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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

CHESTER E. MEISSNER In spite of how you feel now about the school and teachers, you may find yourself, as I do, in the position of deep appreciation for most things the teachers did lo increase knowledge and understanding. While not all experiences are pleasant, experiences can also teach valuable lessons I often wonder if a person re members pleasant things longer than unpleasant things in my experience 1 find that some of my most demanding teachers are most vividly remembered, I can remember (in living color) my Industry! Arts teacher tell¬ ing me what kind of a_wood butcher I was after making some rather poor joints, I remember my Agriculture teacher telling the meat judging team that we came down to win first place and congratulations The toughest games of hockey, football, and baseball are remembered the longest, The easy wins are quickly forgotten I remember my first date, the first ski party, the first prom and the first urge to continue my education. The bad and the good seem to rush through my mind together because it is all a part of the growing and learning process. The toughest Administrative assignment I have encountered was the combining of two high school districts However, through the cooperation of dedicated teachers and other district employees and with patient understanding and cooperation of some very wonder - fut students my experience at Luxemburg-Casco has been most pleasant and I hope you and I will REMEMBER WHEN we started a new school. i p ANTHONY W. POUCH With a good education each person has a manipulative property inside his head and heart. It is a resource everyone can carry around and convert into cash and personal in¬ dependence with a bit of skill and ambition. A high school education opens the door to an individual ' s future success. It is up to the individual to pass beyond the open door M by making the best possible use of the opportunities as they present themselves. i FACULTY ANTON L ANDERSON, fi.S Wisconsin State University, Steven Point Science, Athletics Twenty fourth ¥e f il LC DAVID BAUMGAftlNfR, BE Whitewater State University Buaitm Education Founeenth Year «i l-C PRANK CHALUPA. B,$ Wiflconsm Stare University Mathematics, Athletics Twenty second Yt? r at LC MACDAtiNE DHUEY. B.$ Stout State University Home Economics Eighteenth Year at 1C AlPHlN ERICKSON, Mi. Wiscon in State University Mathematics Siath Year «T L C RICHARD V S ARBERG, ft.5. Stout State University Induii ' rjal A ti D river EautaTion Eighth Year at L C edna eaowM Be Whitewater State University BootWpiog, Shorthand Fifteenth Yiear at l-C FRANK W DAKINS, ft $ Wiicortiin Slate Universiiy Biology Denver Education Fifth Year at LC WltUAM J 6HREN, B.S University of Wisconsin Chemistry, Physics Fourth Year 1 LC MA X s falkOwski, p s River falls State Agriculture fighth Year at L C RUSSELL f AMES El. BS, PlaKewilk State Uni ver n y PhySkal Education Athletics Thirteenth, Year it 1C WILLIAM E GAECKE, AS Stout Suit University Industrial A fit Third Year at l-C DlANt GLASS, S Wtscomm Slate University Oshkosh Physical Education First Year at l C C RICHARD HENCKEL, B M Uwrrnct University Instrumental Woin Twelfth Ye at l C STEPHEN KANO6$ University of Wiitoniin Geometry Second Year at 1C GLENN KOEHLER, B S. University of Wisconsin History, Geography Ninth Year at LC JOSEPH M EIERSL WS Wisconsin State University English Sophomore Oau Advisor Eleventh Year at L-C MARY GENRICH, 6 S. Stout State University Home Economics Eirtt Year at L-C EUNICE E HANNON BA University of Wisconsin Social Science Senior Class Advisor Thirty first Year at L C BEVERLY HUNS8ERGER ,A, Lawrence University English Third Year at l-C FLORENCE HASTEN, BA Carroll College Latin, English Seventh Year t L C MARI ' LYN KRIfSER, B E Whitewater State University Commercial Fourteenth Year it L C ROGLB HE. B,$. Plaltevffle Slat Umvernty Agriculture Ninth Year at L C 1YU NOEL, M A Northern Michigan University Hittory Junior Clan Advnor Eighth Year At L-C DONALD J, SCHIMMElS PH 6 Marquette UnivWl ' ty Enqliih, library Fifteenth Year tt L«C ROBERT A SHEPHERD B S Wiscpnun Slate University Stevens Point Biology Second Year at L C FRED YAGODlNSKI M.A Northern M.rhigan Univc+tity Guidance Director SieIEi Year at t C KRISTI ZILLMER B,S, vViitomin Stale Univaniiy Steven Point German, Speech JAMES MARCKS, M S, Univenity of A icon in Agriculture Thirteenth Year at LC MICHAEL SCHANhOFER. BS Wit comm State University Irighth, ArHfetic Siith Year at LO DOROTHY SEIDL, BS Univertily of WilCOlWin Milwaukee Voce Mu tie Twelfth Year at LC JOHN C W£«NER M A Northern Michigan Univefttrtv physical Education Fourth Year ar LC NANCY YURK. B.A.E. Wiiconun State Urnvertity Othkoih Art Fir t Year at L-C BOARD OF EDUCATION From Jeff to right Mr, Joicph Boulanger, treasurer; Mr Hirvev Mr C E Me in r. dri icf dmim ir r p; Mr . Pearl Ftotthoe, vie® MueHer, Wr