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

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EUNICE E. HANNON, B,A. University of Wisconsin Social Science “Memories in Blue” Senior Class Advisor Fifteenth year at L.H.S. OUR ANTON L. ANDERSON, B.S Stevens Point State College Science and Athletics Geography Eighth year at L.H.S. ■WARY E. PtSCHKE, B.S. Oshkosh State College English, Speech,, library Junior Class Advisor Second year at L.H.S. FRANK J. BLHOWIAK, B.S. University of Wisconsin Agriculture Third year at LHS. Page Eight FRANK L CHALUPA, B.S, Oshkosh Stale College History, Chemistry, Algebra and Athletics Sixth year at L.H.S, MARY L. SHADEWALD, B.S. Stevens Point State College Physical Education and Biology Junior Class Advisor Second year at L.H5. JOHN A. CHRISTOFFERSON, B.S. University of Wisconsin Veteran Trainer Second year at L.H.S.

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HE LEADS THE WAY GEORGE V. GREGOR, 0$, Uniy of Wisconsin Principal Mathematics and Science Twenty-nine years nf L.H.5. The dedication of ihe 1953 edition of Memories in Blue to peace is an expression of the longings and aspirations of all of us Three great conflicts in less than forty years have left us with a sense of futility regarding the efficacy of war to settle any of the great questions of our day. Yet our great civilization seems helpless to avoid them. Have we been caught in a giant whirlpool of social, political and economic forces that control our destiny, making us just pawns on the chessboard of fate? Per¬ haps it is our destiny, ' but to do or die,- not to question why 1 Such a spmeless philosophy is abhorrent. There must be a solution to at least mitigate this evil. It will not be easy. More and more we will have to recognize the fact that each of us is our brother ' s keeper. Our liberties and freedoms are in danger to the extent that people anywhere are exploited and oppressed, and just to that extent is the peace of the world endangered. In the words of John Donne, Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; if tolls for thee. Ghandi said, ' The road to peace leads through self sacrifice ' The achievement of peace calls for courage and wisdom and sacrifice of the highest order, In our present conflict of ideologies it will be a question of which nation or group has the moral and spiritual strength to achieve victory. Unselfishness, honesty, sincerity and pureness of heart will help to give us the needed strength to meet these great issues. It is our hope that as teachers we have helped you to meet these problems with such vision and understanding as to bring enduring peace in your time. We come to him With all our problems, He never stops Until he solves them. Seven

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FACULTY JOAN K, CHRISTMAN, B.A. Mount Mary College Commercial First year at L.H $. CLETUS MACCOUX, B.S. River Falls Veteran Trainer First year at L.H.S. CHARMAINE C. LEE, B.5. Oshkosh Stare College Chorus and English Freshman Class Advisor First year at L.H.S, EUGENE W. W.ATERSTREE7. B.S. La Crosse Stale College Mathematics and Physics Physical Education First year at L.H.S ANTHONY J. GRECO, B.S Milwaukee State College- Band First year at L.H.S. PATRICIA M. Pi RE. B.S University of Wisconsin Home Economics First year at L.H.S. JOHN R. WtERMAN Marquette University, M.A Sloul Institute. B.S., M,S, English Sophomore Class Advisor First year ai L.H.S. Page Nine