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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1963 volume:

MEMORIES IN BLUE SEVENTEENTH EDITION PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF 1963 LUXEMBURG UNION HIGH SCHOOL LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN TABLE OF CONTENTS IN MEMORIAM 4 ADMINISTRATION 5-10 SENIORS . . 11-27 UNDERCLASSMEN 28-33 CLUBS ....... ■ 34-38 MUSIC 39-44 DRAMATICS 45-50 SPORTS . . 51-60 SPECIAL EVENTS 61-64 THIS N THAT 65-70 ADVERTISERS 71-86 Page Two IN MEMORIAM DENNIS SEIDL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seidl Born September 16, 1945 Died March 11, 1961 His untimely passing has left a void in the minds and hearts of the class of 1963 that time will not erase. How often in the years ahead will there be flashed upon our inner consciousness a reverent memory of Dennis Seidl, Page Four MR. GREGOR Your Annual theme. Understanding Today -Peace Tomorrow ' is evidence of how fully this factor occupies the minds of our students. As teachers we are not unmindful of the situa¬ tion and of our responsibility to do every¬ thing possible to help you to adjust yourself to a world of great opportunities but, never¬ theless, bewildering complexities and relative Insecurity, Yet while peace is paramount in our thinking, we cannot sacrifice for it our fun- d amenta I principles of truth. Peace is in the minds and hearts of a people. But just to the extent that avarice and ambi¬ tion and envy and anger and pride and pre¬ judice dwell in the minds and hearts of men; just to that extent is peace in jeopardy. As students you must educate yourselves, not only for useful jobs, but you must strive to under¬ stand and respect the cultures of other people. You must respect human rights and use your influence and efforts in the promotion of truth, freedom and peace. The human personality is a sacred entity that is all important to the in¬ dividual concerned. No race or culture has a monopoly on ability. Peoples of all races have much the same potentialities. r he cultural and scientific contributions of the past have not been monopolized by any one race ft is time that our perspective extends beyond the nar¬ row bounds of nationalism and encompasses an international viewpoint Our enormous arsenal for war is effective in deterring aggressive action by potential ene¬ mies, But even more important is the spiritual and moral force of a great nation Through study and training we should understand, ap¬ preciate and revere those fundamental prin¬ ciples that are a part of our heritage and are incorporated in the Bill of Rights of our Con¬ stitution These rights are a foundation for peace. We should defend them not only for ourselves but for all people. What can you do in meeting the challenges of these uncertain times? Inform yourself! Prepare yourself as fully as possible for your life work Your job may be humble but give it your very best effort. Your contribution may seem insignificant to you. You may feel you are only one but you are one! The destiny of humanity rests with the many J ones ' J that make up the population of the world Paye Six ANNUAL STAFF Back Row —1. Agam lie, N. Du Jardin, K Foelske, Miss Hanncn From Row—K. Cgtk j lobergeu 5. Caul, W. Van den P ' las, W Advisor, K. Dewane, S Oe Jardin, Q, Siahl, J, Slokes, L Dorner, Jadin, J. Van Dnssc, We, the staff, working with our advisor, Miss Eunice Hannon, have done our best to make this yearbook one that will tong be remembered. it is our hope that in the future, whenever we open the covers of this book, we will be able to get a dear picture of our many activities, and that the accounts of our work may renew our courage to go forward toward success. We have gaven this book our very best. We hope you enjoy our seventeenth edition of MEMORIES IN BLUE, THE STAFF Editor Mary Ann Vanden Plas Ass ' h Editor Kathy Foelske CO’Editors Sherry Daut Business Manager Warren Jadin AssJ. Business Manager John Loberger Fund Raising Committee George Stahl Senior Section Kay Dewane Art Committee Typing Committee Photo Chairman Athletic Committee Music Committee Forensics Committee Jim Stokes Joanne Agamaite Karen CoMe Neil Du Jardin Jerry Van Drisse Sherry De Jardin Tom Darner Page Seven OUR HE TEACHES WHO GIVES ANTON L ANDES SON, Stevens Point State College Science, Arhlt-iict Eighteenth Year at 1 H S FRANK I. CHALUPA, B.S Oshkosh State College Mai hematics. Athletics Sixteenth Year at l H.S. MARILYN KRlESbR, B E Whitewater Stele College Commercial Eighth Year at LHS GEORGE SCHEFDORE, B.S. University of Wisconsin Biology, Chemistry Second Year at LH S DAVID AU.V PARTNER, S.S. Whitewater Slate College Commercial Seventh Yijijir at i.H.S. JOHN A, CHRISTOFFERSON, B.S, University of Wisconsin Malhematics Twelfth Year at L.H.S. DONALD SCHIMMELS, PH.B. Marquette University English, Latin, and Library Sophomore Class Advisor Ninth Year at L H.S. EUNICE E HANNC ' N, BA. University of Wisconsin Social Science ' “Memories in Blue Senior Class Advisor Twenty fifth Year at L,H.$. Page Eight TEACHERS AND HE LEARNS WHO RECEIVES ■ ■ RUSSELL FAMfRfE, e s PlaneviUc State College Physical Education Seventh Year at LH.S. C. RICHARD HENCKGL, BM. Lawrence College Band Sixth Year el LH.S GLENN A KOEHLER, 6 S, University of Wisconsin Hiitory Junior Clau AdvilOr Third Year at LH.S, DOROTHY SEIDL ELS. Milwaukee Siaie College Eighth Year at L.H.S. JAMES MARCKS. B.S University of Wisconsin Agriculture Eighth Year ar LH.S, LEONARD KLAPPAUF, fl.S. University of Wisconsin Mathematics Guidance Counselor Fifih Year at LH.S. ROGER LEE, BS Platteville State College Agriculture Third Year at LH.S. LYLE NOEL B.S. St. Norberti College History English Sifconcl Year at L.H.S. Page Nine JANE I MAGNIN Steven Point State College Home Economics Second! Year at L.H.5, JOSEPH FIERST, B.S. St, Norberte College English, Driver Education Freshmen Class Advisor Fifth Year at L.H,S NANCY ROBERTS, ,S La Crosse College English Fir si Year at L H J$. SCHOOL BOARD Director TONY DEJARDiN Director ARDEAL UDV1NA Clerk DONALD RUECKl President Treasurer ROBERT BERTRAND EARt DEMOUUN Page Ten Secretary MISS EUNICE HANNON Class Advisor GEORGE STAHL President SHARON DAUL Vice-President KAREN COLLE Treasurer DIANE AAAHUK Reporter SEIMFOR ITo n Lo b « r jer H € if £)u Jqrc j h ' t ton J 4 4 in S In ffy L is H H lier - UM Dc T a 9¥. o t i cl-S l rter U 7V J Z .+ On_r ot Poo(t )on n’ U XV «rtar« fWn arS 0 t e Le R of - (Ja. fli c s P aer _7 0-7 _.70. r7 Jo A H p I 3- rti • -1 fr- 9t. ¥ 2. .70- J? 7 7 J- ' X THE FOUNDATION OF EVERY STATE IS ROGER ADAMS Roger was slightly injured today; a train of thought pas-ied through hes mind, Football I Baseball 3 Track 1,4 Wrestling 1,2-3.4 Operetta 3,4 Snowball Committee 3 Homecoming Committee -1 JOANNE AGAMAfTt Smalt and dark with loads of spark. National Honor Society 3,4 Class Officer 2 Senior Class R«ay 4 Prom Court 3 FHA 2,3,4 FHA Officer 4 Green Lake Delegate 3 Library Club 2,3 Style Show 1,2 Homecoming Committee 2.4 Memories in Blue 4 BARBARA ALLEN Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu¬ siasm. FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 3,4 Class Officer 1,2,3 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club Officer 4 Monitor 4 Green Lake Delegate 3 Snowball Queen 3 Snowball Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 2,4 Style Show 1,2,3 DENNIS ARE NOT A man gaiing at the stars is at the mercy of the puddles in the road. Ff A 1 Prom Committee 3 Pep Band 4 Operetta 3.4 Basketball 1,2 Tract, 1 Baseball 1 MICHAEL ARENDT The Music Man Pep Band 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Operetta 1,3,4 Class Play 4 One-Act Play 2,3 Snowball Court 2 Forensics 2,3,4 Slate Contest 2 Music Clinic 3 Journalism Club 3,4 Initiation Committee 3 State Music Festival 2,3,4 MYRON BADER A little work doesn’t hurt anyone, but why take chance ? FFA 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3 Track 2,4 Page fourteen THE EDUCATION OF ITS YOUTH JAMES BAlERL A closed mouth catches no flies. FFA 1 „2,3 Wrestling 1,2 Football 1,2 Track 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Hdmecomiirbg Committee 1 ,2 SYLVESTER BARRETT J lost all my ambition and 1 the one that