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

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GEORGE V. GREGOR, 8»S a University of Wisconsin Principal Mathematics Thirty-first year at L.H S. WARREN R ADAMSON, B,S P University of Wisconsin Chemistry, Physics and Biology First year at L,H S MISS EUNICE HANNON, B.A. University of Wisconsin Social Scienc Memories in Blue ' Senior Class Advisor Seventeenth year at L.H.S, FRANK I. C HAL UFA, B.S, Oshkosh State College History, Mathematics, and Athletics Eighth year at UH„S OUR ANTON l m ANDERSON, B.S, Stevens Point State College Science, Athletics, and Geography Tenth year at UH,S MISS BARBARA BERENDT, B,S. Oshkosh State College Chorus and English Freshmen Class Advisor Second year at L.H.S JOHN A, CHRIST OFF ERSON, B.S, University of Wise on sin; Veteran Trainer; Fourth year at L. H. S, FRANK L. FENTRESS, B s S. University of Wisctm sin; Agriculture; First year at L, H- S.

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His words speak truth And lead the way Toward a brighter future From day to day GEORGE V. GREGOR, Principal. BUILDERS OF ETERNITY M To each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless moss and a book of rules, And each must fashion ere life is flown, A stumbling block or a stepping stone. Isn ' t it strange that princes and kings, And clowns that caper in sawdust ring And common folk like you and me, Are the builders of eternity ? 11 As teachers we, too, are the build¬ ers of eternity. We are human engi¬ neers working with the hearts and minds of our students to the end that these plastic elements of our youth may make their greatest social con¬ tribution in worthwihle living. This is a task of monumental importance, for on the development of abilities and the proper determination of habits, at¬ titudes, outlooks and qualities of habits, attitudes, outlooks and quali¬ ties of character rests the destinies of not only our local communities but that of states and nations. Even the survival of civilization has as its basis that initial foundation of a good educa¬ tion. While the cold facts of mathemat¬ ics and science are an integral part of the education of our youth, we hope that our teaching will imbue them with that thread of virtue that lays the foundation of good character and with¬ out which life loses its purpose and is meaningless. We must give our life in service to our fellow men to have Its rewards come back to us. Honest thoughts and acts and loyalty and love give life its truest meaning. They are the basis for achieving success and satisfactions. As teachers we hope to build for eternity on the sound foundation of character. If we achieve this ambition we feel certain that our work will sur¬ vive the vicissitudes of time, 7

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MRS BARBARA GALLAGHER, B B.A, University of Wisconsin Business Education, English First year at L.H.S, ANTHONY J. GRECO, B,S, Milwaukee State College Band Third year at UH.S FACULTY MRS. JENNIE NEUMANN, BJE. Whitewater State College Commercial and Library Second year at L.H S, MRS, PATRICIA POTTER, B.S.E.D. University of Wisconsin St, NorberCs College English Sophomore Cl ass Advisor First year at L.H.S, MISS SHIRLEY SCHEERER, B.S, Jniversify of Wisconsin Home Economics Second year at L H S. DONALD U SC HIM MELS, PH, B. Marquette University English First year at L.H.S. EUGENE W, SC HEIGHT ING, B,S, University of Wisconsin Vocational Agriculture First year at L,H,S, EUGENE W. WATERSTREET, B.S, LaCrosse State College Mathematics and Physical Education Junior Class Advisor Third year at L.H.S