homecoming Court of Honor 2 Homecoming Queen 3 Prom Committee 3 Prom Court of Honor 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Librarian 4 Music Club 2,3 Christmas Operetta 2 Dramatics Club 2 GA.A. 4 Gass Play 4 Page F;fte 3 n OUR MINDS WERE OPEN RICHARD PlESCNEK He eats his Wheaties every morning Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Pf.A. 3,4 Snowball Committee 3 Home coming CowrF of Hono 4 l.CIub 1,2.3,4 MYRON RADAR! He has brains from (he lop of his head up. Fooiball 1 Basketball 1 Baseball I F.F.A 1,2,3,4 L£ ROY RUECKL A great debaior and an English educator F.F.A, 1,2 Prom Com mil tee 3 Prom King 3 GERALD PIGEON A ' Country Gentleman and a Women Home Companion Foot bald 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Dramatics 3,4 F.F.A. 1,4 F FA. Basket half 1,4 LOIS PASS She dimed the social ladder— lad by lad F.H.A. 2,3 F. H.A, Basketball 3 Snowball Committee 2 Homecoming Court of Honor 2 Homecoming Committee 4 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Librarian 3.4 Music Oiub 2,3 Forensics 2 Christmas Operetta 2 One Act Play 3 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Cheer leading 3,4 G. A.A. 4 LORRAINE SHARPING lorreme i$ sweet, s miting, and mild, la never classed among the wild. F.H.A 2 Librarian 3,4 Homecoming Comm filet? 4 Page Sixteen NOT TO MISDEMEANORS NANCY SElEJi GERALD SIAHL I warm so easy so dance me loose! Memories in B.ye 4 Gass Vice President I F.H.A. 1,2 Dramatic Club 1,4 Dramatics Gub Vice Pres, 4 Student Council 2 One-Act Play 2,3 Librarian 3,4 Library Club Vice President 3 Pep Band 3,4 Music Club 2,3 Band Secretary 4 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Forensics 4 GA.A, 4 Class Play 4 GLADYS STAHL The harder I try the godder lo be, the worser I am, Casa Secretary t Class Vice President 2 Music Club 2,3 Music Club Vice President 3 F.H.A, 2,3,4 F. H.A. Historian 2 f.H.A. President 3 Homecoming Commiiiw 4 Homecoming Queen 2 Prom CommiHer 3 Prom Queen 3 Initiation Committee 3 Snowball Committee 3 Snowball Court of Honor 2 librarian 4 Dramatics, Club 4 Memories in Blue 4 Christmas Play 3 G, A,A, 4 Class Play 4 CLIFFORD ULLMAN His willingness io help in till ways Will make us remember Cliff all our days, F.F.A, 1,2,4 A car, money, and a place to Are all he needs as through life he goes Fooibflf! 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2 Snowball Court of Honor 3 Christmas Play 3 FF.A 1,2,3,4 CHARLOTTE STQDGLA Very active, very game Pep rs Charlotte ' s second name, F.H.A 1,2,3,4 f.H.A. Basketball 2,3,4 F.H.A, Vice President 4 Dramatics Club K3,4 Christmas Play 1 Christmas Operetta 2 Pep Band 2,3,4 Music Club 2,3.4 Prom Court of Honor 3 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committee 3 librarian 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Homecoming Committee 4 GA.A, 4 JANE VANDEN BUSH She hasn ' t a heart—- Weneir has it. Student Council 3 Homecoming Court of Honor3 F.H.A. 2,3,-T F.H,A. Historian 3 F.H.A. Convention 3 Dramatics Club 3 Forensics 3,3,4 Homecoming Committee 3 Snowball Committee 3 Librarian 4 Imiration Com mittee 3 Prom Committee 3 G A.A. 4 Class Play 4 Page Seventeen BUT TO HIGH IDEALS RAYMOND VANDEN PLA$ Who doe not love wirto, wot ' en, end tong — remain a fool his whole Me long. Football 3,4 Wrestling 3 F,F.A, 3,4 F,F,A, Basketball 3,4 F.F.A. Vice-President 4 Snowball Court of Honor 4 Basketball 3 Homecoming Couri of Honor 4 GALEN VINCENT A real gentleman farmer - he never raises anything but his hat. F.F.A. 2,3,4 F,F A. Reporter 4 F.F.A. Quarter 4 Pep Band 4 Wrestling 3,4 Prom Court of Honor 3 Class Secretary 3 SfodenT Council 4 Dramatics Club 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Music Club 2 ORVILLE ZEITLER Truman was a farmer; vo whnl have f got to lose. Pep Band 4 F.F.A. (,2,3,4 F.F.A, Senftal 4 Football 3 Wreslling 3 Class Play 4 PATSY VAN ROY Full o j km, always gay, With Pa’ there never a dull day. FHA 2,3,4 Christmas Operetta 2 Dramatics Club T,2,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Forensics 1 0EVERIV WILLIAMS She smiles at many just for fun, But we all know there ' s a special one. Forensic 1,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Library Club Secretary- Treasurer 3 “Memories in Blue 4 Christmas Operetta 2,3 Dramatics Club 1,2 G.A.A. 4 BETTY iAINE ZELLNER “Because of Ray ' ' , she ' s happy and gay. Initiation Committee 3 Snowball Committee 3,4 Snowball Court of Honor 4 Librarian 3,4 F.H.A 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1 Twirldf I Homecoming Committee 4 Homecoming Court of Honor 4 Page Eighteen SENIOR SNAPS Student Council STANDING ft, Zollner, L Romuald, J Berger, G. VincFefU, Wf. Gregor PrEocipaL SEATED Mil Hannon, Advisor; J. Rrevosi G. Romuald, B. StaHI, L. Len$inire, Mi 5 wald, AsfUtfenf Advisor. Two members from each class make up The Student Council. Luxemburg High School has had an active Student Council for the last seven years. All school problems of importance may be brought up and discussed by the group with their faculty advisors. Discussions must also secure the approval of our principal, Mr, Gregor, Page Tvventy Junior Class TOP ROW M Col I ini, M. Schott, L Seiner, AA Mathy. E. Nooycn, A. Tiler, FOURTH ROW i. Boucher, ft, Arendt, W. Dehike, L Makore, G DnLebroux, L Vannes , G, Gcrondale. THIRD ROW H, Maihu, J. ledvrna C. Piaufz, R, Jcssart, D Bertrand. V Boucher, SECOND ROW—D, Vditer, J Derenne, A, Jadirc, J. Dahike, D. Redtelberg FIRST ROW L Lemens, C. Scoozert, J. Hotdteu M- Tebon, Q t Ciesltf-wtot. TOP ROW M, Shimonek. G. Linsmire, G. Pfahil, J, Fnsque, D. Gauthier, D- Ronsman, l. Zellner FOURTH ROW fA, Lrnzmeier, B, Goeisch, L Romuald, A. GuiUerte. A, Abti, P Moureau THIRD ROW B, Nelson, L Adams, !. Speersehneider, J Provost, G Jonei O Gilson SECOND ROW—L Legois, L. Zaider, D, Greorens, G, CravilUon, Mist Pitchke Advisor. FIRST ROW—-J, Jandram, A, De Grave, B. Vanden