finds � r will be slighted, FFA 3,4 Track 1 AAARY BEIRL When all is said and dorm, better than Mery them ! could be none FHA 2 Style Show 2 Homecoming Committee a Initiation Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 GERALD BERTRAND A good tolly it worth wha! you pay for If. ffA 1.2,3.4 Baseball 1 Football 1,2 Band 1 BONITA BOUCHER Pai ' enee is the best remedy for every trouble FHA 4 Library Club 4 Monitor 2,3 CAROL BOUCHONVULE Please listen when l say; sh«? s smarter than man in every way, National Honor Society 3,4 Class Pley 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2,3 Style Show 1,2 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Page Filteen ace WE ' VE BEEN TAUGHT WHAT’S RIGHT RANDALL GULANGER Hu manner it quiet but don ' t judge him by ft. FFA 1 ( 2 , 3.4 Track 3 Baseball 1,4 Bps ' telbftH 2 Initiation Committee 3 M ARY ANN CHRISTOPH There w«i a little girl Who had a little curt . . , FHA 1,2.3,4 FHA Officer 3 Style Show 1,2.3 Forensics 2 Library Club 2 Initiation Commniee 3 Homecoming Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 KAREN OOUf Gentle in Manner; Firm in deed. FHA J ,2,3,4 FHA President 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Class Officer 4 Snowball Court 3 Green Lake Delegate 2 Senior Clast Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Monitor 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Memories in Blue 4 Girl ' s Basketball 2,3,4 SHARON DAUL Silence is goldenj but I ' ll take silver Ope retra 3,4 Homecoming Court 3,4 Library Club 2 FHA 1,2,3,4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Class Officer 3,4 Musk Clinic 4 Memories in Blue 4 Cheerleader 2,3 ,a Class Play 4 MICHAEL DAVISTEP I was in orbit long before John Glenn. FFA K2,3,4 FFA Officer 4 Wrestling 1,2,4 Baseball 1,4 Track 2,3 Football 1 SHERRY DE JARDIN She purs the nightingale to shame. Student Council 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Prom Court 3 Initiation Committee 3 Forensics 3,4 Senior Oas Play 4 Operetta 3,4 One Act Play 3,4 Class Officer 2.3 Memories in Blue 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Salutatorian 4 Page Sixteen WE CAN PROVE WE HAVE LEARNED JOHN DEUEAAANN Here is s young man in hu early fllrries FFA ,2.3.4 Em to ball 3 Band t Track 2 Bask el ball 1,2,3,4 Pep CEub 4 LYLAS DEQUAINE My kingdom for a pair ol scissor . I like to cut up, FFA i ,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2 Track 4 Initiation Committee 3 ALAN DERENNE How far that little candle throws his beam. FFA 2 Homecoming Commit let 3 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Operetta 3,4 Page Seventeen KAY BEWARE If you can ' t convince ‘em; confuse r em. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Homecoming Court 2,3,4 Prom Queen 3 Initiation Chairman 3 Forensics 1 2 3,4 Forensics State Contest 2,3 Senior Class Play 4 Operetta 3,4 One Act Pf y 3 Journalism Club 2.3 4 Memories In Blue 4 National Honor Society 3 4 JAMES DORMER Who said brams end brawn don ' t mix? FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 Trees For Tomorrow C-mp FFA State Conventicn 2 Football 11,2,3,4 Track 1.2,3 Baikeiball 1,2,3 l Club 2,3,4 Operetta 1,3,4 Initiation Committee 3 Homecoming Court 4 Semor CUst Play 4 RICHARD DORNER I ' m the strong silent iyp 3 . FFA 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 1.2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 HomeCcming Court 4 L Club 2,3,4 Homecoming Committee 1,2 WE ENTER A NEW WORLD Page Eighteen RICHARD L DOB NEW I ' m not a politician md rrv other habits are good. Pep Band 3-4 Operetta 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 TOM DORNER Then give to the world the best you hive and the best will come bad to you- Student Council 2-3,4 National Honor Society 3- 4 Forensic I 2,3,4 One Act PUy 4 Senior Class Play 4 Homecoming Chairman Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Journalism 3 Operetta 1,3,4 Memories In Blue 4 Monitor 3 DALE DUCAT The Packers, are looking for a tackle; I ' m going to help them look. FFA 1,2 Track 1,2,3 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Class Play 4 NEIL DU JAR DIN Personality has the power ie open many doers, bu: character must keep them Open. Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3.4 Baseball 1,2,3 National Honor Society 3.4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 2,3 L Club 2 , 3.4 Prom King 3 Homecoming Committee 2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 FFA 1 Memories In Blue 4 MARK FISCHER Do unto the other fellow the way he ' d like to do unto you and do it first FFA 1,23,4 FFA Officer 4 Horn:• coming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Snowball Committee 3 Operetta 1 ,3,4 Basketball 1 Football I Track 1 KATHLEEN F0EL5KE In bar hands a basketball is a guided missile. Pep Club 1,2,3 Sludent Council 1,2 Library Club 1,2,3 PH A 1,2 G� rl ' Basketball 3,4 Monitor 1,2 National Honor Society 4 WITH FAITH AND COURAGE WAYNE GGUETZMACHEP Kind of shy, but one swell guv FFA 1 , 2 , 3 .- Basketball 1,2,3.4 Football 1,2 Baseball 1 Track 2.3,4 KATHLEEN HENDRICKS Goodness is the only in¬ vestment that never fails. FHA 2,3 Style Show 2,4 Pep Club 4 Monitor 4 Senior Class Play Com. 4 forensics 4 MYRON JAD1N A word is good enough lor a wise man. FFA 3 .,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Homecoming Committee 4 WARREN JADlN I like to born the midnight oil; Phillips 66 that is. FFA 1.2,3,4 Football 1,2 iaskerball 1 Track 1.2,4 Annual Staff 4 Sr-nior Class Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Comin i;oe 4 CAROLYN JAUQUET She ' s the life of the parly, and we til know who that party is. FHA 1 , 2 , 3,4 Journalism Club 2,3 pTom Committoe 3 Style Shaw 1,2,3 Homecoming Committee 2.4 Senior Class Play Com. 4 Girl ' s Basketball 2,3 Snowball Comrmni-e 2.3 RICKY JONET I can ' t get up with the sun; ( stay out too latp with the daughter!. FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 4 Fool ball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Snowball King 3 Snowball Co mm thee 3 Page Nineteen THERE IS NO KNOWLEDGE BAR SARA KINJiRSKl Life ii my college: may 1 graduate well and earn some ho non, FHA 1,2 Style Show 2 Latin Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 Operetta 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Forensic! 4 MARY JANE LEDVINA It ' s nice to be neural, when you are so naturally nice FHA 2 Style Show 2 Monitor 2,4 Homecoming Commirtee 4 Senior Ctlfl Play 4 Prom Committee 3 CIETUS It GRAVE A lotitt heart goes a tong way. Football 3,4 Basketball 3 Track 1,2 3,4 Wrestling 1,4 Homecoming Float 4 FRED LEMENS Come all you fair and low ely ladies. FFA 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Baseball ' l ,2,3,4 Initiation Committee 3 DIANE It ROY Those who bring tuns bine into the lives of others can not keep it away from themselves. FHA 1,2,3,4 Style Show 1,2,3 Senior Class Play Com. 4 JOHN lOBERGER Brawny brain bewitches blondes. FFA 1,2 Wrpsilmg 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Class Officer 2 Prom Court 3 Trees For Tomerrow Camp 1 ' V Club 3,4 Naiional Honor Society 3,4 Memories In Blue 4 WHICH IS NOT VALUABLE MURIEL LU MAYE Never speak loud ' y id one ari � hef; unless the schoot ii on fire. FHA 1 2,3,4 Pep Band 4 Style Show 1 2 Ope Tta 3,4 Dance Band 4 Monitor 4 DIANE MAHUK Do you rot know thaT f am a woman? When I think I muft speak. Class Officer 3,4 Pop Club Presidenl 4 FHA 1,2 Style Show 1,2 Homecoming Commi t lee 3 Initiation Committee 3 Operetta 3.4 Prom Committee 3 Journalism Club 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Forensics 2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 JAMES MALVITZ I came, I graduated, I hope. FT A 1,2,3,4 DENNIS MARCH LIE I ' m no! Irish, by! green i my favorite color. Football l .2,3,4 Wrfltilng I .2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Track 3,4 FFA U.3,4 JOE MARTIN The hand and the heart of a soldier, PrA l ,2,3.4 Football I Baseball 1 LARRY METZLER An athletic star of great re nown; he ' s also one darn swell clown, Football 1,2,3.4 Basketball U2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Court 3 “L Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Page Twenty-one FOR KNOWLEDGE TOO BENJAMIN MIOilELS Battlin ' Benny, King of the Mat FFA 1.2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Trade I ,3,4 L Club 2,3.4 LOIS MUELLER Why setife for less than the top Forensics 1 r 2,3.4 Style Show 1,2 Pep Band 2,3,4 Monitor 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Sensor Class Play 4 Co-Valedictorian 4 NORMAN NEJEDLO If school life is liberty? give me death. FFA 2,3 Senior Class Play 4 Homecoming Court 4 rj r Club 3,4 Football 1.2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3.4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 DAVID PAQUE And they said it couldn ' t be done. Operetta 1 Homecoming Court 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Track 4 t Club 2,3.4 GARY PAUL Let ' s face it; they sent me here to study. FFA 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Committee 3 Monitor 3,4 Baseball l SHIRLEY PETRI A I of o r fun in a small package. FHA 1,2.3.4 Pep Band 4 Pep Club 4 Journalism 4 Forensics 1,2 Style Show T,2 Senior Oa« Play 4 IS ITSELF A POWER KfcNNfTH SifDL OK that it were my thief delight to do the thingi 1 ought, FFA 1 . 