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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

A PLACE STAND ‘ Give me a place to stand and I wi ARCHIMEDES Twenty-first Edition MEMORIES IN BLUE GEORGE V. GREGOR True greatness is measured by the capacity to serve. Luxemburg High School ' s 1967 annual staff dedicate the above quotation to Mr. George V. Gregor who retired July l r 1966 after devoting forty-seven years of service to the held of education. Forty-two years were spent at the Luxemburg High School. In that time, Mr. Gre¬ gor was not absent one full day due to illness. He was principal ol the Luxemburg High School for twenty-eight years, and is considered by many to be the greatest figure in our school ' s history. Mr. Gregor ' s tools for success were m3ny. To those who know him well, two stand out as being especially important. First he had great faith in his fellow man Second, his dedication to his work was outstanding. There was no eight hour day or five day week for this dedicated manl Evening hours and week ends were devoted to the profession he loved. The new high school building stands as a memorial to his unselfish work, and the high ideals implanted in the hearts and minds of countless young men and women stand as a liv¬ ing memorial to our beloved Mr. Gregor, Pags Two CHESTER C. POPKE Originally from Marathon County near Wausau, our new administrator, Mr. Chester C Popfee came to Luxemburg from Lomira, Wisconsin, where he was administrator. Previous to that time, he was principal at Mineral Point and later became district administrator for a si year period. All his experience has been in the state of Wisconsin. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Oshkosh State University and a Master ' s de gree from Colorado State. He is now working on his doctorate. Mr. Popke, present administrator of the Luxemburg High School, was chosen by an in terrnn committee of the recently combined Luxemburg and Casco school districts to be the administrator of the new district when it came info existence July 1, 1967. We welcome Mr Popke to our school and to our community and hope that his ideals of bettering our area in its educational field will be realized. We, the students o Luxemburg High, express our appreciation to him for his guidance .n helping us to achieve high goals in scholarship, leadership, and character. Page Three TEACHERS OPEN THE DOOR . . . NANO ERnTKSON fl$, Wticoniin Si §te Univenhy, La Cro«e English Freihitiftn CU v Advisor Fifth y m LH 5. DONALD J $M(MMIL5, PH B Marquelff University U in, English THlr tnn year 1 GUNN KOEHLER. B,S, University of Wisconsin Hiilory Seventh year at l.H $. JOSEPH FtEPST B,S St, Nor be rt Col leg-, Eng) i$h Sophomore Dess Advisor Ninth year at LH S, MICHAEL SCHANHOFF? .S Vuconsin State University, U Craise English Athletics Fourth year at l.H.5 EUNICE I HANNON. B A University of A scent in Social Science Seruof Class Advisor Twenty-ninth year at L H.S LYLE NOEL Aft A Si Norbf ' ft College HittOfy Junior Oat Advisor Sixth year at L H.S, C Iff CHARD HENCKfl, BM Lawrence University Band Tenth year f L.h.S RICHARD VANDES IBLOEAAEN, M. Lawrence Conservatory of M Lille Chorus First year at L H.S, ANTHONY W POUCH, B S. University of Wisconsin Gu idance Counselor Third year at L.H.S Page Five YOU ENTER BY YOURSELF DAVID BAUMGARTNER BS Whitewater Slate Unlvartily Commarcial Eleventh year 1 LH,S Mm MARILYN KftiESER; BE, Whitewater Slate Univertity Commercial TwelfTh year at LH.S JAMES MA CKS, 0,S. Univeftrty of Wisconsin Agriculture twelfth year at LH.5 ROBERT HERLACHt, 8S WitCOrtiifl Sfflt University, Platleville lotiuttrMt Am Second year at L H.S WILLIAM GACHE, B 5 Scout Slate Univertity irviuimal Am, Math f r t year m LH.3, ROGER LEE, BS Witcomin Stale Univeftity. PUllevilft- Agriculture Seventh year at L H.S. CAROi KLOES, 3 A Unwcrsiiy of Wiacomin Home Economics Fttu year at LH.S BARBARA NOWAK B.S Wucons.n Stale Umveitity Oshkoth Pby treat Education Second year at t.H,S ■ RUSSELL FAMEREE, 6.3 Wi scon sin Sta ■ e U naver s i ry, Platte ville Physical Education, Athlet- i f ' eventh year at LH S OSE MARIE KRiESA. B A Unlvefiity of Wisconsin Home Economics Fir it yffar at LH.S Pge Six IILIAW IHREN F S Univer ly of Wisconsin Science Chemistry Second year af i. H 5. A L PH IN BtlCKSON W.E WVitco-Rim $? ie Unive ' inry. Superior Mathematics Fourth year «f l H S ANTON L ANDERSON, B.S WitcOnilo Sfltt Unlvertif, Sir-vent Point Sc n nte, Athelfici Twenty second year at LH S FRANK I CHALUPA B 5 Wisconsin $Tate Unvf ' nr, Oahitosh VnthemaTicv Athfet c Twentieth year at L Hi. fftAN DAKINS. B S, . ' ■■ on tin State University, Stevem Point Biology Driver Education Third year at LH,5. KENNETH VISTE PH WL Univ fsify of vVifcoewin Super,’ Of ai Elementary and Secondary Schools Second year at LH S SCHOOL BOARD B Allen D Roack! T De Jardin, C PopKe E De Moulin, A Leduina Pag Seven Marilyn Lfrdvin-a Jowphirw Pa4d«?r ANNUAL STAFFS NOTE We. the members of the annual staff, have tried to capture in word and picture the highlights of the ' 66- ' 67 school year. It is our wish that as time goes by, these pages will bring to you memories of achievements and friendships. for the graduating class of 1967, this is the end of four years, rich in achieve- ment and experience. We will never again enter the hails of L.H.S. as students, but as we leave we realize that the spirit of our high school will always be ours Sittino -L F g r, L. Woudry, M Dorner, J, Paider, M. Led- Standing -0, Krati C. Feiwndaet, «■  Hannan. Advitor. vina, W. Schley. 5. tJahlk - Arendr, tt. Ovfluaine, D. Zellner Page Eight Gerald Mueller President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carol Johnson Secretary Audrey Peot Treasurer Our strong bond can ne ' er be broken, Form’d in Luxemburg High For surpassing Wealth unspoken, Seat ' d by friendships tie ' In 1963 we entered the doors of Luxemburg Union High School In September we were formally initiated into the school. After that we elected Henry Kollmss as class president. Shirley Buresb served as our Sophomore Class President. Marilyn ledvina presided over our Junior class meetings. Some of the big class projects as Freshmen and Sophomores included a car wash, a don key basketball game, and the publication of our own paper, The Flame, As Juniors we 01 ganized the initiation program and our prom. The Homecoming was the big event of our Senior year. As Seniors we have finished the work, fold ed the papers, and dosed the book on high school life This fact becomes more of a reality is the time of traditional caps and gowns her aids the end of four memory-filled years. The high school proms, pep sessions, games, and report cards are finished for us. For now we say good-bye to the old way of life and em¬ brace the new Ppqe Ten tfCYOC This I Kino roll is based O ' l seven ;emesie ' s of work. AM • i 1 Barbd-a Bdt-ren Barbara Bi hntk Roger DeBaker Christine Fenendael Henry Koilr8 Bonita Konup Bonnie Led vina Marilyn ledvina Eileen Mueller Ge«afd Mueller Josephine Paidei Jean Seidl Mary Wdque ' I [ tf oun a man an MARY ARENDT Character  n itwH ‘i v - hj cd pride Student Coup: I 1 7 4 Annual St F f 4 C eeffcad ' er 2 3,4 L b ary CU b 3,4 Prp C ub 1.2.3.4 Prem Qurm 3 Mcmecomirg Court 1 4 Send Honors, 3 forensic 3 G A A 3,4 IS!.Miami Honep SociM , 4 Jeu na| rrt 3 DAVID BAIERL In school he WAS thr fh ng; in school ttibkiici he proved ro be a KING ' cotball 1,2,3 4 Wrefl mg 1,3,3 4 Tf «de 1.2.M Prp Club 1,2 3,4 Homecoming King 4 From Court 3 L Cub 1,2.3.4 Officer Homecoming Committee 4 Initiation Comrn.itee 3 P-cm Comm.iice 3 ElAINE BAUMGARTEL took like em angel, icH like if too but you never can tell what an angei will do. f HA 3 G A.A 3 Style Show 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 SHIRLEY BURESH t ' m |utf c tuny bout (name change every two weeks). Clast Officer 1.2 Library Club 1,2.3,4 Pep Dub I 2 Hemeeomrfig Court 4 I 5 CD 4 G.A A 3 Band Honors 4 Pep Band 4 Monitor 3 BARBARA BAETEN l I rell rhaf Einstein i thing or iwo F HA, 1,2.3,4 library Club 1 2 . 3.4 C A,A 34 tS C 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Mafic nil Honor Society 4 DONALD BAIERL Thr fans and nothing but the fecit. Football 1,2 3.4 Basketball 14 Baseball I 2 3 Wr« tflng 2,3 Track 4 Pep Club 3.4 Homecoming Court 4 V Club 3,4 Snowball Court 4 BARBARA BLAHNIK A differ. a dollar, our own len O clock scholar ’ National Honor Society 3,4 Office F H.A 3 4 State Officer One Ac! Play 2,3,4 Journalism Club 2,3,4 Officer G A .A, 3 forensics 1,2.3,4 State Winner Library Club 1 2,3,4 Officer Pop Club, officer Snowball Court 3,4 SHIRLEY CAYEMBERG My bear! belongs  o one . , . at a time, brtniict 1,2 F,HA 1,2.3.4 Monitor 1.3 Snowball Committee 3 Homecoming Court 4 Page I wclve eat 1 on n 9 worn a n GARY CISLER The gleam in hit eye  % rr anT for only one Football T,2.3.4 Basketball 1,2.3,4 Track 12 , 3.4 Snowball Court 3 Court 3 Homecoming CouH 4 L Oub 2,3 A Pep Club 4 JAMES CORNETTE Silence it Golden, ho come I ' m not rich, F.F.A 2,3.4 Wraitlvng J Track 2 SANDRA DAHLKE Whose afraid of the big bad wolves. Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Court 4 For emits 1 Pep Club 1.2,4 Chorus Honors I Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 GARY DART Ufa n short nd k am I, F.F.A U.4 Football 1,4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 WrearJirtg 1234 T ' Oub 2,3,4 WAYNE CONARD The wrong way always, warm more reasonable F.M U.3,4 Baseball 2,3.4 T ' Club 3,4 LINDA CRAVIIUON She ' s got the devil in her eyes, but she a an angel in disgust. FHA 1,2.3.4 Officer G.A.A 3,4 Style Show 2,4 Homecoming Decor horn 4 Snowball Committee 3,4 Volleyball 3 Prom Comm,lie 3 Basketball 3 DALE DART rm small, whatl So wa Napoleon f FA. 1,2 3.4 Track 1,2,3.4 ROBERT DAVtSTER Late hours aren ' t good for one, but they ' re all right for two F.FA 2,3,4 Football 1 , 2,3 Baseball 1 2 Wrestling 1.2 Page Thirteen a.i t yen i it ea rs ROGER DE BAKER Thaw a v,. tor . cun never know defeat Foo ba.M t Baseball 1,2 Wrestling 1 2.3, • track 3,4 Monitor 3,4 Hedg f Boy 3 Pep Club 4 Homecoming Committee 4 National Notion SoGety 4 Snowball king 4 DARWIN DEGRAVE I ' m timing a tot, but school interferes F.F.A 1 2.3,4 Football t ,2,3 Basketball t .2 Baseball 122 Wrestling 22 Track 2 4 JUDY DEPEAU Not bold, nor thy, nor short by? « pleasant mingl tng of them all F H A, I 2,3,4 Officer Pep Club 1,2.3.4 Grreniakr Delegate 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Snowball Committee 3 Forensics 4 Volleyball 2 JANE DERENNE When there ' s fun and laughter, work can em after Forensics 3.4 F H A, 1,2 3.4 Monitor I G VA, 3,4 On ? Art Play 4 Pep Club 4 Style Show 3 Homeeommg Committee 4 RICHARD DEBAUCHE fctever trouble trouble un til it troubles yOu F F A, 1,2,3 football 1 Baseball I Wf«?hig 1.2,3 Track 2,3 4 WAYNE DEJARDIN He has many a pal and n irnl iwccl gal F F A 12,3,4 footb ill 1 Baseball 1 3 Wrestling 1,234 Chorus Honors 1 CLETUS DEPREY What fflOfff could anyone want when they have me F FA t.2,3.4 Football 1 Baseball 1.2,4 Wrestling 2 GERALD DORNER Gerald is there, his mind is where-’ F F A, 1222 Baseball 2,3,4 Wrestling 1.2.3,4 Pag ? Fourteen f rt r 9 LARRY CORNER School ■ what you make ,f. If makes mo tmart F FA 1,2,3 A football 1,2,3 9a iv ball 1,2,3 VVreathng I 2,3 KENNETH DUBOIS All the great men In the world ate dying, and I ' m not feeling: well, f F A I 2 3.4 football 1,2 Baseball 1 Wrestling I 2,3 Track 2 F FA, Recreation Committee 4 4 k MAXINE DUQUAINE Charming tweet, and neat; Ma It a gal that can ' t be beat F HA 1 2,3.4 Monitor 3 Library Club 2 4 GAA 3,4 Annuel Staff 4 Basketball 3 Pep Club 4 Snowball Court 4 ALLEN FAGER Push, pull or get out of the way f F A. 1,2.3 4 Football! 1.2.3 4 VVreatfing 1,2.3.4 Traci I.2.3,4 Homecormng Court 4 •T Club 3 4 Officer 4 MARILYN DORNER My Favorite tong . , of courto, ' Danny Boy, Annual Staff A Diary Queen Candidate 3 Snowball Court 3 Snowball Queen 4 Homecoming Court 2.4 f h A. 12.3,4 r orenvci 1,2,3.4 Operetta 3 Snowball Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 ALLEN DUFECK 1 m really awake and al«ve after 3 45 F FA, 3,4 Baseball 3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Transferred from Kewaunee in Junior year PHILIP ENGLEBERT Get my autograph now, tomeday I may be famous Football 1,2.3,4 Baseball 1 Wreillmg 2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 T J Club 4 Pep Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Monitor 3 Band Honors 2 LA VONNE FAGER Her mind it on her stu¬ dies but her heart n elte- w here Pep Club 1,2,4 Initiation Committee 3 Operetta Costume Committee 3 Snowball Committee 3 Pep Band 4 Annual Staff 4 Band Honors 3,4 Page F=fieen FRANCIS FALISH Francis it rvoi m school, whiif i the reason? Oh, e cus me, «T ' i thp hunting SHIOtl. F F A 5 2 3.4 Football 1,2.3,4 Baseball 7,3.4 Wrestling 1.2,3,4 Tretk 1,4 FAYE GRAUNKE Happy-go-tucky, fair, and nothing exitfi Thai boi hen me. Operetta 3 Basketball 2 Chorus Honors 1,3 Pep Club 1,2 4 Initiation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 GLENN GRUETZMACHER I ' d rather hug a basket half than anything else, wrff almost anything else F.F.A 1.2.34 Basketball 1 . 2 , 3,4 Football I Track 1 r Club 2.3,4 HELEN JACOBS A sincere smite it always worth while. F,H.A J,1A Basketball 2.3,4 G A A 3.4 CHRISTINE FENENDAEL Experience i what you gel looking for something else. National Honor Societ, 3,4 L SC D 4 Student Council 1 2,3 Annuel Staff 4 Cheerleader 3 library Club 1.2,3.4 PfGrti Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Comrmtee 3 Pep Club 1,2.3 JOHN GRONNERT It was a good right maw but I won. Football 1,2,3.4 Wrestling 1,3 Track 1,2.3,4 Monitor 2,3,4 Pep Club I A3 A Officer 4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Committee 3 MARY HAEN She s the life of the party I wonder who that par ' y is. National Honor Society 3,4 F.N.A 2,3 Cheerleader 3 Band Honors 1.3 Librar , Club 2.3 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 2 4 Prom Conmlllrc 3 Pep Club 2.3,4 Journal I im Club 4 P-p Band 4 Twirling 1.2.1,4 DALEN JAUQUET What would I tell my grand children if ah I did was study! FF.A. 1,2,3,4 Officer football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,4 Wrestling !,2,3,4 Track 2,3 T 1 Club 3.4 Homecoming Court 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 4 Prom Committee 3 Page Sixieen and ciaSSraoms CAROL JOHNSON High School days )nvi their delight , but I hey can not compete with High School nights. Clan Off«C f ♦.2.3.4 Homecoming Qo«n 4 Pr cht ? Court 3 Homecoming Court 3 Journalism Club 2,3 Offk r 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 4 initiation Committee 3 Piom Committee 3 Operetta 3 Ghfi Basketball 1,2,3 FHA 1,2 G.A A 3 PAUL JONET Truly ft men ' s man. FF.A 1,2,3.4 Foot bell 1.2,3 Biiiketbdll 1,2 Baseball Track 2,3 HENRY KOiLROSS A rattle and a fender end he call it a carl National Honor Society 3.4 Forensic 3 One Atl Play 3 F.F.A. 1 Basketball 12 Track 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 V 4 Club 1,2 Homecoming Committee 4 Pro-r- Committee 3 initiation Committee 3 DONALD KRATZ Whether il ' t a thrlli bU i or a root that ' ll charm, noise from A horn make my heart warm Class Officer 3 Annual Staff 4 Forensics 3.4 Debate 4 Pep Band 2 3,4 Basketball 1.2,3 Track 1.2, 3,4 Band Honors 2.3 4 L5.CD 4 Summer Music Oink 3 Snowball Court 4 JANICE JONET floyi are alot of bother but 1 don ' t mind being bot¬ hered, FHA 1,2,3.4 Pfom Committee TOM JONET I enjoy school, when fm there FF.A 12,3,4 Football 1 2.3,4 Baseball 3,4 Wrestling U.3,4 Track 1,2,3 4 Homecoming Court 4 I Club 3,4 BONNIE KONOP Ambitious, smart, and ah ways gay. let ' s hope shell always be that way, Debate 4 FRA. 4 Journalism 2 Monitor 3 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 I S.CD 4 Homecoming Committee 4 National Honor Society 4 JOAN KUOtCK A cute httle parcel from fhe post office Pep C ub 1.2,3, Prom Committee 3 G A A 4 Page Seventeen JAMES KUGEL In football and wrelthng, no mattei what . be I tan lick anyone tw « ihc of m r. f f A, 1 2 3.4 Football 1 .2 3.4 Baseball ' 1.2 3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 MARY KUGEL Full of pop full of fufii ihc ' i a pal to everyone FH A, 1,2 3 4 Mon i tor 2,3 CrilCO Award 2 Style Show 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 ERNEST LEDVINA “Ay Into refit don t only lie in books f.F.A 2,3 Football ! ,2,3.4 Basketball 1,2.34 Baseball I Track 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Snowball Court 3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 JAMES LEGOtS Hey. what did you say? Jim is in school toddy F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Baseball 2.3,4 Wreitling 2.3,4 Prom CommiTtee 3 Pep Club 4 JUUE KUGEL Here ' s a girl that s lot of fun; she mikes friend with everyone Forensics 4 F.H A, 1 ,2,3,4 Monitor 3 Library Club 2.3.4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 BONNIE LEDVINA true to her word, her v.ark end her . ' riends National Honor Society 3,4 Forensic! 1.2 F H A. 1.2 Library Club 1,2.3,4 Pap Club 1,2,3,4 G A A 3,4 Greet Books Discussion 3 l .C EX 4 MAJ?ILYN LEDVINA Brains and beauty dor ' s usually combine, but with Marilyn you are lure to find. Class Officer 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 1,2.3,4 Annuel Staff 4 Cheerleader 1,4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Journalism Club 2 3 Basketball 1,2 3 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Court 3 F.HA, 1,2 Badger Girl 3 KENNETH LEMEN5 It is a mark of genius not to astonish but to be astonished F.F.A 4 football I Basketball I Page Eighteen i a im , SHELBY LEMENS She 1 the one w all ad Ttire, to Mil down the ante fa her one desire r.H.A .2,3 4 initiation Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Homecoming Court 4 PAUL LIEBECK Never mind my woiti- line— I paid to t it Football l,2,3.4 Biaketball 2 Baseball 13 Wrattling I GENIAL MATHU The iun bring a new day the night bring little pUy F F A. 1,2 Foofbett 1,23-4 Basketball 2,3 V fettling I Track !,2,3 4 Pep Club 13,3,4 Snowball COM ft 4 Homecoming Court 4 DANIEL ME1ZLER A car money. And a place to go, ate till he nee it at through life he gotn FF.A T 3,3-4 W rattling 2 Trick 2.3 LINDA LEROY A frmnd in need, ihe ' t out inend indeed Gfeemlekc Delegate T G AA 3 F.H A, 13-3-4 Pep Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Style Show 2,3 Mon i lot 4 Home iigrm rig Committee 4 MARILYN MARTIN Pretty at a pichjfe. nice frame too Clatt Officer 3 Operetta 3 Style Show 2 F-H A, 2.3,4 Baiketball 3 G A A. 3 Prom Comm-ttee 3 Homecoming Court 4 Snowball Committee 4 Snowball Court 4 DIANE MERTEN5 Talk it cheap, so I get my money ' t worth Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Cwfirttiite 4 LINDA MOUDRY A knowing look a spark¬ ling eye; Lu emburg girl are teldom |hy, Niilionfli Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 3 Ga.a 3.4 Officer Initiation Committee 3 Prom Comm-t se 3 Page Nineteen thought, ntitfvrsta n J r‘ n g, EILEEN MUELLER Swdyl Study I Study I That vt 11 the teem to do When we tee tha Honor roll. wc