Plas, G. Glaser, L Friex, Page Twenty-one Sophomore Class TOP WOW R James, G, Gaschct, G Schott, W. DdlcbrauK, i Rest, D, I innnp r , D. Lodvitia FOURTH ROW A Enge-boiv V, Kerrcapp, A, Vanden Pias, E. Bim, H. Detorviile, V Krxrna THIRD ROW J„ DeBaker, G. Barrette, G. Bourgeois, J. Jo-net, M Based, £ flAarceMe SECOND ROW P Wathu, R. M ' eziva, W Depeay, S. Beyer, G Bosetski. Miss Sleirtbefg, Class Adv sor, FIRST ROW—B Estel. R, Knit, W. Tauschek, A, Rabas, 0 DeGrand. J- DeJardin, TOP ROW D. Hermans, J + Willems, J. Bergen L Engleberf, B Sthom R. Ferry, D. Fischer FOURTH ROW -J. Gilson, B, Mtehiels, M Cowman, S- Suehi, J. Macco, C Radumz. K„ Tilol, THIRD ROW R, Wypisrymski, C, Arendt, N. Fri que, B- Stahl, M. Dayl, N ledvina. SECOND ROW R. Whipp, B, Zefiner, M Prahi, H. Herman , M. Rank. FIRST SOW- R. AAalheys, L, Glaser, N . Eve ard, A, Ouradpik, S. Thibaydeflu. A Kollross Page Twenty‘two Freshman Class TOP ROW -t. Jensen, D. Worrier, C Ciedewicr, J CraviHion J DeJardin, D Pauli, i Vincent, M. Van- den Pfi FOURTH ROW—M, Scbeen, $ r Paye. L GiHts, A. OeBauche, B, Bader, C. Coopman, J. Chari , C. Bredael. THIRD ROW M. Oevier, B. Barbiaux, J. Er.enne, M, Vlien, D. Oempuiin, hi Vane , J. Perry, VL Zellner SECOND ROW W Meriens P. Marcelle, A. Merder, C Seidl, R Vanden Plan, S. Agamoite M Janet, J. Schott. FIRST ROW—J, Stahl, G- Romuald, J s Novak, D, Ubal, M. Crav.ilion. D. Datebroux, D, Romuald TOP ROW B. Ledvina. R, Vandenhooten, F. Daul r J. Collins, E LaLuierene, D MScz-ivn, C Heim, J. 4 Ravel, R, Coopman, FOURTH ROW P Collins, G. Davister, V, Vanden Bush F. Gabon, J Oiuadnik, L Collins. R. Urdinois, A, lemens, FHIR0 ROW -A, Mourecy, C. Pftye, H. Vanden Kelefi, R Zellrw, $, Boulanger T. Abn, D. Conard, R Soquet. SECOND ROW C. Thiry. R. loritr, E. Cravillion. R. Hopson, K Koilross, R Everflrd, Miss Bossctian, Advisor, FIRST ROW R. Sin-onar, C Flavian, L Bouchonville, V. Martin, L Haller, E, Metzler, N. Zellner. Pfl.ge Twenty thret SENIOR CLARINETS J. Jandrain G, Bourgeois D. Veficer NL Seidl D. Reckleberg AA, Deprez B. VandenRIas M, Derenne D, libal $. Derenne AA t Schott G- Vincent L. Zeitler V Agamaite A, Ouradnik M. Everard L. Rass J, Ouradnik L. Glaser D, Fischer G. Prahl CORNETS L Romuald L Muetler J. Macco J. Hoida DIRECTOR B, Goetsch Mr, Kashnig 5 Novak TUBA O, Zeitler HORNS FLUTES C. Arendt L, Scharpmg A. Tilol J, Stahl SAXOPHONES B, Stahl P. Collins M. Baierl J, Schott N, Ledvina OBOE F. Ciabots B. Barbiaux SAXOPHONES C Stodola D. Depas TROMBONES J. Derenne D. Hermans J, Collins - L Friex BASSOON i, lemens G- Stahl DRUMS BASS CLARINET D. Nighorn M. Collins A, Guillette BARITONE S. Suehs AA, Linzmeier J. Janet Junior Band CLARINETS C S r m H R, Mltrzivj A DeBouche, L Vincent, Art. Zeller,. M. Crevier L Gmfc, S. Pay ' - Tsj Strid ' V B.irhitv-x. CORNETS V, Kerngpp, R:„ GillSs,, C. Thify, r R. Dornc-r D. Dalebroux, J. Vanddstse, JL Ravcf. L- Melhik 1? Lartii, E Afendi, C, Flavian, M Dalebroux, M- Seidl, SAXOPHONES- D- Pavlik, L Bouchonvilfe HORNS? V. Krcma, TROMBONES: R E ward. J Novak, S Agirnaite, BARITONE, L Stahl. DRUMS? E. Bins, D. Pelinot, J- Charles, T Abt$, C Paye, A, Moureau Twirlers R AAlrviv . D Petjnoh D Velicer B„ Barbiaux, C, Seidl M. Delebroux, M. Seidl, N, Seidl. Page Twenty-six Girls Glee Club TOP ROW L. O ' Bners, M. Schott, 0. Ledvirta, S Agamaite, M. AAathu, S. Willtime, C Seidl. 6- Vanden Plas, A. 0e Grave. N, Frisque, E. EsteL S-COND ROW J, tedvina, G. Birrette, I Speers-chrreider, G. Koz ' . k. w A, Leroy, P. Moureau, C. OuBoit. . lumens, M. Jones, A, Rabat, R. Kuit. THIRD ROW—-0, Ben rand, R. Josiart, M, Daul, J, De Baker, C, PEauiz, A, DeBauch, J, Charles, D Dalebrou . J. P evosT, N. Van ness, E. Janet, G. Bourgeon. FOURTH ROW L, Ress, L Seiner, D, Dupav P VfinRoy, G. Cieslewiez, J. Derenne, E, Nooyoo, R, VandenPlm, D, Vclkor, -lA. Derennc. FIFTH ROW M. D peflU, O, Gilson, H, AAathu, Gh Bredael, S, Dcrenne, C. $tado ' i, Y s Boucher G. Bosetikl, £. Marcella, J. Jones. BOTTOM ROW-—M, lEnzmelef, L. Erie , M. Collins, M. Tebon, G. Glaser, J. Hoida, J. DeJardin, A, Abrs, I. Adams, Y. Agamaife. TOURNAMENT RESULTS Band Class B Award II Parade Class B Award III Ctrl ' s Glee Club Class C Award II 5 Outstanding Awards 18 Second Awards 16 First Awards 2 Third Awards STATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS Bonnie and Mary fin Barbiaux Class A Duet 1st Anthony Dorner Class A Solo 2nd Ervin Stahl Class B Solo 2nd Katherine Arendt Class C Solo 1st Page Twenty-seven F.H.A. Officers I STANDING—B. Stahl, L Gbser, G Glaser. SEATED—J. Defence, C Stcdol . 7 Oerenne Artis NapieCiniki, lottruclpr. F.H.A. Members TOP ROW L Adams, J- Debaker, G Davistt-r, Y. Vandcn Bush. J. Hoidrt, A. Tilof, C Soldi, J. Ouradnik. i Seiner J Schott, G. Romuald, L Gillt , J- Novak, P Collim, FJFTH ROW Q. fiarhaaijM, J, Stahl, S, Suehs, I. Speerchneider, A Rabat, N, teduma, M. Paul. C- StodaJa. G. Barret , Y. Souther, £. Marcelle, C. Stonzerf, P Jtusi FOURTH ROW J Retry, |M- Varteu, D. Dflmoplin, G. Bouregois, J. Jonei, D, Dalebroux, Art Baierl, D Romuald, R Mleziva, J. Led vine, J. Etienne, G. Bredael, AA. Zelliter. B, Ze liner, $ Novak. THIRD ROW AA. Collins, A C 5 hPit M. Tautchek. A Jadirt, AA. Evergrd, M. Derenne, J, Derenne. A. Ourndnick, P Van Roy, $. Thibaudeau, D. Lcdvma, A. Kollroas B, Min Nftpiecintki, Advisor. SECOND ROW G Glaser, R, AAatheys, J. AAacco, Art. Dcprez, J, Dahllce, P. Dep v 0, Rocketberg, P Veliter, M. Marhup L. Gbser, FIRST ROW—M. Tebon, B Stahl, G, Stahl J. Vanden Bush, D Libel, L O ' Brien, L, Linjmirt, E Jpnet. Page Twenty-eigh! F. F. A. TOP ROW J, Jamei. D ftoniman, G. Geshe.. J. Phillips 0. Greatens, M, Rank. B. Zellner M , Greater? , 0 Ledvina FOURTH ROW -0, Mlleski M Shitnortek, L Mueller G. PrahL G, Vintern A Gulliette, S. G ' ??eJJa, L Romuald THIRD ROW—L. Malcori J. Bouche, I Zeliner, C. Michiels, L Tie lent, G- Dfllebrou . G, SraM D. Midiieb, W Dahlke. SECOND