Gerald Abili, deft; Mr, CHetttr Maietki. president; pretideni; Mr Arrival Ledvina. and Mr, Anthony 0u Jardin OFFICE GIRLS 8 COOKS I, Ropfton, A. M. A-rndf, M Dequt nt, L Mu 11ef The Luxemburg Casco Senior High has one of the happiest kitchens in the world! Our cooks are hard at work long before the sun is up, just to make our meals more color¬ ful and more appetizing. Where could a more jovial family of cooks be found than in L-Cs kitchen? CUSTODIANS Alice Depas Bert Theys Esther Theys The neat appearance of our school is the result of an expert irio. Ben Theys, our electrical engineer, and his helpers, Esther Theys and Alice Oepas are loved by LC Students because of their fine attitudes, their consideration for others, and their wonderful personalities BUS DRIVERS ' m. Third tow- € M HurlJ. D Gfirtd„ H, Joqo r F frs t Bow—B fouq, N DalatKov . £ JgaI U « J. Srfvait, J, teft Second tow—0. f Hinminn, i. IH nm nrv JL fhiry. M, Ddef- r «r d r i. Werg o, A. Daviitar vilte, W. Jacob , G. Hermim, Peoi. fl Pigeon, f. Otmoulm. L Wmfc 10 FROM US TO YOU REMEMBER THE TIME . . . We won our first football game of the season . . . we went to the Christmas party . . , we threw snow in Mr. Koehler ' s driveway ... we got away with sneaking up in the lynch line . . . we got Mr. Ehren off the subject two days in a row . . . every¬ one got out of class for a lyceum . . . and all those good times, We hope this edition of The Spartan will hefp to keep those memories alive for many years to come. We, the editors and business managers of this 1969 annual, are proud to present this edition to you and have done our best to make it a complete record of the events of the year. First, we introduce to you The faculty and students; then we show you some of the activities of these students. It is our hope that you will remember the excite¬ ment of the Prom and the Homecoming and will feel again the thrill of watching our Spartan athletes in action. We have enjoyed recalling these events for you and want you to enjoy them too, as together we REMEMBER THE TIMES. BUSINESS MANAGERS Lyle Zellner and Dean Kratz 11 Second ftow—S. JoKnifort, J Mmtllir, Mu Hinf cm r Adviior; L. Dro firti Rqw- —J. V nd rthoo� n, C. UHm nn, R DuCK� re ij, fiL Jtdin. 0. % ri t J, Berger, J, ICniL I, Sarvait, S. Darner Kr tl L Ze4!rw ANNUAL STAFF The entire staff has worked hard to faring this annual to you. We would like to rake this opportunity to express our thanks to Miss Hannon, our advisor, to Mr. Harmann, our photographer, and to all the businesses who have contributed funds to make possible the printing of this second edition of The Spartan, 1969, Co-edtors; Renee DuChateau Bonnie Jadin Business Managers; Dean Kratz ILyle Zellner Photography Chairman: Sharon Johnston Senior Section; Janet Berger Music Section: Jean Kratz Athletic Section; Tom Servais Fund Raising; Janet Mueller Forensics—Drama Laurie Drossart Typists: Carolyn Ultmann Judith Vandenhouten Artists; Steve Dorner jane Rueck! MARY LEE AGAMA1TE The harder I fry th good er iq be ftwOfft r 1 get f H A t , 2.3 A journalism 3,4 National Honof Society 4 Style She ( Pep Club 2 Forer. ica 2 3.4 Home coming Committee 4 Prom Commit! 3 Monitor 4 EDWARD ALSTEEN ■I ' d rarhei hug a football rrii.in anything else well, almost anything el� Leltermcn ' t CJwb 2.3,4 iootball 1.2.3,4 Track 1.2.3,4 HA 1.4 D arh i Destruction Club 3.4 Homecoming Court 4 Bomecommg Committee 3 KATHLEEN ARENDT I may look buty in dill, but I m only confuted Pep Club 1,2 GAA 2,3 Monitor 2 Prom Comm if fee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 THEODORE BADER Think We may get pul pf this work yet. Football 1.2 Arc tiling 2 Track 1,2,3 4 ffA l, 2 , 3,4 DALE ALSTEEN If D lr it nowhere to be found, look behind the open book he won t be there eiTh r Football 1,2,3 4 Track 1,2 3 4 Wrestling 3.4 Basketball 1,2 Homecoming Court 4 Lehrvrmen ' t Club I 2.3 4 Forenuct 3 Death A Dt vtructiorv Club 3,4 FFA 1 2.4 JEAN ARENDT Uugh and let your cares go with the wind F-HA 1.2,3 4 1EANNE BADER A but g«ri without a doubt but not too busy jo help you Out National Honor Society 3.d FHA I 3,3,4 Forensics I 2,3,4 Journalism 3,4 fine Arts Club 2,3 t One Act Play 3 Style Show i f 3 Snowb 1 11 Committee 2 Homecoming Committee 4 JOSEPH BAETEN Why can ' t all my life hit me now when I know ev eryfhing? FFA 4 Football J 2 Track | Prom Commit tee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 THOMAS BA1ERL After 12 yeari of work ng and slaving, l J m fmally up for unemployment tompen sarion. BetkarhaU T 2,3,4 Foot hall 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Prom King 3 Leiiprmen « Club 1.2.3,4 Death A Deitruct.on Club 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Prp Club 1,2 ENNIS BAUMGARTEL If n bird, if 4 plane no if % Enn� t with Hia red Volks Track 1.2,3,4 Basketball 1,3 Pep Club 1,2 Stare Music Clinic 3 Pep Band 4 Utt«rTT jn Club 3,4 LORN A BEILIN Not loo letioui, not too gay, but a swell girl m every way. FHA 1,2.3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Pep Band 1,2,4 CAROLE BERTRAND Though if was not heaven ly, my four yean were nicely ipenf FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Foreniiti 2 Annual Drive 4 Prow Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 tumbling Club 3.4 RAYMOND BALZA A ittle work never hurt a f yone but why take chances. FFA 12 . 