2 , 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Foorball t Baseball 1,2.3 Homecoming Committee 4 MORRIS StIFEHT A woman would go through fire and wafer for uch a kind heart. FFA U,3,4 Baseball 1 Wrestling 1.2,3,4 Trees For Tomorrow Camp 1 LARRY SHEFCHIK 1 moat be a lollipop; every wrestler in the confer ence wants to lick me. FFA 1X3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Track 1,2 Baseball 3,4 THOMAS 5HEFFY Caico s lots is Luxemburg ' s gain. Football 1X3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1X3,4 Matronal Honor Society .1 Homecoming Court 4 Class Officer 1,3 Science Dub 1.2.3 Forensics 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Co Valedictorian 4 DONNA SQOUET Who said you can ' t have brains and beauty loo FHA 1X3 Operetta 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Style Show 2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Initiation Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 WENCH SOQUET A man ' s farm is his castle. FFA I 2,3,4 Track 4 Page Twenty-three PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE GEORGE STAHL i want fo bo bashful hul the gif It won ' t let me. FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 Football 1,2,3, ■ Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 1,2 Class Officer 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Memories In Blue 4 L Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 JAMES STOKES If I ever find love, l H ana¬ lyze it in a tofct tube. Student Council 3.4 National Honor Society 3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Dante Band 3,4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee Chairman 3 Homecoming Committee ! Journal ism Club 2.3 Senior Class Play A Memories In Blue J Drum Major 3,4 Library Club 3,4 LUCY THEYS Shes out of circulation, with a ring for consola¬ tion, FHA 1.3 Homecoming Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council 1 AAonilor 2,4 Girl ' s Basketball 2.3,4 ROSEMARY THYES Tomorrow end tomorrow and tomorrow; and then vacation. FHA 1,2,,3,4 Style Show 1,2 Monitor 3,4 Journalism 4 Homecoming Commit tee 2 Senior Class Play Com. 4 Snowball Committee 3 HAROLD TREML To study or not to study; that is the question. FFA 1,2,3.4 Wrestling 1,2 Football ) Track T Baseball 1,2 Homecoming Committee 1 2 DAKQLD VANDEIH HGUTEN If you have a minute to Spare tell me all ycu know Football 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Baseball ' V Club 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Homecoming Cour1 4 Pep Club A FFA 1 UNDER DIFFICULTY MARY ANN VANDIN BIAS Editors arc special people, that ' s why w chow Mary. Memoriei In Blue 4 FHA 2,3,4 FHA Officer 4 Class Officer 4 Snowball Court 3 Proem Court 3 Green Lake Delegate 3 Initiation Committee 3 Journalism Club 3,4 Homecoming Commit lee 2. Style Show 1,2 Monitor 4 Senior Class Play 4 GERALD VAN PRtSSE Heap biy Itfong hr ,ivr Qf to Indian hunting grounds. Class Officer football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling I,2,3,4 Track (,2,3,4 FFA 1 t Club 1,2,3,4 Snowball Court 3 Senior Clan Play 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming King 4 Initiation Committee 3 Memories In Blue 4 FRANCIS VICKMAN No small art h it to sleep; if is necessary lor Thai purpose io keep nw.tku all day, FFA 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 4 Football 1 DOROTHV WACHAL A little smile goes a long way FHA 1.2,3 Style Show ? ,2,3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Comm,ttee 3 Initiation Committee 3 Journalism Club 4 Foremfcs 3 Library Club I Senjor Class Play 4 JOHN WILQJE7 A man not of words, but of ad ions. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1.2,3,4 Football 1,2 V Oub 3,4 FFA I 2,3,4 JOHN WINK He stars on the field and cm the floor; a coach ' s dream and plenty more, FFA 1 Class. Officer 1 Homecoming Committee 3 Prom Court 3 Senior Gass Play 4 Pep Club 4 Homecoming Court 4 ’r Cub 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketbaif 1,2,3,4 Track 3,2,3,4 EDUCATION MAKES THE MAN JANICE ZEITLER l hid a pleaseni Time with my mind, for if yra hap PY Forensics 2,3 Style Show 1,2 Operetta 3 Monitor 3,4 Samar Class PUy 4 DENNIS ZEILNER Every man has a right no life, liberty, and llie pur¬ suit of girt . Fogs ball 1,2,3 Tracts 1,2.3,4 Wrestling 1,2.3,4 JJ L Guh 1.2,3,4 FFA 1,2 IYLE ZELLNES if there is trouble, 1m nol there, but fve be-?n there. FFA 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3.4 Foot bail 1,2 State Wrestling Champ 4 SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS Mike Arendt FORENSIC WINNER BAND MUSIC CLINIC James Dorner STAR CHAPTER Lyle Zetiner STATE CHAMPION Sherry DeJardin represented our Senior Class and Luxemburg Union High School at thf annual Badger Girl State, this past summer, She was chosen on such things as outstanding leadership, scholastic ability, personality and extra curricular activities. While there, taking part in their activities she was chosen as head nurse of her county. The purpose for this gathering is to stir up enthusiasm in com¬ munity, state and national government, Michael Arendt, Sherry Dejardin and Kay De¬ wane competed in district and league competition of the Forensic Club and received A rating at both locations. This gave ihem the right to compete in state at Madison. With their performances at Madi¬ son they came back with the highest honors. James Dorner, an outstanding member of F.F.A. for four years and with special achievements to back him up, was eligible for the Star Farmer Award. Among his achievements was; Hie raising of two hogs, two heifer calves, and The development of Sherry Dejardin BADGER GIRL CHORUS MUSIC CLINIC FORENSIC WINNER eight-hundred pine trees and shrubs. Jim was presi¬ dent of the organization in his junior year, and treasurer in his semor year. Michael Arendt and Sherry DeJsrdin were the two outstanding musical students eligible for the Band and Chorus Clinic open during the summer for thousands of students. They spent three weeks at Oshkosh Slate College with Mike Arendt attending Band Clinic and Sherry Dejardin attending the Chorus Omit. These two students were chosen on their musical ability, service and character, to re¬ present Luxemburg at this annual Music Clinic. Lyle, an an outstanding wrestler of L.H.S., during hts four years of wrestling, has been eligible for state com petit ion during his last two years. Wrestling in the 120 pound class division last year, he received second place. This year, wrestling in the 127 pound class division, he came back with a firs t in state competition, receiving a trophy for his fine work Kay Dewane FORENSIC WINNER Page Twentywvcn JUNIORS OUR UNDER KNOWLEDGE IS A TREASURE Back Row O Romuald, J Seidt, D. Ru-etkL E, RueckL Second Row—A, Puiry, J P«Ot C. Schwab. C- Nelli Third Row—Rodrran J. INejedio, B. Raduenz, 5, Rad- Fir 5,1 Row—C, Peifcy, ft. Rodin, 0. SetdL uonz r D, Mudlcr, Back Row T Maker e, R. Lee ft, Moens 5, LiebL Second Row—R ( Mleziva, J, U Luierne, L Umnbreeht, Third 1 Row W AAoufcau, C. Malho J, Marcetk G, J, fCudldh