ROW— C. Oilman, O- Zeitler, D. Nighorn, R, VandenPlas, G. Cravillton, G� Pigeon, M. ft darl, D r Conard. FIRST ROW ft. AAinthetki, R James, A. Dag!, L Zeiller, L Dejardin, ft. Wh pp, H, Hermans, G, Schoit. TOP ROW E, 6ini, ft. Ferry, F Laluzcmr, C. Midtiels, 0- Linzmeter F. Doul, W Midlitfta, K, Tilor. FIFTH ROW C. Flavion. V Martin, E, Metzler „ R. Evtrerd, D. Fischer, J Gilson, K. Kolfrost. A VandtmPfai. L BoucHonville. FOURTH ROW—A. Engebose, L, Halle!, P. Loriri, C Thiry, A- Leroy, R. Zellner t G, Mafhu, H. Deterville. THIRD ROW—ft. Coopmanu W. Schoen, G. Linzmeier, J. CfayiMion, C Cieslwiez, 0. Melzter, J. Dejardin, D Mleziva, D Pauli SECOND ROW— A Mouruau, T. Abts, N. Zellner, P. Malhu, R. Sequel, N. VanderKefan, D. Conard C Paye, Advisor F Blohowiak. FIRST ROW D, Hermans, R, Rttpson, J,; Raveh L- Vincent, C- Heim (L Qstrenga, J, Berger, J, Willems, N Jostart. Page Twenty nme F.F.A. Officers STANDING Mr Bhowialf, Instructor, O, ZciKer, G, Vinfcnt, R VandcnPi«� . SEATED J James, D. Nsghom, S. Geieila, The F.F.A. has always stood for advancement in both the field of agriculture and social character. The Luxemburg chapter has always strived to install in its members the necessity of good farming practices, and the ability to live, learn, and be a credit fo society. These are brought about through the class room work and practical applications by means of the Farming Program. Our chapter has been continually striving to improve in all of these fields. We now have a very active Hog Improvement Program consisting of two major breeds, Our cm: and Chester White. Both breeds look top prizes at the local fair. More and more is being done in the dairy field, as this is the major income of farmers in this area. Our advisor not only has helped the members of F.F.A, with these programs, but farmers from this entire area. Animal judging teams have been entered in the Northeastern Livestock Exposition and Uni¬ versity of Wisconsin competition. Darrell Hermans rated top in meat judging at the fat stock show. Members have taken pari in F.F.A. speaking contests, and as in past years delegates will be sent fo the F.F.A. Convention at Green Lake. In correlation with Agriculture class room work, a good part of the time is spent in the shop as part of the practical application aspect where the students learn by doing. Thiriy Girls Athletic Association TOP ROW A. Abfs, . Will tame, V. AgimaiTe M, T uscbek, R. VandenPlas, M. Everard, C. Steidl, t. Steiner, t OuBo i, G. Glaser, I. Lement, SECOND ROW -J, VandertBusk L O ' Brien, L. Eriex, S, Suehs, B. 5rah1 r N. Seidh W, Depfa?, J, Macco, J. Novak, N- Ledvfna, fi Mlciiva THIRD ROW G. Barn:lie, R Kuit, J, Hoi da, G. Stahl, B Goet ch, B. Barbiaux, C Arendt. 5. Novak, D, Berlrnnd, FOURTH ROW—-M. Marhu, D, Udvma, D. Velicer, D. Depas, J, Derenne, A Ouradnik, L G as r, P Van Roy, A, Tilot, Miss SchadewaId, Advisor. FIFTH ROW AA. Zellner, ftA. Baierl, J Ledvina £. ionet, C. Stodola, S, Derenrie, E. Marc He, G. Bourgoif, H AAathu, BOTTOM ROW J. DcBakes, M, Jonet, P. Moureauj. M« Tebon A, Kollross, H. Mdthys, L Rtass, B. VandonPlas, The Girls Athletic Association was organized this year to promote sports for the girls at Luxemburg High School. The officers elected were Myra Deprez, President; Shirley Novak, Vice- President; and Beverly Goetsch, Secretary-Treasurer Two basketball teams were organized Besides playing each other, they played games with Kewaunee, Casco, and Denmark, The members of the G.A,A. team are: Myra Deprez, captain; Nancy Setdl, Joan AAacco, Bernadine Stahl, Darlene DePas, Mary Ann Tebon, Arlene Tilot, Delores Ledvina, Janes Vanden Bush, Irma Lemens, Lois Rass, and Laverne Frtex. The members of the F,H,A, team are: Jean Derenne, captain; Charlotte Stodola, Deiores Velicer, Joan Jonet, Eugenia Jonet, Joan Ledvina, Lois Ann Seiner, Lois Glaser, Gladys Glaser, AAary Ann Baierl, Shirley Suehs, Rita AAeliziva, and Myra Mathu. The manager was Delores Ledvina, Page Thirty-one Library Club TOP ROW M, Schpm, 6, VarnderiPlai, V Agsmaitt, Sfl, Derenne, M. Depre , L. Scharpiny, A. J idin, M. Euerard, S. Ihibadcap, G GSittWiOL 0 Dopii . V Jadin, A. D Grave. E. No-oyer J. Schott. FIFTH ROW P, Mourcdii, B Goetich. A. Kolkoss. C Seidl, N, Frisquc, N Se dl, A Abts, J Ylacco. Stahl, fl. Marheys. C. Plauts r G- Koiiik, C. Stodoja, H. Via f ha FOURTH ROW fi. Zeftner. P Marcelle, C Radueni D. bbal, M. Jone i r M. Tebon, L Frle , C Dubo i, I. Lemcn , L Rass, G, Stahl, J Vandtnftuth, L G ' Bncn, S. Novak. THIRD ROW M. Colhm. M Schott, J Hokfa. A. Tilot, D. Velittf, J Dfcronnc, L Settlor, M, Mathiu, D, Ledvina, IP. VanRoy, B. Wiljamu, Advisor, Miw Bouman, SECOND ROW R. Joann M. Linimei«r, J. bedvina, I. Speerschneider, G Boyrgflolv J. Prevoit M Dcul, 6 Beyer, L. Adams, G Barrette. FIRST ROW M. Ztdlner, M. Martens, Y, Boucher. J. Jonet, G. Bredael, M Oepenu, E Via reel I e r B Barbiffux, S. Derenne The Library Club membership now has a total of seventy-seven girls, this organization serves the high school library under the direction of Miss Irene Bosnian, librarian. At their first meeting, in September, they elected the following officers: President . , . « . r Germaine Bourgeois Vice-President M .«,, ... June Prevosl Secretary-Treasurer „ . Irma Speerschn eider A meeting is held each month at which time the librarian gives instructions fo the members who share responsibilities throughout the year for carrying on routine duties of the library. The motto of this club is SERVICE The purpose of this organization is to aid and increase the efficiency of library service for the benefit of student body and faculty of Luxemburg High School. Page Thirty’■two Drama Club TOP EQW -L Glaser, M, Mathu, A. DeGreve, V + AgamaiTt J, Hoida L Seiner, S. Zander! Pie a. Afl Cewmar. I, Sperrchneider. FOURTH ROW—L. Rets, I. Lumen , L Frie , S. Suehs, G- Glawr, G, Stahl, £. Janet, J Jontf. THIRD ROW HV Baierl, J Provo !, R. Jona rt, M, led wine, C Stodole, C„ Arendt, G. Bourgeon SECOND ROW—Mitt Steinberg, Advisor; A. TiSot, E- Nooyen, J, Derenne, P VanRoy, M. Derenne, D Veiiovr, Miss Pjscbke, Advisor, FIRS! ROW—L Dejardin, M. linrmeier, N, Seidb i- James- D, tedvEn , S. Dercnnc. One Act Play LEFT TO RIGHT-—Miss Steinberg,, R, Mincheski, D. Led vine- J James Pase- Thirty -three Senior Class Play STANDING, (off to fighl Miss Pisebke, Director; D. Datebroux $. D rcnne, P. Heim, J. VafibertSush, O Zeifler, N, Seidl, U Q ' Bri n, N. Gerorifiale M. Depfe?., L M eJIer. SfTTlNG left lo right 0. Coiwd. AA Derenrce. 