3,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 Track I Prpm Committee 3 Hqrrvccoming CommifTee 4 PATRICIA BEAURAIN A imilr 4nd A good word lor all, Clan Officer 1 Fep Club 12 Summer Music Oinic 2 FHA 2.3,4 Annual Drive 3 Pep Band 4 One Act Play 4 JANET BERGER She turns strangers into friends National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 3.4 Fins Arts Club 4 One Act Play 3 Hometomrng Court 4 Forensics 3 r 4 Journalism 2,3 FHA ,2 Annual Staff 4 Freshman Claw Play T DEBORAH BONCHER The only way to haw friend if to be one, Pep Club 2 Forrrtvci. 2 One Act Play 2 Journalism 4 FHA 2 Carman Club 4 KENNEIH BOUCHER Don ' Study your lesson, just leison your study Football 1 Track L2 FFA 1X3-4 BARBARA BOULANGER keady to work, ready m play, ready io help wher ever the may FHA 12,3.1 Pep Club 2 Prom Commitic l ' 3 HOfnteomm Committee 4 Style Show. 13 BARBARA BRUST Withou ' weekends, life would be � o dull I Forensics b 2,3,4 Pep Band 3 Dance Band 3 Fine Am Oub 3.4 Homecoming Committee 3 Prom Committee 4 One Act Play 3 Pep Club 2 Annual Drive 4 Journalism 2,3.4 ELAINE BURESH t wat cut out to an an- gell r but someone lost the pattern Forensic 2,3,4 Pep Band 4 Journalism 2,3,4 Library Club 2.3 Pep Club 1.2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 KENNETH 80UCHONVILLE School is whore you learn to sleep with your eyes open Baseball f Forensic I Pep Oub 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 NANCY BREDAEL Why musi we have a fa culsy to spoil our fun? library Dub 1,2,3 Pep Club 2 Journalism 2,3 f 4 Forensics I 2.3,4 Fine Arts Club 3 Pop Band 4 German Club 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 CHARLES BUHR I like to study in the morning, but i forget te get up DAVID CHARLES The greatest underdevelop ed territory in the world : under my hat Football 1,2 Basketball I FFA 1,2.3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 LINDA CHRISTOFF I ' m a Senior, 1 gotta b«t I dignified f HA r.2,3,4 J Fore natei 2 fep Club 2 1 Home com mg Commutes 4 ' Prom Committee 3 Style Show 1,3 Snowbali Committee 2 NANCY COCHART She who does her best docs, enough Pep Band 2,4 Dance Band 2 4 fHA 1 2 , 3,4 MICHAEL COILE I used to think if yv«| a womans world now I a now it is Football 1 ,2 flauLctbalt 1.2,3,4 Tract 1,3.4 Letter men ' t Club 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Hotnecom.ng Committee 4 LARRY DART ,ead me nor mio te mpt a ■on — ( can usually Find 1 by myself. : 0tbafl 1,2,3,4 VfCitJirrg 1,2,3.4 Track 1,2,3.4 .alter men Oub 2,3,4 Death Destruction Club 4 Homecoming Court 4 FA 1.2.3.4 GENE DEBOUCHE f school is liberty, give death. ooiball 1,2,3 Westlmg 1.2,3 asebal 1,2 rp Oub 1,2 FA t.2 rom Committee 3 tomecommg Committee 4 PERRY DANTOIN He � done some mighty fine things m hii daze fPA 4 MARK OEBAUCHE I a me and I graduated — I hope. FFA 2.4 SUSAN DEGRAVE .Vhy bother about tomor¬ row when there are so many other thing to do today CARLA DEJARDIN Don i look at me, I didn ' t tay word. FHA 1 2,3,4 Fep Club 1 2 Style Show 1 Prom Comm TT 3 Hornet Pmog Committer 4 MARY DEJARDIN The wrong way •Iway leemi more reasonable. FHA 2,3.4 Homecoming Comm i dec 4 Snowball Committee 2 Pep Club 2 RICHARD DEIEBREAU Suce«i lie In the future — I ' m wailing FFA 12,3,4 DAVID DEPREY Have a good time while you ' re Irving - for you e a long time deed Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2.3 Seif bell 2,3 4 tettermen Club 2,3,4 FFA 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 GLORIA DEJARDIN Gloria, Gloria. Hallelujah FHA 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Pep Bend 4 Fortntkt V-2,4 Qruj Act Play 2 DONALD DELCORE Whet do you ay !o a girl when you want a datc ? Wrestling 1.2,3,4 Utl rmen t Club 2,3,4 FFA 1,2.3 Bate ball 1 Football T ROBERT DEL LEM ANN Whenever I feel like work¬ ing, I lie down until the feeling paisn FFA 2,3,4 Forentici 1,2 ROSE MARIE DEPREY fho e who don ' t say much are least likely to get in trouble. FHA I Style Show 1 CHRISTOPHER DEPREZ H there ' s trouble, I m rx 1 there, but I ' ve been there FFA X Tf k 23 Lertermen ' t Pub 2,3,4 CRAIG DEGUAINE The world belong to the energetic few, but who wants the world srtvwiy Fotcnvici 1 football t Wrestling I One Act PI Ay I PATRICIA DERENNE All that l r ve teamed I ' ve oof forgotten, Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1,1,3 4 Style Show 3,4 Homecoming Gommittw 4 Pf wn Com mi tree 4 Tumbling Club 3,4 Forensic 4 MARY DETERVILLE Somes i me� given to Mfi Hi� thoughts, but usually full of mischievous plots. FHA 1,2,3 GAA 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Snowball