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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

J, ® r |- ’ 1 J ' {■ v,v , • r - j ■ - i . i u ' ■, ' it • t r ' V f yi‘ , ' 1 a- ■ ' Tm ' , i Lll j ■ [ 1 ' jr W 1 ' V 1 ‘ . iTj J t J| . 1 i Hr. i � or . j ■ ’I , £ J j . iJ| • 4, w DEDICATION GEORGE V. GREGOR To a men among men, a man whose prin¬ ciples compare with those of the highest caste of men, a man whose devotion to his work has gone unceasingly for more than forty-five years, a man whose great wisdom often lies hidden behind his unique modesty, to Mr; George V, Gregor, we, the class of 1964, ded¬ icate this annual. Looking back through the years, we will come lo realize the contribution of character he has endowed to each of us, as to hund- reds of our predecessors in this school. Were it not for Mr. Gregor, it is doubtful whether we would have these cherished walls to re¬ member, Our new school is not only a place of learning but a permanent tribute to our principal. In the building of this school, George Gregor often bore the brunt of uncalled for criticism Even knowing he was right, he bore this disapproval with dignity, always consid¬ erate enough to listen to everyone ' s opinion. He consistently turned the other cheek to in¬ sult and in this subtle manner won his issue. Let us also consider the charitableness with which Mr, Gregor has embellished his twenty six years as principal. His initial donation of S5Q0 first started the athletic program in this school. A man of great understanding, he is always willing to give a person a second chance. His patient nature has given all of us an equal opportunity to learn. Mr. Gregor is always the first to congratulate a person in recognition of an accomplishment, and with this he adds a spurt of inspiration. His humi¬ lity sets for us a rare example to follow. What other man of his position would humble him¬ self to lead a cheer before an entire assembly of students. It is not only the big things he has accomplished which make him so admir¬ able, but these countless little things which he has so often performed unnoticed. We offer this annual to you, Mr. Gregor, as a humble token of our high esteem, in hopes that it may compensate in some small way the great debt we owe you. Page Four ANNUAL STAFF Back Row D, Rueckl, G. Vincent, R Rcdfflin, M. Barbiaux, Front Row -K. Da J. Sflidl, i Vandervest, B, Engleb rt, Viist Hamron. advisor, C Schwab, T. Vandervest, C. Brust. S. Liebf, Afl Colft S. Ledvina Under the excellent supervision of Miss Han¬ non, our advisor, we have done our best to make this annual one which will be greatly enjoyed by the students and by those who will glance through it in future years. Miss Han non, incidentally, has been advisor for “Memo ries In Blue ' ever since its first publication. It is her vast experience, combined with a great deal of auxiliary advice, which gives this book its true meaning. THE STAFF Bonnie EngleberNScott Liebl Jack Seidl-Lee Vandervest . Sandi Ledvina-Molly Colie Chris Shwaub-Ken Nowak-Russel Rodrian Mary Barbtaux . Dick Rueckl . ... Ken Dax Gary Vincent . . . ... Chuck Brust . Tom Vandervest Editors Business Man Typists Art Com, Senior Section Athletic Section Photo Com. .... Music Section Forensics Section Fund Raising Pago Five MEMORIES IN BLUE EIGHTEENTH EDITION PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1964 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 4 ADMINISTRATION 7-10 SENIOR SECTION 11-30 UNDERCLASSMEN 31 -36 ORGANIZATIONS 37-42 MUSIC 43-48 FORENSICS 49-52 SPORTS .. 53-64 SPECIAL EVENTS 65-69 MISCELLANEOUS . 70-75 ADVERTISEMENTS 76 | Page Six THE TEACH m oSv JL m n u EUNICE t HANNON. B.5. University of Wisconsin Social Stierrte ' Memories I n Blue Senior Class Advisor Tw niy iixih Year u L.H 5. FRANK I. CHALUPA, B.5, Oshkosh State College Mathematics, Athletics Seventeenth Year at LH,S. MARILYN KRIE5ER, B E. Whitewater State College Cqmm rcifli Ninth Year ar IL.H.S, DOROTHY SEIDU B.S Milwaukee State College Chorus Ninth Year an LH,S- AMTON t ANDERSON, B.S Stevens Point State College Science, Athletics Nineteenth Year at LH.5. DONALD SCHIMMELS, Ph. B. Marquette University English, Latin, and Library Tenth Year at L.H.S, JAMES MARCKS, B.5. University of Wisconsin Agriculture Ninth Year at L,H.S. DAVID BAUMGARTNER, S S. White writer State College Commercial Eighth Year at L H.S Page Sight ING STAFF Pass DLm On Do Oik RUSSEL FAMEREE, B S, PTalteville Stale College Physical Education Eighth Year ai L.H.S JOSEPH FI ERST, B.S. Si Notberf College English, Driver ' s Education Sophomore Class Advisor Si th Year At L.H.S ROGER LEE, B,S Agriculture fourth Year ai LYLE NOEL, B.S. Sr, Norbort College History, Junior Clan Advisor Third Year at L.H.S, C RICHARD HENCKEL. B.M, Lawrence College Band Seventh Year at L-H.5. GLENN KOEHLER, 85 University of Wisconsin History Fourth Year at L,H,$. JANET MAGNIN. B.S. fourth Year at LH S. Stevens Point State College H o me Econom ici Third Year at L.H.S. GEORGE SCHEfDORE, G S. University of Wisconsin Biology Chemistry Third Year at L.H.S. Page Nine ISVING GABftllSKA, B $ Siout State CoHffgc lindunirml Arts Second Yeaf at t,H S. NANCY ROBERTS, B,5, I Crosse College Engliih Second Year at L.H S. ALPHIN ERICKSON, MS. Superior State CoSE g- - Mfllhemiilics Fsrst Year at t H.S. MICHAEL, 5CHANHQFER Lft Ooiue Slate College English History First Year at UH.S. SCHOOL BOARD TONY DUJARDIN ROBERT BERTRAND ARDEAl LEDVlNA Director President Director DONAID RUECKt Clerk EARL DEMOUUN Treasurer Page Ten TOM VANDERVEST MISS HANNON BONNIE ENGLEBERT President Advisor Vice President OFFICERS CHRIS SCHWAB Secretary LEE VANDERVEST Treasurer KATHY DALEBROUX Reporter Page Twelve THOMAS VANDERVEST Valedictorian Th OM Aj Je vest, Iff 5 W Molly Co A R. Scott hai l VUB Ca o Lea HabK Rtc )A ei aiecki CkrtftutC lwA _ 3£M GsraIJms Soyu ?t — 15 . eJwaA J Rueoki _ Brusi JtzAN OoAN fK JDnvid M E M Lois Jo V£ 9J.33 93- 7 3 itty V fSL jG UJys 3 £t i_ Judith ftrff. y v y y Gfvujtlk s. ,Cha ty Ots u A iN e ?AA EA yMb£Rt. fANit Wkwf ' wdteR E VANDERVEST Salutatorian Page Thtrieen Ls tcre Ds Joflthitj Li l Iter Cjooil CDr (L ail GERALD AlSItEN As the band marched long the street, with hi drum be kept the beat Band 1.2,3.4 Pep Bend 3,4 Wrestling 2 FFA 2 NANCY AL5TEEN Early to bed, early to rise and you ' ll miif the best part of the day. FHA 1,2,3 Style Show 1,2 Journalism 2 Monitor 1 r 2 r 3,4 MARY BARBEAUX If cheering were a profes¬ sion, she ' d houc her doc¬ tor ' s degree. Cheerleader 1,2,3.4 Journalism Club I,2,3,4 Officer 3 Class Officer 1,3 Forensics 1,2,3,4 Officer 2,3 Senior Class Play 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Homecoming Chairman 4 Student Council I Homecoming Court 2 r 3 Prom Court 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 3,4 Initiation M.C, 3 Memories in Blue 4 JANICE ALSTEEN The only way to have friends is to be one, FHA ,2,3 Pep Cub 3,4 Monitor 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committed 3.4 WALLACE BAIERL The badge of intellect is the question mark f must realty be an intellect. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 FFA 12,3,4 Baseball 3 Track f,2,4 V Club 3.4 Football 1.2,4 DIANE BEAUOOT She s as likeable as she ' s look able. FHA 1,2,4 Style Show 1.2 Monitor 3 Library Club 2 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Style Show Committee 2 Jt So WARY iL KE definition of a blonde—croiv between a brunette and a drug. FHA 1 ,2 Style Show 1 ,2 Monitor 1,2.3 Pep Club t CHARLES BRUSl Never let the teacher have the last word. Student Council I Memories in Blue 4 Football I.2,3.4 Basketball 1.2 T ack 1,2.3 One Act Play 2 Senirr Clan Play 4 L Club 2,3.4 Forensics 2.3.4 Homecoming Court 4 Hr rccoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 fnrt’alien Comminet 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Library Club 2,3.4 Office: 3,4 Journalism 3 Operetta 2,3 ROGER 0URLSH Why must we have a faculty to spoil all our fun., FFA f .2,3,4 Football 1,2.3 Basketball 5 Wrestling 2,3 Track 1 Baseball 2.3,4 L Club 2.3 Senior Class Play Committee 4 GLADYS BAEIRL Laughter the best medt- cine l haven ' t been sick in yean. Mon if or 1 Initiation Committee 3 National Honor Society 4 Op item 2,3 Style Show 2 Homecoming Committee 4 Senior Class Play Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 DENNIS BUDZBAN I ' m [usi a little man in -■ bio bad world. FFA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Basketball ) Wrestling 2.3 Baseball 3 4 MOLLY COLLE She ' s so bright, she shines FHA 1,2.3,4 Officer 3 Style Show J r 2 . ' curnalbm 2 Opss Officer 3 Initiation Committee 3 Ycuth Leadership Council 3 P ' Om Chairman 3 G eenbke Delegate 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Committee 4 Homecoming Court 4 Senior Class Play Committee 4 Memories in Blue 4 Page Fifteen (£ e Lere ore l l hse Serpents MARCIA COPPERNOU Only her ha rdre t ?f knows for sure. Prom Committee 3 Library Club 3 Homecoming Court 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Style Show 2 Style Show Committee 2 Operetta 3,4 KATHLEEN DALE8ROUX Luxemburg s own Gidget ' Class Officer 1.2 4 Pep Club 3,4 journalism 2,3 FHA 1,2 Prom Queen 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Court 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Monitor 3 Senior Clast Play 4 Initiation Committee 3 Style Show T Magazine Campaign Chairman 3 SHARON CRAVILLION fie na n woman is a difficult lask, since if consists principally with dealing with men. FHA 1,2,3 Style Show 1 Prom Committee 3 Monitor 2,3 Homecoming Committee 4 OpereTtrt 2,3 margret dalebrqux My heart is like a fan— always in circulation. Pep Band 2,3,4 Band Officer 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee A Monitor 3 Senior Class Play 4 Style Show 1 SANDRA DANTINNE God ' s gift to squirrels a nut, FHA I Homecoming Court 2,3 Initiation Commitk«.- 3 From Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Library Club 2,4 Style Show 1 Class Officer 3 Cheerleader 2 Operetta 2 Pep Oub 3,4 Tournahsm 2,3 DALE DAVISTER Whenever 1 feel like work¬ ing I lie down until the feeling passes. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track Baseball 2,3 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 T ri Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 3 Fooiball 1 Page Sixteen oveS KENNETH DAX Student ' choice coaches jov. he ' s our own all American Boy 7iemori=$ In Blue 4 football I 2,3,4 Captain 4 Track 1,2,3,4 + L Oub 1,2,3,4 Senior Oafs Play Committee 4 Homecoming King 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Monitor I ,2 Peninsula Conference Scoring Champ 3,4 FRANK DEBFOUX I just exist. FFA 1,2.3,4 Monitor 2 football Baseball ) .2 Wrestling 1,2.3,4 ROBERT OEGROOI i was enjoying life, until I found out it was one of those do-it yourself jobs. Wrestling 1,2.3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1.2,3,4 V r Club 2,3,4 TOM DEBAUCHE GiH ' s don ' t bother me, I jgit bother them. Wrestling 1.2,3,4 FFA I Operetta 3 Football 1,4 Baseball T Track 2,3,4 LEROY DEGRAVE Absence makes the marks go lower, Football 1,2,3,4 FFA 1.2,3,4 Basketball 2,3.4 Baseball l,2,3.4 V‘ Club 3,4 Pep Club 3 LINDA DEJARDIN The best way io lengthen a nigh I is to steal a few wee hours from the morn. Prom Court 3 FHA 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Style Show ] Snowball Committee 2 e a c e Page Seventeen J Jin aw JolLi a tf a cep l SHARON DEJARD 1 N Most people are down on the things they ' re not up on. Journalism 3 FHA 1 Library Club I Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Court 3 GARY OELVEAUX They say he was once caught studying. FFA 1 2 , 3,4 Officer 4 Senior Clan Play 4 Baseball 1 . 2 , 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2 Initiation Committee 3 Pep Club 4 CHERYL DEQUAINE A merry heart, an honest mind, a greater gal is hard fo find, Studenl Council 2 Monitor A Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 FHA 1,2 Senior Class Play Committee A Operetta Committee 2 Initiation Committee 3 DELLA DEKEYSER To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use y ur heart Journalism 3 FHA 3 Transferred to Luxemburg High Junior year BARBARA DEPREY J wish there was some other way to start a day beside? getting up. FHA 2.3,4 Pep Band 3 , 3,4 Operetta 2,3 Dance Band 2,3 Snowball Committee 2 Forensics 2 Style Show 2 LORETTA DEQUAINE Flirting is attention without Intention. FHA 1 , 2 , 3,4 Style Show 1,2 Monitor 2 Pep Club 3 Journalism 3 Class Play Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Page Eighteen n ora ft ce nancy dimmer Love is one game which is not catted off because of darkness, FHA 1,2,4 Style Show t library Club 1 Prom Committee 3 JEAN OORNER A rt c i$ary Ingredient for a barrel of fun. Nanona! Honor $Ot « ty 3.4 Officer 4 Operetta 2.3 Monitor 2,4 FHA 2 Style Show 2 Initiation Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Senior Clast Play 4 Prom Commtliee 3 BONNIE ENGUBfcftT She ' s like champagne sparkling eyes and a bub blincj personality. Cheerleader 1.2.3,4 Gass Officer 1 2,4 National Honor Society 3.4 Student Council 2,3.4 Officer 3,4. Prom Court 3 Homecoming Couri 2,3 journalism 1,2.3 Officer 3 Forensics 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Initiation M,C 3 State Forensic Winner 7. Pep Club 3,4 Badger Girl 3 Annual Editor 4 Operetta 2,3 DAVfD CORNER ’. ' any young men who leave home to set the world on fire, come back for more matches. Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 FFA 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Forensics 1 Jomalitm 4 LILA DUESCHER My heart Is big, but has room for only one. Style Show 1,2 Pep Band 3,4 WAYNE ENGLEBERT A streetth of the brakes, a knock on the door, a last word to mom. I II be home at four. Football 1,3,4 Basketball 1,3.4 Baseball 1 Track 3 Homecoming Court 4 Monitor 4 L Dub 4 Pep Club 4 dl q ea Cjrea l R. ecau c IU Jtr, JANICE ESTEl Wouldn ' t Anybody like a swe i and happy gift. FHA 2,3.4 FHA Degree Chairman 3 Style Show 2 journalism 2 library Club 3,4 Homecoming Commarje 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play Committee 4 JOHN fOELSKE Modern Painting Am lilu women—you nevJ-r enjoy ' em if you cant under stand ' em Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.3,4 Baseball 2.3.4 T Club 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Homecoming Committee 4 NEAL GRAUNKE In (he order nomad, (he hardest Ihlnga iq control ore wine, women, and song. Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Baseball 4 Operetta 2,3 National Honor Society 2,4 DARLENE FAUSH Love isn’t everything but it ' s vvtiv aiwad o f whatever is in second place. JILLAINE GAEDTKE Why hurry? The lorToise got there FHA 1,2 3,4 Forensics 3 Pep Club 4 CAROL HAEN She found the key to success and with it, the door to happiness, FHA U.3,4 Officer 3 Style Show 1,2 Greenlake Delegate 3 Pep Band 3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committee 3 Band Officer 4 Operetta 2,3 Nations! Honor Society 3.4 Page Twenty On Our J(nee5. Jlct 7 j 1f ttie! DAVID HEW Big hearted, hard working, and friendly, too; ready to be kiddad and kid you, loo, FFA 2,3 Senior Clast Play 4 Wrestling 2,3 Track 2,3,4 ' V ' Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Monitor 4 Homecoming Committee 4 DONNA HERMAN I never say much, bul 1 do my share of Thinking. Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Snowball Committee 2 FHA 2 Style Show i Notional Honor Society 3,4 Senior Gass Play Committee 4 Operetta 2 LLOYD HEIM The wheel was man ' s greah eii invention, until I got behind it, FFA 1.2,3,4 Officer 4 Baseball 1 Treck 3.4 Basketball 1,2,3 WAYNE HERMANS Eai. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ihere may be a law against it. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball l,2 r 3 Senior Class Play 4 Track 1.2,3,4 f T‘ Club 2,3,4 P Om Committee 3 Homecoming Court 4 Operetta 2 Pep Dub 3 FRANCIS JAD1N When he not in school we know the f roa on ye That ' s right, M ' s hunting season, FFA 1,2,4 Football 1,4 Baseball l,2,3 r 4 JAMES JONET Hie difference betwreen men arid boys is the price of their toys. FFA 1,2,3 Monitor 2,3 Prom Court 3 Wrestling 1 Page Twenty one LOIS JQNEf t still don ' t understand why everyone calls me Tarzarc! FHA I,2,3,4 Officer 4 Journalism 3,4 Operetta 2,3 Monitor 4 Nahonal Honor Society 3,4 Officer 4 Oass Play A Init ial ion Committee 3 Style Show Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 ELMER KOENIG WeVe all entitled lo pursuit of happiness, but not at 90 miles per hour. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3 Track 1,2 “L Club 2 Pep Club 3 JANET KUDICK If she were living during Father Marquette ' s time, she would have heat him to Kewaunee, Monitor 3 Style Show 1,2 MARY JO NET When I’m not near the boy I love, I love the boy I ' m near, FHA l ,2.3,4 Officer 3 Senior Class Play 4 library Club 2,3,4 Officer 3,4 Journalism 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Pep Club 3,4 Initiation Committee 3 Style Show 1 GARY KRATZ Don ' t let his quiet manner fool you, FFA t,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Trees lor Tomorrow Camp 2 Pep Band 3,4 Dance Sand 2,3.4 JULIE l.ALUZERNE The faster I talk ihe more f can say, FHA 2 Senior Class PLsy 4 One Act Play 2 Forensics 3.4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Cou-t 2 A Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Operetta 3 4 National Honor Soctety 3,4 Officer 4 Journalism 3 Style Show 2 Monitor 3 Page Twenfy ' two -A Jlihfe Bind LARRY LANNBRECHT I ' m r of afraid of anything —unless rl ' i a woman, FFA 1,2 £A Wrestling 2 ,2A Pep Band 4 Trees for Tomorrow Camp 2 SANDRA LEDVINA She ' s like ft magnet—attroc live FHA T ,2,3.4 Officer A Library Oub 3,4 Officer 4 Senior Class Play 4 Memories in Blue 4 initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Cours 4 Journalism 1,2,3,4 Style Show I Snowball Committee 2 Pep Club 3 RONALD LED VINA A fetterman, a lover, and a likeable lad. football 1,2,3,4 basketball 1.2,3,4 Track 1,2 Baseball 4 Prom Court 3 Home-coming Court i L Club 2.3,4 GLORIANN LEROY My favorite subject is gym . ♦ or is rt Jim FHA 1,2,3.4 Officer 4 Monitor 2,3 Style Show 1,2 SCOTT LIEBL Who said you have lo Lie a football player to gel along wilh a beautiful gal. Annual Editor 4 Senior Class Play 4 One Ad Play 3,4 Forensics 1,2,3,4 Officer 2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Officer 3 Operetta 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Chmrman 4 IniliaMon M.C 3 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Forensics Stale Contest 3 Slate Contest $ok iit 3 TOM MALCORE Prediction His future will be a dimmer ' one. FFA !,2,3 t 4 Football 1 Baseball 1.2,3,4 Wrestling 1,3 Initiation Committee 3 Dl i ere Jn Ddlin JERRY MARCtLLE Whon you know all ihi an swers, you haven t asked all the questions. Wressling 1.2,3,4 T ack 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 ROGER MLEZIVA My favorite sublet it locinl problems, mainly because I sm one FFA 1 2,3,4 Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Baseball 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3 WAYNE MOUREAU Men aren ' t measured by in¬ ches, FFA 1,2,3,4 Football I Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Track 2,3,4 Initiation 3 L Club 4 CAR! MATHU Figures fascinate me, t can ail and watch them for hours. Football 1,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 FFA I l Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play Committee 4 Pep Club 3 RICHARD MOENS havi? a voice but why wear it out? FFA 2 Track 2,3,4 Monitor 2 JOSEPH NEJEDLQ I expect ihat woman will be the last thing civilized by men, FFA 2,3,4 Basketball ,2,3,4 Class Play Committee 4 Operetta 2,3 Base baft 3,4 V Club 3,4 Page Twenty-four _A 3hU -As J„ Writing -J) Porn, CAROL NELLIS When ft girls puts her twit foot forward, d 4 prob ' ablv hopes of tripping a man, FHA 1,3,4 Style Show 1 Homecoming Committee A Pfom Committee 3 Senior Class PUy Committee 4 Library Club 2,3, 4 Officer 3,4 Monirof 4 AGATHA RETRY Why laugh when you can