0, Jansen, J, James. G. Stah ' , 0. tedvina. The Senior class selected a comedy called Rest Assured by Donald Payton for the class play. Miss Pischke was our director. The play was presented on April 19th and 20th. The cast included: Delano Jansen—Mr. Morlotk, Mabel Derenne—Mrs. Mor- lock, Gladys Stahl—Jessica, Shirley Derenne—Mary, Delores Ledvina-—Mildred, John iames —Luigi Lanconi, LaVerne O ' Brien—Martha Lancom, Nils Gerondale—- Joe Lanconi, Donald Dalebroux — George Plew, Nancy Seidl Miss Akers, Lyle Mueller Dr Brown, Myra Deprez — Mrs, Schmaltz, Orville Zeither — Mr. Black, Donald Canard—Lucifer, Jane Vanden Bush—Mrs. Frinck, Ray Heim—Jake. The prompters were Patricia Van Roy, Eugenia Jonet, and Darleene Depas. The stage manager was Gerald Pigeon. Page Thirly-tour Forensics FtRST ROW —-C. tljduenz, G, G.asef, J. Prevost, J. HoicEa. P Moureay,, A, Abt$, t. SpeGrichruficfeir,, R K,u� c SECOND ROW Min Piichke, Min Hannon, J, Ledvina, $. Dererine, J, Schorr, G Barrette, D Demoyln, J Eti nrie, Min Bosnian. Mii� Steinberg, THIRD ROW-—S. Novak, J VandenBusb, D. Libeh O, Richiel . Q. DaJebroux. M, Scholl, S Syehi, N l dwina. FOURTH ROW— AA Col lint, L. Mueller, IM Seidl, H, Denrtoulirt J. DeJardirr, J. James. Y. Agamaire, D. Udvin«, B. VandertPles FIFTH ROW M- Malhu. L. Seiner, j, Derenne, D. Nig horn, F. Clabois, M, Derenne, L Glaser, B. WiFEiame A large number of students have entered the various divisions of speech contests. These divisions are: serious declamations, humorous declamations, original orations, non-original oralions, extemporaneous speaking, extemporaneous reading, and the four minute speech. The local elimination contest will be held at Luxemburg on Friday, March 7th. Two of the best speakers from each group will go to the district contest If they receive an A rating there, they will go to the sectional contest, and if an A rating is received, students will then go to the state contest at Madison, The instructors for this year ' s speech contests are Miss Bossman, Miss Steinberg Miss Pischke, and Miss Hannon. Pags Thirty-five TEACHERS AT WORK Cheerleaders A CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT—V, Agamaite, P. . ' Mureau, L Rass, A, Abu, ■ B CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT c. Stodola, G. Breda I, J. DnSalter S Darertnc. Page Thirty-eight SPORTS BACK ROW G. Dalcb ' oux, Manager- E. Bins, W. Datahraux, i Zellrigr, L Legois, R, WhJpp, R, James, G- Lansmire, J Berger, G. Gerondale, Manager. SECOND ROW—Mr, Anderson, coach; ft. Mmcheski, manager; M.. Shimonek, D. linimeier, D. Romman, R, Heim, G. CraviMion, J Frisefue, G. Prahl, Mr. Ch.ilup-a avsislant coach FrftST OW —H Demoulin. D Michiels, D. Da ' ebfoox, M Deprei, R P ioachcEt., J. Neuter, J. James, M, Greater , $. Ge ella, 0. Jansen. CHAMPS Bonduel ’ Denmark Gibraltar Brussels Sevastopol Mishicot Casco 24 6 0 0 0 0 0 Non-conference Luxemburg tuxemburg Luxemburg Luxemburg Luxemburg Luxemburg Luxemburg 6 21 . IS 39 27 33 7 OUR Myron Deprez Mrlfon Greatens Don Michiets Pace Forty-two TEAM Dale Ronsman John James Delano Jansen P.tg ForSy-rhr e RESERVES James Frisque Gerald Cravillion Harold DeMoulin Stanley Gezeila Wencii Dalebroux Page Foffy-teyf Football Yes, you guessed it! Coach Antone Anderson came up with another championship football team again. Since his arrival in Luxemburg in 1945 this is his fifth football championship. Only this time he did it a little differently. Not only did this great Luxemburg team go through conference play undefeated, but for the first time in the history of the school, no school scored against Luxem¬ burg, The only defeat came in a non-conference game with Bonduel, by a score of 20-6. Luxemburg had only put in one week of practice and was beaten by Bonduet who already had played a game. The team though showed fine spirit, but lacked a good pass defense. Luxemburg in conference play scored 124 points to the opponents 0, Our great line consisted of Robert Heim at center, Donald Michieis at right guard, Clarence Michiels and Dale Ronsman shared left guard honors. Milton Greatens was the right tackle and John James the left tackle. The two ends were Ray Vanden Plas at left end and Myron Deprez at right end, The backtield consisted of Donald Dalebroux at quarterback, James Neuser at right halfback, and Dennis Linzmeier at left halfback. Our Hard running fullback was Richard Pieschek, Other members who saw considerable action were Delano Jansen, a hard hitting defensive halfback, and Jim Frrsque who played both halfback and offensive end. Jerry Craviflion also saw considerable action at fullback, as did Harold De Moulin, Ray Heim, Stanley Gezella, Roger James, Ronald Whipp, Larry Legois, and Myron Shimonek in other various positions. BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL SCORING — LUXEMBURG VARSITY Baskets F.T.A. F.T.M. Missed Fouls Pts. Myron Deprez 144 168 85 83 90 373 Don Dalebroux 90 99 61 38 78 241 Wend! Dalebroux 33 34 24 10 33 90 Nils Gerondale 36 41 16 25 5? 