wiih we ' d studied too National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 3,4 forensics 1 Monitor 2 3,4 Style Show 2 GA,A 34 Prom Committee 3 LS C P. 4 THEODORE NIMAAER J have a ear U ' i not to new, but show mo a road I can ' t go through, football I Basketball 1 Tract 1.2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 ■Homecoming Commit Inc 4 DAVID RAIDER football isn ' t the only place you need a good hnc football 1,2,3.4 Basketball 1,2,34 Track 1.2,3,4 Pep Club U,4 V 2,3,4 Homecoming Gburl 4 Prom Committee 3 MICHAEL PAQUE A smart business man; hit buli net girl Football 1 2.3.4 Wr a ft ling 1,2.3,4 Tr«k 1,2,3.4 Pep Club 1,2 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 ‘TXtuto 3,4 GERALD MUELLER He ha all the ingredients fpr success—all he hat to do n put them together f F A 2 Baseball 1.2 Prom Court 3 Initiation Commdtee 3 Pep Club 3.4 Homecoming Committee 4 Clast Officer 4 National Honor Socety 4 LEONARD NOWAK l m a big game hunter, women are my game. F F.A, 3,4 Baseball 3 Pep Club 4 Transferred from Kewaunee 1 hit Junior Year JOSEPHINE PAIDER Lite ii like a book, you get out of it what you put Into ft. National Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 One Act Play 4 Library Club 3,4 LSt.D 4 Prom Committee 3 Transferred from St Joseph Academy her Junior Year. RONALD PEER Ron. how often are you in dan? Are you  u e you will pall? Football T Baseball T 2 Wrest I ng 2 3 Page Twenty ttia in rit ' J AUDREY PEOT If good times were gold, the ' d o millionaire Clin Off te 1,23.4 Fontmic 1.2.3,4 Op ' erf 4 3 G AA 3 Basketball T Journalism 2,3 4 Office Hand Honofi 2.3 Prom Commltt e 3 Dane Band 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 NANCY PREVGST Kindness add iwefflnfu i-o everything F H.A 1.2 34 Offiecr Monitor 3 3 Style Show 2 Green lake Delegate 2 Snowball Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Basketball 2,3 Volleyball 3 Homecoming Committee 4 ROBERT RASAS Did you wy women? Never heard of eml f FA 1,234 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,3 Wrestling 3,4 Track 2 DEAN RUBENS He H noted for a hand¬ some grin which helped the Junior Kingship fa win 0 1 Officer I Student Count l 2 Football 123 4 Basketball 1.2,3.4 Track 1.2,1,4 Pep Club I 2,3.4 Prom Kino 3 Homecoming Court 4 L Club 2 3.4 Prom Commiffftf 3 JAMES PEOT Full of mischief it thm yCKmg man; he K pull trick whoever He can F F.A. 4 Football 1,3 Wrestling 3 Tr ci f Pep Club 4 JOYCE RABAS Always ready for a little f un. and she usually lets that she gef torn . I H.A 2,3.4 Monitor } Pep Club 1.2,3 Style Show 2 ftaOtetball 1,2,3 Snowball Committee 4 Initiation Com mi tree 3 Homecoming Court 4 MARLA RADUENZ She s got That look m her eye. Chorus Honors 2 Pep Club 2,4 Snowf all Committal 3 JAMES SALENTINE In my locker my hock do lie they ire a? rest and so am I, F F A. 1 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3 Page Twenty-one can WANDA SCHLEY A ring on her finger it worth two on thr phene, Forensic ■ • Operetta 3 Band Honort 3.4 Pep Club I.2.3.4 Initiation Committee 3 Oant 6 And 4 Pep Band 4 Prom Comnr+tte 3 Anrturtl Si ft 4 JOYCE SCHULTZ Blasted re they who newer tay anything for they shall nevifr be quoted Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 MARY STODGLA Stud oui smiling, and L ways gey Mary will he success tome day. F H A I 2,3 4 Monitor 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Snowball Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 G A A 3 Prom Committee 3 Snowball Committee 3.4 KURT T1ELENS ' Silence is Gddent FFA 1.2,3,4 Football 1.2,3 4 Baseball 2 Wrestling 2 Homecoming Coi- t 4 JANICE SCHULTZ Through every week, and every day,  h goat about in her own quiet way. Pep Band 4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 JEAN SEIDL If dimples result from an gel Ifisies where did I gel mine Student Council 1 Operetta 3 Cheerleader 3 Pi-p Club 1,2.3,4 G A A 3.4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 One Aft play 4 l SCO 4 3and Honort 3 4 Cborut Honor i 3,4 N t Qria| Honor Socte’V 4 RONALD STODOLA Tomorrow h a post dated check. Today it Cath, Baseball 3,4 L M Club 4 Trnntfrjrred from Kewaunee hit Junior Year. LEONARD TREML i can give you a lesson in driving any day. FT A 1.2,3.4 Baseball 1.3,4 V ret!ling 1,2.3.4 TCiub 4 Pago TwentyTwo U5 can l e a SHARON TREML fun, Happy, and tolly She i j real Inend by goUyf f H A 1,2,3.4 G. A. A, 3 Volleyball 3 Home om-ng Court 4 Style Show 3 A Prarr Commitlee 3 RONALD ULLMANN Some ay he ■ quiet, other doubt it F F,A 1,2,3 4 Chorm Honor 1,2,3.4 LINDA VANDENPLAS It nice to be important ' but important to be nice, f H A 2 3 4 B s thall 3,4 Styl Show 2.3,4 G-A A 3,4 Officer Homecoming Committee 4 CAROL V A NESS To handle yourntlf j a you ' head, tc handle other y yoor heart FHA 2,3.4 Prom Commit re j Style Show 2 VICTOR TftEWL The iky ' the hmit! F F.A 1,2,3,4 football t f 3 Wreithnq 1.2,3,4 LOIS VANDENHOUTEN A t me no queitrons and 1 (| tell v ou no he Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 JERRY VANDERVEST Sf, dy h N mean f y m or all. f f A I.J.3,4 Football I ftetketbaU I Baseball 1,2,3.4 Wrestling 2,3 ROBERT WERTEL He . often in a bhu; co id it be becavtr of Chri FF A 2.3 Football Ui Bateball 1,3 Wreading 1,23 Track 1.2 P ge Twenty three (varninu lit e meant ni J of true j itmlslt tjy DALE WERY 1 never worry, I 1 never fret. If I cent remember, 1 juit forget FF.A, 23A Football 1,3 Baseball  ,2,3.4 Wrestlmg 1,2 3.4 Pec Club 4 PAT WINK The character  be poun lei we ah admire F H.A 3,4 Monitor ? 4 G.A A. 3 Officer Oan Officer 2 Prom Committee 3 Honecommg Committee 4 °;p Club 1,2,3,4 Initiation Committee 3 GERALD ZELLNER Every inch a gentleman f F.A, Baseball 1,2,3.4 MARY WJLQUET A diligent itudent. a f 1 ei o a the mowing ft4A 1.2.1,4 library 0ub 2,3 Style Show 7 G.A.A, 3 Prom Committee 3 DALE ZELLNER He ' a likeable Senior boy ami farming . hit pride and joy- Annual Staff 4 Fornniici I 2 3.4 Dramatic 4 Fr.A 2,3,4 football 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 National Honor Society 4 Page Twenty-four SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Awards are earned through a combination of natural talent and hard wofk. Each year certain L H, S. students are distin guished on the basis of leadership, service, and scholar¬ ship, Others enter our Hall of Fame through outstanding speech and music work. To these people ' This is not the end, not the begin¬ ning of the end This is the end of the very beginning, . , i Marilyn Ledvine, Badger Girl Roger DeBaker, Badger Boy Betty Crocker Award State Forensic Winner Mary Arendt Don Kratz Jean Seidl Audrey Peot Music Scholarship Music Scholarship Music Scholarship Music Scholarship Page Twenty-fiv© JUNIORS The juniors started their third year at L H 5 with Ltoyd Velicer as President, Gary Dele- brou as Vice-President, Sherry Estel as Secre tary, and Dennis Mleziva as Treasurer The theme of the 67 Prom was ' Three Coins in a Fountain. Committee chairmen and members deserve special recognition and a big thank you for their help in making the night a success The Juniors also added many names to our schools list of athletes, music Ians, and speak¬ ers. During the third year their friendships be¬ came truer and the work became harder, but they gave their all to both Page Twenfv nix JUNIORS €ire n oti , h t om tna Back row X. Christoff, ft Conard. ft. Boulanger 0 All Kf n L Oahlktr Fourth row D Arendt, N Allen ft Dalebrouu, C. Booch or. Q Dalebroua Third row M 6«ni, M, Berger. j Al reen D Bud bin. J Baumann Second row F, Beit , P Bader, W. BoutttonviJIe,, A Dan linne, D, So r ley First row—W Baieri B thmioft Back row—J. Defence. f Daviiter, P Del core Second row -S DeKcyter J, D petti, L Derenne, S. De- Third row B DrBsicT, C. Daviiter, B, De Baker, L Domer, B Ver, W. Dentinne. 1 Dorner Dor net G. Duescher Firm row—5. Detent ,, L, DcGrtv , D, Depai, 0 Dome ' , D. Daviiter Page Twenty seven JUNIORS row R HutfkeM J. Ducicher, T John on Fourth to —S Hendrick . D Imglcbrrr 0. Ihienfeldr. L J din third to -f Jindrain $ Johnion, Hendricki, T. Joha- nek. N Jeroveu Second to 5 E r l, R, Humik, S Hruik , C DuChtteau I Sstel Firtl to J. Gt«unM S HeJtdr«ck Finf tow S. Ware ! If, 1 Ma«o Second row V FWer N Novak R Lem-nj j Krueger Third ffl L Udvine, L lobvrger, B Umb echt, L Nim- mpr, T lifiDmartrr. W Miller Fourth row B. Meiripr, I Merten . ft Mueller D. Mele 7iva. C. Ledvinji F f h fa - € Rfcul, Krow Page Twenty Ofejdt JUNIORS Back row - 0 Raducn , J Salentine, B Pttry Third row- K. Pwt. T Pie ft Romuald R, Scientific Fourth row G Bait. 1C Piducnr 0 Ropton, G Seidl Second row L Shilbiucr. G. foot, 1, Scrvait, J Saleiifine F«nt row — B Pecf, M Schwab. W Shefcbik B. ftetkelberg Back row Vr t ' Joe! Advisor R. Stahl, G, Vandcrveit. E. THeyt Fourth row—M rhibaudcair, L. Veliter, “A. Stahl. G. Zell- ner Third row— D Soquei T Stodpll G VandrnHoufen. R Treml Second row— T. Vtfartvl, L Yecser. I Vaneii, f. Srodola First row D. Sfodora. i Thiry, S Tilot L Vanda Page Twenty-nine SOPHOMORES 4 Sop homore class officers are Anne Vander- vest, President; Jean Kratz, Vice-President; Jean Ann Rank, Secretary; and Tom Serves Treas¬ urer. The Sophomore boys did a find job on the football field, basketball court, wrestling mat, and in all other sports. The three Sophomore cheerleaders deserve congratulations for the excellent job done. The highlight of every sophomore year is the arrival of class rings. This year was no diCerent. This year ' s Sophomores think their rings are Teal sharp. If the Sophomores could have two wishes for the future, the first would be that their classmates keep up the good work on the honor roll. The second is that their next two years will be as successful as their first two P«g§ Thirty SOPHOMORES cent ta f ever hold lit e wot (d otf e (L tr. Fifth row N Vjndrrv tt, 0 CherN s, C Der nne. J e ten. hi Doeil, £ SaumgaMH, S Dornor, T Bader, 0, Ah teen T. Baird, R Ba ?a, G GUM Fourth fOw E„ Johmon p Irdhma, 1 Gruetfmacher. 