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

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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

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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