giggle! BETTY RADUENZ She has. the kindest heart and the gentles! manner, Style Show 1,2 Forensics 11,2,3,4 Monitor J National Honor Society 3,4 Operetta 3 Senior Class Play 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 JUDY PEOT When there 4 ! muik in the air, Judy and Her horn are tore to be there, foreniici 1,2,34 FHA 1,2 Style Show I Journalism 3 Initiation Committee 3 Sen id Class Play 4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Dance Band 2.3,4 Music Clinic 3 State Music Festival 2,3 Operetta 2,3 National Honor Society 3.4 CAROL PETTEY I don ' t take fife too seri¬ ously, I ' ll never get out alive anyway. FHA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Style Show 1,2 RUSSELL ROD!AN Ariycne who says teenagers aren ' t creative, should watch me build a sand¬ wich. Dance Band 3,4 P:p Band 3,4 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3 Memories in Blue 4 Page Twenty-five JJ. JJ, GW ROSE- ' -VARY ROUIN My advice on keeping 4 boy friend—do hot introduce Him to anybody Style Show 1 Slyle Show Committee 1 Monitor 4 FHA 1,2 Senior Ofiii Play Commute, 4 Chairman 4 EDWARD RUECKl It ' s a bird—it ' i a plane no, it ' s Eddie with bit Dodge Fooib ll 1,2 basketball 1.2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Pep Club 4 t Oub 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Initiation Committee 3 CHRISHNE SCHWAB There is a certain captival Ing charm aboui Chris. Memories in Blue 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Officer 3,4 Senior Class Play Com mi ftc-e A Class Officer 1,2.4 Style Show I Journalism 2,3 Grcenlake Delegate 2 Prom Chairman 3 Homecoming Chairman 4 Initiation Committee 3 National Honor Society 3.4 DALE ROMUALD I ' m not sbsend minded. It is the presence of mind ihat makes me unaware of everything e ' se. FFA 1,23 4 Monitor 4 RICHARD RUECKL rn chemistry, he gets his oil ' r id -i and night rides mix¬ ed up. Student Council 1,2.3,4 Memories in Blue 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Senior Class Play 4 w, l Club 3,4 Journalism 2,3 Homecoming Court A Prom Court 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 DIANE SEIDL I ' m dating one—six times a- week and twice on Sen day. FHA 1 r 2 Style Show 1,2 Monitor 3 Homecoming Committee 1 Page Twenty six Jet D, ' I, Cli r } m ere JOHN SEfDL Nothing separates I he men from ihe boy like th© eon of automobile insurance. Memories in Blue 4 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 1 track 4 Senior Class Play 4 Monitor 4 Prom Committee 3 Initiation Committee 3 Homecoming Committee -1 WAYNE STODOLA I ' ve made a fool of myself many times juit to prove I wasn ' t an idiot. FFA ! ,2,3,4 Football 1,3,4 Basketball 1.2.4 Wrestling 3 Track 1.2 Baseball 3,4 X Club 3,4 GERALDINE SOQUEf A girl who s fit ai a fiddle always needs a beau. FHA T,3 Basketball 1 Forensic 2 Library Club 3,4 Monitor 1,4 ROBERT TEBON Quiet genius at work 1 FFA 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1,2.3 4 Baseball 1.2,3,4 KATHY THEYS Never let school work Inter¬ fere with your education. FHA ,2 Basketball 1,2 f 3,4 Style Show 1,2 Monitor 4 VEPNELQA TREML Don ' t think I am not grate ful for all the teachers TaughT me. FHA 1,2,3 Style Show 1,2 Library Club 1 Pep Club 3,4 Pago Twenty-seven J) Candle Of ANDREW VANDEN BUSH He ' s the devil in lisguite, FFA 1,2.3.4 Baseball 1,3.4 Wrestling I ,2.3.4 Pep Club 3 PAT VANDEN HOUTEN When you know Par, you have a real friend, FHA 1 , 2 , 3,4 Style Shew 1,2 Pep Ctub 3 WAYNE VANDEN HOLHEN I know (he value d the dol¬ lar— it buys about throe gallons of cjat football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3, 3 Track 2,3 Baseball 1 Pep Club 2,3,4 ,J L N Club 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 THOMAS VANDERVEST A leader in all He xindertook lo do; studies, athletics, and girls, too, Student Council 3,4 Memories in Bl ue 4 FFA I Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Track ! ,2,3,4 Forensics 4 Class Officer 2,3,4 Journalism 2,3,4 Monitor 2 r ' L Club t,2,3,4 National Honor Socieiy 3,4 Prom King 3 Homecoming Court 4 LEE VANDERVEST Mr, Touchdown ' 62 National Honor Society 3,4 Officer 4 Student Council 4 Memory In Blue 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Ba k lball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 r T Dub 2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Class Officer 3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Journalism Club 2,3,4 Initiation Committee 3 Mr + Touchdown 3 BONNIE VEESER School it whfli you make il, it makes me fired. Monitor 2 Pep Club 3 library Club ! Style Show 2 FHA 1,2,3 Jn Dl me DALE VINCENT A leader among men, but a follower of women, FFA 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 L Club 3,4 Senior Class Play Commutes 4 Track 1,2,3,4 JANET WEINFURTEft Don ' t 1 look at me. boys, if makes me blush. FHA 1,2.3,4 Officer 4 Library Club 2,3 Style Show 1 Prom Committee 3 Monitor l Initiation 3 VERNA 2EL1NEE Our ardent Bluejay backed FHA 1 p 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Style Show 1 r 2 KATHY ZELLNtff Men irritate me, I love to be irritated FHA 12,3 Style Show 1.2 Monitor 1 Journalism 2,3,4 Operetta 3 4 Style Show Committee 2 KEN NOWAK He came to us a stranger remained with us a friend. Attended West Division High, School of Milwaukee for three years, Transferred from Preble High School as a senior. Memories in Blue 4 GARY VINCENT H a man rhinos Tor one min¬ ute he Can understand wo¬ men, he has if timed about right. Memories in Blue 4 FFA Pep Band 4 Dance Band 2,3 4 Truck 2,3.4 Monitor 4 Pep Club 3 4 Operetta 2,3 Initiation Commiltee 3 Page Twentymine SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS TOM VANDERVEST BONNIE ENGLEBERT Bonnie Englebert and Tom Vender vest were chosen by the faculty to represent Luxemburg ai Badger State last summer. Scholastic stand¬ ing, leadership, personally, and extracurricular activities were the basis of selection, Bonnie was sponsored by the American Legion Auxi¬ liary and spent a week at Madison in citizen¬ ship training, Tom, who was sponsored by the American Legion, attended the training session at Ripon Both programs strive to teach young people more about community, state, and national government, Bonnie Englebert and Scott Liebl competed in district and league competition in the Foren¬ sic Club and then went on to the State Contest where they received the highest honors. Bon¬ nie was entered in non-original oratory and Scott competed in the original oratory division. Both have been members of the Forensic Club for four years and have earned the Forensic Letter and pin. • i JUDY PEOT The two outstanding musical students in our Senior Class were Judy Peot and Scott Uebl. Both spent two weeks at the University of Wis¬ consin where Judy attended the Band Clinic and Scott the chorus clinic. They were chosen on the basis of their musical ability, service and character. In state competition Judy receiv¬ ed a first in her French horn solo and in her French horn duet Scott received a second in his vocal solo and in his mixed duet. Dennis Budzban, an outstanding member of the F.F.A, for four years, has been awarded the Star Farmer Award. He was an excellent leader of the organization and was an officer for two years. Among his most important pro¬ jects and achievements are; the raising of a Holstein Bull, two heifer calves, a Poland China barrow which placed second out of 20 at the Northeastern Livestock Show, a Hampshire sow which was the Grand Champion at the 1962 fair, and a third place award in a carcass con¬ test. DENNIS 8UDZBAN Page Thirty JUNIORS Back row-—S. Andenon. D Beyer, 1. AgamaiTe, Row 2 0. Baeien, J, Etatrel, C. Bader. P, Afendt. Row 3—R. Berger, C. Boulanger D Buresh, L Arendt, Row 1 —I. Bielke, D. Alitesn, B Beirl, Bruff, Back row —C Vandertie, C. ZeH w p $. ZeJIner, D. StodoJa. Row 2—U Vincent, ,W Vanden Plat. J, lellner, B. Zeitler. Row 3 — J. V nnest, L Servait. L. WachaJ, J, Weininger, Row 1— J- StrOabertM. S. Wink, j. Van Drisse, Page ThErty-one JUNIORS Studies S erve Jor fjhl Sack row—T. ftuban, J Seidl, ft, Paider Row 2—L Pr ht, D. Raduonz, M. Paul, B, Rueckl Row 3— D. Radian , L Prevosi, L. Romuald, G. NEmrtier, Row 1—L Pe H, S. Seidi K. Hopson. E, Retjlaff. JL SeidL Back row- -M, Melfen, Row 2—B Kamopp, L Kortbain, P. Jonel, C KirnterskL Row 4 —D. Loberger, W. Legou, K. Kosi Row 1—0. Jossart, C Ledvina, K, KpIVots, Row 3 D, Jo arf ( F. Mlejiva, P. Mueller, B. Miller, Page Thirtytwo t TJor lit (if i d % JUNIORS Sack row G. Jonct, D. Johnson, S. Dorner. R. Gruhetzmadv er. Row 3 -D. Friidfut?,. K. Johnson K. Everard, R. Jeanquarl. Row 2 —J. Harding, D. Dorner, A. Gruetzmacher E Ever ard, K, Duescher Row 1 £. Hifgi ndorf G- GrOnnerL Page Thirty three Row 2—L CravilHon, J. Charles, L De Baker, G. Depeau. Row 1—P, Dc Boudv , L Corrqy, M Ddtore. Back row — D, Derenne, A. Dot ' ll, L Charles, L Davister. Row 3—N, DeBauche, L Cmeyla, G. De Champs. SOPHOMORES j, Ju a Wtl £ wa n Back row C. Fflllsh, A. Nimmer, G, Metals ' , G, Vanden Houlen. P, Vand-ervesC G, Vandermus . L Mueller, L Wery M. Van Drtate Sow 4 — M, Rueekl A, ftyeckl, B Novak, 5, iinzmeier, Voucher, J Vclicer, C Ledvina, Y. Mueller, D. DoeW, J, Sal¬ mon j„ Dormer, ft Kralz, G. Stahl, t. Y-inda, G. ie Roy, Mr. Fierst„ Adviior, Row 2 — P. Michielt, M. Saloni Erie, J, Wery, ft. Ledvma, B Marxh mt, S Vanrteii, Mu Scicll, T. Seidl, L. Sampo. Row } M Trend, M. Stahl, S. Smeeifer, M. Malcore, M Sueht, M. Trend. 