0 Ferry, J Herm m. M G‘lh B. Dollcmarin, £ AEifeett, l Don, K BoochOhvilh, A, Dorner G. DeBauthe, M Call® Third row W Cayemfoerg,, j. Nowt-, C. DeJardirv. ' A Ce Ja ' din. J. Berge . P DuChaletu, K Hendf Icks, 0 Ihlenfetdl, L Bader. M Qeiervflle, 0, Dormt, W, Agamde, P Dcmt? Second rOW f Boulanger O Ferrorv A Ze foot, J, Meet- M DeBauchc D Dekote, J. Faltih, C, Bertrand. J Arendt, P Otreims, 0 Dart. E. Buroh H ftrcdaeJ Firit row—c OucfiMirte, 5 GMtlV K Arend 6 BfltfI, K Domer, C ftarfh, L Duftou fl Bou ' enger, J Omifoft L Evcwfd, D. OufeF. L OcGrand Back row G. Salmon. D Jandran D. Moeller. V Mat tier, 0. SchyEtj M. Vaftdcnfiuth, D Kratr i. Guhtorf! It •Coll few, T. Mofrkf, M Paquc h Patdef Fourth row P Libel. C Sataniint, $■ Radueru. J, Vends n Houien, J Johenefe R $me itr. r. A Vandervett J. JCran M Merttef, ft- Laurent, T Senraii. J. Pommier Third row ' -S. Johmton, M Saudi, J Mueller, L. Rubens, J, Miller,, J. 5e dl. C ftuetkl, J Kygel, ft Udv.f« S. Treml, L iandram L VafiianHoutrn £. oribein Second row 5 Jadin, S- Bouquet V, Salruder F Reti- lofT r D. Present, J Stodob T Page:, C Ullman, J, Krati. J, VandenHouten. J, Sank. J, Kodkk, D. Seidl, J. Vender vest, S. VarvdenPlai. Adviior, Mr Fiertr Firit row — K. luMaye, i Kipp G. dueller, J. Jonet, M Weutey L Zell net, J T Kropp G Poet D Mtkorc, J. Rom uald, i, Salentine, L. ltoge Page Thirty-one FRESHMEN The Freshmen began this year by electing their class officers. They are Tom Hrus a. Presi- dent; Bernard Dorner, Vice-President; Mary Baierl, Secretary; and Kay Stodola, Treasurer. The Freshman Class was well represented! on the honor roll. Many participated in school sports this year. The Freshmen also had fine representation on the 9 cheering squad. Con¬ gratulations go to those students that partici pared in the forensic and music contests. All m all, the Freshmen enjoyed Ihetr first year at LH..S. Page Thirty-two FRESHMEN Back m M Pa L Antftdt, P J tov u. B Domer, D. Dom f. J Hofli. V Bader. P Deprey. A, Denver, M Gillii L. Ionian L Halkt Fourth to P Englebert. ft. CorrOy. C, ei j k . D Dorner, D. Dorner 0 Cayemberg, W Dope , D Davittor, T Mruika, i, Gillii A Jacobi, D JchaneV Th-rd row J Gmoyle, P. DeUi«e, M Sarhmux, L. Page I 5 . GtliOf , J DviCKhei, W Borley. ft DeG ' ave, J. Beilke, D. Da Champ . C Ihlenfetdi, £ Dakferou Sfrcotvd row $ Hoppe, C, Depet $, iehriton, L Allen, $ Caviller, D, Jonet, D Dekote, G Arendt, f Brcdael. T DuetcKer, Mr F Erickson, Asjviior Firtt row—S. Dalebrouv J Ciller, ft Allen, L Deguaine, C Dequaine L, Jeanquari J. Heufkeru S Deflator, A Con ard, M Berger, W Seder Bee- to v T, (en me, M VandrnAvond C oJtroiS L Thibeudeau, J Vaneit, i Schley, 1. Krueger, V, Thiry, K. Seiner. C Srodpia, fi Leftov M. Mienva Foyrtb row—M Holman J Vincent A ftavv, J. Paul, D. ftubent J Shcfchifc W, Bard, j Vanneit ft VtnDriiic, D. Ropaon N rhiry, C Peot Third row P Wertel, 5 Ruetkl, L Servant G ftyetkl S G ' aurve C Vanderveif ; 5 id? K„ ■ rati V ulhanek, G Lannoye, P. tiebal, J. Seidi Second row—E Vwlm D Tren-i L Led vine. L ,Ve er W, ?«lfner, L Vennesi. ft. Seidl, L VariBoxeb B Wary, R Sto- dole, D. Warco F Shefchrt Firif row —ft. Nutimer K. Siodol . W, Koenig C Vanden Houfen, D Pe eberg. P Mahlik, D. ftecketberg, M Bader. W Schne+der J Werner. $ Wclkn Pape Thiriydhre ? L. H. S. IN ACTION Page ThirTy-four STUDENT COUNCIL m ast Aland and hdilu L nnu f Sraftdiftg Mf. Sch nhdffl r, Advno f . M Hoflman. R. Du Chaittu, J P Aider. J. Gil hi J, Miller, D Kr ti r E ftAoellt-r, C, Icdv-n M Pnrdff H J S idll t j CymeU. Mus Hannon, Adfviior Seated—Mr Popkc Adv iOr G 0yCh£’i5 u. Treasurer; K, Hendficki Secretory, V Udvini, Pre dent; 9 D Baker, Vice-President; Mr Pelith, Advisor THE LEADER TAKES A STAND A leader must stand in a puddle Sculpting nations out of the clay, A leader must stand in a soupline Before he can know what to say Of slums and the races of people The search for that promising day, A leader must stand on a mountain Or there in the gutter with shame, A leader must see with a vision, And live n humanity ' s name, A leader must stand on conviction With purpose, decision, and skill A leader must stand and responsibility know: People face the direction he will! Organizing, supervrsing, collecting, and reprimanding summarize the duties of the Student Council, Although the primary objective of the organization is to act as a link between the faculty and the stu¬ dent body, secondary purposes form an essential part of its constitution, Through the Council representatives, students discuss, criticize, and suggest action on school problems. Weekly meet¬ ings enable representatives to discuss new ideas. An essential part of the Student Coun¬ cil is the school functions it sponsors. The Christmas party and school store il¬ lustrate the purpose of the Student Coun¬ cil—to you, from them, through us. Page Thirty six LIBRARY CLUB i f a composite oj the boohs he It a i t ea j B tk row S Otrtnne, S Hrvtki. M Hion. a. Blthmk. B, Jadin, S. Bureih. M. Ar ndi. , S  dl. S. Hoppe, E. Buteth, N Br d  ( T K leduen I Duetrher Setond row 0 Korvop « Pftrder, i ' Aoelter, B Levina P. Do-rngr, 0 Dorntf„ M vVilI, $ JohfHtor M. Duqueirst?. C Udvtna. ft. Baclrn, J K .qe t j Krueger, A V r W veif j Mueller B Reckelberg, J Kraiz. L Kipp fta row r% Sdiim-roti. AdviMjr. C. Fenendiel, J, pa.d e B DeBaker, $ Eu J, J um nn, jVi Udvto C Paul J, VandenHouten, J, Sf nk Members of ihe Library Club symbolize serv¬ ice. Under the direction of Mr. Schrmmels, the advisor, library club members learn Library Science. After theory tests and much actual experience, members become competent li ¬ brarians These librarians devote approximate ly three hours a week to work in the library checking books in and out, reading shelves, and preparing books for circulation. This year the club again plans to send a student to the summer workshop at Madison to obtain further training in Library Science. OFFICERS Jo Raider Chris Feneodaef Bonnie DeBaker Sherry Estel President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Page Thirtv-sevcu NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JJ, nnt r has h ten rewar at r Third Wow 0, MUgjwj, R D Bak r. L Vcliccr, W Bouchoir- ville, G Mudter, G Vlfldtrv  l, G Dclefer u Second row D, Baumcnirtncf, Adyi or. M Paidflir T lint metei. S e en. 0. Konop, E. MweMrr. J. Paider, 8- Led- vtnm. B. DeBakcr J Kroger f J Knjagsr, S. Define, S Eitd Firif mw —C Fan f da«L M. Arvndf, J. Svktt, W ladvlrt. H Kdlroi , B. BUhnik. L Moudry, W H«n, W, Schwab, C DtrChilvnu Throughout their high school lives, students who strive to fulfill the standards set forth for them merit recognition from their asso¬ ciates. Maintaining a high scholastic average and displaying qualities of service, character, and leadership earn students a station in the Na¬ tional Honor Society. Thirteen Juniors and seven Seniors were in ducted into the club this year. They are Mary Arendt, Barbara Beaten, Roger DeBaker, Bon¬ nie Konop, Gerald Mueller, Jean Seidl, and Dale Zetlner. The Junior class is represented by Wayne Bouchonville, Gary Delebroux, Bon- nie DeBaker, Sue Derenne, Cindi DuChateau, Sherry Eslel. Janste Krueger, Terry Linzmeier, Dennis Mleziva, MarUee Raider, Martine Sch¬ wab, Gary V a rider vest. and Lloyd Veliter. Page Thirty- eight FORENSICS CLUB m Fifth row L Nimmor, D. Domer i Derenn , S Ddlemen, V Thify r J Kugr-I. E, Slodol . i Veti f, 0 Zfcttner, A, Varcd ' Srvei!, N Thiry Fovfth row T Unjnncier, M. Bader, J. Thif J Berger, K Htndf.ckt, B iidifi 8 DuChilMu, Kipp L Chrtitoff, L DuBon ih.fd row 8 B CVEteirf 5 Derenne, J Krueger. J. Baumann, M Schwab, S Marcall P. bob!, 5 - Eifel, £ Cortoy, L Sacftr Second ow — Mt N: «l, chairinan, S He-fid «cki D D pal C Paul, C Beflrendj I, VindeoHouten. N Brcdsd, E Bureih J. Rank R, Treml Fin? row-—AA Arendt, J Soldi, K. Domer, C, Udvma M, Jeroveu, 0. Kr ly. B Blahnik, D Utleiivii V Paider A, PeOT, S. John if on Each year all Fofens c Club members choose the category that they wish to participate in. When their choice s approved, work begins, The school contest is Held in Feb ruary, There all members of the school club compete against the others in their categories Those who re¬ ceive A s journey to the district meet Here they go through the same procedure as the school meet A winners at the district meet go to the regional meet A winners here go to the top- state Contest- Categories that Forensic participants may chose from are Dramatic Declamation. Extern- peraneous Speaking, four AAinute Speech, In¬ terpretive Reading. Original Oration, Play Act¬ ing, Public Address, and Significant Speeches, The Forensic training helps young people to gain poise and confidence when in front of a group. It helps to discover new and great¬ er talents hidden within the walls of Our school. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Barb Blahnik Dennis Mleziva Don Kratz Pngp Thirty-nine L. S. C. D (tare iJ Zlo La aw the lnr. t flat Las heett Saul am fltouyhf in l! e u or fUtk row Mr Noel, Advi oi ; j, Gfonntrt J Peat G- Mu Jler, W. fkwchonviHe G. VenderT. Stodole 0 . Kr t + K. Dornor, C Udvih . B. Batten B, Bfahruit. P. Liebf M, ArendJ Thtfd row- 5 Bureth, B J d n r B. K nap, J. Baumann, C, OuCHateau, S. D rennt? M Schwab Sea «Kt L 6 dcf i Kogrl. A. V anderweal. J Pander, J. Se«dl r B Lcdv (•«, J Krucgrr. B, OeBaker. ML Lrdvini, E. Mueller, C. Fenendeal ICrvMlin -— G 0 l b ou , L. VeUt r, D ItfHner, 0 . Ml X. Hruskd. ft- DtBsker ft Oalebrou L S C. D, The L. S. C. D., the Luxemburg Society for Cultural Development, is under the direction of Mr. Noel The objective of the L3CD is to provide a forum for student opinion and to promote an appreciation of the fine arts Af informal meetings, members of the group are given the opportunity to openly discuss issues revelant to today’s society, LS.CD ers attended the Fine Arts series at St. Norberf College and the Green Bay symphony. Page Forty JOURNALISM CLUB distributor oj the tfoad news  ck Th.ry, M. Wnwly, J. Seidf, U S. johimon, £ SJodola. S, Tiloi, L Vef•« , M. Sh fdi k Second row -Mr FiefiT. Adviior, f M. Ha n. B, DeBu er, S Hendndti, U J. Burger. N Bredael. L DvjBo t. Fifir row 5. Fiteb S. Dfr nne r M, P  der_ T Linxmoief, A f B. Btflhnii $, Htfncfricii W Miller, J. B utntnn The Journalism Club was again busy this year H The twenty-five members of the staff worked together in publishing six issues of The Spectator ' Under the direction of Mr, Fiersb the staff worked long and hard to keep the school paper the distributor of the good news, As each deadline drew near the editors pondered over articles, typewriters clicked, copyreaders puzzled over what to delete, and layout editors checked the word count once agarn in order to get the paper out on time. Audrey Peot Terry Unzmeier, Barbara Blahnik AAarilee Raider Sue Derenne Sherry Estel Wendy Metier Chris Ledvina Sheila Hendricks Secretary-Treasurer JulJe Baumann OFFICERS Editor Assistant Editors Copy Editors News Editors Forty-cm F. H. A. 1 ft! no fi ,e o n Jkn J Wv rt V 4 Bock row K KtmU. J Kugd, J Moeller P Ledvino, C DcJard-n. i Evcrard, J. Giyrirmnchcf, J Kratr. W Marttef, V. B a tie A, Denver, W, Gdlit, K StJlW fogrth row —t Jandrairv C Salenflno, M. Dtltrville, 5, Gtaunkt M B i«rL D. Dornm. D. Denwr, D iMcnfeld, $ Tremf, M Mlrfiva. G Ruockt, J. Paul, M, Koenig, J Seleo- tine Third row— B S dl. M Bader. I Bader C Bdlke, M, Hoff’ man. J. ftecitr, B Boulanger, P Dor net. L. VandcnHouten, J Vanno t ( , J Vincent. M. DeJordin, L Du So it. $ Souquet Second ' Ow S Johnion, J. Heurkent. 0 Par) Wery, J, Arendr l Welet, l. VanBottoh C VeodenHcivlen, E Kort bain, J. Kraft, C Bertrand M. Zellner, i. Rank C Depat. T. Pagel, ft. Srodola, ) toiler Fifit row—ft Alien. 5 D? k ir, M. Bardou K. Stodda C, Thiry. C Venderveit. J Renter, Allen. M Berger, G Unnoye. f Rettfoff. J VandenHoutan, K. Domer, B Bou¬ langer, L Chrittoff. S. Dalebroux, F, Derennc Back row J tty gel. N Prevmt, J Rabai, P Mink, K Pom er C VenE« A. Kugel, M Pvdrr. M Dyqynine, S Treml. D. Alileen, M Wilquet Fourth row B. lB eten D, Boric y N Jerome I, V Corner, S. Cayemberg. B, Reckdberg, 5 T ilot M She’eh ' k, L Van den PI a Vi. Stodola, D, Pav-ifer. B CHritlOph Third row B. flopion. 5. DeKeyter, J. DePeau, 6 Konop, J. Baumann. P De l core 1 Van£ . 1 Derenn . 5 Ma-wN« S. Perennc, L Vccier. J, Aliieefi Second row fi Pctr v , J, Derenne, S Hcndnck . $ Idol. D. SfodoJ P Kryie, C Paul, ft @on uald, J- D p eau. I Corner B DeBakrr S Hendrick Firei now—H Jacob . J Jonei. L Crawillion. M, Martin. B Blahnik. U Leftoy N Novak. E Stodola. C ledvina. S DeBaker, T Vacco Advisor Mr . Ktoei Pag-e Forty two F. F. A Fin! row- D Deleore, J. Heed, G Arendt. G Ledvins, f, Shrfdvik, ft, VandenPlei, M, DeBauehe, $ Gllton, W, Zell n«r, D. FerrOn, F Boulanger. Advisor, Mr, Warcki Second row J. Vanderveil, O. Dalcore t anEsi, J. Sto do,a, J Kropp, W. Schn.edor, I? Maswrt, J Faliih, J, Blelke, R DeGra , W Sal ider, M Caycmberg, T Doefchcr Third row S Dalcbrouft, D Seidl, l. DeG «nd, L Server, B. Stnc |ier L Zdlrtef, J. Hellel, D W liquet. D, Daviite-, M, Weuley, J. Jonei fourth row j. Kudkl J Romuald D Mia J,. ore, A. Jacobi, A Darner. Art Colie T, 5 lentil . G DeBauche. L Dart, M, D X, 8 LrRoy, R Udvina Fifth row—j Nowak, B Dolman, P. Jeroveiz, J P ' lder. ?. Servait, J Schley, D. Oorner J, Johanek, J. VanEn, B. Donv ef, V, TIKSry cs n if o p o f 9J?  p o Frrmrr i«fl !i f“ q n A fi a .0 B B « ftt F rit r ?w--JL Eitel Art Allen, F. Belief, D Mleiiva. D, Zell nef. rA Nowak, P Stahl. (? Peat J Kugel, 0, Javquet K Hcndfieki G. VandenHaufen, f Falith F Peer Second row W DeJatdm, J Seidl, rtA Berger, E. They , R. Boulanger, R UHmann, K DuBo J. V«ndcrve t A. Dufek D Wary, J, Lego ' , G Dart, D Dart IL Treml, D Souquat Third row ft Ba-ert, R. Conard, P. Bader, T ChfiitoH, D Dc ' rave L Dorner J Salenfrne, L Corner G. Ze liner, W Ccnard L D: Grave R Sal anting, V Stahl, R Hue kens Fourth row —€, Daranne, T Meiiiar, G, Dome. W Bouch- onviil J, Cofftatta, J. VCuJhanak, V Mctilar, C Dsprey, R, Rabat, D. CHtrW . R iaurani. Mi. Wertal. L. Led vine, G_ Zafllner Fifth row A Fager, K, Helens, B Daviitei T Jonet, T Bader, f. Davit ter, G, Gruaizmucber, D. Dorner D Mueller M, Danlirma. D Altiaen, R Balia, D Muelkr, M Vanden- both Page Forty-three F. H. A. F. F. A ACCOMPLISHMENTS faculty Dinner 196? SnowtiaH Court; T Macco, M, Mertm, M Duquaine S, DeBakfct, B Btahrnk. 6 D 6akcr, M Dorner, Queen F.H.A. Calendar of Events OCTOBER 28 Sadie Hawkins Dance NOVEMBER 5 District Rally, held here at Luxemburg. Eight schools attended. DECEMBER Christmas Party, The dub also initiated another new project tr sent cookies to the servicemen, JANUARY 28 Snowball FEBRUARY 13 Casco Rally. The theme was ‘Toget herness ' FEBRUARY 22-District Demonstration Contest held here, Denmark attended, MARCH Nominations for officers APRIL Selection of GreenUke Delegates. Voting for officers APRIL 2-8-F.M A. Week MAY 17 Parent-Daughter Ban quet Through these events the F.H.A, endeavors to meet its objective of bettering the individual through his home, his school and his community, tom tempt gnthng ready tor the September livestock Sbo v Thii year the Lw rnburg Judging team placed ireond out of th thirty-four Te m 10 competition Ervin D itr i win telmted ji honorary Chapler farmer Cletui Mac cour Wfli th mu in speaker a! lh i F.F.A Bangy l thU year. Dalu« Jauqvii and Mr lit mud the pr it mat ton to Mr Dari. F-F.i Banquet . , Gold F.F A Founds non Award wirw rii Dalen J uquet, Star Chapter Farmer, Robert Rabat livestock Ron Ulfmarm, Crop Mike Colt , Star GteenhaFid, Gary Vanderhoufen, Dairy; pair Dart, Farm Vnchanrcv John Haen El efrk«ty, M r Martlet, Adviser Paoe Forty-four SENIOR Top M.„ Arondt, N. Bradael JU $ hulfi Bottom B RscMibery J P OuChaieeu. i Fager Top C Stodolii. £ 8iymg rt«l, Wl Gill it Bottom t DuCHmtc u, J On seK r, J. Seidl Page Forty-ir Top A Rajs S B jfeih. $. Johnjoo Bottom 5. Radu«m, B Ropton. ft W Scblev BAND Top C M Glllit C- Gvecfel Bottoms- IW l Milner V R Ptfof, D Krai Top—t, Bufesh 0 Mueller —J, fcdumann, C. Ullmflnn, 5« Dertinoc —J, Kugei, L Kipp L Iverttd Bottom L DoBcit, 0 Belief, O Ktau L Logger A P@ol ■’age Fotly-ieven 0. Radueni, J Krueger. A. Fager, P Liebecfc, £ r SfodoU, ■!. LuViaye DIRECTOR MR. HENOCH For the past ten years we have been for¬ tunate to have Mr Henckel as our band direc¬ tor. Since he has started the grade school program, the si e of the band has doubled Under Mr. Heneket ' s direction, the band members have shown much ability and en¬ thusiasm in achieving eight first ratings at the annual district tournament. Many of our band members also participate in the solo and en¬ semble tournament which is another annual event. BAND OFFICERS Standing -M. Hof?man, 0 Kr§ r, 8 BecWberg, $. Burrih Sotted D. Kftx. J, Seidl Pag FcfTy ghT JUNIOR BAND B«ck row-E Maftin, M Kulhanek, C I Me n fvkJir. O, Ret kel berg, W %ot ley, P D prey p t D qi a.n W Depeay Seated—J. H ri, t P gel. $ RuecW, C Kol ro«, J Scbtay. ft. Krit£ PEP BAND Th rew A Paiit 0, Kr.ifjf, l labe ' ger, 0. Riduenr. A. F gef. E Sfodoin J Krueger Second row M W. Miller, «, Peel, D. Kntz, W. Stblpv B. Ropion J. B«i ' ann, S. Defend® Ffit row- B ftetkefherg, t- Uqc r M H W , J $ hulij, J Ktatj. R. DuChatcau, C DuChafeay, J. Duett her j, $eidl Page farfy ninc MIXED CHORUS tow Offiern T. iin meier, M Paque, B DeBaker, Mr. Var derBIoemen. Director Second row t Johnson, H. Werto 1 C DuChaTeau, 7 Hrwtka, M Schwab, J„ Kropp, J. Derenne, J. Cmey , P. JCrute,. T M ccO J VendvnHovien, R Nimmer F ftredael Third row A Daniinne, M, Sru fchik, S OcreniK, L Nim- mer, RL DuChaieeo, C Johnion, M Mar fin, M. Corner. 