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

Page 9 text:

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

Page 8 text:

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

Page 10 text:

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