0. Pormruor, K. Melton, S Mablik Row 3 --J Paul, J. Marcelfe, L. Moons, L Vandcn Nouren, Back row 0, Dormer. S. Derenrtcu K. Depriy, R Kratz, D, Car I ion, L, Gomend, J. Qlahnik, A r Saumgarfel, N, FalJjh, J. Jonee Row 4 H., Allen, W Allen, D. Deed. D De JardEn, J. Hop¬ pe, S Johmon, L Anderson, H DeUemann, J. Kpliross J, Bint. Row 3—L Dimmer. J. Haller. K. Englebert, G. Alsfeen K. De iardin $. De Jardrn, P, Dorner, B, LiebL G, Davister G. Arendt. Row 2—L Deque trie, S. Dequeine, C, De Kaster, D. Darner, R. Blahnik,, N. Bouchonvitle, R Hendricks, M, Duetcher, L Derenne, B. BtirbiauK. Row 1— L Kinjeritd, 8 Arendf, K, Johamek, S Hoppe, D Budzban. C, Arendl, K, Dorner, J, Kropp, D, Dart. Page Thirrydour FRESHMEN A ajCittfe X a nun n J Ji 2 ) aim cron s 1 ' htnn Back row —A Peer, R Rabns, W, Schley, T, Jonet, J, Pea , Di Pander, M, Psgue. J. Raba ,, N, Prevost, S. Irena!. Fourth row—L Vandenhouten, M. Lfidv«na., S. Lemens, Ml. Wjlquei, P licbeek, G. Mueller, K, Lemens D, Rubens, J, Seidl, C Van Ess P Wink. Third row—K, Mdler. D. Dari, J, legois, K. Tielenj, J. Varv detvcsl, B. Wertel, G Mathu, L Corner, R. Pier. E. Ledvina, D. ZelIner. Second row—D Mortens, V Treml, J Si_hultz_ l. Treml, J, Salens ina, $„ Simona r, B, Belike, G. Zatlner. L. Le Roy, G. Dart, Miss Robert , Advisor, first row—M. Martin, L Vanden Plas, M. Stodola, T. hitm met, B. Ledvina, 0, laei, F. Mueller,, M, Raducnif, J, Schultz. Bac row I Cornette, F. Graunke. J Kugal. M, Kugal. D. Based, G, GruflUmacher, J, GfOnnert, A. Feger, j r Kugal R, Daviiler. Fourih row J. Derenno, H. Kollross, W, Conard. P. Jonet, R. Kratz, M. Duquaine, C Deprey, K. Da Bais, D. Jauquer, W, De ardrn @ s Konop, Third row—D. Baierl, M, Haen, D. De Grave, E. Baumgartte, G. Cislcr, t. Fager, C. Johnson, R. Ullmann, L. Cravillion, G, Corner, V, Tremk Second row—P, Engl ' ebeft, S, Sufesh, M, Arendt, J. Kudiek, R. De Baker, F, FeUsh, j, Oepeau. B, Blahnik, J, Jonet, H. Jacobi. Fir-st row—R. De Bauthe, S. Dahlke, M„ Corner. B Barren, D. Kenjerski, S. Oayemberg, P. Alsteen, C. Fertendaeb L. Corner. Page Thirty-five CLASS OFFICERS A, Peoi, C. Johnson, H, KoHross, D, Rubens, S. Buresh. FRESHMEN SOPHO SEATED—$. Johnson, P, Vanderveu STANDING —T. Seidl, G, Metiler, C. De K $tw MORES JUNIORS B, K(i«ckt, S. Wink, j Sfroobanrs, K. Koltrosi, R. Siodola Page Thirty-six LIBRARY CLUB Back, row— j. Eitet, B Kamepp, B. Blahnik, S, Buresh, M. SeidL V. Mueller, R Blahmk, R, Ledvina, B. Merchant, L Denenne, L Corroy, Second row— B kedvini., C. Fenendael, G. Soqu T d L Charges, G- Nimirvef, S. Dorruer 8 Bdtmn, M Ledvina, M, Raul, ' A BruiT, S. Wink. First row—8. Raider, M. Jonef, $ Ledvina, C. Brusf d C. Nellis, $. Oanrinne, t Rest, Mf. Schimmels, Advisor. The Library Club has seen an increase this year over the membership of previous years. By increasing the number of students in the dub it has been possible to offer more assis¬ tance to students who wish to use the re¬ sources of the library. The members of the club work daily in the library. This consists of either working behind the desk, reading shelves, or repair¬ ing books. Besides the daily work every libr¬ ary club member is required to learn enough about the library to be of assistance to stu¬ dents who wish to obtain information from it. They take periodic tests through the course of the year and upon completion are given a fourth of a credit in library science. The dub is much indebted to AAr d Donald Schimmels, advisor, for his assistance in teach¬ ing the members the many skills it requires to serve the school as student librarians. The officers for this year are: President Chuck Brust Vice President Sandi Ledvina Secretary., ♦. . Mary Jonet Treasurer . Caro! Nellis Page Thirty-seven STUDENT COUNCIL Mr, Gregor; Mr. Sthanhgfpr, I Vsnderveil, 1. Vandervest, K £ngl bert. Mrs Hannon, M. Ledvina, C, Fernanda !, j_ S-etdt, S, Barbioux, M. Arendt, Seated D. Rueckl. L. Charles. S. Seidl, B, Engiebsrt, EL Rueckl, A. Baumgarfd. B, Miller. Absent—A. Rueckl. The Student Council is not a club but rather an organization of young people working toget¬ her and striving to develop student responsibi¬ lity, initiative, leadership, school spirit, and bel¬ ter school morale. All members must have an average of at least a B ' J and they are elected by their respective classes. Each representative fakes an active part in the Council ' s projects and devotes much time to it ' s activities. The or¬ ganization operates the school store, contri¬ butes to the Luxemburg Loan Fund, organizes panel discussions, attends District State Conven¬ tions, schedules class and club meetings, re¬ cord hops, tournaments, and various other re¬ creational and service projects. These are just some of the ways in which the Student Council demonstrates it ' s spirit of dedication and ser¬ vice to the school, Advisors to the Council are Miss Hannon and Mr. Schanhofer, Officers President Bonnie Englebert Vice President Steve Seidl Secretary Barbara Ruetkl Treasurer . Lyle Charles Reporter , Dick RueckJ Pane Thirty-eighl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row -$. L!«bl, G, Bdrl, J, S idl, R. Miller, 5. Andei - ion, E. Rucckl, D. Herman, L Charles, fourlh row M. Colic. K Kollrosi, $ Dompir, T. Vendor vest, C, BhiU, 5. Wink, j. Harding, D, Friiqu . Third row B. Raduenz, $, £ liiver, G. Sequel, S Seidl, N, Graunkc, M, Brytt. L. Vincenl, L Peoi Mr. Baumgart¬ ner, advisor Second row —J, Peoi, B, fiueckl. B. Englttberr, C Schwab, 0. Stodoila. C. Ledv.na D Raduem, C Haen, E Hilgendorf. Fronf row—l. Cmcyle, J. Dornpr. L Joneh l Vandervest j. U Luzerne., R Queckl, The National Honor Society, founded by the Association of Secondary School Principals in 1921 , now has more than 6,000 chapters throughout the United States. The four qualifications on which the selec¬ tion of members is made are: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, On De¬ cember 3, 1963 twenty-one new members were inducted into the Luxemburg Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. The Chapter was very active throughout the year in promoting it ' s find qualities of Schol¬ arship, leadership, Character, and Service, A Courtesy Week was sponsored in which post¬ ers were placed throughout the school remind¬ ing students of their courtesy. The Chapter also took charge of the Christmas seal cam- pagin. Later in the year a Scholarship Week was sponsored and was highlighted in a panel discussion by various members in front of the student body. Our Chapter now has 39 members, 18 sen¬ iors, and 2 1 juniors. Mr. Baumgartner is the advisor of this service organization. The officers for this year are: President Lee Vandervest Vice President Jean Porner Secretary . . . . . Julie La Luzerne Treasurer , Lots Jonef F. F. A. Back row 3. Tebon, P Mueller, D Domer, ft. Gruetzmach- er, J. Needier, D Heim, W, Baierl, A. Ruben Fourth row--L, Lannbrechf, G, Jorvet, E Koenig, D. Vin¬ cent, G Kratz, D, Corner, W Srodola, F. Jadin, Third row —t. DcGrave, G OeChamps, W Moureau, K. Oueicher, A, Dotdl, D. Derenne, G. Depeau, Second row R Buresh, R. Mlezlvft, G. Delveayx, D. Ro- niuftlti, i Wochai, F, De Broux, A, Vanden Bush, D. dol¬ lar!, Flrjt row Officer ; W, Lcgoig, D, Bod ban. L Heim, 1. Prevent, D, Davitter, J Marcelle. ADV. Mr Lee. Back row—5 DeJrndin, N Falish, K Deprey r t, Gomand, G. Gruelrmather, G Vaoden Houien, R. Krafz, T, Jonet, J. KugeL Fourth row P, Dorner, R. Raban, P. Jooet, W, Allen, G. Algtten, G, Arend!, K, DnJardm, t, Wery, J- Kollro s, C- Dcprey Third row—G. LeRoy, J, Paul, G. Stahl, J. Marce e, L Muelter, J T Halle!, K. DuBal , J- Dormer, D. Jauquet, W. DeJardirv Second row G- Dari, Wary, G, Zelloef, J. Salenhne, G. Vandervest, W. Conerd, D, Dart, V. Trend, L Treml. In¬ structor: Mr, Merck . First row -D, Laes, 0, DeGrave, R. UHmann, D. Metzter, P. Michicla, J. Legois, K, Tielcni. G- Mathu, R. Deflaucht. Page Forty OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS R. Lee, D, Joss.m. K„ Duescher. R, Krat , P, Mfchiola, J, Mitrcki, G. Alsreero Page ForTy-onc F. H. A. Back row -L Vincent, L Poet, M Cotie, 5. Dorner, 5 Zellner, J, Baierl, R Jeanquart, K. Zellner Fourth row C Nellh, Ml Duquilne, Y. Mueller, M Jonet. B Dorner, D- Daul C. Pettey, D, Baefen. Third row- J. Derenne, M tedvma, D, Faiish, L, Dequaine, M Wriquet. S Lemcm, L Kinjerski, C. Boulanger, J, Charles. Second rwo—A Peiry, D Baudot. B H Deprey, J. Gsedtke, V Zeftner M, Paul C Ha n ( J. Enel, P- Vanden Houten, J. Magntm, Advisor. First row—W, Daiebroux, C. Schwab, M, Vanden Plas, S. S. Ledvina, l Jonah J, Wcinfurier, G, Le Roy, M, Deicore. Back row—S. Smeesier, Arendt, H, DeHemann, M, Kugel, N, Pr«vo t, M. Van Drisse, J, Kugal. U. Trend. Fourth row S Caycmberg, S. Trend, P. AJsteen, L Cravlh lion. B, BaeTen, J Vetieer, B Pomrntec, 3. Linzmeier Third row—D. Dorner, B. ledvtna, C. Arendt. D. Doell, K. Johanek. K„ Domer, N. Bouchonville, B. Btahnifc. Second row D Dart, M, Malcore, J Wery, 5. Dequaine, P. Hendricks, AA, Salentine, M. Martin, First row—C, Johnson. $, Stmonar, M. Dorner, J, Depeau, M, Stodote, L URoy, J Jonah H, Jacobs, Page Forlydwo SENIOR Back row G. AUfeen, S. Johnson J Stroobanrs, C. Richard Hencfcel, director Tihrd row—S. Hoppe,, AA Sakntine, K, £verard AA, Haen, S. Seidh O. Krafz, AA. ftuctkl, A, Peot, J, Seidl, B Liebl, L. Charles, C Kinjerski, W, WerteE, G- URoy, D, Krafi, C.. Arendt, L Lannbrecht, 0. Dorn nr, 0 Deprey, A. Ruetkl, T. Soldi The Band has nearly doubled in size in the past three years due to the grade school program starred by Mr. Henckel. This program enables students to enter the Senior Band in their freshman year. The newly organized Dance Band, which is increasing in popularity, perform- ed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. The Dance Band also plans on perform¬ ing at the Spring Concert, Band Officers President Judy Peot Senior Representative Carol Haen junior Representative Barbara Rueckf Sophomore Representative Ann Rueckl Freshman Representative Mary Haen Secretary Margret Dalebroux District Tournament Results Senior Band—I Marchings Band -I State Tournament Results Mike Arendt French-horn Solo—I Judy Peot—French-horn Solo—I Mike Arendt and Judy Peot—French-horn Duet—I Second few M Suehi, D Frisquo, P, Arendr, £. Everard. ft. Radrian, A. BnumgartoJ, D. tabcrger r J. Peoi, L- Arcndt, B. ftucekl. L, Cmeylft, G. Vincent, W, Schley, D, Doell, AA, Ductchor, C. Heen. Pint ro i, Boucher, D, Byrc h r L Duescher, J. Salmon, B Blahnik, J. Seidl, M. Stidl, J. Hoppe, M Dalebrou The Sen tor Girls Glee Club, Boys Chorus, and Mixed Chorus, all under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Seidl, have