Committee I CLIFFORD DEPREZ Left face it they sent me here to study fidibefbdil 1 Track 1.2,3.4 Letternren i Club 2 3.4 FFA 3,4 CHRISTOPHER DERENNE Wien there ' ! nothing else to do, go to school They it-11 me f i good for you. Football 1.2.34 Track 1.2.3 4 basketball 1,2 Irtiermon s Club 2,3,4 Homecommg Court 4 Pep Club 1 2 RITA DERENNE I could be defter but it‘ 10 lonesome being good Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1,2,3.4 LYLE DEVILLERS I want to die with my boots on vo woo f hurt my toe when I kidk the bucket Football t.2 FFA 1,2,3,4 P p Pub 1,2 TERI DEVINE Oh no I Here oOme de teacher. Transferred to fieri m H gh School BARBARA DHUEY When troubles mount end the world it blue, juif imile and lei the iun shine through, FHA 4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 CATHERINE DHUEY true to her word, her work, and her friend FHA 1 Pep Club 1,2 One Act Play 2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Commit 4 Annuel Drive Style Show 1 DAVID DHUEY When he grim, we grin; when he laughs, we laugh Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 frack 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 MARK DIUENBURG Why do women faidnaie me? Why can I fascinate them? Football 1.2,3,4 Baseball .2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Journeltm 4 Fine Ant Club 3 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 2 Fortmki 4 Letiermen ' i Club 2,3,4 Badger Boy ' i State 3 Trees for Tomorrow 2 ALLAN DORNER t study when I ' m in the mood — I ' m strictly not a moody guy, FFA 1,2,3,4 NEAL DOELL Meal pulled a muscle today while doing Algebra exer¬ cises FFA 1 DARLENE DORNER A contagious giggle and a tunny smite. National Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Library Club 2,3,4 Pine Art Oub 1,3.4 Wisconsin Youth Committee Delegate 3 Elliion Bey Choral Work¬ shop 3 Badger Girl Alternate 3 FHA I Style Show 1,3 Freshmen Clan Play 1 Homecoming Committee 4 KRISTEN CORNER H I had to pay to lilK I ' d go broke. FHA l,2 ( 3 GAA 33 Pro Oob 2 Snowball Committee Prom Committee 3 Style Show 1 Homrcomlrtg Comm i nee 4 STEPHEN CORNER Look what tour year of high school hat done for me! Journalism 1(2,33 WfettJjng 1,2,33 One Act Play 13 Annual Staff 4 Letterreen’i Oub 4 LINDA DUBOIS She itudirs early, the tlv- d et late, to ©seep© a zero, the gift of fare FHA 1,2,33 GAA 1,2,33 Forensic 1,2,33 One Act Play 3,4 Journalism 1,2,33 Pep Band 4 Dance Sand 33 Style Show 1 P D Club 1,2 DAVID DUFEK ■Ay ambition, to retire. FFA 1.2 Pep Club 1,2 T,N T, Trim, Neat, and liny. Green Lake Delegate 2 Stat-l- Fa.r RepreaenWive 2 Fprerwti 1 Fme Arts Club 3 Prom Committee 3 HOfoecomirg Committee 4 Snowball Committee 1 Chn Officer 1 C HA } ,2,33 Style Show 1,2 LAURIE DROSSART And everything nice Badger Girit Stale 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Prom Court 3 Has Officer 1 Fo ' cmka 1,2,33 FHA 1,2 3 4 National Honor Society 2.3,4 One Act Pfay 2.4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Drive 3.4 Journalitm Club 4 RENEE DUCHATEAU When Renee begins to cheer, of losing the game ac have no fear Chredeadar 2.3,4 Annua! Editor 4 Student Council 1,2 National Honor Society 33 Journalism 2,3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 hand Scholarship 3 Majorette 4 German Club 4 GRACE ENGLEBERT Happy, carefree, and gay. FHA 13.3.4 FVp Club 1,2 Style Show 1 2,3,4 LEIF ERICKSON Why huffy? The foftois 1 got there. Baseball 1,2 Baikal bait 1 One Act Play 4 Sum mar M usic Onte 2 Forensici 4 Oolf 3,4 German Club 4 Journalism 4 JAMES PALISH I carry my Humbling block around with mo and camou¬ flage it with a hat. Wrestling 1.2,3 4 FfA 1,2,3 BARBARA PERRY With a mind that it free from care, not a worry doc bear. GAA 4 GLENN GlLLIS I ' m not afraid of school work, I could fie down right neat ro if. Track 4 Journalism 4 LOIS EVERARD Quiet ear neat, and sincere. FHA 2,3,4 Homecoming Committee 4 Pap Club 2 DAVID FERRON t study so much that mind ii warping. FfA A Forensic 2 my MARY FRlSQUE She who docs her best, doe enough. fHA 4 P rom Commitlee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Style Show 1 MARK GlLLIS I wat once caught studying, but I ' ve triad to live if down football 1, 2 , 3.4 Wrestling l r 2 Track 2,3.4 Baseball 1 Homecoming Commit tee 4 Prom Committee 3 SANDRA GILL IS You ' ll find her where ihi? action li. Homecoming Court 4 joumthtm Club 1,2.3 Pep Oub 1.2,3 Forentia F t 2,4 Prom Committee 3 GAA U Style Show 1 Annual Drive 4 Homecoming Committee 4 JEAN GRUETZMACHER Through every week and every day, she goe� about in her quiet way. FHA 1,2.3 Style Show 1,3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 JOHN HAEN I ' m «wake and can prove fm alive, bui not until 3 25 FFA 1,2,3.4 Football 1,2 Wrestling 1,2 Baseball 1,2 JJLLAINE HERMANS Why foi ' o-v the rulri? V, way ct men Fun. Style Show Pep Club 1,2 tautk Awards 3 B rom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 MARY GRANIUS