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

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DEDICATION We, the graduates of 1957, have chosen to dedicate This year ' s edition of, MEMORIES IN BLUE, to man ' s unceasing search for peace. In this unsettled world of differences, peace cannot be attained without the co-operation of all faiths and races of people. Our forefathers have had the courage and have been willing to endure the dangers and hardships that have given us our priceless heritage. Their fore¬ sightedness and sacrifice have enlighted us with the truth and knowledge that is necessary to carry on their ambitions. Co-operating in the search for peace today, are clubs, churches, unions, and groups in schools and colleges. These groups emphasize a realistic study of the causes and cures of war, and seek to build up international good will and understanding. Our education has given us a deeper under¬ standing of the need to overcome our pre¬ judices. We have a better knowledge of world affairs and are more capable of understanding world probl ems. In our class discussions, we have been taught that our ability to get along with people is, and will continue to be, the keynote of future peace. We have also been taught to realize the need to banish from our minds the cobwebs of racial and religious pre¬ judices, so that we are able to promote peace in the community as we gradually learn to as¬ sume the role of adult leadership. May this year book be a humble token of our appreciation — ' to the memory of man, first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen ' Henry Lee. P1.190 Four

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THE STAFF Left lo Right iNicrl U ry Swoboda. Foret iiti; Darlene Metztef, Standing Arlene Hei-mani, Photo; Milan Corroy, Brines? Mana- editor; Miss Hannon, Advisor- Rose Deprey, Co-Editor; IdVonn? oer; Barbara Daul Fund; Glenn Nelson, Music; Richard Simonar, Prevoit, Typing Assistant Business Manager; John Martin Spons; Ethel Beirl, Senior Section; Barbara Penning , An We, the staff, working with our advisor, Miss Eunice Hannon have done our best to make this yearbook one That wilt long be remembered and treasured. As the years roll by, this book will become even more valuable and more interesting as a symbol of a spirit which never dies, - the spirit of peace in the minds and hearts of men. We have tried to give you a brief but com¬ plete review of our life here at Luxemburg We hope you will cherish the efforls which the staff has put forth to make this annual a constant re¬ minder of the important part education plays in the lives of people. This book records defeats and victories, but more outstanding than anything, is the record of team work and cooperation in achieving a goal Our school, our community, our nation and our world have one common goal in mind, peace We believe it can and will be achieved The staff includes: Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor Business Manager Ass ' t. Business Manager Chairman Art Committee Darlene Metzler Rose Deprey Milan Corroy Richard Stmonar Barbara Penning Chairman Fund Raising Committee Barbara Daul Chairman Senior Section Ethel BeiH Chairman Typing Committee LaVonne Prevost Chairman Athletics Committee John Martin Chairman Music Committee Glenn Nelson Chairman Forensics Committee Lary Swoboda Chairman Photo Committee Arlene Hermans Six