5 John tori. P ledvirift, M Paidir, L. Zellner Fourth row -j, Graunkr 0 Radufli f D. SchuHjr. L Krug¬ er, M. Bin , R UMmann, D IhlemMdt, E Baumgarfel L Arendt, J Nowak, J Van den Houlen, GiUit Fifth row -J Gronncrt, D. Baled, D. Pubern, J, Peot. H KoUrotv M. Dentinn . F Jtndreln, 0. IGitr W ScMey, S. Da hike f Gr unk f K. Comer. W Mllltr JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB Fourth row D Dorn r M Siedl, i Hermans, B Ferry, D. Ihlenletdh M. VandenAvond, £, Prof,, M Baser ' Third row - L Jedpn, B $ df t. Veeier, C Beilke, C. Ihleiv fefch % Sf odol . s, Soqyet. S. Johmon Second row—D. Treml, $, Mellen D Macto, 9 Uebl M, Barbieu f offben, P Romuald, l Jeanqu rt C Dipas Seated B. S idl, A Rati, D, Borley, Mr VanderBloemen Director Page Fifty SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back row 0 thftnMdt N Jerovgfi f Graunke. L Deh ' fce, W Kvg J W Schfey, S. DihJke, 4- Gruelrmacher r $ Red ¬ eem. E, Moeller, D Dormer J Pommier Fourth row M. Shefchtk, i Ruhem. V Dorn r, C Johnian W Merlin, L Cravitlton, L D renne, S, Johnson, E John ion. E Peutngartel J 5 «d ' t Redoenjr ? l nrd row l PuBoi ' V. Reduen , j Schult . V Agamatti? P Dormer, J Berger J. Baumann A, Vandervett, l Bader P ru« Jadln. J Kydrck S GiUrt Second row B Dr Baker. L Kugel, 0 Depai, M Schwab, T Page!, F Ref l ft t Dornrr C Ullrmenn. J Rank, D jdz ban, R Treml, K Arcndi Firif row K Hendrick t, Mr VandenBioemen. Advner C Fernendael BOYS CHORUS Fourth row 1 Gronnert 0. Saiefl, J Poof M Dintinne. F Jand r am D Schutii. M Paque, J. Graunkc, D. Kfitr Third row -4. Krueger T S ' Odatft. D. Redyen; V. Dim, fi Ul Tenant . j. Nowak L Arendt, I Venrtenhouten, i, 0 Mrv Second row—L ellner, T Johmcm, R Weffel T Hrutlu J. Oerenne, j. Kropp, 4 . Ctneyla, P. Nimmer, F. Bredael Rm row—D Roberta, H Kolfrw. A, Dentinne, Mr Van denBloemen, Adunrr Page RHynane ONE ACT PLAY Cast Angusfias- Mary Haen Pone i a - Jo Paider Amelia— Pam Liebal Servant- Jane Derrenne Magdetana Mari lee Paicfer Studenl Director Dale Zellner The House of Bernards Alba ' was presented m pUy competition. The play begins in a nineteenth century setting as a Spanish family prepares for an eight year mourn¬ ing over the toss of the father. The play ends in tragedy as the five sisters struggle for a young lover Pepe el Romano, who is their only source of escape At the local contest the play re¬ ceived an A It was then present¬ ed at Preble where it received a Cast Grandmofher- Bonnie DeBaker Adel a Barb De Baker Bernanda- Jean Seidl Stude nt Director - Audrey Peot Director— Mrs. Travis Page Fifty two PROM D d you ever dream of an enchanted even¬ ing? This dream became a reality on April 22, 1966, With the Theme April love the Juniors transformed the gym into a spring¬ time paradise The court of honor consisted of Gerry Mueller and Marilyn Ledvina, Phil Engleberf and Jean Seidl, Dave Baierl and Carol Johnson, Ernie ledvina and Mary Haen, Gary Cister and Chris Fenendael, and King Dean Rubens and Queen Mary Arendt. This reality has returned to the dream state now, but we all have many memories that will linger on forever. Pago Fifty-four HOMECOMING The Homecoming Royalty of 1966 King Dave Baierl and Queen Carol Johnson Mike Paque and Sandi Dahlke John Gronnert and Joyce Rabas Phil Englebert and Jean Seidl Kurt Tieiens and Sharon Treml Tom Jonet and Shelby Lemmens Da fen Jauquet and Marilyn Darner Don Baierl and Shirley Cayemberg Gary Cisler and Marilyn Ledvina Ernie ledvina and Chris Fenendaei Gene Maihu and Marilyn Martin Jim Kugel and Mary Stodola Dave Raider and Mary Haen Dean Rubens and Mary Atendf Allen Pager and Shirley Byresh The decorations that were never going to be finished, the excitement of the pep ses¬ sion. the ftammg bonfire, the exhausting snake dance, the pounding rain, the victorious game, the coronation of the queen, and finally the Homecoming Dance, ' Try to Remember, are all wonderful memories of the Homecoming; 1966, Page Fh fly-five SNOWBALL Dresses swished, shrieks of laughter penetrated the night air, and gallant young Lancelots escorted their Lady Guinevere to the FH£ Snowball. Strains of “Snowflake Symphony. echoed as couples danced in a winter dream land. The highlight of the evening was the grand match and the crowning of King Roger DeBaker and Queen Marilyn Dormer. Members of the court of honor were Gene Mathu and Marilyn Martin, Wayne Bouchonville and Terry Macco Don Baierl and Sue DeBaker, Don Krat and Maxine Duquaine, Ted Mimmer and Barb Blahntk and Ernie ledvina and Barb DeBaker. KING ROGER QUEEN MARILYN Pag Fifiy-iU Ai .1 . f? ,x r k , j5 A KS . r r 3 First r ow—A AredcttCn, R, Fainas O, CHarlev F. Jandra f . C. louche. G «a«, 1, B . rl J B.idet G . D Alm n 0 ' A.e!- ler, V Mtf Jer. f Orville , Metflc , C SilmO , D Jtndrain SfNcond row J ion«t. J Stodola, T S v t , L Vellc r, G V nd n- Hooien G, Datebfdux, ft. W i ' , t ft. Udvhtw, C D e r « J J, Barter T. Werte . L Dart, F Dwilupa Thi d ro v W Thibai d - D M«fl f They , G Vandsrvest, P Seidl. G Duwtujr, M Bus, t Engl b«T. L loberger, 6. Stahl, ft KollroiB R Peer K PsOt, I. J Gfaunk 0 AtCfldt, M, Coll . D Jauquor GRIDIRON Coach Andrrsort Oavr Paid ' John Gfortfueft BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Bluejay fans had plenty to cheer about this year as the Luxemburg basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Russel Fameree, compiled one of the finest seasons in a number of years. The learn finished a strong third-place behind the strong Mishicot and Southern Door teams who were the only teams to defeat the Jays this season. This effort was equaled by the JV squad coached by Mr. Mike Schanhofer. GAME SCORES Coach Anderson s high spirited Bluejay foot ball team finished the season with a 2 win, 3 loss conference record and a 5 win 3 loss Overall record, settling for fourth place in the Peninsula Conference. Highlights of the Sea¬ son were the smashing success of the Home¬ coming game, defeating Southern Door 33-0 on a mud covered field and the 54 0 lashing of a bewildered Gibraltar team. A great in dividual effort was sighted in senior Dave Baierl who was the unanimous choice for the half-back position on the All Conference team The Junior Varsity squad with a 5 win, 0 loss record finished the season with pride. It is evident that Luxemburg ' s success will con¬ ti nue in the future. Luxemburg 55 Kewaunee 65 Luxemburg 65 Denmark 53 Luxemburg 56 Manitowoc Lutheran 50 GAME SCORES Luxemburg 75 Wnghtstown 52 Luxemburg 18 Coleman 6 67 Bayport 57 Luxemburg 27 Green Bay East JV 19 Luxemburg 19 Bay Port 13 Luxemburg Luxemburg 85 Wrights town 51 Luxemburg 6 Casco 29 Luxemburg 60 Casco 51 Luxemburg 0 Sevastopol 6 Luxemburg 33 Southern Doer 0 Luxemburg 60 Gibraltar 51 20 Mishicot 25 Luxemburg Luxemburg 44 Mishicot 65 Luxemburg 54 Gibraltar 0 Luxemburg 93 Sevastopol 63 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Luxemburg 63 Southern Door 69 w L Luxemburg 79 Casco 56 Mishicot 5 0 Luxemburg 86 Gibraltar 50 Casco 3 2 Luxemburg 52 Mishicof 64 Sevastopol 3 2 LUXEMBURG 2 3 Luxemburg 112 Sevastopol 32 Southern Door 2 3 i i Luxemburg 73 Southern Door 88 Gibraltar 0 5 Pag.- Si id • BASKETBALL SENIOR VARSITY T Baierl O SitmOfi G, Raw Mr. Ffrmeree 0, WutNir G. Gruel im ch r Ledvina D, Rubem Manager, Mu Ihibaudeau G Cialer R. Stahl J- P«ot JUNIOR VARSITY D VtnDriti . R udvina, W Colls. J. Gilli , C Booth , f Jindralrv G Rincki. I. S rv i . 0. fngleberl, l. THituodMo, p, t bal, 0 Ruber , Mr, ScHenhoffer, J. Stodob Page Si ty-one WRESTLING Coach Frank Chalupa led his Luxemburg mat-men to another fine season this year The Bfuejays finished the year with a 4 win, 2 loss conference record, and a 9 win, 3 loss overall tally, pinning down the second-place position in one of the State ' $ strongest wrestling con¬ ference. Mr. Chalupa also led the JV wrest¬ lers to an undefeated season. CONFERENCE STANDING W L Coleman 6 0 LUXEMBURG 4 2 Sevastopol 2 4 Peshtigo 0 6 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Wayne DeJardm Wint IdOtKI 2 lies 2 David Baierl n 6 0 Leonard Treml 9 5 1 Dale Wery 9 4 1 Allen l Eager 7 5 1 Philip Englebert 3 4 1 Victor Treml 5 7 1 Michael Stahl 9 5 2 Anthony Johanek 9 6 2 Daniel Domer 8 4 1 Fred Davtster 2 5 1 Donald Delcore 13 4 0 Joseph Vandervest 12 4 1 WRESTLING SCORES Luxemburg 17 Pulaski 25 Luxemburg 24 Manitowoc 20 Luxemburg 23 Sevastopol 21 Luxemburg 9 Coleman 29 Luxemburg 45 Southern Door 2 Luxemburg 38 Peshtigo 6 Luxemburg 21 Sevastopol 19 Luxemburg 9 Coleman 35 Luxemburg 36 Green Bay West 5 Luxemburg 30 Peshtigo 11 Luxemburg 44 Green Bay Preble 8 Luxemburg 34 Mishieof 8 TRACK in recent years, the Luxemburg track team has dominated that sport in the Peninsula Conference Only twice tn the existence of the Penn, Conference Track Meet has the title evaded Luxemburg, the Bluejays winning it the last seven times This fine record is a tri¬ bute to the coaching of Mr Anton Anderson BASEBALL It is often said, JJ !t is not the victory that mat¬ ters, but how the game is played This say- mg applies to the Bluesy baseball team. Suc¬ cess has not come in the form of games won, but rather in the lessons In teamwork and sportsmanship learned from the game of base- ball. The baseball team is coached by Mr. Frank Chalupa. Page Sixty-two WRESTLING fop row—-J. Dueither, f Martin, E. Deqva ne, VV. 5 1 ■ udef. S- PoacM, J Beilka D Reckdbarg R. DeGrave, T Mrvtka, P Mahltk, D JeNf t G Artndt Second row—6 Porrwr J. Jo et, D Jphftnek, T Salentme W Depeau, B laRoy, D Daytaler ! Bader, G, Du«c e ' V, Tbify Third row J Papder J Vancit. R De aker, R. Peot, l Loberger V Metjlef, • ' Peor P. Domer, fl Smeetter fourth row—T Johanei L Olrt, D. Deleor . F Shefchik t Dorn f G, Da brooK., 0 Said!, 9 Vamteti Fla , J. Van dorveil, %V Paqu , Manager Fifrh row- “Mr Chalup , coach, G Dart 0. jaoquot, J, Kyge? A Fager. D, Baiert W. DeJardin D. Wary. V Trrml L lr«n| Bottom row 0 Dome ' , i, Thyev f Qav liter, P Engleber . F Faliih, M Stahl J. Salamine TRACK Back row G Dalehroux. G. Vandian Houten, L Dart, D. Krati, G Vanderyrit. G Roetkfl, D, Moeller, D. DeBouche, V. Marzler, J. Safari, J. Graunlte, D Jancfrain, M Bins Mr Andtricn, coach Second raw—C Pcrno , i. loberger, G, Salmon, K Peor, M Pique. J Gronncr. D Baerf, 0 , Paider G Raw, H Kollrau, P. Engtaberf Fint row—D Rubem. I, Lcdvina G. Ciilaf, P VandervMt 1 Marcello, $. Derervne j ,n . 0, Carlton, G Peot G Duoachar Page Sis-ly-three BASEBALL F rif row—0 Dan. L We y. 0 Oevuter, t DeGrave. 