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

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LEONARD YANDA H y ktdi look whit Whfcihei did few mr Foolbill 1,2 Biiketbitl X%4 Eyeball 3,4 Track 1,2 M n 9 r 2 Monitor 4 ImrtAfian ComMilttii 3 T Club 3,4 IN MEMORIAM JOSEPH PAUL Born July 10, 1948 Died November 20, 1965 ' Tomorrow is not promised us So let us take today And make the very most of it The once we pass this way — Just speak aloud the kindly thought — Ana do the kindly deed And try to see ana understand Some fellow creature ' s need Tomorrow js not promised us - Nor any other day So Set us make the most of it The once we pass this way ' Louise Wae Hogan Page Twenty one

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LOUIS VANDEN HOUTEN Waif for me fvr gut to comb my hair. F.F.A, 1,2 Basketball | PAT VANDERVEST Study, study, study! That ' s all he «(mm to do. Suf when we mm? the hor ’ Or roll, we with we had studied, rod. Class Officer 1,2 National Hanoi ! ciriy 3 J Officer 4 Student Council 4 F F.A. 1.2 Football 1,2,3 .4 B.iikcib ill l 2 3.4 Track 1 ,2,3,4 Prom Coufi 3 Hom?coming CooTl 4 Initiation Committee 4 Badger Boys State 3 Trect For Tomorrow Camp 3 JOAN VELICER life ns my college; m« 1 graduate high and earn rome honors. Forensics 2.3,4 F.HA. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3 Monitor 2 JUDY WERY In her hands, a basket ball is a guided F.HA, f.2,3.4 Monitor 3,4 Pep Club 2 Sa ketball 1 ,2,3.4 Snowball C: mmiiiee 4 Volleyball 4 GARY VANDERMUSE f have a date every noon hour. Football 2 Wrestling 2 ftaiebaM 1,2. 3.4 MARY KAY VAN DRISSE Most valuable Packer 0 tkef 01 fhr year Forenthct 3,4 FHA u.M Journalism 3 Officer 4 Monitor 3,4 Pep Club 1,2.3 Intimation Commiilec 3 SnowbaSI CommitTfl ' i 4 G.A A 4 Snowball Court 4 MICHAEL WERTEL The mildest manners with the bravest m md. Football I £ 4seball 1.2,3 Fore ns res 3 library Club 3 4 Pep Sand 4 Dante Sand 4 Great Books Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 LYlE WERY Many young men who leave home to set the world on fire came bac ' for more match FFA 1.2,4 Football 1,3,4 haikrtball 2,3.4 Komecom.ng Court 4 L Club 3.4 PfSgt: Twenty

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SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF HONOR OUTSTANDING FFA MEMBER Gary LeRoy, chosen as this year ' s outstanding F F.A. member, served as F,F,A, vice president during his junior year. He received the Star Chap¬ ter Farmer Gold Pin in his junior year. His farm¬ ing program includes Registered HoJsteins, York¬ shire hogs, and corn. BADGER GIRL AND BADGER BOY As the third quarter of the 1964-65 school year came to a climax the annual election of a Badger Girl and Badge Boy was held by the faculty. Ann RuecM and Pat Vandervest were elected fo represent our school, The Badger G«rl session was held on the Madison campus at the Universdy of Wisconsin and the Badger Boy session was held at the University of Wisconsin-Ripon, MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Jean Boucher and Brad liebl were the recipients of the music scholarships given by the choral and instrumental departments of our school. Both stu¬ dents spent two weeks on the University of Wis¬ consin campus tn Madison, studying with very ac¬ complished instructors from all over the nation. Over three hundred-fifty other teenagers attended the Clink which ended in a series of concerts given by the participants. Page Twenty-two