shown pride, ability, and enthusiasm in ac¬ hieving first ratings for the past two years. Exceptional desire was illustrated last year when the Mixed Chorus advanced to B class and received a first rating. District Tournament Results State Tournament Results Mark Fischer- Vocal Solo— II Boys Chorus—I Sherry De Jardin—Vocal Solo—I Scott Liebl—Vocal Solo— II Senior Girls Glee Club- I Brad Liebl-Vocal Solo—l Scott Liebl and Sherry DeJardin— Mixed Chorus—I Vocal Duet—H JUNIOR BAND Back row—R, Englebert, P. Limbeck, D. Ruben . K. Mue 1- Front row—$. Buresh, M. Arendt, J. Schultz, L. Fager, S ler, T. Werrct, A. pager. Lemen$- PEP BAND Back ro w G Alitcen, J, Pear. 0. Loberger, G, Kratz, M Front row —J. Voucher r 5. Bureih, B Lfebl, L Dyftttber, R. Rueekb G. Vincent, iMu Duetcher, C. Haen, C, Kirtjerjki, L Hcdrian, Dalehroux. lannbrcdit, B, Deprcy, A, Rueckl, T, Seidl, Page Foriy-six BOYS CHORUS Back row. -J. Blahnik 1. De Bnucho, D. Dorner, J. Nejedlo, KmjeTski ft, Ulluwin, Mrs Scitll. Insirutlor. R. Gru fimacher„ D, Raduenz., First ro v—C Ktnjerakl, N. Grai nke, W, Hfrmartj, K Koss, Second row—J. Peoi r B BeUke, W, De Jardin, 0. liebl, D, 5. liebi, A. Nimmer, G Nimmcr, JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back row— K Mellon, A Peot, W Schley, J ftabas. S. Da hike, M Kugel„ F. Gr flunk e, $, Cayemberg Third rcwv JC Zclleiicr, K johanek, L Kinjerski, R. Treml,, B, ArendT, S. Smeestcr, B, Novak, j. V«l)cir. Second fo Mrs. Seidl, P. Wink. E Retzlaff, E Mueller M. Raduenz, E Baumgtrfel, M Stahi. C. Fenendae! First —M Corner, J. Schultz, 0 . Dorner, L Dequaine, C. Johnson,, J, Kudick, ft. Hendricks, R. Blahmk Page Foriy-seven SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB Beck row—--D, Dc Jiircfm, J Harding, B Beirl, S. Cravillion, D. HeF- mans, T Bidke, K. Kollrois. 0. Johnson L Prahl, N. De Bauche. Fourth row— P. De Bouehe, 5, Mahltk, C. Ledvina, J, Baierl, 0, Jos- sari, G Soquet, C. Dequatne. V Mueller, K. Johnson, J. Zellner. Third row M, Barbiaux. D. Atsteon. L Do Jardin . S, Dentinne M. J octet, Eh R«dueni, J, Von Drisse, C. Bader, K . Ropson, D. Raduen . Second row «Mrs. St? id I. J Kudkk, K. Dorner, L De Baker P. Arendt, C Arendt K, Zellner, M, Coppernoll, B Lnglebert, M. Mai core. First row—S Vanrrou, R, tedvine, L, Derenne, B. Merchant, M, Duescher, J, Kropp, L Arendt, E. Hilgendorf J. La Luzerne. MIXED CHORUS Back row—G Nimmer, A. IMimmer 5 LiebL N. Graunkc, 0, Dorner, J. Neiedlo, T £ e Bauchu K Gfut?tzrn cht?r, D Raduenz, W. Hermans, K. Koss, J Btahnik. Fourth row -D Alsteen, 5 , Dorner G, Beirl, J Corner, C. tGn[erski, B. Uebl, D Kinjerski, S Cravillion, T, Belike, D Johnson, j Harding, J. Jonel, Third row- -C. De Kasrer, J Hoppe, 0 , Frisque, D. Jossarf, J. Van Drift , J. Baierl, C. Bader, Y Mueller, C. Lvdvina, S Mahlik, M. Jonet, M, Barbi auk, hi. Do Bauche, W. Dt? Jardin. Second row -M. Bruit, A Gruel zmachtir, fl, Raduenz, P, Dc Bouehe K. Johnson, R. Ulimflnn J, Zellner, M Trdffll, K. Zellner, M. Copper- noil. flu frtglebcri, K, Dorftcr, B. Belike, Mrs Seldl Instructor First row M, Duescher, B RuecM, C Schwab, L, Dorenne, B. Mar chant, S. Vannesi, L. Kortbein, J, Peol, T. Saudi L„ Arendt, J, La Luzerne. Rage Forty-eight Last year Luxemburg Unton High School was able fo send 16 students on to the league contests at Brussels after they received A ' s in the local contest. They were: Sally Hoppe, Lucille Kinjerski, Ann Rueckl, Barbara Rueckl, Scott Liebl, Tom Qorner, Lois Mueler, Brad Liebl, Judy Peot, Judy Harding, Mary Rueckl, Donna De Jardm, Betty Raduenz, Charles Brust, Kay Dewane and Mike Arendt. There were 12 students who received A s at Southern Door and became eligi¬ ble to go on to the District contests at Oshkosh. Those receiving A ' s at league were; Sally Hoppe, Lucille Kinjerski, Ann Rueckl, Barbara Rueckl, Scott Liebl, Tom Oomer, Brad Liebl, Judy Peot, Judy Harding, Betty Raduenz, Kay Dewane, and Mike Arendt. Scott Lieb, Tom Dorner, Brad Liebl, Judy Harding, and Kay Dewane received an A rating at the district level and then went to Madison for the state contests where Brad Liebl and Kay Dewane received an A. These students were under the fine coaching of Mr. Fierst, Mr Klappauf, Mr. Noel, Miss Roberts, Mr. Koehler, and Mr. Schimmels. The coaches for this year are Mr. Fierst, Mr. Noel, Miss Roberts, Mr, Schim- mels, and Mr, Schanhofer. Officers for the Forensics Club this year are; President . ... Judy Harding Vice President Tom Vandervest Secretary _ . Eunice Hifgendorf Treasurer.. . . . . Linda Peot Reporter.. Carol De Kaster Page Forty-nine FORENSICS Back row — L Cmeyii, D. DeJardi rip S. Dorn r, J. Jonel, M. Van Drrssc, R. Paidcr, A Baumgarfd, L, Anderson, 0. Dorn- r Hoppe. M. Bruit, C Bruit, fourth row J. Vclker. M, Paul, B Novak, B. Liebl, M. Lcdvnfifl A. Peoi. M, Such), M, Dorntr. M. Dequainc, J„ Paul, B R.iduenz, S, Vflnneit, D. Kratz. Third row M, Siknbne, L Derenne, B. Merchant, R. Led virta, M. Sefd!, P. Afenctf, S- Dahlia , M. Ruifckt, J. Hoppy W.. Barbiaox, E, Mueller, D , Roduenr. B, Rueckl, 0, Engle- bert. Second row—B Blflbruk, M, Haeu, C. Johnson, M, ArenJi. K. Mueller, 0. Bnrbraux. J, Seidt f I. Seidl, E. SaumgarTei, L. Arendl, R Blahrnk, $«. Bureih, J, PeoT, J, LaLuzeme. Fir$t row D DfluJ, S. Lir bh fi. Ledvina. C. Oe Kesrer, j. Harding, T Vanderveit, E Hlfgerdod, L Peat. Y. Mueller, S Linzmeier. ONE-ACT PLAY L Charles. Miss Roberts, M. Rueekh B. Paicfer, A. Ructkt, M Bruit, L. tCjnjenki. G Nimmer J Harding Absent «S. tiebL Miss Nancy Roberts, the One-Act Play ad- visor, selected Sorry Wrong Number by Lu- cifie Fletcher as this year ' s play This story deals with the gradual insanity and then the murder of a wealthy invalid, {Judy Harding). She is taken to this point of insanity when she overhears a telephone conversation of two men (Bob Paider and Lyle Charles) planning a murder. Aftei many unsuccessful attempts to trace this call and apprehend these killers, she hears the telephone receiver on the extension down¬ stairs click. She tries desperately to get the police for the last time, but the killer reaches her before her attempt is successful. Other members of the cast included Bar¬ bara Rueckl, Mary Rueckl, Lucille Kinjerski, Mary Brush Ann Rueckt, Gary Nimmer and Scott Liebl, SENIOR CLASS PLAYS MILLIE, THE BEAUTIFUL WORKING GIRL W Herman . T Vandervcit D ftuet ' d L Janet, 6, Eng I then, M, Joner. L Venderve ?, G GeWeaurK, S. Liebl„ C Bruit MINOR MIRACLE AA. Sarbiaux, J. Peat. S, LedWna, Daie- brouK, J. la Luzerne, 8 ftadoeni, J, Dorn- er, K. OftlebrouH. BEWARE THE BEAR Page Fifty-one JOURNALISM Back rcw —P. Ar ndr, $. Nopps. J. Jonet, L Vandervest. R. Raider, D Dome?, T, Vender vesi, D. Daul, Fourth row-B, Liebt, J. Hardiny, J. Hoppe, D. DeJardm, L Cmeyla r L„ Cravillion, It. Johnson 6, Barbiau Third row—6. Rttfdaff, M. Paul J Van Drisse, $, Wink, G. Nirnmer, M Jonct D joiner . E. Hilgcndorf, M. Vended Pfas Second row—Mr. Fierit. advisor; ft, Blehnik, S. Vanness, B. Merchant, ft Ledvine, L, Oerenne, B, Rueckf T, Sefdl, L. Arendi, FirsS row P, De Bouche, C Afpndt. M. Barbiaux, S, Johnson, O frisque. D, Alnen, X. Zellner. The Journalism Club offers students with writing ability a chance to express themselves and their ideas in print. By having their articles published in The Wing J the official school paper, students may have Ihe satisfaction of seeing their own work appear in print. The Wing is entirely written edited, and published by the students of the dub with the able assistance of Mr, Fierst, our advisor. The dub has again been able to publish two editions of ' The Wing through the course of the school year. The officers for this year are: Editor . Bob Paider Ass ' t, Editor Mary Barbiaux Copy Editor Barbara Rueck! Sports Editor Tom Vandervest New Editors Eunice Hilgendorf tee Vandervest Secretary Treasurer Sue Johnson Chief Typist Sharon Wink Page Fiity-JwQ I FOOT Me WarL - flat Dial IJon Won Or 0 Cost - Back fOM — L, Yandti H„ Allen, L. Romuald, JL Bins, S. Derenne, 9. Peider, P Mueller. 0. Carlson, P. Vandervesl, J. Me� der. J. Mueller, A. fiaumgand, R. Krati, G. Alsteen, W. Sfodola, Manager, L. Varid- ervetT, Manager, Second ro v — Mr. Anderson, Coach, JL MarceUe, JL Vannest, C Ledvina G, Depeau, A, Ruben, 0. Page Fifty-four BALL fleyer, j. Agamtle, K. Koss, R. Burger, D. OorWf, S. Seidl, S„ Anderson, B. Miller, R. Gruetzmaefief, G. Srahl, Mr, F amerce, Assistant Coach, First rev. -L De Grave, C. Maihu, IF, Jsdin, D. Ruedd, J, Foefcke, K, Dax, fi ladvina, W Herman:, r, Vandervrit, C, Burn, W. Vtndenhoulen, D. Vincent, W. Engleberl. Rage Fifty-five JAY ' S SCORES FOOTBALL The Bluejays, under the direction of Coach And¬ erson, finished another fine season on the gridiron this year with a final rating of three wins, one loss and one tie. Luxemburg ranked second in both defense and in total points scored After winning both of their pre-season non-conference games, they dropped a close one to Southern Door, 6-0 Because of injuries, a few of Luxemburg ' s letter- men were kept out of all or at least a great part of the season, BASKETBALL Coach Fameree did an excellent job coaching this years basketball team considering he had few letter- men back from last year. In the final standings the Jays didn ' t rate too high but in the eyes of Mr, Fame¬ ree he has a great team. It takes more than points to make a team. It takes team work and spirit. These boys have that in victory or defeat FOOTBALL BASKETBALL FOOTBALL SCORES BASKETBALL SCORES (Conference Games) Luxemburg 0 Southern Door 6 Luxemburg 46 Gibraltar 6 Luxemburg 14 Mi shicot 14 Luxemburg 27 Sevastopol 7 Luxemburg 28 Casco 20 {Non-Conference Games) Luxemburg 20 Witienburg 13 Luxemburg 21 EastGreen Bay (J V.) 7 FINAL STANDING W L T b,s. C.P. Mi shicot 4 0 1 126 35 LUXEMBURG 3 1 1 115 53 Sevastopol 3 2 0 U4 52 Casco 2 3 0 73 109 Southern Door 2 3 0 47 64 Gibraltar 0 5 0 25 187 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Ken Dax 14 7 91 Tom Vandervest 3 7 25 Steve SeEdl 2 0 12 Karl Koss 2 0 12 Steve Anderson 1 0 6 Connie Ledvina 1 