S. Mafhu E, Koenig, Krafi. Firtt Row— 3, Le Roy, S. Led vine, Page Tweniy-elghi CLASSMEN BUT PRACTICE IS THE KEY TO IT Back f w- W W. Mermans, F- j din. Second Row -L Foellke, N Gnwkfi, Aft, Jadin. Foorlh Row 0, Fjiiith, D, Herman, M. Jonet. Rf� t Row- J. Janet, C Hiien, i, Eital. Third Row-—J. GaedHe, L Heim, L- Jonet, B, Engleberf, Back Row—G- Ablcen, C. Brusf Foul Ih Row D. Bud ban, R. Bureih. S. Dantsinne.. .V Barbiaun. Third Row N. AlUcon, M, Bedke, K, Daltbroux, Aft. Dalebroux. Second Row—G. BeiH, M. C.olle, J. Ahleeri, first Row S Ctavillion Mi. Cop per not I, 0 Body dot Poge Twenty-nine JUNIORS BY COURAGE AND FAITH Hack Row G, Soqi lt, D. Vincent A. Vanden Bush, W, Third Row K. Theys, J. Wemlurter. R. Tebon, B, Vee£ j Vanden Hoolen, er. fouril ' i Row—P. Vanden Houten. V. Zeltfl£f, K, ZeHner. Second Row—t Vandifveir, W, Siodola, V, Treml, Fjrti Row—G. Vincent, L, Vandcfvesf Back Row J. Domer. C, Dequaine, D. De Keytar, S. De Jardin, K, Da . Third Row-- N. Dimmer, L Dueschcr, L. Da Jardin, L Dequainu, G, Delveoyx Second Row—B. Deprey, B Dr Groat, t Do Grave, D Davis ter, fir$l Row—F, Du Broux, D. Do roar, T. De Bautbcr Page Thirty SOPHOMORES BY WISDOM AND TRUTH Back Row -D Dorner, L Provost, ft. Berger, L. Servaiss, ft, Miller,. R Paider, R. Gmetirn richer, P. Mueller. Fourth Row S. Seidl, V. Vincent, 0. Beyer, S, Wink, J. Van Drluo, £. ftotilaff, Ml Bruit, J. Harding, D. John¬ son, T t BSftfkfe. Third Row C Boulanger, L Graunkc. j. Seldl, $. Zel! m?r, A, Gfoetimachef r C. KmJerifcS, 0. Fnsque, J, Sfroob- snss, K, Kollrou. Second Row—-F. Mle iva, l Cbarios, L. Corroy, R. Stod- ote, E HUgendorf, 0, Redden , M Deleon . J. Wein- ingo« K. RopsOrt, C- Bader, First Row J. Vannesi K. Johnson. J Zrllner, G Jon rt r L Peof, P. Arwndt. L Cfti?yli, D Deronne, M Paul. Back Row—P, Roduen . 1. Cravillion, J. Agamaite, P De Bouche, 0. Loberger, B, Bled, S Andersen, D. Ge Grand- Fourlh Row A, Ruben G. Vanden Houren, W. Lego:!., K Zellner. L Prahl D Jossari. P, Jone ' , 5, Dorner. L Davis ter. Third Row—J Sek.11. K. K.njerski, i. Romuald, J, ai-rl, 0, Atsreen, R. Jeanquarf, K Everard, E, Everard, J, Charles, 0. Rueekl Second Row —C Korlbcn, G De Ch imps, L De Bafc-r, L SHefchik, G- De( e u A Docll, t Wachal, D Surest-, D. Jossart, L. Arendt First Row — K. Duesther, B KjtmO|.:i| , N De Bauche, K. ICoss, M Vanden Plas. $. V tin derm use, G, NJmmef, M Metfen, C. Ledvina Page Thirty-one FRESHMAN THE LOVE OF MY COUNTRY LEADS ME Back Row—B- Novak, 5. Hoppe, G, Vand-rmuse, _L Blahmk, 0 Carbon, L Gomand, P Vandervest, K. Dep ' ey, J. Jonfft, V. Mueller, Fourth Rov, J. Paul. G, Stahl. P Michigls, J, Ha I let. L. Anderson M. Van Dri� . G Le Roy, P Dorner J. Wcry, M. Trrni! Third How— L Dequaine, L. Dereone, B. Liebl,. G, Bavisi- t-r, L. Vanda, t Vanden Houhjn. L Dimmer, L iVoens, K. Eng Iff hart, i Shfffchik, Second Row—L Sempo, ft, Blqhnik B. Berbiaux, ft. Led- vina, M, Dueschffr, D. Doelt, S- Ouquairte. K Dorner, D. Budzban, First Row — B, March am, A. Ryeckl, T, Seidl, M. Satan- tine, M. Setdl f ft, Hendricks J, Kropp, D, Darner, M. Stahl, Back Row G Mfider, N Fatkh. ft. Kfatz, G. Alsteen, ft. Arendt, S Dcrpnne, J. Bins, L. Wery, D, Do Jardin, H Du Herman Fourth Row—L Mueller, S. De Jardin, D, Daub M. Wcrtef, J Powers. C. ledvina, B Dorner, M. Rued), J, Boucher, J, Marcelle, Third Row—H Allen, A. Baumgariel, C Falkb N, Bouthonvllle, J, Dorner. K De Jardin, W. AHen, G, A re nidi, A. Nimmi ' i, J. Kollrosi Second Row—M Makore. J Velker. S -Mahlik, S, Van- ness, t. Kinjeraki, B Ponunier, $ Linfmeter, J, Salmon, C. Arfiftdt, D. Dart First Row—S. Srretater, R Trend, K, Johenek, K Mel len, C De Kastcr, j. Hoppe, S Johnson, B. Arendt, M. Sue Hs, Page Thirty-two CLASS OFFICERS WHO’HAS NOT SERVED CANNOT COMMAND FRESHMEN Sealed S. Johnaort, P VenderviMH, T, Scid ' . S land mg—G. Milder, K. Englebcrt, SOPHOMORES Seeled S. Wink, L Graunke. flc Beirl H Standing—J. Stroobam , ft Siodota, JUNfORS Standing—L Vanderveit, S. Dantinne, Seated -M. Barbiaux, T. Vandervest, M, Calft. Page Thirty-three STUDENT COUNCIL Back Raw T Var«derv U 5 Anderson, 5 Seidl, N Dy Jardin. Row 1 D. Ructl- i j Sft Vns, Mr. Gregor Principal, Engle- Row 2—B. Leibl, 0. Barbiaux. t. 5e«dt , A. Ryeckl, Miss Han- bert, 5. De Jardin, T. Dorm.r. non, O. frisgue, L Charles, This year the Student Council was one of the most active dubs. It did much to help the school by solving many problems and by working with the student body and faculty The Council tried harder this year to inform the student body what the Council was doing. This was done by reading the minutes of each meeting over the P.A. System. The Student Council again sponsored the annual Christmas Party. It also worked hard in preparing for the District Convention which was held at Lux¬ emburg, As a group and as individuals the Student Council was of great service to the school. The Student Council is composed of three regular members from each class. An alternate member h also chosen from each class who attends all meet¬ ings but votes only if a regular member is absent The Student Council advisors are Miss Hannon and Mr. Klappauf. OFFICERS President Bonnie Englebert Vice-President Sherry De Jardin Secretary . Tom Dorner Treasurer Jim Stokes Reporter Dick Reuckl LIBRARY CLUB Back Sow— M. Sueti, M, Jading J. Sfokea, R. Pftidef L. Charles, S, Ledvino. Third How M Coppcrnolh i Wflinfuriher, B. Boucher, G„ So- qwr, J. Agamaite, C BouthonviHe Second Row—J. Estel “A. Paul, C Nell ill, S. Wink, J. Jorvef, C. De K«T r. First Row C. Bruit M. Jonet, ADV. Mr. $ch mmeli r B. Allen, M. Bruit, THE LIBRARY CLUB consists of 22 members who work daily in the library to help students locate books and other materials needed for their classes or just recreational reading. Those students who work in the library and who are able to pass a bask course of study of library procedures are given a fourth of a credit at the end of each school year. The Library Club offers to students an opport¬ unity to learn new skills, skills which may help them find work after graduation, but most Important it offers them an opportunity to serve their fellow stu¬ dents and to undertake a degree of responsibility in their position behind the desk Other than the regular monthly dance, the Club sponsored no other aettvties. The money collected from the dances was used in the purchase of new books. Much credit for the fine work in teaching the members goes to Mr, Donald Schimmels, advisor, and Mrs, Thomas Rueckl who helps the students in their assignments. The following officers were elected for the 1962- 63 school year. President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Barbara Allen Chuck Brust Mary Jonet Mary Brust Page Thirty-five- F. F. A. Back Row -M B.jder, W G rue tarns chef r G. Abieen, F Vickman, D Marctiflc, L Metahtr,, J !Ne|edlo. J. Dcllemarr, D. Vincent, R. Boulanger R, Tebon Fourth Row —i Shc-ftbik, D Oomer. j. ' , arc?lle. K Seidi, L, Heim, J, Joiret. W Bairef L, Dequain 4 E Koenig. D. Comer $. Barrett. Third Row j Wiiquef G. Krot;, W SiodoU, R Buresh, D Budi- ban, G Paul. 0 Romuald, W Jodm, C Le Grave, W. Soquet, F. limem, T. Mai tore. Second Row -H Trcml, A. Vandcn Bush, R. Adams, D. Dgy«ster, G, Delveau , R. Mlaziva 1 W Moureau, L Oe Grave, W Lam- brechr, 8, MichieU, F De Brotn , ADV Mt Lee F rst Row J Malvitz, OFFICERS W, Dsvister. M. Jadm, G. Stahi, J, Dorner, M. Fischer, fi ionet, M, Siefert Back Row D, Domer. R GrtJetzmacher, P. Mueller. L Prevost, L Gomand, Fourth Row—KinjenkL G. D Champs, G, Jonet, D, Derenne, G. Vanden Houten, R Krata, S. De Jardin. W Legal . Third Row G. Stahl, L Wary, L Mueller. J. Paul. J, Dormer, W, Allen. Second Row —D. Joss art, L Shefrfiik, P, Mkhiely L Wachaf, J. HflHet, G Le Roy, A0V, Mr. Marcks First Row A. PoeM K. Depr y, G Alilerrn, G- Depeau, K Duesch er, P. Dormer, Page Thirty-six OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Back. Row—AA Fischer. M. Jadin, R, Joner, Proof Row J Dorner, G Stahl, Mi. Davifcfer, Advisor. Mr. Lee. Advisor Mr Marck« r W. Velicer, C Barbiaux, D SudiJan. Officers and Gucsli Meat of the evening Paige Thirty-fceven F. H. A. OFFICERS— M Vanden Plei, J AgamaiU?, B Allen, K. Colie, M. Colle, M. Jonel, C Haen. Second Row—Miss Wagner , Advisor; M. Chr.sicph, D, Le Roy, C- Schwafe, AV Dal-:-bfOi x r V ZetJncr j Esfe!, A, Petry. Tl .rd Row K Zellner, ft, Thyes, i. Weinf urter, B. Deprey, M. Lu- Maye, B. Boucher P. Vanden Hauler , G It Roy, $ L Retry Fonh Row—5. Daul, L Janet, C, Peiiey. J. Alsteen. D. Palish, C Bouchonvilte, J. Gaedrkt, V, Treml, 6. Veeser. Back Row —N- Alston, M. J din, G Soquet, C Jauquet. £, Cravjh lien, D. De Keyser. S, Ledvina. Nylhv Back Row— S, Domer, M V an Dr se B, Pommier, L Yinejot, H. Jeanquarr, J. Stfoobanis L Pool K. Zellnner L Cravillion. FourlH Row—B„ At end t, S, Smeesier, L Kinjerski, J, Wery, M. Paul, B. Karnopp, AA. Makore, D. Dauf, D. AUteen, Third Row — J. Zellniif, Y Mueller, D, Darner, R, Hendricks, K. Johanek, M, Meflert, N. De Bauchs. M Dekore, P. De Bcueh , Second Row—M Vr nden Plas, K. Darner M. Solenfrne, 5, Du- quaine, D. Dan, J. Veticer, 5. tinimeier, L Dequine, 0, BUhni . First Row—$. 