There ' ! nothing she would not do for a friend; to her good wiEl there no end. FHA 1,3 Fine Aft! Club 3.4 National Honor Society 4 Foren,tict 2.3.4 State Forenjict Contest 3 Journalism Club 4 One Act Play 2 Ptp Club 2 JOANN GUILLET7E Seldom teen without a Minle, things like that are always in style FHA 1,2.34 Sty le Show ] ,2,3 GAA 3,4 Pep Club 2 KATHERYN HENDRICKS lo know her is to like her. Student Council .2,3 A National Honor Society 3.4 fine Arts 2,3,4 GAA 2.3.4 Officer A Prom Commit lee Chairman 3 Homecoming Committee Chairman 4 Forensic 1,2,4 Pep Oub 1,2 Music Awards DORIS IHLENFELD It hi a mark of genius not to astonish, but to be as¬ tonished FHA 1,2,3.4 GAA 2.3.4 Monitor 4 GERALD JACOBS OfiC way tO money n to iorgei girl — but who wants to aava? Football 1,2,3,4 Batkatball 1,2,3,4 TmcI 1.24,4 UHlfntKt ' t Club 2,3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 FFA 2,3,4 Prom Comnrttpe 3 Death and Destruction Club 4 DALE JANDRAIN £arly to bed, early to rn . I ihmk the beil port o the day is waited, football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Irack 1,2,3,4 Lctte rmen ' s Club 2 3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Death and Deduction Dub 4 ®o d Runner Club 3,4 Pep Club U LINDA JANDRIN Happy go lucky. I ir and free,i nothing emits that bother me FHA 1,2,3,4 Style Show 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Comminee 4 JAMES JOHANEK Wise from the top of hi head up Wrestling 1,2.3,4 Football 1,2 Track ! Baseball 2 FFA 1,2,3,4 BONNIE JADIN We can ' t all be angels, forensici t,2,3,4 Ltbrany Club 1.2,3 fumbling Club 3,4 One Act Play 3 Annual Editor 4 Matronal Honor Society 4 Fine Am Cfub 2,3.4 BERTHA JANDRIN Kindness adds iweetnei to everything, FHA 1,2,3,4 Style Show 1,2,3 Prom Commrtfee 3 Homecoming Comminee 4 EDWARD JEANQUART I know a lot but jutt can t think of any of il at the moment. Football 1,2 Basketball 1 Track 1 baseball 2,3 Letter men ' Club 2,3,4 ETHEL JOHNSON Oa� et should be 10 mtn utet long — 5 to come and 3 to go, Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Journalism 3.4 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1 GAA I SHARON JOHNSTON A friend worth knowing. Library Club 2.3,4 Journalism Club 24-4 German Gob 4 For emit I 2 Pep band 4 Annual Drive 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Annual. Staff 4 fin Aft Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 HemKoming Comm it Sec 4 CONSTANCE JONIAUX Blessed are they who never Say anything lor they shell never be quoted FHA 1.24,4 Homecoming Committee 4 LOIS KINNARD Happy and gey — everyone should be that way, f HA 2,3 Forens id 2,3-4 Class Officer 2 Pep Club 2 One Act Play 2 Annual Drive X4 Library Club 4 Pep Sand 2 Dance Bond 2 Prom Committee 3 RICH KINNARD £ Acute me white I rest my eyelashes ?FA 3.4 tettermervi. Club 2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3 ,4 Basketball 1 JEROME JONET A driver is known by the enders he keeps, Football 1,2.3.4 Wrestling J ,2,3,4 Jt4zk 4 , 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 JCAN KINNARD In dramatics she is star, lot a better actress you’ll hunt near and far. Forensics 1,2,3,4 One Act Pby 2,3 4 FHA 1,2 Student Council I National Honor Society 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Annual Drive 4 MARY KINNARD She ' s hke champagne - sparkling eyes and m bub¬ bling personality, Drum Aa)prette 4 CUis Officer 2,3 Forensic 1.2,3,4 Music Clink 2,3 FHA 2 3 Annual Drive 4 Pep Band 4 Journalism Club 4 One Act Play 4 Pep Club 1,2 LYNN KIPP time is too short from Ff� day to Monday morning Poreniitt 1,2,3 Pep Band 4 library Club 2.3.4 Prom Committee 3 Homecominq Committee 4 Pep Club 1,2 RONALD KOLLROSS In my locker my boo It f do lie; they ere at rest, and jo am t. Football- 1.5,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Forensics 2 Freshman Class Play I Library Dub I JANICE KRAT2 A mind gating at the start it at The mercy of the pud diet -n the road. Annual Drive 4 Pep Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 FHA 1,2,3 Style Show 1,3 JAMES KUDICK fflrtt are all fight. FFA i,2,3,4 Football I Wrestling 1,2,3 LILLIAN KUGEL Laughter is a cheerful eaer- dm. FHA 3 Sfyl Show 3 DEAN KRATZ I never worry I never fret. What I can ' t remember. | just forget M-ufic Clinic 21 Dance Band l 3,4 Pep Sand 2,3 4 For nircs 3 Annual Stafl 4 fine Afti Oub 4 National Honor Society 4 Student Council 2 Annual Drive 4 JEAN KRATZ The world is here io be en- ioyed, and the certainly makes the most of it. Band Off-cer 3,4 Pep Band 2.3.4 Class Officer 2 r 3 Annual Staff 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 OAA 3,4 Officer 3.4 OAA Camp 3 JANICE KUGEL I oben sit and just dream, to think of � n easier study¬ ing scheme. FHA 2,3,4 GAA 4 Finr Arts Club 2 Pep Band 4 Style Show 3 Pep Club 2 Snowball Committee 2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 RONALD LAURENT Ay major in high school n ahbi ology, FFA 1,2.3.4 Slat Dairy Judging Team 2 Basketball