0 6 Ronnie ledvina 0 2 2 Dick Rueckl 0 1 1 Jimmy Marcella 0 1 1 (Conference Games) Luxemburg 92 Sevastopol 59 Luxemburg 52 Southern Door 57 Luxemburg 52 Casco 75 Luxemburg 50 Gibraltar 66 Luxemburg 54 Mishicot 76 Luxemburg 70 Sevastopol 47 Luxemburg 48 Southern Door 51 Luxemburg 69 Casco 73 Luxemburg 63 Gibraltar 77 Luxemburg 58 Mishicot 76 (Non-Conference Games) Luxemburg 55 Denmark 70 Luxemburg 95 Bayport 24 Luxemburg 57 Atgoma 69 Luxemburg 65 Kewaunee 86 Luxemburg 85 Bayport 18 Tournament Game Luxemburg 54 Reedsvtlle 88 BASKETBALL Si SounJ ft I in J 3n -3 SounJ H 1 W H? ' Wp nr I I — 1 K, Koss, 5. Scidl, L. Vnndervcsf, K Dax, $, Anderson, D, Famefee, coach; W. Vanden Houtcn. manager. Rueckl, P Mueller. J Foe like, R. Ledvina, 2. Miller, Mr, Back row—-W Vendon Houten, manager; J, Bins, A. Baumgartel D Dorncr, R. Greytrmacher, P Vaodervest, C. Ledvirva, Mr. SchanhoFer, cofceh- Front row L Yanda. KL EngJeberf, 0. Paider, S. Derennc 0. Ruben, E, Ledvin Page Fifty-seven BASEBALL -Act WJf Ijouc m tere Back row—0. Beyer,, manager; R. Boreah L Foelske, j. L. Romuald, Mf + Champa, coach, Vamtess, W Stodolt, R„ Mlffziv , First row-—0 Davlite , 0, De Grand, R. OeGfoot, L Shef- Setond row —G. Dcpea u, L DoGrave, F, Jadin., O Budzba n, chik, €♦ Mathu, The Baseball ream, under the direction of Mr. Frank Chalupa, had a seasonal record of one win and six losses. Although the final standing left she Jays on the bottom they had a good year. More goes into making a team than winning. A team must work together under their coach and these boys did just that. CONFERENCE GAMES Luxemburg 9 Casco 10 Luxemburg 9 Southern Door 18 Luxemburg 5 Gibralter 8 Luxemburg 6 Mfshicot 3 Luxemburg 1 Sevas tapol 11 NON-CONFERENCE GAMES Luxemburg 0 Denmark 7 Luxemburg 0 Kewaunee 10 INDIVIDUAL BATTING AVERAGES AB R H Av, Richard Dorner 22 4 8 .364 James Vanness 18 1 5 .278 Robert DeGroot 20 5 5 .250 tarry Romuald 8 3 2 ,250 Carl Mathu 17 2 4 .235 John Foelske 21 3 4 .193 Dale Davister 6 3 3 ,188 George Stahl 23 4 4 .174 Joe Nejedlo 8 0 1 ,125 Dennis Budzban 19 3 2 .125 Norman Nejedlo 6 0 0 .000 Micheal Davister 5 2 0 .000 Leroy De Grave 4 0 0 .000 Warren Jadin 2 0 0 .000 Francis Jadin 1 0 0 .000 Dan De Grand 1 0 0 .000 Len Shefchik 0 0 0 .000 Roger Buresh 0 0 0 .000 Page Fifty-eight TRACK 3l M. on or Back t w —A Rubenj D, Vincent, K Da D. Loberg r, J. Aganiiro, D. Dorrwjr. ft. Ofurtimach f, R. Raider, R. Mailer L. Gomand. Fourth row G Vinceni, G. Kfita, W Hermans, F. Vander vett, t Vandervast S. AndfrriOn, T. De Bauche., E. Rueckl, D Rueckl. D Heim, P Mueller. Third row—K. Kom, J. Bint, C. Ledvina. J Marcetle, 5 - SeidL ft Berger P Vonderveit. L Venden Houton ft, Krartz. Second row—Mr, And or von. Coach, W. Mouftt ti J Mar- ceBe, L Mustier, J. Meteor. L DavHifr, X, Depiry S, Dcren- rae, A. BaMitigartel. Mr Fameree, Coach First row — F. Michiels, G. Stahl, K ErvgEebeft, t Yanda, K. De Jardin, t Servaia, R Moens. F Do Brovx, K Di esch er. Coach Anton Anderson awarded letters to twenty members of his 1963 Luxemburg track team, which won its third straight Peninsula Conference crown and its sixth title since track started in 1956. The Bluejays also won four duai meets, two traingular meets, and a third place finish in the Class B W.I.A.A, sectional at Green TOP TEN SCORERS Jerry VanDrjsse .11014 Jack Wink ... . . . . 83 4 Larry Metzler . . . . 70 Ken Dax , , 65% Tom Vandervest AAVi Rrck Berger .40Vh John Wilquet , . . . , 39Vi Tom Sheffy 39 Ed Rueckt . . . 22 Ron Gruetzmacher 22 SCORES Luxemburg 87 Mishicot 31 Luxemburg IOOVj Casco 7 x h Luxemburg 86 Southern Door 32 Luxemburg 81 Vi Sevastopol 36V4 Bay. Jerry VanDrisse, John Wilquet, and Jack Wink went to the state meet, Jerry and John failed to qualify for the finals, but Jack placed fifth in the mile run. It was Jack ' s third year at state. TRIANGULAR MEETS Luxemburg 87Vs Algoma 42 1 Casco 18 Luxemburg 93 Kewaunee 44 Casco 11 CONFERENCE MEET Luxemburg 84 Southern Door 39V 3 Sevastopol 36V 2 Mishicot 28 Casco 14 Pag? Filty-nifie WRESTLING CHAMPS DL Wan Who Can Dlght Do Mean, .JJeigtil Back row—L lannbreehL K. DeJardln T Janet, L. Gomand, D. Be cl, J- GronneM, A F qflr, B. Davister L. De Grave, A. Vand n. Buih f J Darner, L Davbier, Fourih few —O Mai fly, 0 Xinjj rslu t D. jfluquer L. Wachal, A. Ruben, Vi Paqui . N. Falrih, P Lie heck L. Dimmer, . □ ejardin,. F, De Brdox, 0, Laes. Third row C, Dueichor, L Treml, V. TremL i Dorner, R, De Baker, J, Convene, (C DuB-cm, S. DeJardin, R. DeBauche, W. Moui ' eiu,, Doriur, B Belike, G, Dari. Second row—0, Wery, J, Mercelle, J Kolhoss, C kinjer ski, W, LegOiS, D, toberger, G, Depefty, P. Mkhtels, D, Budzban, L Sampo. F. Fatah, L Shetchifc, Mr. Chalupa, caadu Fjrsf row—J. Vanne.ii, manager; R. Berger W. Beirl, L Shefchik, S De Grool. D i. ' avisk-r, J, MarreUt 0, De Grand G. De Champs, G. S� hl, G, Daviiiet, D. Beyer, L Prevosi, R, Xrarz. WRESTLING CHAMPS The Luxemburg Wrestlers finished another fine season this year under the direction of Coach Frank Chalupa. The Bluejay matmen went undefeated with a final record of 14 wins and no fosses. They finished first in the conference with a total of 198 points while holding I heir opponents to 58 points. The highlight of the season came when Luxemburg defeated Cole¬ man by a single point, Cole man ' s only defeat of the year. The Bluejays scored 121 points to win the WlAA (Meets) (1 4-0) Luxemburg 32 Sevastopol 14 Luxemburg 38 West Green Bay 10 Luxemburg 39 Oconto 3 Luxemburg 40 Oconto Falls 5 Luxemburg 41 Southern Door 9 Luxemburg 43 Mishicot 10 Luxemburg 29 Manitowoc 13 Luxemburg 42 East Green Bay 5 Luxemburg 31 Sevastopol 8 Luxemburg 38 Sturgeon Bay 9 Luxemburg 21 Coleman 20 Luxemburg 30 Southern Door Luxemburg 35 Preble 10 Luxemburg 29 Manitowoc 13 488 142 regional tournament at Manitowoc and placed 8 boys in the sectional at Preble, They then scored 64 points to place second in the W1AA sectional at Preble. Coleman won I he meet by scoring 79 points, Pat Mi chiefs, Dale Davister, and Bob De Groot won championships and Leonard Shefchik won second, all earning the right to compete at Madn son next week. Posting the best records were Dale Davister 1 9-0; Pat Michiels 16-0-1; Berger 12-2, Leonard Shefchik 18-1; and Rick SCORES OF LETTER WINNERS W L T Dale Davister 18 0 a ten Shefchik 18 1 0 Pal Michiels 17 0 1 Bob DeGroot 14 1 2 Larry Prevost 13 3 1 Rick Berger 12 2 0 Dan DeGrand 12 4 3 Don Budzban 12 6 1 Wallace Baierl 9 4 2 Glen Davister 7 6 2 Gian Stahl 7 8 1 Gary DeChamps 5 1 3 Gerald Marcelle 1 0 0 Leroy Shefchiek 1 2 1 t f CLUB Who Can ten Sack row — 0. Vincent R Grueizmactatr, B. Paider, j_ Ne¬ edle, R. Ledvina, J. Fodake, 0. Loberger, 0. Corner, P. Moellet Fourth row -L DeGrfrv , R, Rodrian, $. Anderson, W, En gleberi, ft De Grool, D. Beyer. W. Slodda, D. Bt,diban. third row—P, MfchMl, W Baieri, W. Vandfcn Houten r J, Van nets, D. Heim, E. RuetkL C. tedwina, D Dc Grand, W. Moureai.. Second row 0- Caviller. (?. Bureih, L. Romuald. K. Ko� . 5. $eidt, J 8tni G, Wtarcclle C. Marini, G. DeChamps, First row- R, Ruetkl C Sfu C T. Vanderwtfl, R. Berger Kr Da , ft, Miller, L Shefchik, W Hermans L Vandervest. In order to be a member of the L Ciub a boy must have earned a letter m at least one sport. The boys are awarded letters on the basis of help to the learn, whether ir be as one of the starting lineup or as a member of the team seen only in practice. This is done because without the second string the first string would be unable to compete against other competition. Page StKry-one PEP CLUB Back row T Njmfoer, H. DeHeman, N. Prevosi, W, Schley, J 5, Do hike, J, Jonet, G, Vincent ft, Pakief, J. Seidl, J Sfcidl, M, Paque, J, Gi-onnerr, Seventh row A Nimmcr, G N.mmer, L Charles. F Gr un- ke. M Van Dritie. D Doul, J, Hoppe ft, StodoU, G. De Champ?. 1 Reilke, K. ' olirass L Vincent, 0. Jossart. S� � cfh row J Hiding, M. Brut?. } Seidh J. Van Drissey E RelxJaff, Vi. Tr ?ml, K Job man, P„ Dr Etouchet, J. Salmon, J. Boucher. L Figer, $. Umem, 5, tinzmetor B. Novak. Fifth row M. Downer, ft, Jeonquart, S. Mahhk. B, Arendt, S. Smeettar, B Pornmier, K Johanek. K, Mellen, N Oe Bayche, J. SeidJ, M Ledvna, C. Fenemdael, E, Baum gartel. B. Ledvina, Fourth row K, Mueller, M. Sfodds, J. AUleen, B. Mer¬ chant. I!, ted vine,, L Dcrcnne M. Mdlen, ft. Hendrick , K. Domer, J Kropp, L. Arendi, J. Depeau, W BouchonvilSe, L. Cofry P. Wink., Third few Mr Noel, adv.tor S. Bureah, C Johnson, M, Arendl, A4„ Haen. B, Blahmk, R„ BUhnik. L Korlbejn, M, Vanden Pias, Dv Bureih, AA. Delcoro, j. Wery, V- Zennef, J. Gaedlke, 0. Paider Second row A. Pcot, i. De Baker K ftopson, f Mlezivo, E, Hilgcndorf, K. Englcbcrt, S, Wink, E. ftuackl, M. Dale- broux, P. Arandt, S, Dantinne, K. Daiebroux, M jonet, L Cmeyla. First row D DcJardin, M. Rycrkl, C Arondt, B. Barbiaux, T, SeidL B Englebprt, M, EWbiaux, D„ Frisque, S Johnson, J. Stroobants, L Anderson, M. Haen, L. Arendl The Pep Club has been organized to pro¬ mote school spirit. There are over 100 mem¬ bers in this club, and they back the cheer¬ leaders during games. In order that we might help the cheerleaders go to camp, sweatshirts and pom poms are sold. Each member must pay his dues, and follow the rules and regula¬ tions of the club. The advisor of the dub is Mr. Noel. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sharron Wink Ken Englebert Margaret Dalebroux Eunice Hrlgendorf Reporter Ed RueckI Page Sixty iwo CHEERLEADERS VL Bflrbifl ' ux, S. Johnson, J. Stroobants, D. Fnsqut B. Engta Crt. ! Scidt, C Arendt, D. De Jardin, M + ftueck!, B Barbiaux Page Sixty-three Since 1945, when Mr, Anderson came to our school, he has held an excellent record in the field of sports He started his Luxemburg coaching career in 1945 by leading the Blue- jay gridders to a co-championship with Mishi- cot, In 1947 Coach Anderson picked up an¬ other co-championship, this time it was in bas¬ ketball with Casco Things slowed down for three years until 1951 when the Jays did not settle for being co-champs but had a double header. They took the championship in both football and basketball, In ' 52 and 56 the Btuejays, under Mr. Anderson ' s direction, add¬ ed two more trophies to the trphy case. Then two years later in 1958 and again in ' 59 the record of 1951 almost repeated itself when the Blue jays became conference co-champs in basketball and went undefeated in football. In the past three years, Luxemburg has taken a championship in at least one sport. Over the years, Mr. Anderson has proven himself 1o us, the students of L. K S,, as a wonderful football and basketball coach. When Mr. Anderson retired from Basketball coaching in 1962, Mr, Fameree took his place at the sidelines. Mr. iFameree had been Phy¬ sical Education instructor and assistant coach since he came to Luxemburg in 1956. Last year and this year Mr. Famere has proven himself to be an excellent coach by produc¬ ing a good team. Coach Fameree had little to work with during his two years as head coach because of his loss of letrermen. When given the right material he will put together a cham¬ pion basketball team. Mr. Chalupa, as assistant football coach and head wrestling coach, has also proven him¬ self to be outstanding in his field. When a job was to be done Mr. Chalupa was there to do it Now in his seventeenth year at L. H. 5. He has again produced a good wrestling ream. With his guidance they are not only excellent wrestlers but also good sports. He has sent boys to Madison who have come back with a state-championship, It can plainly be seen that we, the students at L, H, $., are very proud of our coaching staff and we know that they will continue to produce champions. Page Sixry-four King Ken Dax chose Mary Barbiaux as his queen for the 1963 Homecoming, which was held Octo¬ ber 1 ]. Festivities included skits, presented by each class and the cheerleaders, and a bonfire held before the game at the fairgrounds. At night the Blueiays beat Sevastopol in the foot¬ ball game, 27-7. After the game, a dance was held in the gym¬ nasium, which was beautifully decorated to bring out the theme Moments lo Remember. Members of the Court of Honor were- Sandi Ledvma and Chuck Brust Judy Salmon and Wayne Englebert Mary Arendt and Ron Ledvina Kathy Dalebroux and Lee Vandervest AAargre! Dalebroux and John Foelske Diane Buresh and Wayne Stodola Donna De Jardrn and Wayne Hermans Jean Stroobants and Tom Vandervest Julie La Luzerne and Dick Rueckl Marcia Coppernoll and Wayne Van den Houten Molly Colle and Dale Vincent HOMECOMING Page Sixiysi JUNIOR PROM On April 26, 1963, Kathy Dalebroux was crowned Queen of the annual Junior Prom by the King Tom Vandervest, The gym was ac¬ cented by palm trees and a sunset mural carry¬ ing out the theme Hawaiian Sunset, Couples danced to the ciub style music furnished by the Gentlemen. Those on the Court of Honor were: Pixie Barbiaux and Lee Vandervest Linda De Jardin and Jim Jonet; Bonnie Englebert and Ken Dax; Julie La Luzerne and Dick Rueckl; and Sandi Ledvina and Ron Ledvina. INITIATION On September 25, the annual Initiation pro¬ gram was sponsored by the Junior class. The fun-filled program was under the fine direc¬ tion of Mr. Lyle Noe!, 102 freshmen and 1 teacher were subjected to the horrors of the ' Trial of Terror. A capacity crowd enjoyed a iaughter ftlled evening. Page $ixty-eigh! HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Homecoming, 1963, was again an exciting day for the students at Luxemburg High The program began with skits in the afternoon, a a bonfire at dusk, and was climaxed by a football victory at night, The mild autumn day, with a crisp wind and cloudless sky, made a perfect setting for a memorable event. Paqft Sixty-nino BUS DRIVERS [Jack row R„ Fameree, A. Anderson. G, Roeck!. Front ow—D, Schimnwta, 0, Baumgartner, G. Koehler, R Lee D„ Dax DRIVERS EDUCATION k r Lodvlna, L Derenfie, Mr tnitruclOr. Page Seventy MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT ESTHER THEYS BERT THEYS ALICE DEPAS The head of our maintenance department, the good humored Albert Theys, ,$ indeed as beloved a sight as the very halts he so faithfully keeps immaculate. Ii may be noted that Bert ' ' does such a consistently good job that he has never needed to fear a health inspector. He and his two assistants, Esther Theys and Alice De Pas, are waging a never ending war against dirt, knowing that they can never conquer but merely hold in check the enemy. It ts for their fortitude and jovial disposition that we admire them. We are giad they are truly a part of us. OUR JOVIAL COOKS The great task of planning and serving a balanced meai is assumed by our three wonderful cooks. Myrtle Dequaine, Leona Mueller, and Evelyn Ross, The fame of their delicious meals has indeed spread far and wide, and man) growL mg stomachs await satisfaction long before dinner is served. No three such de¬ lightful personalities exist anywhere else in the world! Our cooks are so worried about the lighter members of our set that they usually give us an extra helping to make us look healthier, This annual salutes the world s happiest kitchen, Page Seventy-one? ALUMNI Bank row N. Nejedlo, K Oorntf, J Marlin, 0 Warcclte, J. Hater 1 , F. Vickman, J. Siokei, T, Dorner J Dorner, J : , Dorner, j Dellemann, W, Gruetzmather, L. Mettler, Jadin, J, Viirvdniie, I. Stheflfy. Fourth row J. Wink J. Loberger, j. Wjtqucr. Kl. SeidL M. Afendt, R, Oorncr, W. Seifert. S. Barren, L Duquaino, R Boulanger, G. Stahl, F. Lemons, Ml Pitcher, W. Soquel, M. Bader. Third row -C- Le Grave, i Zeltner G Paul, S, Daul, K. Dewene. D, MaHik. L. Mueller M Seirl, K, Colic, C Jauquii, J. Agamite, H + Tremli D« Zellncr, R Adams, Second row L. Shekhik, W, Jadfn, 5. Dejardfn. C BouchonviHe. K_ Hendricki, D, Soouct, B, tC� nfer$lii� M. tu Miiye, M Ledvina, D Wachat, M. Vanden Pla f G. Borlrand, ) AiMvitz First row B, Michrals. A Dgrennc, 0 Ducal. S Retry. B. Boucher, L Theys, J, Zcitlcr, K Foelike, R Theyei, 0 Le Roy, Aft, Christoph, D. Arendt. D. Vender Hooten. M. Davister Page Seventy (wo TEACHERS AT WORK GEORGE V. GREGOR EUNICE HANNON ANTONE ANDERSON FRANK CHALUPA DONALD SHIMMELS JAMES MARCKS DOROTHY SEIDL DAVID BAUMGARTNER RUSSEL FAMEREE C. RICHARD HENCKEL JOSEPH FI ERST GLENN KOEHLER ROGER LEE JANET MAGNIN LYLE NOEL GEORGE SCHEFDORE IRVING GA8RILSKA NANCY ROBERTS MARGIE PAQUE ALPHIN ERICKSON MICHAEL SCHANHOFER MARY JANE LEDVINA SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER: 3—School begins, 9-Lyceum-El Codl 10— B Team Football, 13—Freshmen pictures, 14 - Football 7— 4, B 1 Team Football. 21—Football 23—Magazine campaign begins, 25— Initiation, 26— Freshman Football 27— Lyceum Thomas Ditton ' Football 30—SCAT Test—Sophomores B Team Football OCTOBER: 1- SCAT Tests Sophomores 2— STEP Tests—Sophomores 3- Hemman Nelson Test—Juniors and Fresh¬ men Freshman Football 4— Football 7— Teacher ' s meeting—No school 8— Lyceum-Charles King B Team Football 9— Lyceum-Puppets 10 Freshman Football 11-Football Homecoming” 18—Football 22— B Team Football 23— Lyceum-Computer Sense 25— Halloween Dance 30—LyceunvYour Friends the Snakes NOVEMBER: 4 Enel of first nine weeks. 7 8-Teacher ' s meeting, 13-FHA Rally, 15—Open House. 21 22—Thanksgiving Vacation. 22— Basketball, 23— Wrestling, 26— Basketball. 27— Wrestling.. DECEMBER: 3—Wrestling Basketball 6—Wrestling Basketball 7 8 Senior Class Play; Three One Act Plays , Minor Miracle , Beware the Bear , and Millie the Beautiful Work ing Girl , 13—Basketball 15—Christmas Concert 17—Wrestling Pago Seventy-fouf SCHOOL CALENDAR 1 7—Wrestling 14—Basketball 19-FHA Christmas Party 19-Easkefbalf 20—Christmas Program 21 —Wrestling Basketball 23-Jan. 3—Christmas Vacat ion JANUARY: 4—Wrestling Basketball 28 State Wrestling Tournament MARCH: 6—Basketball Wrestling Tournament 6 - Vacation Ends 13—State Wrestling Tournament (Madison) 7 Wrestling 1 8 Lyceum 8—iyceum Joan of Arc 27-30— Easter Vacation 10—Basketball 31 — Lyceum-Nat. Puppet Theatre 1 1 —Wrestling APRIL; 15—Lyceum-Ede Pfeiffer 17—Basketball 20—End of first semesier. 23—Wrestling 24 Basketball 1 End of third nine weeks. 13—Basketball 17—F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet 23- Basebail 24— Prom 30—P.T.A. Meeting 30-Lyceum-Walter Berlet 31 —Wrestling Baseball Basketball MAY: FEBRUARY: 1 —Baseball 7-Basketball B—Wrestling 10—Lyceum-Arnold Moehs 2- Baseball 1 4- Baseball 20— Lyceum-Fred Lowery 21— Baseball 11 Wrestling 26-29—Final Examinations 12—Wrestling 31—Memorial Day Program Page Sevenfy-fivij LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE . . . With the passage of years, you may look upon Ibis school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam of know¬ ledge. To preserve a record of these moments and your countless other experiences, this annual strives to capture the ' eyes ' and ' mind 1 ' of the scholarship, the leader¬ ship, the activities, and the character of m Luxemburg High School. HARMANN STUDIOS Your School Photographer Page Seventy-six For Distinctive Home Furnishings Try McMAHON’S of Luxemburg “Give Her a Lane Cedar Chest The Perfect Graduation GIFT. Everything for the Home . . , FURNITURE CARPETING ACCESSORIES r Ua+tX Jlumbe i t fa ' idwa ' ie, One. COMPLETE BUILDING HARDWARE MATERIAL, MILLWORK AND PAINT PHONE§ - TOwnsend 6-2836 We Make Keys P. O. ADDRESS Luxemburg 845-2069 R.F.D. 2 DYCKESVILLE, WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF THE LUXEMBURG MEDICAL CLINIC Page Seventy-seven. HOIOA LUMBER FARM BUILDING SUPPLY CO. ■ COMPANY Quality Pole Buildings STAR-BILT Industrial Buildings Green Bay ' s Name Richland Buildings In Building Materials Square Timber-Insulated Barns IS45 WILLOW ST • PHONE 437-7558 u a Mile East of Luxemburg On Highway 54 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG—WISCONSIN SIMONAR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS 24 Hour Towing OF Featuring an ALL STAR CAST DR, C. H. FLETCHER In The Heavyweight Division MISS PULL LIL MISS SUPER Phone Casco 837-2155 In The Lightweight Division AND LIL JERK ENYTIME, ENYWHERE DR. R. S. DOW Phone 845-4445 Luxemburg, Wis Phone Lux. 845-2120 DENIS SPORT SHOP JOHNSON ' S FORD SALES SERVICE Official