88 Denis Linzmeier 35 39 17 22 24 87 Ray Heim 16 45 27 18 36 59 Jim Frisque 22 33 14 19 48 58 Jim Neuser 14 43 26 17 24 54 Rich Pieschek 2 11 4 7 4 8 Gary Gerondale 1 3 2 1 1 4 Delano Jansen 0 0 0 0 2 0 Leo Jansen 0 t 0 1 % - i 0 Harold Demoulin 0 0 0 0 i 0 TEAM, RECORD OF LUXEMBURG Bskts. F.T.A. Made Missed Ave. Fouls Pts, 393 517 276 241 53% 393 1062 OPPONENTS Bskts. F.T.A, Made Missed Ave. Fouls Pts. 434 413 216 197 52% 472 1084 Pjije FoftypFIvo Basketball FIRST HOW D Jari|«i% N. Gerondale, bA Deprez, ft. Heim, D. Ddtabroux. SECOND ROW A And rsgn. teach; D Linzmeifif, J. Fmque, L- Legeis, W. D l broux, t, Jnnjtn, ft Mincheski, manager, THIRD ROW t, Bim. D. Herman , D Ronsman, G. Schott, J, Willems, G, Gerondale, G Da ' ebroux, J Rass, manager N’Bonduel 44 Luxemburg 42 AAisf iicol 47 Luxemburg 49 Sevastopol 54 Luxemburg 65 Gibraltar 54 Luxemburg 52 Brussels 72 Luxemburg 51 N Winneconne 48 Luxemburg 51 N-Omro 38 Luxemburg 43 Casco 51 Luxemburg 42 N Aigoma 42 Luxemburg 36 Mishicot 44 Luxemburg 42 NDenmark 38 Luxemburg 42 Sevastopol 42 Luxemburg 44 Gibraltar 56 Luxemburg 40 Brussels 63 Luxemburg 65 Casco 43 Luxemburg 51 Reformatory 53 Luxemburg 46 Denmark 64 Luxemburg 50 Page- Forty si)t Wrestling TOP ROW -B. R, C Kspmat% C. MHeski, J. DeJardin, L ftom :d, G. leranire, 0. Mlezrva, 0 H W Schoen. S GttXtlF . SECOND ROW--R Evewd, A, VandenPEai, K, TikiJ. K, Kollrosi, £. Lslyzprene, E. Cravillion, J. Boucher 0, Micfatolt. A. LeRoy. ' HIRD ROW Mr Gregor, coach; G. Mathv, P. Mathu. V. Krtma, R. Zellner, C. Thiry, H Detorvitte. A Mourtau, M Chelup coach. FOURTH ROW—C Michielt, M, Shimonek, J. James, R. James, R. Whipp, Vl Greater , C. Michicti,, G- Vincent. Due to the fact that wrestling, a minor sport in the annuals of most Wisconsin high schools, is beginning to gain in popularity, the Luxemburg high school wrestling team was able to secure seven dual matches during the 1951-52 season. At the conclusion of the season, Luxemburg won three, dropped three, and lied one match. Luxemburg defeated Janesville School of the Visually Handicapped af J anesville, 31-21, Valders at Luxemburg. 33-8, Valders at Valders 32-6, tied Green Bay East at Green Bay 23-23 and lost matches to Janesville 27 15, East Green Bay 28-20, and Stevens Point, 24-16 The Luxemburg squad has been Jed by its four returning lettermen, Donald Michiets, who has won all seven of his matches by pins, Clarence MichieJs, who has won six out of seven. Albert Vanden Plas, who has wort five out of six matches, and Kenneth Tilot, who has won five and lost two events. ■m Ronald Whipp, ri newcomer to the squad has won four out of seven bouts, and Galen Vincent has won two out of three contests, Gerald Mathu, the 105 pounder has also won in four out of five matches. The squad is coached by Mr, Chafupa and Mr, Gregor with the latter handling all of the freshmen. It is planned to enter several boys in th e state sectional this year. The sectional meet will be held at Madison on Saturday, March 15. Should any wrestler be successful in winning first or second place at the sectional meet, he would qualify for the state finals, which will also be held in Madison on March 22. Page Forty-wven L Club TOP ROW A Vamden Pl s, O Lmzmeier, G Gerondale, R Helm, W, Dalobroux, J F risque, N Gerondale, O. Ronsman. SECOND ROW—G, Cravillion, R Mincbeiki, R, Heim, M. Deprex ft. VancWPbi, C Michiek K Tiloi. FIRST ROV, S. Gerello D. Dalebroux. D. Mich lei a. HL DeMoullin, D, Jansen X Jamt-i, M Gfcalcrts. Baseball TOP ROW Mr A riders on, coach; D. Jansen, S. GeieHa, W, Daiebroux, 1. Legois, G. GerpndaJe, R Minchefki, Mr. Chalupa, assistant coach. BOTTOM ROW D. UfUmeipr, N Gerondale, J James, M, Dcprei, R Helm J, Fntque, D. Dalebroux, Page Forty-eight Initiation On October 3rd, 83 freshmen, 6 teachers 2 seniors, 1 sophomore and 2 juniors began to shiver and shake This was initiation day! Baby bonnets, bibs, bottles, and dolls made up their costumes. The teachers were privileged to wear bows and bells. This was only a sample however, because the juniors, under the capable guidance of Miss Hannon, had been working for many nights to think up ideas for the freshmen initiation. The evening s success financially and socially was attributed to hard and faithful work on the part of the junior class under the able direction of Miss Hannon. P ge Fc rty-riifv : Homecoming The Luxemburg High School Homecoming was held October 12, 1951, Myron Deprez and Vonnie Agamite reigned over the celebration as king and queen, We played Mishicot and won 33-0. By doing this we became champions of the Peninsula conference, and also got revenge for a 13-0 loss we received from their hands at our Homecoming two years ago. In the evening a dance was held in the gym with Duke Yanda and his orchestra furnishing the music. The court of honor included Myra Deprez and John James, James Neuser and Shirley Derenne, Richard Pieschek and Gladys Glaser, Betty Zellner and Ray VandenPtas, Eugenia Jonet and Richard Mineheski, Agnes Abts and Delano Jensen, Don Delebroux and LaVerne Friex, Due to hard work and cooperation on the part of all the seniors, the Homecoming turned out to be a success both financially and socially. Page Fitly Snowball COURT OF HONQF King Dennis Limmeief. Queen; Joan Mecca Court o f Honor- Gere Ed Cra vlllion and LeVt-rn lemm� er, Mer¬ rill Rank and Meuril Evererd, Ervin Bmt and Mary Ann Baierl, Ray VandenRIas and Betty Zo liner, Gene Delebrou. and Carol Sconsreri, SNOWBALL Dates January 12 r 1952 Theme; fir t Snowfall Band; Let Whine Junior Prom PARIS IN THE SPRING JUNIOR PROM Date: May 12, 1 95 L Theme: Paris in the Springtime. Band; Reggie Barber, King; LeRoy Rueckl. Queen; Gladys Stahl. Court of Honor: Galen Vincent and Vonnie Aga- maite, Robert Baierl and laVerne O ' Brien, Harold DeMoulin and Eugenia Jonef, Donald Dalebroux and Shirley Novak, Stanley Gezella and Charlotte Stodola. Fnige Fifty two SENIOR TRIP The beautiful Sherry Hotel on Chicago ' s south side was their home for three days last May, How much the seniors crowded into these eventful days. No one will ever forget that fine theatrical production, South Pacific at Schubert ' s Theatre. How they marveled at the clock