2eliner, J. Ba-erl K, Johnson, J, Charles, P. Jonet. C Boulanger, H Dellemann, B, Corner, Page Thirty-eight SENIOR THE FOOTSTEPS OF TRUTH Director— Mn Hcntkcl; Drummers G- Alsfeerr, J, Sfroobant , 5 Pelry; Trombones $. SrHdt, G« Kral M. Ruetkl, J. S idl; Clarinet P, Arendt, S. Hoppe, M. Scientific, D. Frl qyt I, Qondmr, D Burejh; Bare Clarinet R, Rodrlan; French Horn -D, Loberger, J, Pegt, Clarinet—J Slgktii, R- Dorner; L Duticher; Oboe—B. RueckL r Our band, under the direction of t. Richard Henckel, was excellent this year It received a first in B Class and in marching. Individuals who went to the tourna- men! at Madison in A Class were Mike Arendt and Judy Poet with a french horn duet which received a first; Jim Du Bois with a tuba solo; and Mike Arendt with a french horn solo, both of which received a second This year a dance band has been added to our music department If is doing a find job. The chorus under the direction o Mrs, Dorothy Seidl also did well. The Sr, Girl ' s Glee Club, Mixedl Chorus, and Boy ' s Chorus all received firsts. At Madison,, a vocal solo by Mike Arendt and a vocal duet by Sharon Arendt and Sherry De Jardin received seconds. Page Forty AND THE VISION OF SONG SiAiuJing Tgljfl D, Arondf, C. Kinjorski, W. Lannbrecht; Corinot T. Seidl,. L. Chflftei, A. Rueckl. 0 Deproy, PA, LuAAflye, D. Mflhlikj Frertdi Hosn— PA. Arendt, Baraton L. Mueller, B. Licbci, Sagaphone-- Gr Vincent, PA, Ouescber, C. Haen; Obae —L Arendtj Nig bn — J. Hoppe, PA. Diikbrou-x ? resident Sr. Gass Rep, Jr, Class Rep. Soph. Class Rep. Fresh. Class Rep. Secretary Lois Mueller Mike Arendt Margaret Dalebroux Sieve Seidl Ann Rueckl Diane Mahltk PiTgr_ Forly-OHIL ' JUNIOR BAND Row M. Werttl, A r Nimoicr i, Kinjcrski, G, U Roy, L Cmeyfa, A Baymgarhsl, L Anderion. Second Row S. Smeesier, C. Arcndi, D. Dome- ' 1 , D Dau), M Seidl, K. Fverard, S. Johnson Firs! Row M. Son 14 j L Salmon, I Evnutard. B. Novak. R, Blah- nik, L Sampo, PEP BAND PER BAND —-M RucrcH, G. KrafJE, D Arendi, C Kinjetskf, L Mueller, M Arendi, J. STroobanft, Second Row — Al te n, AA Dfllnbroux, B. Deprey, M. LuMaye, D. Mahlik A, Rueckl, J, Peoit, S, Retry, First Row R. Owner, J, Stokev L, DoeicKef, D. Frisque, C, Hat ft, AA_ Duescber. Page Forly-two SENIOR CHORUS Bsck Row S. Raduens M Beirl. S Paul. D, Johnson, 0 Hermf-n, G Bend, S. Cravillion, J Darner. Fourtb Row—M Ledvirtg, K, Dew one, S. Dantmne, Wt. Cop- pirrnoll, N De Baueho, D. Altfeen, L De Jardin, B. eiH, J. Harding Third Row—C Dequaine. D Jotsort, J. Zeiller, J, Van Drisse, M, Bruit, T, 01 Ike. D. Sequel, D, Moeller, A Rad- y«m. Second Row —J... U Igiernc, L Peflakcr L AreodT, B, Erv gleben, S. De Jardm. K Zelfner, L Greunkc, J. Kvd’Ck, Mrs. Seidt Advisor Firsi Row—-P. De Bou he A Grutfxmocher, L. Prahl, K. Rapson, C, Bader, P Arendf D, Raduen , £ Httgendorf. BOY’S CHORUS Second Row J. Peoi B, liebl, G, Arendt, E. Siodola S, Liehl, C Kinjerski., Mrs. Seidl, Advisor. first Row—A. Derenne, G. Nrnirmjr, it. Kosj, R, Adams. D Arendt. Foriy-three flack Row J. Do roer, T. Qorner, D Corner, j Nejedlo, M. Afendt, Third Row N. Graunke, J Blahmk, AA Fischer, T De Bauche. R. Gfuetzm ocher MIXED CHORUS Back Raw T. Dornir G Beiri, D. Dorner, J. Dorner, R. GrueUmacher, T Bielke. T De Bauche, $, Daul, J. Nejedlo. S. Cfflviilliofi, j. Dorner, Fourth Row—N, Graunke. J. Harding. J, Bfahnifc, 1. Jonet T Mu Arendt, K, Dewane, D, Raduenz, Aft. Coppernoll, M. Fischer Third Row J, Scvdl, R Adams, D Johnson, K. Koss. P De Bouche, C. Kmjersiu, D Fnsqgc D A end(. C Schwab, D. Slodola. Second Row Aftrs, Seidl, Advisor; S De Jardln, S. Liebl, 6. Engleberf. G Arendt, B Rueckl, Debi 5 Vandc-rmuse, A, Qerenne First Row- M De Bnuche, K Zeilner, D Sc-quet, l Graunko, j Peot. D Arendi. J La Luzerne, D Joiaan JUNIOR CHORUS Back Row D, DeJardJn, J. Jcnel, 5. OeJardin, D„ De Key- ser, D, Faliah, C- Pelfey, J, Charles, $. Dorner, Fourth Row Ml. Trend, C. Ledvina, B. Arcndr. R. Hendricks, J, Bated. AA. Jon iff, Aft, Aftellen Third Row K, KgMrosi, L De refine, 5 Mehlik, K Johnson, J, Zeilner, Y. Mueller. Aft. Payl, 8- Aftellen, B, Barblaux, Second Row—Wr . Seidf, Advisor; 8. Marc haul, K„ Dorner, Aft. Duether, C, Kotibein, J. J ' elite, S Vanoess, J. Krepp, Firsf Row—C. DeKaafer, Aft, Barbiagx. G, Sequel, J, Gaedlke, Aft, MUlcoi . T. Seidi. C Arendi. R. Led vine, Page Forty‘four Last year ! 4 students were able to go to the district contest after the judging of the Forensic con¬ test at Luxemburg Union High School They were; Rita Ledvina, Shirley Dejardin, Nathalie Nellis, Charles Brush Laurie Cmeyla, Judy Harding, Betty Raduenz, Sherry Dejardin, Kay Dewane, Tom Dorner, Bonnie Englebert, Scott Lieb! r Judy Poet, and Mike Arendh Those receiving an A rating at the district con test were Laurie Cmeyia, Betty Raduenz, Sherry De Jardin, Kay Dewane, Tom Dorner, Bonnie Englebert, Scott Liebl, and Judy Peot From Brussels they went on to the district contest at Oshkosh Sherry Dejardin, Kay Dewane, Tom Dorner, and Bonnie Engiebert received A ' s at the sectional meet¬ ing and were able to go to the state contest, where Sherry Dejardin, Kay Dewane, and Bonnie Engle bert received A ratings. These students were under the fine coaching of Miss VanRoy, advisor, Mr. Fierst, Mr Koehler, Mr + DeWan, and Mr. Schimmels, The coaches this year are Mr. Fierst, advisor, Mr Klappauf. Mr Noel, Miss Roberts, Mr Koehler, and Mr. Schimmels. The officers of the forensic club are: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Scott Liebl Mary Barbtaux Barbara Rueckl Tom Shefly Ann Rueckl Pagi? Foiiy fivc FORENSICS Top Sow- D, Dawf, D Dcr jardm, T. Sbefty, 5. Dornec L. ftfegcitvr, J Harding,, D, Mfthlik, A, Rueckt, Pow A S Hoppe, j. Seidl, W Brusi, j. Blahnik, S, Kin- jenki.. K„ He-ndricks, L Peoi. $. Zellner, M. Ryqckl Y. Muster, L. Kmjcrtki, Row 3 J. G cdtkw. B, Nova t J. Raduenz, J, Hoppe, M $ucm, J, Paul, A, Boumgarlcl, B. Uebl, P, Arendt, M. Bar- biaux, S. Unimcief. Row 2 -M, Paul. B, Barbt«ux, R Ledvenia. L Kortbein, R. Btahnik, M Seidl, B, Raduenz, T, Seidl, E. HMgendcrf, D r BuresK J, La Luzerne. B. Ruechl, J Poei Row 1 tnrjleberi, M Arendt, S. leibl, K. Oewsne, C. Brust, T. Domer, S. D Jardin, L Cmeyla. ONE - ACT PLAY from to Back—Wr Fierst, Director; S- DeJardin. T. Donwf, L ChaHei, R Raider, 5 Liefal, The one-act piay entitled Air Tight Alibi , writ¬ ten by Walter Hackett, was presented by Luxem¬ burg Union High School under the capable direction of Mr. Fierst, The play received an A rating at the League and District contests, and a B in the state finals, I Ms a story of hate, loneliness and frustration. For more than twenty-five years Abby Cosgrove (Sherry DeJardin), has been forced to live a miser¬ able life on a New England farm with her husband Zachary (Bob Raider), Hating her husband she plans to murder him. Her alibi is strengthened by a phone call which her husband receives before his death. The pfay has an unusual ending which comes as a surprise to the entire audience. Also included in the play was the director (Scott Liebl), and stage hands Tom Dorner and lyle Charles. Page Forty-six SENIOR CLASS PLAY Staring—AAf. ScUimmelt, J. Srokrs, M Areodr, D Soctuet K CoHe. $, Daub J. Ztifler, 5. Feiry, D. Ch cat, T. S hefty; !sj„ Ne- pedto, 6 Kirtjcriii, T Dofncr, N. Dujardin. flack Row M. Vandcn Plat, t. Muller, M Ledvind. M flciii. Row 