Luxemburg PHONE LUXEMBURG School Jackets 845-2212 922 MAIN STREET Phone LUXEMBURG R. 3 GREEN BAY, WIS. 435-1473 Pag£ Seventy ejghr Compliments of MUSICIANS ' REPAIR SUPPLY CURTISS BREEDING SERVICE Band Instruments Accessories LLOYD WINK-DISTRIBUTOR Repair on all Instruments Plating and Lacquering Phone Luxemburg—845-2045 PH. 437-1770 2246 Willow Street Phone Green flay—435-9365 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN Compliments of JIMS ' PLUMBING PREBLE STATE BANK And HEATING Car Loans Home Improvements loans Hot Water Heating Corner Willow Henry Green Bay, Wis. Plumbing Fixtures PH. 437-0888 24 HOUR SERVICE Open Until 5:00 p.m, Daily Friday Until 8:00 p.m Phone 845-2444 Luxemburg, Wis. MEMBER F.D.I.C. NELSON MACHINERY BOILER CO. ANDREWS OIL CO. LUXEMBURG, WIS. 125 North Pearl St. PHILLIPS 66 Green Bay, Wisconsin Gasoline — Fuel Oils — Philgas Motor Oils DELTA - SKIL - LOGAN Phone 845-2045 to Page Severity-nine Compliments of Compliments of NORM ' S RESTAURANT THE KEWAUNEE COUNTY FAIR 730 North Quincy St. LUXEMBURG, WIS. Phone 437-7990 RACING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Green Bay Wisconsin DURING THE SUMMER GAMBLE STORE SEIDL ELECTRIC Appliances MOTOROLA RADIO TV Residential Commercial Hardware Wiring GEORGE LEMENS Owner Phone 845-2511 Luxemburg, Wisconsin Luxemburg, Wisconsin ROPSON MOTOR SALES VERIFINE DAIRY PRODUCTS Automobile Wrecker Linus Hermans Repairing Service Radiator Cleaning Repairing Distributor 24 HOUR SERVICE Day Phone 487-2102 [ Night Phone 487-3315 HERMAN ' S MEAT MARKET Home Made Sausages ROPSON FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Meat Cut To Your Order Phone 487-2411 Phone 845-2822 I SALES SERVICE 305 Steele Street Algoma, Wis. Luxemburg Wisconsin Page Etghly BADGER THE F. KASTER CO. Unusual Art Pieces � Master Pieces In Religious Goods STATE CHEESE CO. MANUFACTURERS AND ASSEMBLERS OF AMERICAN CHEESE 321 Pine Street Ph. 432-0233 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN BARTELT BUSINESS MACHINES Inc. 1236 Main Street Phone: 437-6553 Green Bay, Wisconsin 54302 Distributor of Products By ROYAL Every Year More ROYAL Typewriters Are Bought In America Than Any Other Brand RELIANCE PUBLISHING CO. YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS P. O. BOX 534 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN Page Eighfy-orte Rose Beauty Salon Rotella GUI-i, Mgr. Hair Styling, Coloring, Cutting Permanent Waving Phone 845-2455 Luxemburg, Wis, La Luzerne ' s General Store Groceries and Hardware Phone 845-2005 Duval, Wis. Compliments of Bay Ridge Specialty Phone 845-2828 Luxemburg, Wis. F, TEBQN SONS Washed Sand Gravel Ready Mix Casco, Wis. DICK CHARLES LUXEMBURG WELD REPAIR DUQUAINE Electric Weldinq LUMBER CO., INC. TV RADIO SERVICE and Machine Work Steel Wagons, Racks Everything for Phone 432-7974 Conveyor Barn Cleaners Home • Farm • Business 1717 Willow Street Lincoln Electric Welders Phone 866-2363 Green Bay, Wis, JOE BAIERL Phone 845-2911 New Franken, Wis. -——-- Compliments of CARLSON HEATING SHEET METAL DYCKESVIUE SUPER SERVICE Mobil Products Accessories With a complete line of heating and J i ou t mu tj ' l wu i k Luxemburg, Wis, Phone 845-2882 Goodyear Tires Tubes A.A,A, Service lO 6-2831 — Phones — Lux 845-2687 ALTHEA ' S PRIMROSE RAY KUBALE RESTAURANT BEAUTY SALON HAIR STYLING HOME MADE ITALIAN HAIR CUTTING PIZZA SERVICE PERMANENT WAVING Phone 845-2777 LUXEMBURG, WIS. Phone 845-2106 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN t Page Eighty-two VAN DRJSSE OIL COMPANY NORMAN M. VAN DRISSE Prop. MOBIL GAS MOBIL OIL Burner Serviee-Goodyear Tires Drivers MERLIN NIGHORN NEW FRANKEN JIM VAN DRISSE LUXEMBURG DON BERGER, Mechanic Compliments of DR. E. J. DEWANE DENTIST Phone IUXEMBURG 845-2361 PETE ' S BAIT AND TACKLE SHOP SOFT SHELL CRABS MINNOWS WORMS NITE CRAWLERS-HELLGRAMITES MR. MRS. PETE BOERSHINGER Proprietors 2340 WILLOW STREET GREEN BAY, WIS. LUXEMBURG MOTOR CO. MASSEY FERGUSON NEW IDEA GEHL FARM MACHINERY Phone Luxemburg 845-2011 NEW FRANKEN STATE BANK NEW FRANKEN, WISCONSIN COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE MEMBER OF THE F.D.I.C. CUFF WALL Motor Seles, Inc. Your Oldsmobile Dealer 426 N. WASHINGTON GREEN BAY, WIS. Compliments of WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE ALGOMA WISCONSIN Red V IHangcr „ I” «• • GREEN BAY ' S MOST EXCITING STORE FOR YOUNG MEN. WASHINGTON PINE GREEN BAY, WIS. Page Eighty-three MICHIEL ' S General Store Groceries and Hardware Sugar Bush, Wisconsin Union 3-3554 Compliments of DYCKESVILLE BARBER SHOP Dean Ransom Compliments of GERMAN PETE ' S BAR South Luxemburg A. L. G RE I LING CO. Dealer In General Merchandise Roofing 8c Repair Work New Fran ken, Wis, RODRIAN ' S Repair Shop Welding FRITZ ' S CASH MKT. MEATS GROCERIES HY. 54 NEW FRANKEN Phone TO 6-2411 HRUSKA CO. Farm 8 Home Supplies Feeds Seeds Phone 845-2242 STILLER ' S ☆ KODAK CAMERAS ☆ Music ☆ 210-212 Cherry St GREEN BAY, WIS. MIKES SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Batteries, Tires and other Phillips 66 Products Corner 54 and 1 63 Phone 845-2045 Luxemburg, Wis. — —t—.—-- TRUTTMANN HARDWARE CO. Builders Hardware Power Tools Housewares and Home Appliances Phone 437-2401 1244 MAIN STREET Green Bay, Wis. SEILER OIL CO. Your Tire Headquarters AAA Service Phone 487-9988 Algcma, Wis. JULE CHARLIER Jeweler Gifts That l ast Luxemburg, Wis. ROBERT DAUL Custom Slaughtering Beef Quarters Hogs Meat Cutting Phone 845-2612 Luxemburg, Wisconsin Compliments of Hansen ' s Dairy Inc. 1756 Willow Street Green Bay, Wis. STREBEL ' S Sinclair Service BRIGGS STRATTON Gould Batteries Kelly Tires AAA Service Phone TO 6-2712 Cor. Hy. 54 T New Franken, Wis. GEORGE ' S CITY SERVICE Phone 845-2363 Luxemburg, Wisconsin Page Eighty four LEN 5EIDL Real Estate and Insurance LUXEMBURG CLEANERS TAILORS Professional Dry cleaning Phone 845-2366 MARV BER ' S RESTAURANT Chicken Ham Dinners Phone 2021 MARVIN JACOBS Prop. CASCO, WIS HEGEL ' S RED OWL STORE Tony Flegel, Mgr. Luxemburg, Wis. DON ' S BAKERY Wedding Cakes Danish Pastry, Pies, Bread, Buns, Rolls Phone 845-2002 Luxemburg, Wis OPEN DAILY KOHLBECKS Quality Clothes Over 75 Years of Services ALGOMA, WISCONSIN SCHWAB ' S SHOE STORE Complete Line of Shoes Rubbers Since 1903 Phone 845 2121 Luxemburg, Wis, FARMERS ' TRADING CO. Kelvin a tor Stoves Si Refrigerators Hot Point Stoves Refrigerators Capri Freezers Zenith Radio Si TV Compliments of LUXEMBURG PLUMBING HEATING Bill Hermans Prop, Phone 845-2200 Luxemburg, Wis. Compliments of CURLY CRAVULION ' S Barber Shop Luxemburg, Wis. Compliments of ZEMLIKA ' S DRUG STORE ★ Luxemburg, Wis. Congratulations to the CLASS of ' 64 A Well Wisher Feld Realty Co. Luxemburg, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 64 LUXEMBURG MILLING CO., INC. JOHN CHRtSTOFFERSON, Pres. Page EEghry-five BULK TANK BARBIAUX APPLIANCE BOTTLE GAS Clem Blah Barbiaux GAS Appliances Maytag — Tappan G.E. Stoves PHONE Refrigerators—Freezers LUXEMBURG 845-2992 WISCONSIN Compliments Of The LUXEMBURG NEWS AND KEWAUNEE ENTERPRISE PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS LUXEMBURG KEWAUNEE SELL ' S CHEVROLET HftVtCt Sales — Service Telephone 845-2340 LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN CHEVROLET phone BERT ' S 845-9000 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT AT ALL TIMES Plate Lunches at Noon Supper Chicken Ham Dinners Hamburgers Chile Soup WELCOME Open 8:00 A M. - 1:00 A.M. WELCOME Right Across The Road From The New High School FEATURES FISH PLATE LUNCHES-FRI, Page Eighty-six 1 KEWAUNEE IMPLEMENT COMPANY JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLYDE ' S JEWELRY 1267 MAIN STREET 413 WEST WALNUT STREET GREEN BAY WISCONSIN GREEN BAY WELDING SUPPLY, INC. Everything For Welding 429 North Quincy Street GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN RHONE 437-0814 RUECKl ' S FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERING 117 Steele Street, Algoma Phone 487-3141 Pige Ekjhly ' Suven Compliments of —- Compliments of M� LAKE TO LAKE DAIRY COOPERATIVE 1606 ERIE AVENUE SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN S E I D L CONSTRUCTION LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 64 From VICTOR A. NOWAK CO. - For The Finest - Class Rings Announcements 623 NORTH 2ND STREET MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN WE HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO ADVERTIZE WE HAVE ONLY NICE CARS THOME -LAES MOTOR CO., INC. 1515 WILLOW STREET HIGHWAY 57 Phone 432-8935 Green Bay, Wis Page Eighlyneiyhi SCHOOL SUPPLIES Made In Manitowoc, Wisconsin And Sold Throughout Seven Midwestern States LUXEMBURG MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers And Dealers Building Material-Pole Buildings Grain—Feed-Coal Phone 845-2331 Luxemburg, Wisconsin KOHLBECK ' S MEATS and GROCERIES PHONE 845-2800 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN LEON LIBAL General Merchandise Phone 136F3 PILSEN, WIS. DE BAKER, INC. HARDWARE ELECTRIC Phone 432-6205 1737 Willow St Electrical Contracting — Wiring Fixtures TV — Radios — Tools Home Garden Supplies — Paint GREEN BAY WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG IMPLEMENT COMPANY Farmal Tractors McCormick Farm Machinery International Trucks Badger—Algom a Fox Forage Masters James way Farm Equipment Remington Mall Chain Saws Self Unloading Boxes Phone 845-2929 Luxemburg, Wis. Page Er thy-rtint.: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 BANK OF LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN Complete Banking Facilities For All Members of the Federal Reserve System Members of the F.D.I.C. COMPLIMENTS OF BERTRAND’S SPORT SHOP Special Prices on KAYE BROS. SCHOOL JACKETS GREEN BAY WISCONSIN Page Ninety Two Great Green Bay Prange Stores Located Downtown and Budget Center Serving Northeastern Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF THE WISCONSIN STATE BANK THE BANK YOUR CONFIDENCE BUILT OVER $1 7,000,000 RESOURCES WATCH US GROW MEMBER F.D.I.C 1355 MAIN STREET GREEN BAY WISCONSIN Page Ninety-one