precision with which planes arrived and departed at the world ' s greatest airport. Oh I see the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are out ' was the re¬ mark of a gypsy group on Maxwell Street as they paraded through this hodgepodge of merchandise stands on the street. For that sarcasm and lack of perception of our senior sophistication, no fortunes were told. In rapid succession there were visits to the Adler Planetarium, Art Institute, Brookfield Zoo, Historical Lincoln Park Zoo t Museum of Science and Industry, Sheid Aquarium, Marshall Field store and Wngley Field. And finally on the homeward trip all had dinner at Maders at Milwaukee. Slacks and informality mingled with the formal atmo¬ sphere of this fine restaurant and none had a better time than our seniors. Maders made them feel at home. Yes, the trip was finally over but how often will memory relive that pleasant trip for the twenty-five members of the Class of 1951, accompanied by their principal, Mr. Gregor. Page Fifty-three Luxemburg Yearbook Wins in National Contest In a national contest, sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press association here, the yearbook published by the students of Luxemburg High school captured high honors in ils division. Entered in the competition were 948 yearbooks, representing public and pri¬ vate high schools, vocational schools and teachers colleges in 44 stales, Hawaii, Alaska, and Canada, the largest number ever entered. The Luxemburg publication, ' Memories in Blue ' received first place rating In he class for lithographed yearbooks of senior high schools having 300 students or less. Judging was based on such criteria as typography, content, makeup and art work The winning publications have been place d on exhibition at Columbia university. Page Fifty-four Transportation Fa t Fifty-five School Calendar SEPTEMBER 5 School started. 83 freshmen and 4 upperclassmen. 15 Football game here. Bonduel 24, Luxers 6. 19 Lyceum — Terry Golden, a bearded cowboy. 20 C. E. Jones, and his demonstration on electricity, 21 Denmark here — we won 20 6. 24 Algoma Javees here, Score 7-6 in our favor. 28 First conference win of the season over Gibraltar. Final score 18-0. OCTOBER 1 Central Javees here. Scores Central I3 r Luxers 6. 3 Initiation what a backward day! 5 Brussels here. Score 39-0 in our favor. We learn all about the sea in a lyceum featuring Captain Dry. 8 Movie entitled Things to Come ' , it showed how things are to be if the world is to be destroyed. 10 Myron Deprez is elected Homecoming King. 11 F,H A, installment of new officers and the conferring of honoring degrees, Seniors picked out their class pictures, 12 Sevastopol here, Score: Luxers 27, Sevastopol 0. Display of teachers cheerleading. 18 Rained all day bu! the bonfire was held at night. 19 Homecoming Day, Vonnie Agamaite was queen and Myron Deprez was king We played Mishicot and won 33-0. 22 How come Don Conard didn ' t come to school today? Could it have anything to do with a certain kermiss? 31 School let out at noon today for a teacher ' s convention, NOVEMBER 1 Teacher ' s Convention, 2 Teacher s Convention, 7 One-act play ' Trifles ' was put on tonight. 9 juniors went to Green Bay to visit the Press Gazette this afternoon. ' Trifles cast went to Brussels and received a third rating, 12 Lyceum on Atomic Energy by Mr. Roberts. 16 Aigoma Normal put on their class play ' Seventeen is Terrific for the school. 20 Basketball game. Bonduel 46, Luxemburg 44. 21 Packer film was shown today. 22 Thanksgiving vacation. 23 Thanksgiving vacation. 26 Lyceum — Note buck The Eskimo . 30 First conference basketball game of the season. We won 49-47 in playing Mishicot. DECEMBER 7 Basketball — Sevastopol here. We won. 11 Movie Howards of Virginia . 14 Lost to Gibraltar with two overtimes 54-52. 18 Basketball at Brussels. We lost 72-51. 20 Started vacation early because of snow storm, 27 Basketball - Winneconne here. We won. Also Denmark vs. Omro here, 28 We played Omro at Denmark and won, Page Fifty-si School Calendar JANUARY 2 School started 4 We beat Casco 51 to 42. 8 Movie Captain Kidd Algoma here for a basketball game. We lost 42-36. 12 Annual Snowball dance was held at night. Joan Macco and Denis Linzmeier reigned as king and queen. 15 Game here with Denmark. Score — Luxemburg 42, Denmark 38. 25 Gibraltar 56, Luxemburg 40 26 Wrestling matches with Stevens Point. 31 Wreslling matches with Green Bay East. FEBRUARY 1 Game here — Brussels 63, Luxemburg 65 2 11 students attended Music Workshop at Green Bay. 4 Lyceum Singing Marines Let ' s all join the Marines, girls! 8 Casco game postponed by Casco because of so called illness at Casco. 12 Movie ' First Beau , Jane Withers. 13 Half of the G.A A. team beat half of the F.H.A. team 37-30 Mr Gregor ' s birthday. U Jane thought she would get a valentine but look what she got! 15 We won! LUXEMBURG 51, CASCO 43. 20 Wrestling — Luxemburg 33, Valders 9. 22 Luxemburg 50, Denmark 64. Lyceum — Otto Schacht, 25 We beat Sturgeon Bay 73 to 34. That gives us the right to enter the tournament. 63 absent from school because of illness. 27 We beat Valders in wrestling. Lyceum Delucaths . MARCH 5 Luxemburg 51 F Gibraltar 42. 7 Luxemburg 52, Algoma 50. 8 Local speech contest, 1 2 Lyceum — Duke Montague, 13 Movie, APRIL 2 Lyceum DeWiMs, a concert artist, 5 Solo and ensemble tournament 10-13 Easter vacation. 15 Lyceum — tew Hershey , 19-20 Senior Class Play Rest Assured , 26 Band tournament at Sturgeon Bay. MAY 3 Junior Prom, 7 Lyceum — Kenneth Striehfaden . 14 Movie March of the Wooden Soldiers , 15 Orientation day. 23 Final examinations. 26 Final examinations. 