0 R, Conarti, i Vanda J. Kugel Mr Chalupa KiicH W. Cortftrd Second row— 0 . JVtleiiva, K. Peoi. C. B-ouche, L tedvina Third row— Mr Schanhofer, W Allen. R Stahl. R E StodoU, L CLUB LUXEMIIH6 UHtOM Hi G M SCHOOL f at Fourth row H ItoHfotv 0 Dc‘8 od r R. Rabat, T. Baier), G Mathu. G, Gr at ntachor, 0, Witten, J. Kugd, J. Pool, G Oueicher Third row ' Ar. Fan cf ?r Adviter. C Souche L Ledvina MV Thibaudaao, P Foglebcft. G Dart, L Treml, At. Canard, G Cider E Lodvina, R, Stahl, j Salem nine second row— G. Salmon. R Conard. D Krai . L Lobcrgef, D Jauquet. E Ihoys, R StodoU, (J W«tjl«r. J, Graunk , G. Rueckl first row— T Jonet, G Rait. D. Raider, D Barer), M Pegu , 0. Ruben . J Gronnert. 0 Baird, A Fuger Page Sixty four PEP CLUB ordrr fo lea rn la It ml one tnttjf jirsl (tarn to f° mv As the name suggests, this club ss invol¬ ved with school spirit. Besides giving the school teams confidence with their vocal power. Pep Club members try to instill in all students a sense of good sportsmanship whether the team wins or loses As in other years the Pep Club will provide funds to send a cheerleader to a summer clinic. G. A. A. tael t te- $ Til or. 0 . thknfcidt, J $e«dK W Dgqua nc D. Alittan, N Jcrovtiii P M Wie?va B taaten, i Dar nne Fourh row B Rrekottafp. k KriTj, fc Mueller, 6 Lam- brechl, D ihtanfeldf L Crtvilfton. L Daranne. $ )ohniW t L Vanda Third row j. Baumann M Schwab, M KutKwwk J, D?- peao L VanEns S BeKeytar, B ftopion, M Shefdhik, M Vand nAvond Second roi —ft Siodo N VanFti, D Sfodola L Du oit, 1 Kudtek. L L ftoy. H Jacob j Hrgrlt ' ni, S V-ellen Fint row K Selrwi. S Tr ml, B DeBafcar Vi, W ' lque L Vandenplti, B Ledym . i. Movd Wtit Nowak, Ad v nor Pagt- SiKly-Ti-ve Wlmuj tf rv VARSITY CHEERLEADERS at was ever achieved ivi fhoaf enthusiasm L (i unbent M Arendt 1. l nzme er J. Miller, M. Ledvirti (CapUm). J. V. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES B. SesdL M. Pa i (tor. W M.ll r, M Baieri, R DuOiateau JVT Hmh, B. Rfrckclbcrg, M, Arendt Page Sixty-fix SPORTS CANDIDS Page Sijety even OFFICE GIRLS BUS DRIVERS le4t to right -W G Kochief, D, Baumgartner D, Schlmmeti, G ftuet A Andcn n, D Da ft. fam-ere , ?. Harlsdm Page $ixTy-eighl COOKS The r four l etfy Crock er m our school kitchen They r from left t© right l MutHwr L (touche. M. Duquein . tnd E. Ropvon Edih ii«y the appetizing m e l ere m l by hungry y«i and growling itomithi TH peak of the n n lunch period! Page SixTv-O ' np CUSTODIANS OUR JOVIAL HELPERS A bo If here a bulb there No matter where, Bert wilt repair! With a hr—a $mile-aodmaybe a little teasing, our medv amcal engineer, Bert Theys, is not only hard working and com pefent, but he is a friend to everyone. He has two other friendly and competent helpers, Esther Theys and Alice Depas. Much too often their generous help is overlooked or taken for granted. We, therefore, wish to say Thank you ' for the fine work. Goofing Around Page Seventy ALUMNI fifth row -B Uebt, A K, tngifrberi J BUhmk ft. Kratz, L Yanda, K Dcprcy. L Gomond, D. Car I ion, P Vandervett, K, De Ja din, W Alien, 1, Wcry P Dome , J Kodlrms I MetzEer A Baurr g art el foMMh row S DeJardlir J Halloi G Arendl, G. Allien, 1 Moenv D Budzban, S. Drrenno, J Dor nr r L VandonHopten, H Alien W Kryto, C Ffllnh, G, Yandafmuie, J Him, L Dimmer, M. Wertel Third fow—O. Stahl, L Shefchik, D Doell, K, Domer, J. Salmon, B. Dorm-r, M Ruecfcl, D D iardm, j Jemet H DeUemenn, D„ Daul, M. VanDriiie j. Hoppe. 5 Hoppe. V Trcrnl 1. MarreUr G Daviim Second row P Mehiali, W Salt nltm C diet%ki ft Hendricks, M Dueieher, D, Dorrwr, M, Stahl, J. Kropp. A. Rueckl, M, Sueh . B Arendt, R Treml, D Dari, M Soldi, M. Mai core. J, W ry, R fllahnik, B Barbra ux. T Seidb L Deque me G leftoi Fifit row—C. DeKaitet, K Johanak, K, Mellon, 5 Unimeier. Y. Mueb ■ er, C Ledvina, J touche, Wr Gregor, C Arendf, R. ledvima 5 , Johnson, i, Dorenne, B Mflrchrtnl. 5 M ihlik, J, Veiicor, B. Pornrrtair, B Novak LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE With the passage of years, you may look upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ig¬ norance suddenly became bright with the gleam of knowledge. To preserve a record of these moments and your countless other experiences, this annual strives to capture the eyes ' and mind of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities, and the character of Lux- emburg High School. HARMANN STUDIOS ' Your School Photographer Page Seventy four GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 67 FROM VICTOR A. NOWAK CO. — For The Finest — CLASS RINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 623 NORTH 2ND STREET MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN TWO GREAT GREEN BAY PRANGE STORES LOCATED DOWNTOWN AND BUDGET CENTER SERVING NORTHEASTERN WISCONSIN Page Seven! -five CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS Of 1967 BANK OF LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN Complete Banking Facilities For All Member Of The Federal Reserve System Members Of The F. D. I. C. KEWAUNEE IMPLEMENT COMPANY JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Choose from the Long Green Line LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLYDE ' S JEWELER ' S INC. 1267 MAIN STREET 413 WEST WALNUT STREET GREEN BAY WISCONSIN Page Seventy- ; LUXEMBURG MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers and Dealers Building Material — Pole Building GRAIN - FEED - COAL Phone 845-2331 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF THE LUXEMBURG NEWS AND KEWAUNEE ENTERPRISES LUXEMBURG Publishers and Printers KEWAUNEE SELL ' S CHEVROLET, INC. SALES - SERVICE Telephone 845-2340 LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN SCHOOL SUPPLIES Made In Manitowoc, Wisconsin And Sold Throughout THE MIDWEST Page Seventy-seven COMPLIMENTS OF BERTRAND ' S SPORT SHOP SPECIAL PRICES ON KAYE BROS. SCHOOL JACKETS GREEN BAY WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 67 LUXEMBURG MILLING CO., INC. BASTEN FARM SUPPLIES JOHN CHRISTOFFERSON, Pres. DEVORE SUPPLY CO., INC. 127 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN PHONE 437 6916 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES FOR RESTAURANTS - CHURCHES - SCHOOLS PHONE 845-9000 BERT ' S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT AT ALL TIMES FEATURES FISH PLATES LUNCHES-FRI. Plate Lunches at Noon Supper - Chicken Ham Dinners Hamburgers Chile Soup WELCOME OPEN 6:00 AM. - 1:00 AM. WELCOME Right Across The Road From The New High School Page Seventy ' «lght GREEN BAY WELDING INC. ' Everything For Welding 1945 Progress Street GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN PHONE 494-8778 117 Steele R U E C K L ' S FURNITURE - CARPETING Two Floors Of Fine Furniture Sf , Algoma Phone 487-3141 Ruberoid Starline Roofing—Siding Since 1886 QUINTAL A. PAQUE Dealer in General Merchandise Everything For the Home and Farm ROUTE 2 LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN Barn Equipment BULK TANK BARBIAUX APPLIANCE CLEM BLAH BARBIAUX Water Softeners Maytag — Tappan G.E. STOVES BOTTLE GAS GAS PHONE Refrigerators — Freezers LUXEMBURG 845-2992 WISCONSIN Pag Seventy nine COMPLIMENTS OF CARLSON DUPERRAULT OPTICAL CO. Phone 435-8622 Heating Air Conditioning P.O. BOX 67 216 E. WALNUT ST. PHONE 845-2882 GREEN BAY WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN Across From The Vic Theatre ALTHEA ' S PRIMROSE BEAUTY SALON HAIR STYLING HAIRCUTTING PERMANENT WAVING Now, Complete Wig Service Phone 845-2777 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN RAY KUBALE RESTAURANT HOME MADE ITALIAN PIZZA SERVICE CHICKEN STEAK EVERY NIGHT LOBSTER, FISH FROG LEGS PHONE 845-2106 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN FIRST QUALITY FABRICS NOTIONS Columbia Minerva Yarns 323 MAIN ST. GREEN BAY, WIS. GREEN BAY BLUE PRINT CO., INC 223 N. ADAMS ST. - GREEN BAY, WIS. PHONE 432-3652 or 432-5262 ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERS Art Supplies DIAZO PRINTS BLUEPRINTS XEROX PRINTS PHOTOSTATS COMPLIMENTS OF DR. E. J. DEWANE DENTIST Phone 845-2361 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG MOTOR CO. MASSEY FERGUSON NEW IDEA GEHL FARM MACHINERY HESSTON WINDROWERS Phone 845-2011 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN Page Eighty NEW FRANKEN STATE BANK CUFF WALL NEW FRANKEN, WISCONSIN •f MOTOR SALES, INC. ★ COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Your Oldsmobile Dealer ★ 426 N. WASHINGTON GREEN BAY, WIS. MEMBER OF THE F.D.I.C. WILBUR DUPONT Compliments JEWELER Of For The Newest Creations THOMAS DRUG STORE In Jewelry And Diamonds 824 WILLOW STREET GREEN BAY, GREEN BAY WIS CONSIN WISCONSIN Compliments Of GEORGE AND EUNICE ROMUALD KOHLBECK ' S FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY MEATS and GROCERIES CHILI AND HAMBURGERS AT ALL TIMES COUNTY TRUNK K CHAMPION, PHONE WISCONSIN 866-2160 PHONE 845-2800 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF MORY ' S LAKE TO LAKE DAIRY DISTRIBUTING CO. COOPERATIVE GREEN BAY WISCONSIN 1606 ERIE AVENUE SHEBOYGAN WISCONSIN Pag EkjMy-en 320 N, Washington St, GREEN BAY Wt$. FARMER ' S TRADING CO. KELViNATOR Stoves Refrigerators Hof Point Stoves Capri Freezers Zenith Radio T.V. MARV BER ' S RESTAURANT Chicken Ham Dinners Phone 837-2021 Marvin Jacobs, Prop, Casco Wis. GEORGE ' S BOAT RENTAL Bait and Boats Phone 866-2075 Dyekesville, Wisconsin DON ' S BAKERY Wedding Cakes Danish Pastry; Pies, Bread, Buns, Rolls Phone 845-2002 Luxemburg Wis, OPEN DAILY LUXEMBURG PLUMBING HEATING Bill Larry Hermans Phone 845-2200 OR 845-2809 Luxemburg Wis, Compliments Of JAKE BRUST Barber Shop Luxemburg Wis, SEILER OIL CO. Leo Seiler Prop, Service Station and Bulk Plant Phone 487-9988 Algoma Wis. SCHWAB ' S SHOE STORE