f Baseball f PATRICIA LEDVINA True friend a ire to be tre lured. FHA 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 ForenSiici I Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Monitor 3 r 4 Majjarinv Sale Chairman 3 Snowball Committed I PAUL UBAL Caico. here I tome. Football U BMebflll 12 Beth e i be I t 1,2.3 Komacomng Committee 4 DENNIS MALCQRE Why to much intereit in CaicO? Mutt be the teen- ery, FFA U.3.4 Wreiflmg 3,2.3,4 Football 1 THOMAS MET2LER A icrectth of the brakes, • nock on the door, a lest Wford to Mom, 111 be home before long. FFA X3A Wrvifting 1,2 Bate ball 1 Prom Committee 3 Hometonmg Committee 4 RANDY ILEDVINA Bore ' t a man in his early flirt ta. FFA 1,2,3,4 Trade 1,2,1,4 Football U,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Utter me n ' t Club 2.3,4 HornecomrHj Committee 4 Prom Comm,rtee 3 KENNETH LU AAAYF Whei tirange fascination do brunettes hold for Ken? Baseball 1 MARY ANN MERGER A blush can be beautiful, but often inconvenient. FHA 1,2.3 Monitor 4 Pep Club 1 Style Show 1,3 Snowball Committee 2 Prom Committee 3 Homecomng Committee 4 VERNON METZLER On with the party! Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2.3,4 B 4 tk fb !i l FFA t ,2,3.4 ietrermen ' s Club l ,2.3,4 Death and Destruction Club 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Fo remit! 1 Pep Qub 1.2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 JUUANNE MILLER Our on the go-go girl Student Council 1,2,3 library Oub 1,2 Cheerleader l,2,3,4 Pep Sand 3 Pro m Queen 3 Homecoming Court 4 German Club 4 Pep Club 1,2 Annual Drive 4 Monitor 4 Prom CommitUr 3 GAYLE MUELLER She take bif life at it may come bringing out all of the fun, Pep Band 4 Library Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homeeomim- Committee 4 THERESA PAGE1 Generally speaking she ' s general Iv speaking. f HA 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Committee 4 Foremkt 2 Style Show 2 MICHAEL PAQUE A friend to all, a foe to none St Woe be Ft Choral Clinic 4 football t Baseball 1,2 Wrestling 1,2 forensic! 1 Homecoming Decora torn 4 Prom Decorations 3 Pep Club 2 DAVID MUELLER President of the ' Bored ' ot Education. Fool ball l ,2,3,4 Basketball I 2.3 4 Track 1,2,3,4 FA t ,2,3,4 Letter men Out I,2,3 f 4 Prom Court 3 Hon incoming Court 4 Pep Club U Death and Destruction Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 JANET MUELLER It lilly to worry about pitting old ' Alien wc stup getting aid were dead. FHA U,3.4 Green Lake Detooaie 3 Annual Staff 4 Annual Dove 4 Oeis Officer 1 Student Council 2 library Qub 1.2,3,4 National Honor Society 3A hr Arts 3 CiBieemhip Award 3 JAMES RAIDER A car with a tankful of gas. what more do I need? FFA 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1 f 2 Bseball 1 WILLIAM PAUL Make my coffee strong. Forensic T,2 Baseball 2 Prom Committee 3 TERESA PAVIAT When a girl PMt� her bcti foot forward, it t probeb r y ti hnpct ©f tapping m|rt Gtrtii Officer 2 Mlronal Honor Society 2,3.4 Hh mecOmirtg Cou t 4 FHA I,2,3,4 Green Lake Delegate 2 Cheerleader 2,3,4 One Act Play 2J Betty C otker Award 4 ForeniKi ' .2,4 JUDY POMAAIER 5he i cute and tweet—tin be beat. Pep Club 2 Hometcmovg Committee 4 SUSAN RADUENZ Alwavi happy ai a lark, to every gathering the addi a ■fwrli. Homecoming Committee 4 Pep Clob 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Dance Bend 3 KENNETH RECKELBERG I with there wav another way of ttarting the day betidei getting up FFA 1X3 A Basketball 2 GLENN PEOT School ii what you make f It makers me tired. Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 BRUCE GUiSTORFF Vv grf up and go hai gone tip and went, havMrball I JEAN ANN RANK Luxemburg ' t own Gidget. Nat ' cnal Honor Soot 3,1 Claw Officer 2,4 Annua] Pnwe 4 3 idger G H Representative 3 Horne tom mg Court 4 Clhkoth All Star Chorui 4 Si Nor be ft Choral Clinic 4 Foreniici 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2,3.4 fine Am Club 2,3,4 FHA 1 2 3,4 FAITH RETZLAFF A a arm smile reflect! a warm heart FHA 1,2.3 Pep Club 2 Style Show I JAMES ROMUALD Two quarts of oil. five ga! Ions of gas. roe and t i are here at last Wrestling 2,3 Traci J,2 CONSTANCE RUECKL A frown may bring a rear, but laughter will bring cheer, Style Show l,2 Pep Club 1.2 hom Committee 3 Pep Band 4 Dante Band 4 Annual Drive 4 NANCY SACOTTE Short, neat and oh o sweet Transferred from St Francis High School in Senior Veer Homecoming Comm it tee 4 JEAN SAIENTINE She appears quirt, but we wonder sometime!