27 Class Day! 28 Graduation, We may act like Freshmen but that ' s because we don ' t want to leave. Page Fifty sevei Our Maintenance Department What would we do without Albert Theys? He is such a handy man when it comes to fixing curtains, lights, and leaks With his helpers, Esther Theys and Mrs, Alice DePas, Bert is able to drive a school bus in addition to his maintenance duties. But that ' s not alt! Bert is a friend to everyone in school, student and faculty. His cheerful smile and friendly gestures make him a most popular individual. We wish to take this opportunity to extend our appreciation to everyone who has contributed in any way toward the success of our annual. We would like to thank all rhe business men who have bought ads, Reliance Printers, the students who contributed pictures and especially Miss Eunice Hannon, our advisor. Sincerely, The Staff Page Fifty-eight ALUMNI FIRST ROW, lrft to right A, Collins, 8, Wilson, M. Bertrand, G. Dehike, 0, Lardmo s, J, Romua ' d, A, Grlson. J. Deprey, B. Kust. D, Hermans, B. DeJardin, A, Arp nth. SECOND ROW A. Dart, J, Bredeel, D. Sell, G, Keen, C They$, B, Nooyen, A. OeBaker, A Hermans, L Heim, M, Frtaque, E Stahl, 1HIRD ROW- -R. WHipp, C DeBaker, A. KadLetz, T. Ropson, W. Mledva, J- Allard, A. Darner, A, Wittier, R Sul:� , M. Barbiau ,, C. Mlehtek FOURTH ROW—-G. Jonot, A Jadin, V. Nau f E, Did core, A. Benz, j. Goetath, H Ugolf, E Leftoy. R Rueckt, C. Glaser, M. Deier jlle, P fle F tty nine FARMERS TRADING COMPANY Phone 55 Luxemburg, Wis. Estate Gas Electric Ranges Kelvinator Refrigerators Electric Ranges Zenith Radios ANYTHING YOU NEED IN YOUR HOME W. G. R. FURNITURE CO. 1 237 Main St. HOME FURNISHERS A Mile from Down Town Tis True But a Mile from High Prices too. We Can Sell for Less ON GREEN BAY ' S NORTH SIDE We Deliver Anywhere NEVILLE APPLIANCES A Complete Line of Home Appliances and Service of All Makes ' KELVINATOR -BfeNOt - ZENITH COLOR 1C ArMt RIGAN - MAUTZ Phone 1 525 Willow St, Green Bay, Wisconsin Compliments of MCGOLDRICKS SHOE STORE Monroe at Main Green Bay, Wis. BANK OF LUXEMBURG Directors Officers Employees August Spitzer Luxemburg, Wisconsin L. A. Karel, Pres. Victor McCormick Complete Banking Facilities L. Rueckl, Vice-Pres. L. Albert Karel Clem Rass, Vice-Pres. Lawerence Rueckl for All People Richard Seidl, Cashier Jos. M. Meleziva Richard Cmeyta, Teller Leo Seidl Verne Rueckl, Teller Clem Rass Carol Jean Daui Page Sixty MICHAAL ANSORGE jewelers Watchmakers Charles Titus, Owner Bluebird Diamonds Elgin Hamilton Watches 1 12 N. Washington St. Green Bay, Wis. RODRIAN REPAIR SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding General Repair Work Phone I7-F-13 Luxemburg, Wis. CLEEREMANS HATCHERY Baby Chicks Jewel Colorizer Paints —- 1322 Colors 1247 Main St. Green Bay, Wis CHEROVOSKY Oil CO, Joe Cherovosky, Prop. Shell Products Phone 293-W Kewaunee, Wis. M C MAHON ' S Luxemburg Give Her a Lane Cedar Chest The Perfect Graduation Gift Furniture — Floor Coverings — Radios FUNERAL SERVICE Compliments of MODEL CLEANERS. INC. 707 Main St. Green Bay, Wisconsin M. S. THOMPSON Jewelers DIAMONDS - JEWELRY - SILVERWARE For Your Dollars Best Buy Give Thompson ' s Jewelry a Try Phone Howard 7790 1267 Main St. Green Bay, Wis. Visit Our New Studio LUXEMBURG WELDING AND REPAIR Gas Electric Welding Steel - Steel Fabricated Wagons, Truck Racks, and Conveyors Joe Baierl, Prop. SCHWEDLER APPLIANCE COMPANY Kelvinator Appliances R.C.A, — Maytag Algoma, Wis. HAUKE FUNERAL HOME Lomptimenfs of CHIRP SALES FURNITURE Chirp Algoma, Wisconsin Phone 75-W Kewaunee, Wis. at 517 E. Walnut St. Between Madison and Monroe Parking is No Problem SCHNEIDER-NUSS STUDIO Phone Adams 1639 Green Bay, Wis. If It’s a JACOB ' S STYLE It ' s a Style Worthwhile Smart Apparel for Women P ge Sixty -one Compliments of ALGOMA PLYWOOD AND VENEER CO, Division of United State Plywood Corporation We Id wood Plywood Weldwood Stay Strate Doors ZEMLIKA ' S DRUG STORE Complete Line of DRUGS, VETERINARY PRODUCTS Fountain Service You ' re Always Welcome at KROLL ' S LUNCH BAR-B-Q 132 S. Main Blvd, Green Bay, Wisconsin SCH AIN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 1259 Main Green Bay, Wis. Good Luck Luxemburg BUTCH VAN ' S SUPPER CLUB On Hiway 42 Along the Lake THE ¥. KASTER CO. WIDOW-JONES KITCHENS Better Baking CHURCH GOODS 510 E. Walnut St. Green Bay, Wis. Green Bay P Wis. � 6ETHE CAMERA SHOP Kodaks - Cameras HILLERS Cine - Kodaks - Projectors Films - Supplies Master Photofinishers Kodaks — Records Movie Equipment 31 5 E. Walnut St, Music Supplies Opposite P,0. Green Bay, Wis. Green Bay, Wis. Compliments of THE BARBIAUX Compliments of APPLIANCE CO. ALBERT F. NEUMANN Clem ' Blah Barb faux Luxemburg, Wis. JULE CHARMER Jeweler Compliments of Gifts That Last HRUSKA CO. Luxemburg, Wis, Page Sixty two Compliments of NEW FRANKEN STATE BANK Always Ready to Serve You New Franken, Wisconsin VANDRISSE INSURANCE AGENCY Elmer Vandrisse, Agent All Forms of Insurance Phone 106 Luxemburg, Wis. CRA MILLION ' S BARBER SHOP Luxemburg, Wis, nr” Compliments of THE BARBIAUX APPLIANCE CO. Clem Slab Barbiaux Luxemburg, Wis, BROADWAY TIRE AND BATTERY 139 N. Broadway Phone Adams 247 Phone Adams 4)85 $ , fr A. J. Geniesse C, G Bookmeier Ml CLEANERS There ' s a Shade of Difference Phone Adams 5776 1257 Main St Green Bay, Wisconsin ) L ARNDORFER BROS DeSoto - Plymouth I 30 So. Adams St. Phone Adams 47 Green Bay, Wisconsin Compliments of i . J . P E O T General Insurance Luxemburg, Wis. Compliments of BERCEAUS GAS STATION HOBBINS MUSIC 277 Cherry St. Be sure to visit our Record Dept, when in Green Bay, A complete stock of all (speeds). NORTH SIDE ELORAL 704 N. Irwin A. Phone Adams 4137 Green Bay, Wis. Compliments of BERTRANDS SPORT SHOP Green Bay, Wisconsin •� � HOIDA LUMBER COAL CO., INC Lumber — Mi 11 work Lumber Material Coal Howard 8000 1545 Willow St. Green Bay, Wisconsin Patpfc Sixly three DUQUAINE LUMBER CO. The Friendly Yard That Treats You Right ip Green Bay Phone; Adams 710 New Franken Phone; 29-R-4 COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE n Compliments of GAMBLE STORE George Lemens, Mgr. Phone f 3-W Luxemburg, Wis. A, L