3—C. Southoovjlie, J. Acjameit ' ?,. L D Vanden Houtefv Row 2—D. Withai, L Th� y , W Jadin, T Darner. Row 1—K. Dewane, $, De jardm, J. Wink, G- Van Drisse. THE THREAD THAT RUNS SO TRUE Lonesome Valley Rural School in the Kentucky mountains was the setting for this years senior class play. Jesse Stuart {Warren Jadin), a young Kentucky farm boy of eighteen, with three years of high school under his belt is determined to bring education Jo the young people in the hills His friend, Don Con¬ way (Jack Wink), 19, who wants to get through eighth grade before he marries Sally Walden, (Doro¬ thy Wachal), is being discouraged by his mother, Bertha (Babara Kinjerski), and his father, John Con¬ way (Jim Dorner), who says Marryin ' comes before schooling, 1 ' The Conway ' s daughter, Vaida {Mary Beirl), is a pupil in the school. Her duty is to report everything that goes on in an effort to close the school. Jesse is warned that his biggest trouble will come from Guy Hawkins (Jerry Van Drtsseh who is twenty years old and has been in first grade for eight years. Backing his mischievous actions is his friend. Ova (Mike Arendt). Naomi Deane Norris (Kay Dewane), the only stu¬ dent in the school who may get to high school, be¬ comes more than a student to Jesse. Her dapper friend, Bill Coffee (Tom Sheffy) fails to see why anyone would be interested in an education. The bell sounds on the first day and is answered by Grandma Binion (Sherry DeJardin) and Jenny Jarvis (Joanne Agamatte) the oldest and youngest pupils at Lonesome Valley rural school. Other pupils are Robin Baylor (Lucy Theys), Leonora Maddox, (Mary Ann VandenPlas), Xenia Potters (Carol Bouc- honville), Minnie Frame (Mary Jane Ledvina), Edith Hanks (Lois Mueller), Snookie Baylor (Tom Corner), Peter Snoggers (David Paque), and Budge Waters (Larry Metzler), a mathematics whiz. All are over the usual age for a grade school, Jesse ' s efforts to form a consolidated district brings down the wrath of the schoolboard, John Conway, Aunt Effie (Donna Soquet), and Uncle Amos (Darold VandenHouten), Burt Eastham ' s (Norman Nejedlo) dream of a bas¬ ketball team in the vally gives Jesse an idea of how to impress the people with the need for keeping the school He decides to have his school challenge Landsburgh School for scholastic championship. Mem¬ bers of the opposing team are Eva (Janice Zeitler), Celeste (Karen Colfe), and Eleanor (Shirley Retry), Their dedicated teacher is Mrs. Woods (Sharon Daul). A touching moment occurs when Billy Leonard (Dale Ducat) arrives for the contest with his feet wrapped in burlap because he had no shoes. All ends well when all are made to see that the ' Thread That Runs So True ' is the dedicated teacher, and that all professions stem from this one profes¬ sion. The play was put on under the able direction of Mr, Donald Schtmmeis. Page Forty-seven MUSICAL COMEDY ftiick Row 0 LcibL G, Ntmmer, G. Arendt. C Arendt, T ScidL M. BetH. L Jond, J, Dorni ( W Beilke, G Betd, D. John¬ son O JotSAft. D, Soqui ' t. M, Copper noil, C Zelloer, D, AJsieen. Row 2—-C, Bruit W, Gruefzmaiher. 0 Raduertz, J, Stabnik. K. Kcss, T. OeBaucht S, VflpdermuMt, N, De oucbe, B Englebeft, J ULuawnc, C. Schwab B, Raduenj, L Graunke., B. Rueckb Row 1 — N G ' ai nke, D Sto-dobi, j, Dofftcr, J, Neiedlo. Aft, Arendi, L. Arendr, 5, letbL $. Oe Jerdin, A Derenne, T, Darner, 5 Daub, AA, Fliber The musical comedy The Guy from Venus was presented January 13 and 19 at Luxemburg High School by the school s mixed chorus, directed by Mrs, Leonard SeidL The Guy from Venus tells what it might be like if a creature from outer space visited earth. The story is about a girl, Linda Stacey (Sherry DeJardin), who has inherited a large department store from her father. With a mortgage hanging over her head, Linda ' s chances of keeping (he store look slim until the appearance of the Guy from Venus (Scott Liebt) who conies up with a solution. However; he can remain on earth for only one week and when the corporation that financed the store decides to foreclose, there is nothing he can do. The problem is then handled by Linda ' s de pendabte boyfriend, Jack (Alan Derenne}. Other members of the cast are Sherry Daul, Tom Dorner, Mark Fischer, Joe Nejedlo, Mike Arendt, Linda Arondt, Jim Dorner, and Dick Stodola, The rotes of the clerks are played by members of the chorus. Accompanying music was played by the school orchestra, directed by C, Richard Henckel Page Forty e ght NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Rdw- D R- cekl. E. Rueckl. T. Sh y T Vanctervest, L- Vandcfveir Row 4 -N. G ' aun ' tf. C Bryiji, Art. ollc 0. Sexier L, Jonef, J. Darner, B Raduenz. S- Leibl Row 3 —J, lobergef. D Hermani, K, Colle, B KirijetfskL K- Foelskc J, Agampitr. C. Baudnoirville, G, Soguei, Mr. Gregor. Principal, Row 2—£ Englebetf, K Ocwjne, j La luzerne, C Schwab. C- Haen, J, Peot Row 1—i Mueltei, S, Da Jftfdin, J Slakes, T, Domer, H. Du Jardin. The National Honor Society, founded by the As¬ sociation of Secondary School Principals in 1921 now has more than 6,000 chapters throughout the United States, The four qualifications on which the selection of members is made are: Scholarship, Character, Lead¬ ership, and Service. Scholarship is a goal toward which everyone should strive because it leads to the highest suc¬ cess in one ' s life Character is based upon moral principles and a proper sense of values. It distinguishes one person from another. Leadership is the art of directing others in conduct and achievement. If is a challenge to everyone and will show a person ' s goodness and mercy. Courtesy and thoughtfulness are two of the ser¬ vices which can be found at school Many ways of serving can also be found in the home. Our chapter now has 32 members, 14 Seniors and 18 Juniors. Mr Klappauf is the advisor of this service organisation. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter OFFICERS Jim Stokes Tom Dorner Lois Mueller Sherry DeJardin Neil DuJardin NATIO NAL HONOR 5 0CIE TV Page- FnriV’fiine JOURNALISM CLUB Back Row S. Wink, J Harding, L Crr.vyla, D. Friique, S, Paul, J Stokes ft Paldcf. T. Poft ' ff, D Mahlik, U OavtllEoo, D. AUieert, fiA. AjeiKil Fovfih Rq ' v—G, N.iflme ' l Charity L Dvquaine, C- JauquSI, 5 Maiho, M JoneC C Arenclt, J Jonei S. Craviltlofl r K. Johnson, S Johnson, T, Seidl. Third Row — P. Do Sou the, K. Dew.me, . Dan Urine, S. ledvina, P. Arflndt. l Jonet, 0 Wathsl, M. Uram i r d 5 De Jardin, J„ Zellnef. D Falish. R, Thyev Second Row— ' Mr. Fiertt, Advisot K D«lebroux. L, Arendt, C Schwab, Liehh L Vannei , S, Petry, R. Blahnik, B irbiaux, J, Hoppe, J. Pool, M, Vanden Pl.n r K. Zell net. First Row—R. Roeckl, L Vandervesi. 8. Englebert, S. Uebi, M. Bst- biaux, T. Vandervest, J- La tuierne, C Bruit For fhe third consecutive year, Mr. Fferst, our Journalism advisor, and the members of this organization, have been successful ir the publication of our school paper, ' The Wing 1 . During the course of the year, two editions have been published. Editor Sports Editor Mews Editor Secretary Head Typist OFFICERS Scott Liebl Tom Vandervest Bonnie Engleberl Mary Barbiaux Julie LaLuzerene Page Fitly FOOT OUR CHAMPS Back Row --Mr. CKftlupe. Mr. Fameree, Assistant Coaches.; L D� Grave, p. Dc Grand R De Grool. W. Engieberf, R Roefrian, 5, SeidL D Vincent, f . Buyer A. Ruben, L Shekhik, W. Baierf ft. Buresh, J, Agamaite, S. Anderson N. Granukftj. R Miller, R Raider, P. Mueller, D. Dormer. Second Row -L Romuald, G. Depeau, C Ledvina, K Koss, JL Venmeu, W Hermans, Page RHy-two K Dak, I Wink, G- Van Driise, L VaodervcM, R. Berger, W Vanden Hovien, D Dormer, 15 ftueekl, C. Le Grave, J. Wemioger,. Mr. Andof on, Ccath Fir it Row -W. Slodola, Manager; N. Nejedlo, N. Du Jurdm G SiaH, T Shefiy, D Marcuffe, D, Paque, L AAetiler, J. Dorner, T„ Vandervcst, C Bruit J, FoerUki.