—would you believe many timei? FHA 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Journalism Club 4 Style Show 1,2 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 The best way to keep a man n in doubt Cheerleader T ,2,3,4 Forensics t Pep Club T r 2 Homecommg Court 4 Journalism 2,3 Prom Comm 1 me 3 G.A.A 1,2 Style Show I JANE RUECKL Those who bring aunjhine to the live of others, have more than enough for them¬ selves German Gub 4 Journalism 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Annual Drive 4 CAROL SALENTtNE Silence is golden (No won der I ' m not rich.) Pep Bend 4 PH A 2,3.4 GAA 3,4 Homecoming Committee 4 Pep Club 1 2 GARY SALMON If a man thinks for one minute fhal he can under- stand women, he has it timed just about right. Lettermen ' Club t r 2 r 3 4 Prom Court 3 Homiftominfl Court 4 Tr«k 1.2.3 4 Foolbjll 1.2,3.4 B«. tb4ll 1,2,34 WAYNE SALZSEIDER He ' M dl IfCMtl «V� f- work. FFA 1,2,3,4 sVcstf-ng 2 DARRELL SCHULTZ onto had 4 thought, but it died of loffelirtefti. JULIE SEIDL Conscience 11 that little ,otc that Ml you not fro do Mmnfrhing after you ' ve done it. Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Monitor 4 Pep Club 1,2 THOMAS SERVAIS School dayi come and go. with they ' d go. ftoketbifj 1 ,2,3,4 footbill 1,2.3.4 fratfc 1.2 Baseball 3.4 Lencrmen ' v Club 3,4 CU« Officer K2J.4 Prorrt Courl 3 Homecomirvg Court 4 Badger Bov ' s State 3 Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 3,4 DANIEL SCHMITT School would be interesting if ir weren’t for rhe books. Homecoming Committee 4 German Club 4 Journalism Club 4 One Act Pl§y 4 DENNIS SEIDL In America you have the nght 1o choose your own form of government—- blonde brunette or redhead Football t . ' fettling 2,3,4 Bewball 1 FFA 12,3.4 Pfom Gomnytlee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 MARGARET SEIDL A quiet reserved gal ii she to future fame she has the key Homecoming Committee 4 WENDY SISEL A true friend -s forever 4 friend. Cheerleader 1,2.3 National Honor Society 3,4 Claki Offker 4 thmd Officer 4 fHA 1,2.3 Pep Band 4 Pep Club 1,2 Forenaici 2,3,4 Monitor 4 Annual Drive 4 Prom Committee 3 ROBERT SAAE ESTER When Im tight no ono re- member ; when Pm wrong ng one i or gen FFA 1,2,3,4 Wroitfing |,2,3,4 Football 1,2,4 Tract 1 SHIRLEY SOQUET Sotluet Jo mo! FHA 1 ( 2 KAYE STOLLER Her personality Will never ade Clan Officer 1 Pep Band 1,2,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Prom Court 3 Home corn mg CouM 4 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1.2,3 Foremkt 2,3,4 Annual Drive 3,3 Green Lake Delegate 2 Prom Committee 3 BCNNIE HELENS She only been w th u a year, but Were glad Thai the came her Transferred from Denmark FHA A WAYNE SMtTHWtCK I d like to retire now but 1 can ' t get the ”re ' Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.3,4 BaiebaM 2,3,4 Track I F A 2,4 lettermen ' t Dub 2,3 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming King 4 Death and Destruction Club 3,4 JERRY STODOLA Hr i never quiet uni,eta he sleeping Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 3 feitorfadl 1,2 Forensic I 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Lrirermmi ' i Club 3.4 FFA 1,2 One Art Play 3 Ha me coming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 CHARLES TABORDAN I! e automobile industry pro fit by him. Football l Basketball 1 2,3 Baseb all,3,4 lettermen Club 2,3.4 FFA 2,3.4 OAREL HELENS School hat done alot for me I’ve never been to nested Transferred ftom Denmark JACQUELINE THAYSE K you can t convince ' em confuse ' em. P«t Bind 3.4 ep Club 1.2 FHA 1 Style Show | P-om Comrmfti - 3 Ham coming Committee 4 SANDRA TREAAL Full of mischief, full of ton, a right good pal lo every one FHA 1,2.3 4 Pep Club 4 G-A A 4 Green Lake Delegate 3 Style Show t T 3 Prom Committee 3 HoiTi ommg Comm-iter 4 MARK VANDENBUSH A little mischief now and then it re In had by the beat of men FFA 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Baseball 1 JAMES VANDENHQUTEN Have car— will speed Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 MARJORIE TOMB At Me, do this? Ob nevert FHA 1 Pap Ovb 1.2 Style Show 1,2,3 CAROLYN ULLMANN A smile for everyone. Annual Staff 4 Annual Bnve 4 Journalism 3 Pep Chib 2 Pep ftand 3,4 Dai c Band 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Operetta 1 BARBARA VANOENHOUTEN This n the I atT of school and i am content for ) have done my best. Transferred from Sr, Frand High School Senior Year Annual Drive 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Forensic Club 4 JUDITH VANDENHOUTEN Angels have halos —but what would do with a halo anyway? FHA 1,2.3,4 Green Lake Delegate 2 State Demonstration 2 Style Show T,3 library Club 2 Pep Club 1,2 Forensic 1,2,3,4 Annual Drive 4 ■VnrtuaJ Staff4 From Committee 3 LORIS VANDENHOUTEN A kirvd Heart and a gentle manner. FHA 2 KATHERINE VANDERMAUSE Humor it wisdom smiling. FHA 1,2,3 One Act Play 2,3,4 Forensic 1.2.3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Homecoming Court 41 Annual Drive 3,4 Journalism Dub 4 TERRY VANDERMAUSE He ' suffering from high blonde pressure 1 xock Manager 1 2,3 Football Manager 2 Letter men ' s Club 2 3,4 Pep Sand 2 JOSEPH VANDERVEST Ambition know, no r � t I gel my rent Football I Wrestling 1,2,3 4 FFA 1,2.3,4 Letter men ' i Club 3 DENNIS VINCENT When the world comes to an end, my car and I will still be going. ANN VANDERVEST We will member Her even when she Has gone. Claw Officer 1,2,3,4 Fore mi c� 