Complete Line of Shoes Rubbers Since 1903 Phone 845-2121 Luxemburg Wis, Compliments Of RUECKL ' S SUNDRIES Phone 845-2451 Luxemburg Wis, KOHLBECK ' S Qualify Clothes Over 75 Years Of Service ALGOMA, WISCONSIN LUDLOW ' S APPAREL STORE Kewaunee, Wisconsin Compliments Of CURLY CRAViLLION ' S Barber Shop Luxemburg Wis, LUXEMBURG CLEANERS TAILORS Made to Measure Suits Topcoats Professional Dry Cleanings Phone 845-2366 KATCH ' S Supermarket Department Store ' Catch On To KatthY ' Values in Algoma Algoma Wis A. L. GREILING CO, Dealer In General Merchandise Roofing and Eave Troughs Phone 866-2421 New Franken, Wis, Page Etghry-rwo rose beauty salon Rosella Git I if, Mgr. Hair Styling Coloring, Cutting Permanent Waving Complete Line Of Wigs Phone 845-2455 Luxemburg Wis. IRA PAYE Insurance Agency Dyckesvltle, Wis. Insurance of all Kinds Phone 845-2031 Luxemburg, Wis. GEORGE ' S CITIES SERVICE PHONE 845 2363 LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN RAINBOW MOTEL Modern Cottages On Highway 57 Dyckesvifle Wis. Luxemburg, Wis. Rt, 2 Phone 866 2307 Wm Van Zeeland Prop.. GOLDIE DERENNE INSURANCE Route 2 Luxemburg Phone 366-2134 New Franken RODRIANS Repair Shop Wagon-Building-Repair WELDING PREVOSrS GARAGE Wrecker Service New Sc Used Parts Phone 866-2707 New Franken Wis. Near Champion Compliments Of STEWART ' S Where smart women shop Green Bay, Wisconsin MIKE ' S SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Batteries, Tires, And other Phillips 66 Products Corner 54 and 163 Phone 845-2045 Luxemburg Wis HI-T1DE Ben De Baker Boats Pool Table Dyckesvrlle, Wisconsin Highway 57 Phone 866 2737 STYLES TO PLEASE Hard fo Fit? See Usl MULLEN ' S SHOES 214 Main Green Bay Wis. ROBERT DAUL Custom Slaughtering Beef Quarters Hogs Meat Cutting Phone 845-2612 LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN Compliments Of HANSEN ' S DAIRY INC. 1756 Willow St. Green Bay Wis, JULE CHARLIER Jeweler Gifts That Last Phone 845-2445 Luxemburg Wit BLAHNIK ' S GENERAL STORE Groceries, Dry Goods, Gas, Hardware Mautz Paint Phone 845 2831 Walhain Wis HRUSKA CO FARM HOME Supplies Feed Seeds Phone 845-2242 Pitgr Eighty Three Seit Ua THOME LAES MOTOR CO. SMART FASHIONS FOR WOMEN Dhe J!oft -Attic We have only nice cars YOUNG JUNIORS - JUST FOR YOU 1515 WILLOW STREET 128 North Washington GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN GREG CHEMICAL CO. HOIDA LUMBER COMPANY 1510 WILLOW STREET Green Bay s Big Name GREEN BAY, WIS. In Building Materials The House of Finer Floor Finishes 1545 WILLOW ST, PHONE 437-7558 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN DENIS SPORT SHOP SIMONAR SERVICE 24 Hour Towing Official Luxemburg Featuring an ALL STAR CAST School Jackets In The Heavyweight Division MISS PULL LIL MISS SUPER In The Lightweight Division PHONE 922 MAIN STREET 435-1473 GREEN BAY OR 435-2839 LIL JERK ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Phone 845-2555 Luxemburg, Wis, p gt? f ' jghly-four COMPLETE INSURANCE HAZEL ' S GREASE OFF SERVICE , The only non-polluting LIFE: MORTGAGE LIFE: DISABILITY all purpose cleaner HOSPITALIZATION: HOME OWNERS Get Hazel for your AUTO: FARM OWNERS personal maid now — VAN DRISSE INSURANCE AGENCY you deserve it. 810 PRODUCTS CORP. Phone 845-2888 — Luxemburg Luxemburg, Wisconsin PILSEN MARIANNE ' S SERVICE STATION BEAUTY SALON Body Work — Spray Painting MARIANNE GREATONS. Mechanic Work — Welding Proprietor JOE G DORNER Proprietor Complete Beauty Service Highway 29 Route 3, Luxemburg PHONE 866-2710 NEW FRANKEN VAN DRISSE OIL CO. DOPERALSKI REALTY WE SERVICE FUEL OH FURNACES ' NEW FRANKEN PHONE 866-2845 New Franken, Wis. LUXEMBURG PHONE 845-2662 Mobile Fuels Good Years Tires 866-2534 Luxemburg Service Center 2nd at Willow Street ; FARMS - HOMES - BUSINESSES MECHANIC ON DUTY BAY SHORE COTTAGES - LOTS P.iqe Eighty ' five JOHNSON ' S FORD SALES SERVICE PHONE LUXEMBURG 845-2213 LUXEMBURG RT. 3 HOME FURNITURE CO. THE BEST FRIEND YOUR HOME EVER HAD COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS 519 MAIN STREET Phone 435-6700 GREEN BAY WISCONSIN McKAY NURSERY CO. SHADE TREES FRUIT TREES EVERGREENS FLOWERING SHRUBS NURSERIES MAIN OFFICE WATERLOO, WIS. Ph. 478-2121 Madison Office 1919 MONROE ST, ALpine 5-9476 LUXEMBURG IMPLEMENT CO. Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Machinery International Trucks Badger—Aigoma—Fox Forage Maste rs Jamesway Farm Equipment Rex Loadmaster and Myers Self Unloading Boxes PHONE 845-2929 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN BEST WISHES BADGER WHOLESALE, INC. Ill CEDAR STREET GREEN BAY WISCONSIN INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SUPPLIER TO SCHOOLS HOSPITALS PHONE 437-7132 P«gi? EigHiy-tiw FARM BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Jlen £eidU Qualify Pole And Square Timber Buildings REALTOR Richland Buildings Square Timber Insulated Barns 111 S. MONROE Steel Industrial Buildings U Mile East of Luxemburg GREEN BAY WISCONSIN On Highway 54 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN DETERVILLE ' S Compliments Of VARIETY STORE BAY RIDGE SPECIALTY MEATS GROCERIES HARDWARE PHONE 845-2828 CHAMPION WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN Compliments Of KING SOCKER MOTEL SALMON ' S OF LUXEMBURG Reasonable Rates New in 1966 Quality Sausages FREE TV And Weiners PHONE 845-2334 Wholesale and Retail Your Hosts Mr. Mrs. Bob Maleski Industrial Park Highway 54 Luxemburg Wisconsin Luxemburg Wisconsin EightV ' ev n COMPLIMENTS JIM ' S PLUMBING HEATING OF DR. RAYMOND S. DOW Hot Water Healing Plumbing Fixtures Free Estimates VETERINARIAN Phone Luxemburg 845-2120 Hot Water Heaters Water Softeners 24 HOUR SERVICE LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN PH. 845-8444 LUXEMBURG, WIS. COMPLIMENTS OF MUSICIANS REPAIR SUPPLY CURTIS BREEDING SERVICE BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES LLOYD WINK DISTRIBUTOR REPAIR ON ALL INSTRUMENTS PHONE LUXEMBURG 845-2045 PLATING AND LACQUERING OR PH. 437-1770 2246 WILLOW ST. PHONE LUXEMBURG 845-2748 GREEN BAY WISCONSIN GOOD LUCK ANDREWS OIL CO. FRAN ' S LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN SUPERMARKET PHILLIPS 66 Where The Finest in Foods 1$ Our Specialty Gasoline, Fuel Oils, Philgas Motor Oils LUXEMBURG PHONE 845-2045 Pag Eighty-eight CAKE DECORATING Compliments Of Wedding Cakes-Our Specialty THE KEWAUNEE COUNTY FAIR RENIER ' S BAKERY At Champion LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN Phone Route 1 RACING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 866-2602 New Franken, Wis. DURING THE SUMMER GAMBLE STORE SEIDL ELECTRIC Appliances RCA MOTOROLA RADIO TV Residential Commercial Hardware Wiring GEORGE LEMENS Phone 845-2511 Owner LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN ROPSON MOTOR SALES HERMAN ' S SUPERETTE Automobile Wrecker Repairing Service 24 HOUR SERVICE Day Phone 487-2102 Night Phone 487-3315 Home Made Sausage ■ Meat Cut to Yo ur Order ROPSON FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Radiator Cleaning Repairing Phone 487-2411 SALES SERVICE Phone 845-2822 LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN 305 Steele Street Algoma, Wis. Pag Elgtity-flfoe ROBERT BRUNETTE FURNITURE NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS OF QUALITY FURNITURE AT POPULAR PRICES 218 MAIN STREET GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN RcfiUucce PUBLISHING CO. YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS P.O. BOX 534 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN Wc WA on i OF LUXEMBURG The House of Quality with Small Town Prices ' Give Her a Lane Cedar Chest The Perfect Gift for Any Occasion FURNITURE - CARPETING - ACCESSORIES Experienced Decorating Consultants Page Ninety f Ua vi JiuntbeA. e aAduuoAe, 9tic. COMPLETE BUILDING HARDWARE MATERIAL MILLWORK PAINT CERAMIC CARPETING YOUR COMPLETE HOME BUILDING CENTER P.O. ADDRESS R.F.D. 2 LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN NEW FRANKEN 886-2351 DYCKESVILLE, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF LUXEMBURG MEDICAL CLINIC Page ' Minery ' One DUMMAN REALTY Farms—Homes - Motel—Resorts Lake Bay Shore Properties—Businesses Algoma Marvin M. Dumman Don M. Dumman Dial 487-2345 Luxemburg Constant Thiry, Salesman Dial 845-2767 FARRELL LUMBER CO. BUILDING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS CASCO WISCONSIN Phone 837-2470 STREBEL ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE Briggs Stratton Engines Gould Batteries Kelly Tires Phone 866-2425 New Franken Wisconsin Compliments Of Wisconsin LABEL, INC. Engineered Tapes and Labels 1 12 First Street Luxemburg P.O. BOX E Ph. 845-2214 BARTELT BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 603 S. Military — Beacon Center Green Bay, Wisconsin 54303 Phone 494-4792 TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES DUPLICATORS Sales — Service — Rentals Royal Franchised Representative ED ' S APPLIANCE Sales and Service Hamilton Authorized Dealer — Norge Appliances - GE. Televisions We Service Alt Appliances ' Ed G. Jacques, manager Phone 845 2055 108 Colie Street Luxemburg, Wis Pacje N6rr ty-tw0 W. J. LA FORTUNE SONS DALE ENGLEBERT SONS, INC. GREEN BAY MASON CONTRACTOR PHONE 435-7806 Phone 866-2961 Candy — Potato Chips — Tobacco Dyckesville Wisconsin DYCKESVILIE SUPER SERVICE MOUDRY ' S MEAT MARKET ED BAUMANN, Prop, Mobil Products Homemade Sausage Washing — Lubrication Tires and Accessories PHONE 866-2415 Road Service Jacobsen Dealer Highway 57 PHONE 866-2625 HIGHWAY 57 ROUTE 2 DYCKESVILIE WIS. LUXEMBURG WISCONSIN AUTOGRAPHS Page Ninety-three