% D Van den Hovien, Manager. Pag Fifty throe JAY’S SCORES Coach Anton Anderson fielded another fine team this year The Jays had an over-all record of five wins and one loss and became Conference Champs for the second straight year, Luxemburg led the league in scoring honors and ranked second in defense. Luxemburg had the top three leaders in conference scoring, lead by Ken Dax, Lee Vandervest and Jerry Van Drisse. The starting front line consisted of George Stahl at center, Dennis Martel le, and Jim Dorner at guard, Larry Metzler and Dave Paque at tackle, Tom ShefFy and She fly and John Foeiske at ends, The three reserve linemen were Neil DuJardm, Tom Vandervest and Chuck Brust The backfield consisted of Jack Wink at quarterback, Jerry Van Drisse at tefi half, Ken Dax at right half, and Lee Vandervest at fullback, FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Conference Games Conference Games Luxemburg 45 Gibraltar 0 Luxemburg 53 Mishicot 56 Luxemburg 19 Mishicot 20 Luxemburg 59 Sevastopol 41 Luxemburg 40 Sevastopol 12 Luxemburg 30 Southern Door 54 Luxemburg 33 Southern Door 0 Luxemburg 47 Casco 41 Luxemburg 47 Casco 7 Luxemburg 44 Gibraltar 49 Luxemburg 49 Mishicot 53 Non-Conference Games Luxemburg 49 Sevastopol 39 Luxemburg 40 Green Bay E. JV ' S 0 Luxemburg 50 Southern Door 36 Individual Luxemburg 49 Casco 58 Scoring TD XP TP Non-Conference Games Ken Dax 11 4 70 Luxemburg 72 Denmark 54 Lee Vandervest 8 2 50 Luxemburg 49 Kewaunee 61 Jerry Van Drisse 7 6 48 Luxemburg 45 Coleman 60 Jack Wink 3 5 23 Luxemburg 49 Algoma 50 Tom Sheffy 3 3 21 Luxemburg 39 Reformatory 69 Tom Vandervest 1 0 6 Tournament Game Larry Metzler l 0 6 Luxemburg 56 Kewaunee 65 Pag Fifty-four BASKETBALL A GREAT GAME A GREAT TEAM Sack Row.K Dftx, J, Fcwtikc. L. MfltlJtr, R Miller, T. Row 2 S. St : dJ, L Vnndefv tt. S Andforson, Coach Mr She if y, Fame! fee. Row 1—D. ftueckt, K. Kom. J. Wmk, G StahL Back Row—R, G rue rim acher, W. Hermans, P. Mueller,, j. Dellemflcm, Row 2 Mr Fam«ree, R. Rodrian, E, Rvedll, N, Nejedlo, P, Vandervesi 0, Vanden Hovfen. Coach Russell Famereo did an excellent job of coaching this year ' s games, considering the fact that so many experienced players graduated last year The basketball team showed a desire to win. The overall record of the team was five wins and ten losses. P cje- Frfty ' fiv BASEBALL PLODDING WINS THE RACE B-aek Row J Foeilikig-, J Dvll mdrm. D, Doriwr, J. Vannesa. Coach, Third Row -N. Do Jardin, D. P� que r B. Da Groot. Ffrtl Row -L De Grave, L Romuald, G L Shefchlfc, D, Da Second Row R Bureih, C- Mnlhu N. Mejpdla, Mr. Chalupa, Grand. Ffank Chalupa ' s baseball team came out with a record of one win and six losses. Although the team only had one win they had many dose games, and showed improvement after every game. Conference Scores Luxemburg 1 Mishlcot 4 Luxemburg 3 Sevastopol 4 Luxemburg 2 Brussels 18 Luxemburg 6 Gibralter 18 Luxemburg 6 Casco 2 Non-Conference Scores Luxemburg 0 Kewaunee 13 Luxemburg 3 Wrightstown 4 Individual Batting Average George Stahl 24 4 1 1 ,458 Edward Clabots 5 0 2 ,400 Ross Peot 22 3 7 .304 Darold De Grand 19 5 5 .263 Norman Nejedlo 4 0 1 .250 Robert De Groot 5 0 T .200 Neil Du Jardin 22 2 4 .182 Richard Metzler 25 2 4 .160 Joseph De Groot 7 0 1 .143 Richard Dorner 15 0 2 .132 tarry Seidt 8 1 1 .125 John Foelske 15 2 2 .133 Gerald Willems 9 } 1 HI Joseph Van Ess 7 1 1 .143 Larry Romuald ) 0 0 .000 David Paque 7 0 0 000 Team Average 195 21 43 .221 Page Fifty-six TRACK THE TRUE TEST OF ENDURANCE Back Row— O Vjnden Houien, C U Gfave, D Dycat W, Moreau. A, Robert, j. Corner. D. Dorm? ' . W Gfueirmachar, T De Soucne Fourth flow—V , Vanden HouSen, R. Gfyetrmacher W SrodHj, D Loherger, 0 Miller. P Mueller, L Vanderveit, R. Moem Third Row—Mr Anderson Coach, L Scrvah, D Vincent, R p a id- er, W Herman , T. Sheffy, J? Rodr � rc S. Andenon, Mr F amerce. Coach Second Row -I Rurckl, D. Ruockl r 0, Zeliner N Gravnke. R. Meleiiva, $, Seidl, K. Kois. G Krttx. J, Marcella First Row R Berger, J. Wink, 0. WarccHe, G- Van Druse L Met¬ ier. T. Vanderveii, X Da , j Wilquet Coach Anton Anderson’s trackmen showed what great champions they were by capturing another undefeated season. There were nine records broken this year to show for the great effort put out by every athlete. Conference Scores Luxemburg 87 ' s Mishicot 30V Luxemburg 70Va Casco 42 Va Luxemburg 72 Algoma 41 Luxemburg 68 Brussels 45 Luxemburg 75 Sevastopol 38 Records Broken in 1962 100 yd,—Tony Christoph 10.35 sec. Jerry Van Drisse 10.35 sec. 880 yd. Tom Vandervest 2.09.9 sec. Mile-Jack Wink 4.43.0 sec. 120 High Hurdles—Larry Metzler 16 6 sec. 180 Low Hurdles-Larry Metzler 21.0 sec. Broad-jump—jack Wink 20 ' 4 V ' Pole Vault John Wrlquet 10 ' 3 y Shot Put Jerry Van Drisse 43 ' 7 Disc Ken Dax 136 ' % Top Ten Scorers Jerry Van Drisse 07Va Jack Wink 79 Larry Mefzler 72 Ken Dax 69% Bill Wagner 51% Tom Vandervest 4814 John Wilquet 34 Norbert Rabas 19 Myron Velrcer 16 Lee Vandervest 15 1 4 Peninsula Conference Meet Luxemburg 78 Sevastopol 50% Casco 40 Brussels 28 Mishicot 2 7 V 2 Page Fifty-seven WRESTLING IN UNITY WE FIND STRENGTH Brick How F DoBrOux, P Mue er, E. Koenig, R- Syresh,. M, Sflifffrt, J, Powtirv G. Divtftcn J- Paul Row four—J. Dormer, G, AUfeen, W. Lennbrecht, K, Puesdi er, 0, Heim, G Deptfty, J. KotkoiS, L Shefthik, P Michiet , G, 5h hl, J, AAortelle. How Three—D Beyer, D loberger, W. Stqdola 0 Ducat F, Vickman ft. Falish, 5 DeJardm, D, Ekdiban. R. Domer, T. De Bandit . Row Two M. Daviffer, A Hyebci, W Baerk, L Shefchrk, fi. Berger, J. Mfurctlle, G, D ? Champ®, D Zellner, D. DcrGrand, L DeGravc, C. Wslhu. 0 lotiarl, D Btdjban f Ar. ChayLpa, Advisor. Row One -G VrtmDriint, N DijJardin, D. iViartelle, J, L bergtrr, J. VVif tict, L Sbefthlfc, B. DeGroir, L ZeHmer, R, Ad ms, B- Michkdi, D. DavbTer, W Moureau, The Luxemburg wrestling team had one of the best teams in the history of the history of the school, thanks to the fine coaching of Mr. Frank wrestlers from Coleman. The team had an overall record of 10 wins and one loss, Luxemburg was co-champion in the Bay-land wrestling conference. Luxemburg had two boys who competed in the State finals,-Ben Michiels Lyle Zellner. Lyle placed first at fhe State finals. Conference Luxemburg 19 Coleman 18 Luxemburg 28 Oconto 11 Luxemburg 36 Oconto Falls 7 Luxemburg 10 Manitowoc 29 Luxemburg 26 Sevastopol 14 Luxemburg 28 Sturgeon Bay 9 Non Conference Luxemburg 40 Sevastopol 6 Luxemburg 42 East Green Bay 5 Luxemburg 42 West Green Bay 6 Luxemburg 43 Mishicot 0 Luxemburg 28 Preble 9 The Records of Letter Winners Dale Davister W 8 L 2 T 1 Ben Michiels 15 2 0 Lyle Zellner 22 1 0 Robert De Grqot 7 6 1 Larry Shefchik 7 6 0 John Wilquet 9 6 0 John Loberger 12 4 0 Dennis Marcelle 6 0 1 Neil Du Jardin 9 5 2 Jerry Van Drisse 5 1 0 David Paque 2 3 0 Leonard Shefchik 2 3 0 Dennis Zellner 3 4 0 Roger Adams 4 2 ] Pat Michiels 4 4 0 Page fifty-eight L” CLUB Back Row—V GruPUrnach.tr, 5. Seidl, J. Loberger r P r Mueller, H. Dcmcr, B Oc Grooi L. Shefchife, Davifltei- Row 4 —S- Andenon, t , RueckJ, L VanderweH, T. Van- derveif, R- Paidpr, R. Rodnan, K, SeidL 0- Zdlfter, L Romuald Row 3—N. Nejedto, J. Foefik , J. Wilquet, C. Bru t, R, Ada n s f B. MithtoJi, G Si Ah I Row 2—D. Pauutr, I, Sheffy, E. RurcH, K. Koaa, W H r marti, E, Berger, D Oeviifer, l. Zelfner, W Vanri n Houlen, L Metzfer, Row I—J. Dorner, D Marodle, J, Wink, G. Van Drisse K, Dax, N, Du jardin, D Vand n Houicn To be a member of the T Club you must win a major letter in any of the sports offered at 1HS The officers of the dub are: K Koii, G. Stahl. J, Wink, L Vandervejt President Vice-President Secretary Report T reasurer Gerald Van Drisse Neil Du Jardin Larry Metzfer Dennis Marcelle Jack Wink Page Fifty.nine CHEERLEADERS Seated -K. D wime, B Englebart, s, Oaut, In spirit and mind these girls are here, Standing—M. Barbiayx, S. Johmon. To senc j rhem off with a great big cheer; Their pep and enthusiasm seems to prove Our Bluejays now are on the move, Etecfc Row l Crm ylo, Second Row j t Sfroobarm. D. Ffitqu . front Row—S. Malhu, C, Afrndt. Page Sixty INITIATION niijm IGEDN DUNGEON Or DEATH sdi L M O AT On September 26, 97 freshman, two juniors, fhree seniors, and three teachers were brought through she creeping scenes of Dungeon of Death ' The program was presen ' ed by the Junior Class under the able direction of Miss Eunice Hannon, The Junior Class presented her with a corsage for her generous help. Socially and financially the program was a suc¬ cess. Page S:xfy-two HOMECOMING On Friday, October 24, 1962, the annual home¬ coming festivHes of Luxemburg Union High School began at noon with a pep session followed by a parade. Sherry De