GREIUNG Dealers in General Merchandise New Franken, Wis. Good Luck Seniors from VON ' S STUDIO Fine Portraits Kewaunee, Wisconsin 3 t CLIFF WALL MOTOR SALES, INC Your Oldsmobile Dealer 426 N. Washington Green Bay, Wis. W B A Y Wisconsin ' s Most Show-full Station Green Bay Wisconsin BELL aid MIHM FLOOR COVERING (Bill) (Ray) Linoleum — Tiles — Carpeting Window Shades - Venetian Blinds Phone Adams 3777 Compliments of RED OWL STORE v’ No. 434 Tony Flegel, Mgr. Luxemburg, Wis. BUCK SHOTS SERVICE STATION Phone 293-W Kewaunee, Wis. MILLER FURNITURE CO. 518-22 24 Main St. Green Bay, Wis. j ORWANT JEWELERS A Treasure House of Gifts 300 N Washington St, On the Corner Green Bay Wisconsin Page Si ly-tour A Corrtpliments of Compliments of EMPIRE DRUG CO. VIVIAN BEAUTY SHOP Green Bay s Better Drug Store Luxemburg, V, is. Washington at Walnut Green Bay, Wis. rt Compliments of r i KOHLBECKS DR. E. J. DEWANE Quality Clothes Dentist Over 75 Years Phone 30-R of Service Luxemburg, Wis. Algoma, Wis. KUBALE RESTAURANT Fountain Service WAITER WONG and Lunches Ray Kubale, Prop, Chop Suey 318 W. Walnut • Phone 113 Green Bay, Wis. Luxemburg, Wis. MARTHAS RESTAURANT 51 l South Broadway Green Bay Wisconsin Compliments of K A T C H ' S Algoma Wisconsin 0 4 Compliments of FEDERATED STORES Owned and Operated by Kewaunee Merchantile Co, Kewaunee Wisconsin LUXEMBURG GAS APPLIANCE Barbiaux Bros. Phone 30-W SHELLANE BOTTLED GAS Kewaunee County ' s Leading Gas Distributors FOGELS MEN ' S AND BOY ' S WEAR Compliments of A Large Selection of Men ' s, Boy ' s Suits, Top-Coats and Newest in Sportswear t . Always the Best for Less 17 Main St, Green Bay, Wis. GREEN BAY OFFICE EQUIPMENT C. A. Nicklas, Owner Desks — Files - Chairs — Safes Adding Machines - Typewriters Supplies 239 N. Broadway West Side Paoe Sijcfy-fivir LUXEMBURG MOTOR CO. Luxemburg, Wisconsin Ferguson Tractors and implements Pontiac Sales and Service New Idea Farm Implements KIHLBERG-EDWARDS MOTOR CO., INC. Pontiac Dealer and White Truck Distributor 725 Main St. Phone Adams 480 Green Bay, Wisconsin Compliments of the New DEHNS ICE CREAM SHOP Ice Cream — Hamburgers — Coffee i I, • 1414 Cedar St. Howard 3880 Three Corners VAN ' S BATTERY ELECTRIC CO. Automobile 1 Electric Service MAGNETO REPAIRS Briggs Stratton Engine Repairs 317 N. Monroe Ave. Green Bay, Wis. ft Compliments of CARL J. BASTEN Grain — Seed — Feeds New Franken Wisconsin Compliments of JAXON ' S SHOES 205 N. Washington St, Green Bay Wisconsin BLAHNIK ' S GENERAL STORE General Merchandise Gas and ON We Give Gold Bond Stamps ' Phone 1 2-F-3 Walhain, Wisconsin SCHWAB ' S SHOE STORE John Schwab, Prop, Complete Line of Shoes and Rubbers for the Family X-RAY FITTING Phone 77 Luxemburg Look Your Best The Cut of Your Hair Counts P. L COLLE 2 Barbers -— 2 Chairs Phone 114-W Luxemburg, Wis. GOLOY DEMOUIIN Compliments of COMMONWEALTH TELEPHONE CO. Electrical and Plumbing Services Appliances of All Kinds Phone 23-F-ll Luxemburg, Wis. Compliments of H R U S K A COMPANY Farm and Home Supplies Sixty-six v THE GREAT GREEN BAY SURPLUS STORE Top Quality Merchandise for Less Gov ' t Surplus Saves You Dollars Clothing — Footwear — Bedding Camping Equipment etc. 300 Main St. (On the Corner) Green Bay, Wisconsin A. M , HOPPE SONS V- Department Store Phone 49-W Luxemburg, Wis. 9 KOHLBECK ' S Meats and Groceries Phone 76 Luxemburg, Wis. BEN KRUEGER COMPANY . Ford Cars and Trucks Genuine Ford Parts and Accessories John Deere Farm Implements and Tractors Genuine John Deere Parts Phone 1-W Luxemburg, Wis, LUXEMBURG IMPLEMENT CO. DeSoto-Plymouth Cars International Trucks McCormick Farm Machinery International Freezers — Refrigerators Milk Coolers Fox Forage Masters JAMESWAY BARD EQUIPMENT Compliments of LUXEMBURG MILLING COMPANY Luxemburg, Wisconsin ■j MIKE ' S SERVICE STATION SELL ' S CHEVROLET SERVICE U. S. Royal Tires Louis Sell, Prop. Phone 62-W Phillips 66 Products Luxemburg, Wisconsin Luxemburg, Wisconsin Page 5isty-seven KEWAUNEE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. HAROLD E. LUEDERS JEWELERS Building Materials, Lumber, Hardware Consult Us About YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS Phone 202 Kewaunee, Wis, 319 Main St, Howard 7665 Green Bay, Wisconsin Lti 0 . Compliments of n V RELIANCE PUBLISHING CO AIGOMA PLYWOOD VENEER CO. Division of United State Plywood Corporation Yearbooks a Specialty P. 0. Box 526 Greene Ave., Allouez Wildwood Plywood — Weldwood Stay Strate Doors Green Bay, Wisconsin a J KEWAUNEE FLOWER SHOP Compliments of Marguerite Heynen FRANK HAMACHEK MACHINE COMPANY Phone 34 Kewaunee, Wis Kewaunee, Wisconsin . V Compliments of L 6 l 9 ROPON MOTOR SALES LUXEMBURG MANUFACTURING CO. Automobile — Greasing Service Manufacturers and Dealers Repairing — Wrecker Service GRAIN - FEED - COAL Building Material and Cheese Boxes 24-Hour Wrecker Service Day Phone 4 Night Phone 376 Luxemburg, Wisconsin Algoma, Wisconsin Pane Sixty-eight Wood Carvings Special Furniture SVOBODA CHURCH FURNITURE CO., INC. Designers and Builders of Church Furniture of Quality and Distinction Phone 222 Kewaunee, Wis, fS A • Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts £ 7 SUCCESSOR TO HOMER MAES 113 N. Washington t ft t Clothing Shoes 4k Buy Your Men ' s and Young Men ' s Clothing at jfctldt W ' A The Store for Men in Kewaunee LA I ® MILK AT YOUR FOOD STORE Lee Hoppe Mark Hoppe PAUL HOPPE SONS Interior Decorators Churches — Public Buildings — Homes Floor Covering — Paper Hanging Phone 85J Algoma, Wis. cu GREILING CO Dealers in General Merchandise New Franken, Wisconsin Fashion Specialists Ct i - jy r ? P4 3 ri- oats — Suits — Dresses — Sports w £ 0 -t j rif f it frt ' ' i y 129 N. Washington Under the Big Thermometer Green Bay, Wisconsin •ft - a i. a CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 52 WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION Page St ty-rtine AVTOCRAfRJ AVTtCRAfKS AVTtCJUtXS