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

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F.H.A. OFFICERS STANDING —J Masco, EL Stahl, Mrs, Pire Instructor, J, Srahl, SEATED—A. Koll ross, G- Glaser, B. Barb no . F. H. A. TOP ROW C. Arcndi, R. Schorl, G. Davitter, L. Glllts, A. Kollrou, J. Novak, A. Agamite, J, Ooradnik, A T»|©L M. Pautz, A. Glaser, M-Mathu, J. Mace o L Rabat, J. Dahtke, Y. VandenBush, C. Plaulsr, R. Mar hoys, SIXTH ROW G, Romuald J. Ho Ida. J. Schott, B. Stahl, J. Dejardin, C, Raducnj, A. D Gn»v M, Schott, M Collins, M Ftrborn G. Velker, J, Gaulhirr E Eslel, A, Q ' Bi eo P. Collins. M, Daub V. Hermans, FIFTH ROW—J, DeBaker, G. Barrette S- Payfr, D. Libal, G. Glaser, 5, Suehs, S, Rank, C Coop man A Rahas, A, Mereier R, Kush V Dorner, A OeBauche, 1. Adamt, NL Vanness, Dl F risque, M, Martelle. FOURTH ROW J. Gauthier. D, Rcck«|beff}» L Seiner, Taucheck, C Scidl, 0, Veliccr, A, Oufftdnik, £. Tbrbaudtau, F. Oabots, J, Dercnne, M. Everard, A, Jadrn, G. Cltllewicx, THIRD ROW J Eiiennc. D Romuald, M Zelfner, L Marcella M, Bated, J Ledvina, J. Peiry, S. Bauch, D Tasquin, Y, Boucher, G, BredacL J Benz, J, ionel. Mrs- Pire, Advisor SECOND ROW B, Barbiaux, L- Moreau, C, Greatens, t% Stahl, D. DeMoulin, C- Vick man, R. Schott, A LeRoy, J VandenBush, J, Martin, J, Siegmund, N, Ledvina. M. DePeau. FIRST ROW—J. VnndenFJ s, J, VamdeiiPlas. E, Arendl, G» Kadletz, D. Dalebroux, R. Mleziva, J Pennings, C. Sconzert, I, Speerschneider. B. Nelson, G- Bourgois, L Glaser P ge Twenty■ ' •nine

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A F. F. TOP ROW F„ Daub D. Ledvina, J De Jardin, i. CravilliOrtj C. Crtrakrwlcz, F. Walczyk, i Clabott, S. KifripjkowikL R. Luc-dlke, C, Venrtm. J. Collin , D. Mieziva, i. V. Martin, D. Wertel. . J „ B D . t a FOURTH ROW - R Adam , G. Zuege A. Kozlik, E. Merrier. R. Hopson, ft Everard, L BouchonvlJle, J. Cnvtllicm, R. Baferl, R. Lament, A. Chritfoph, C Zellftftr, R= LuAAaye, R. VanPay. , . . . .. THIRD ROW—A, Mathu, D. Canard, t LeRoy, T AN, C. Paye, ft. DeGrave, D Hank, H, Ze liner.. 1 . Stahl, D, Stodola, A, Mou eau, ft, LeGrave, D, Oaul, , „ . , .. , ( „ . SECOND ROW N. Zellner, C Thtry, N„ Gaedtke, C Flavian, L Heller, A, URoy M, Rabat, S, Jott rl + Ml. Tdot, 3, Jonel, I. Vanden- Plei, L Penning!. , „ , , t „ ,. FIRST ROW C Deprcy, C Mithlelt, P. Mctzler. J Metrier, J. Solerskt, J. VandenPhis, B Ledvina, ft Ronsman, D, PautJ. L linzmeier. TOP ROW J. Willemi, ft Jamei, j. Schott, M- Prahl, W, Dalebroux, J, Cravillton, R. Whipp, R. Ferry FOURTH SOW L Vannoss. D. Fisher, E. Bins, J, linsmire, JVh Rank, W, DahJke, A. Guitlelle. THIRD ROW J, bedvina, A. Enacbose, G. Mathu, ft- Arendt, P« Mfltbu, R Zellnerr, J, Boucher, H Deicrville SECOND ROW—Mr, Blhowiak, Instructor, M, Sbimonek, D, Linzmeief, G. PraKI, D Lcdvina, D Hermans., A. VandenPias, L Mai core, FIRST ROW G, Gasho, J. Phillips. L Romuald, D, fionsman, L. Zeliner, C MichieH, L Tieiunt. Page Twenty-eight

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BOOKWORMS’ SERVICE TOP SOW—B. Vardan Plot, L S ar, A Guradnlk, J Derenrse, M. Evcrard, E. No yen, S. Thibaudejiu, M, Tausthek, D Wiicer, C S«4dl r A Tilot, M. Msihu, FOURTH ROW=-A. M reie „ A. Abri ( D. Libal, A. Kollross, J. Macco, R. AAatheyi, J. DeJardin, M. Tcbon, G Barreire, N, tedvino. B. kelson, B. EiteL THIRD ROW— J. LedvffiA, G- Brodatil, G, Bourgeois, }. Penning , M, Bertrand, 8. Barbiaux, J. Novak, i VI. Daul. £, Martelle, Y. Boucher, H, Mathu. SECOND ROW C. Pluut , R. Jcmort. L, Adams, C Sconzerh B, Stahl, M. linzmaier, L Sp crschmider, J Di ' Baker, J, Prevent, D. Dernoulin, S, Bauch, M, Depeau, Miss Pisch ke, Advisor. FIRST ROW—C. Raduenz, Aft, Collins. A. DeGrave, A, Jadin, G- Ciesfewicz, M. Scholl, B. Gootscli, M. Cowman, J, Hoicla, The Library Club, under the direction of Miss Pischke, is an effective organization which aids both students and faculty in the high school library. Officers were elected at the first meeting in September, Members chose June Prevost as President; Agnes Ahts, Vice-President; Alice Kollross, Secretary; Marie Depeau, Treasurer; and Mary Linzmeier, Reporter, Various committees were selected for book publicity, bulletin board displays and to keep the club ' s scrap book up-to-date, Each month the 90 girls, this year ' s total membership, meet with Miss Pischke to receive in¬ structions on the functions of an efficient library. Every day a member fulfills the duties of a librarian for one hour, This task correlates with the club ' s motto, which is Service 1 ' , Page thirty