Jardin, Queen of our homecom¬ ing, gave Jerry Van Drisse the football to start the game. The Jays defeated the Comets 47-7, After the victorious game, a dance was held in the High School Gym. The theme was Its All The Game ' Music was furnished by the well-known ' Vibratones ' Boys on the court and their dates were: Larry Metzler-Sandy Danfinne; Tom Sheffy-Kay Dewane; Dennis Marcelle-Mary Barbiaux; Norman Nejedlo-Sharon De Jardin; Neil Du Jardin-Sharon Mathu, Jim Dorner-Donna Jossart; Dick Dorner-Mar- garet Dalebroux; George Stahl-Francy Mleziva; Jack Wink-Bonnie Englebert; Dave Paque-Sherry DauL JUNIOR PROM G. Stahl, J. Wink, j, Lobergef. G. VanDriise, L MufzkrT, Kii g-N DoJarc 1 ir . Qu en-K., Dewars, S. Daul, C. Boirfhon vflle, M. Vaodeoflas 5 , Dejardin, J Agamatie. NEIL KAY On April 18, Kay Dewane was crowned Queen by King Neil Du Jardin for the annual 1962 junior Prom. Moons and silhouettes car¬ ried out the theme Moon River ' Couples danced to the club style music furnished by the Gentlemen ' Those on the Court of Honor were Larry Metzler and Sherry Daul, Jerry Van Drjsse and Carol Bouchonvifle, John Loberger and Mary Ann Vanden Plas, Jack Wink and Sherry DeJardin, George Stahl and Joanne Agamaite. Page Sixty four ESTHER THEYS OUR MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT BERT THEYS ALICE DEPAS The man largely responsible for the fine appearance of our school is Mr. Albert Theys. The complicated mechanism of our new school heating units do not keep him from seeing to it that efficiency prevails The neatness of our school is a result of his expert management. In addition to being an expert in his field, Bert - as we all know Hind¬ is never too busy to lend a helping hand. His friendly smile and pleasing person¬ ality are appreciated and loved by all who attend the school Mr, Theys has two helpers,—Esther Theys and Alice Depas. Together they make the floors shine and the windows sparkle. OUR JOVIAL COOKS MYRTLE DEQUAINE LEONA MUEUER Head Cook EVELYN ROSS Page Sixty-five BUS DRIVERS Sack ftow — G ft yack I, J. Brgst A, Anderson, D, D front Row — D. Scbimmets, L Klappauf, P. F nrerct‘. O, Krueger DRIVER’S EDUCATION J Siroobarcts, c Nellis Mr, Fieri Instructor Page Sify-ir ALUMNI Row ft Poe? M Zvege, J Schiles, W T Wagner, M. VdJcer, J DeGraar, L Friiqge, G. Willems, E Gabon, 0. SlacHvr, R. Met Jer, M Davister. R a Vanden ush, T, Geaeb !a, J, VanEii, S Allen. Row 4—L Seidl, 0. Delcore, A. Zimmer, D Wink, A. M eJIef, C Limmeier, 5 Cider. . Duescher, J. Raduenz, G D.infimw, 5 PrevOfcf, M. DcPrey j, VanEss, D. Dahtke, fi Dtviiter, R. Wifliquene. K. Rabat, L Rodrj n. Row 3—W Du Quaint, -V’ Merten , A. Mueiler, j. DeBaker, J, Rank. P Herman, D, Agamaite, L DoeFH, L Reckelberg, D. teller, D Ihtnfeld, Vickmao K Daviiter, j Urdmofc O. Derrick , L Fenenda !, Row b Kay, j Shefchrfc, J. Bader. D. Boulanger. C- Jonet, J. S oruert, C Meureeu, ft, Led vino. S. Vetter, S. Dej.ircfin, P. LuMaye, N ISteJIii, C Wkgpp, 3. Arendl D. DePas, D. Detrend, $. Allen Row I J, DuBoi$, T, Kinjer ks, j. Kolfros J Dclveaux, S, Dewane, B. Booche, C DeBoer, L. GuilkMte, C Mathu. «. Marheys. J, HuHacM, M. Estel, T Jadin, M Koening, N Ribas. Page Sixty cven TEACHERS AT WORK GEORGE V. GREGOR, Prin, EUNICE HANNON ANDY ANDERSON FRANK CHALUPA DON SCHIMMELS MARILYN KRIESER JIM MARCKS DOROTHY SEIDL DAVE BAUMGARTNER RUSS FAMEREE DICK HENCKEL LEN KLAPPAUF JOE FI ERST GLENN KOEHLER ROGER LEE MARGIE PAQUE GEORGE SCHEFDORE JANET MAGNIN NANCY ROBERTS LYLE NOEL JOHN CHRISTOFFERSON LINDA RUECKL SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4— First day of school, 5— F.H A.-F F,A, meetings, 6— Sophomores Meeting with Mr, Novak-Classrings. 12—F H.A Tea Party, 1 5—Luxemburg defeated East Green Bay, 40-0, 20—Annual pictures taken. 21 —Luxemburg vs. Gibrallor, We won, 45-0, 24— Magazine campaign begins. 25— F.H.A. Initiation, 26— Juniors bring 105 new victims through Initiation. 29—We were defeated by Mishicot, 20-19, OCTOBER 1— Teachers ' Meeting No school. 2— Checker tournament begins. 3— Scat Henmon Nelson test for juniors, 4— Movie Pueblo Boy. 5— We defeated Sevastopol, 40 12 11— Lyceum—William Melnyehyn. 12— Student Council Convention at Wausau. Southern Door handed our Bluejays their second defeat, 39-33, 1 8—Movie ' Letter to Moscow , Steps to Ihe Stars, 19— Homecoming. The Bluejays victory over Casco, 47-7, gave us the Peninsula Conference Cham¬ pionship,. 26—F,H A. Halloween Dance. NOVEMBER 1-2—State Teachers ' Convention-No school 6— Lyceum—Ella Jenhens. 3—End of first nine weeks. Movie Changing Liberia, 14- F.RA Rally Day. 15— F.F.A. sponsors banquet for all members. 21— Movie-A Light Jn Nature, L.H.S. vs, Sevastopol—Wrestling. 22- 23—Thanksgiving vacation. 27-Wrestling at East Green Bay. DECEMBER 1—Sevastopol Invitational. 3- Career Day at Luxemburg 4- Band-Chorus Rehearsal in Gym. 5— F.H.A. meeting. 6— Movie— The People of Kalever 7 -Basketball—Sevastopol at Luxemburg 8— Luxemburg Wrestling team [gurney to Coleman, 10—Lyceum—Chimps on Parade 11 —Journalism Club Meeting. 12 Class Meetings 1 3—Freshmen orientation, 14- Luxemburg was defeated by Southern Door; 30-54, 15- l R$. Wrestling squad journeyed to Oconto. 16- Christmas Concert. 17- Record hop sponsored by the Freshman Class. 1 8—A Library Club meeting was held. 20— Oconto Falls journeyed here for wrestling, F.H.A Christmas Party was held 21— Student Council sponsored a Christmas party, proceeds went to CARE Luxemburg defeated Casco, here, 47-41 22— Christmas Vacation began. Page Sixty-nine SCHOOL CALENDAR JANUARY, 1963 2— Back from vacation F.H.A, meeting, 3— Freshman orientation 7 Senior record hop, 8 Forensic Club meeting 9—Class meetings 10- Movie Helping Hands for Julie 11 Luxemburg was defeated at Gibraltar, 44-49 12— Wrestling at Manitowoc, 13— Guy From Venus-Musical Comedy, 14— junior record hop, 17—Wrestlers went to Mishicot. 15— L.H.S was defeated by Mishicot, 49-53, 19—Guy From Venus Musical Comedy, 21— Sophomore record hop, 22— Library Club meeting. 23— Class Meetings were held. End of the first semester 24— Movie- Military Careers ' 4 Wrestling at Sevastopol, 25— Bluejays won at Sevastopol, 49-39. 28—Glee Club record hop. 30- F.H.A Spring initiation, Lyceum—Vocal Aires, 31 Sturgeon Bay wrestlers came to Luxemburg, FEBRUARY 1— L H.$ vs Southern Door at Luxemburg, 2— Chorus clinic at Gibraltar 7—Movie— The Rival Wind ' 1 14—Lyceum, John Weld, F.H.A. Queen of Hearts Dance. 15 Gibraltar vs. Bluejays at Luxemburg 20—L H.$ vs, the Reformatory. 21 -Movie— Costa Rico 22-Sub-District Basketball tournament 28 Local Forensic Contest MARCH 1-2—Regional and District Basketball Tournaments. 7 —Movie— Holiday for Bands, 8 Sectional Basketball Tournament, 15 State Basketball Tournament. Lyceum The Carrodines . 21 —Movie— Yosemite Valley 24-Music Solo-Ensemble, Festival at DePere. 26— F.H.A. Style Show, 27— End of third nine weeks. 28 Movie— The Annapolis Story , APRIL 1 2 Easter Vacation. 1 B Movie— Summer of Decision 27—State Forensic Contest. MAY 4—State Music Festival in Madison, 6-7—Freshmen orientation Days. 1 1-Band-Chorus Concert in DePere 14— F.H.A. Mother Daughter Banquet. 27—Class Day. 20 Commencement. 30—Memorial Dey Exercise Page Severn MECCA ACADEMY OF MUSIC Your Headquarters For Everything Musical Instruments—Sheet Music Instructions GREEN BAY 322 N. 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Pape Eighi-one Green Bay ' s newest and only exclusive shop for young men. Washington Pine Green Bay, Wis. Luxemburg Motors Co. Messey Ferguson New idea Gehl Farm Machinery Phone . . Lux 42 CONGRATULATIONS TO The 1963 Class AT L.H.S. FROM LARRY VER FRISQUE NEW FRANKEN STATE BANK NEW FRANKEN, WISCONSIN ★ Complete Banking Service ★ Member of the F.D.LC COMPLIMENTS CLIFF WALL OF Motor Sales Inc, WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE Your Oldsmobile Dealer ALGOMA WISCONSIN 426 N. WASHINGTON GREEN BAY, WIS. THE F. RASTER CO, Master pieces w m CHURCH GOODS 32! Pine Street Ph. HE 2-0233 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN BADGER STATE CHEESE CO. MANUFACTURERS AND ASSEMBLERS OF AMERICAN CHEESE LUXEMBURG. WISCONSIN Page EighMwo Compliments Of The HARMANN STUDIO ALGOMA, WIS. 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