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Library Clinic 3 Red Cross Delegate 1 Homecoming Court 4 FHA 1 Fine Am Dub 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3.J NICHOLAS VANDERVEST Nick, Nick, the farmer ' s son, stole the girl and away he fun. Football 1 Wrestling 1,2 Student Council 2 HUGH WEBSTER Look what four years Have done One more would have ruined me. FfA 1 2,3,4 WENDY WEIDNER Thu saitiotr FHA 1.2 Pep Club 1,2 Cheurleaduf t.2,3 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Pep Band 4 FcwernkC 3 Prom Committer 3 LYLE ZELLNER ' m backward About cjoing forward Football t Baseball U BaiVcthpll 1.2 For emits 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 HomotomEnq Committee 4 Mulk Clinic 3 Amud Staff 4 Annual Drive 4 IN MEMORIAM JOHN J. EVERS Born: January 18, 1951 Died: July 29, 1968 I u Is it so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun, To have Jived tight in the spring. To have loved, to have thought, •Ha to have done; To have advanced true friends, and beat down baffling foes Matthew Arnold 35 MARK WESSELY G rh Never heard t f ' em at«h«U r 2 Basketball ) FF A 1.2,3.4 Forensics 12 Journalism 2 MARY ZELLNER Oh, I tludy They jutt do nor behove me Send President J Pep B, nd 3 4 Dunce Band 3.4 FHA 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 SAutic Scholarship 3 Annual Drive 4 LINDA STPNAD Born: April 4, 1950 Died: April 2), 1968 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT Wendy Sisel PRESIDENT Ann Vandervesf ADVISOR Miss Eunice Hannon TREASURER Torn Servais SECRETARY Jean Rank SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Darlene Domer DAR Award Jane! Mueller Outstanding Teenager Terrie Paviat Betty Crocker Award State Forensics Contest Debbie Boncher Leanne Bader State Forensics Barb Brusf Jean Kinnard Representatives t Laurie Drossart Outstanding Teenager Badger State Representative Jean Rank Outstanding Teenager Badger State Representative Tom Servais 37 MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS These band! and chorus students were awarded scholarships to attend a music clinic held at the Urn versity of Wisconsin at Madison during the summer. As a grand frnaie to their two weeks of hard work and practice, a concert consisting of about 1,000 young Wisconsin musicians was held. Kratz Zellner Zellner Band Chorus Band Madison Madison Madison 3 Sisth Row—C Beil he, J CoJttai IL- Allen, V Bade Fifth Row—-M Baudhum, fA Bade , If. Allen, G- Atendl, l, Arendl Fourth Row- -M. Barbitua M Bi+eH, M. Berger, !A Conard F. Breddrl Third Row 0 Bohr, K Boothe D Annoy . V Abti Second Row R Cdrroy, 0 Cain, P Annoye J freauram, T Ca n First Row -J Ci !er L Chattel, J B.elte J Cmeyla Sixth Row—J. Day!, P. Detlii D. DeCHameu. T, Oyetcher Fifth Row—C Depai, L, CeVillrM. G, D. Corner Fourth Row A. Dormer, B, Dorn . M Gar, . Da v liter. D, Dormer Third Row —K. Genaulr, W. Depeau, 0, Ddcote, R. Dvetther, S„ Dale- beoo Second ow—P Deprey, S Davitter. £. Dalebroy . H Deprey S DeBaker F«r t Row -F DeGrave, D. Dormer C. Dequame, C. Dc ' cbreau Fifth Row—G Ferton B Hettm, i Hal lei Fourth Row— J Heqrkem, l J tiart, P Jeroveie, A. Jacobi, S. John iOrt, i. Jeanquart Third Row—S Hum J. FlfMftf, C, Jerabek, Ml. Gillif. C tlMdd 5 Gilson Second Row—JOn 1, 5, GfSunke, 0, Jonpi, ft Er cVt-on, Mi Hoffnwn, S. Hoppe Firsi Row—0, Johanek, ft. Jacobi, P. Englebert, 7 Hrutka, J, GilUi, K. Letcher Sixth Row — C. koMroti, P, Vahbk, £ Martin, R. ttmnard, L Krueger Third Rqw — A Undwehr, N Majetki ML Koenig. P UebJ Fifth ftpw—j Kay . 1. Lautdher. P Laurent. BL Leroy, L LaOoue Second Row- -C LeFevf . E Korthein, 5 Mr Hen, It Kr t . D. Mateo Fourth Row—ft, Nimmtr, J. R MauarT, R. Laundre, M. Ftflt Row—M, Mlefive, l, Ledvn Sixth Row W, Schneider, Wr Noel. Advisor fifth t?ew—D, Riedy, J. SeMey i Ssmli, B Setdl. J Seidl Fourth Row — K. Slodol . F. Shcfchfk, D P ye D. Pedefcwrg, D Ropion Third Row A. fttu P Ri t. J Shefchik, T Saltmine Second Row— Sfodola P Se-dk G Ruei ' S tueck! 0 Ruben Ftrit Row — C PfcOt J. Fav r T Simon J ftarver K Selnet Sixth Row—D. Tr m!, L VanBoxal, B Wery, N, Thiry, W VenKivwetv berg Fifth tow—-A, Voylei. J. Thiry, 0 Theis, L W i«r, C. Vinderiibouten Fourth Row- J, Vincent, L Thiry, W Zellrw, L Paptl V. Thiry Third Row—C Vtnderveti J V ntu, U Vertew. i. Veeim Second Row—M. Vandermauw, J. Paul, B VanDruie, IL Thibaudtau, J. V ie Fini Row—M, Worachek, M. WWricki J. Urban, ft Warnke Third How HL arb aux, P. Boucbe. £. ftarbitux, M Bojdpc.it, M B-oadeck, M. Ducat. T OeGSv OeBaker, C t Orn r, M. Dax, L D� viil r Second Row— K ChrltMf, T ad f f 0. OHwrr, J, fiaieH. R. Aitteen, R Alateen. B Baumgarle), D, Boulanger. t Cori ' C-rt, P, CoHin� Firji Row—J Derenne L Dorr ar r 0 Coilini, S. Delfotw, L Cravi lion, $. CecHafi, M DuChatvau, B. Barer I, C Da , 0. Oom r Seated P Beilke, J. Affftdt, U, Rouctie, $, Boticher, j DeBeuche « BorHey, S, Collins W DeJardm. £ IDilebroui Fourth Row-—J, Lit el, K. Ht fan T, Grundhoeffer K Fameree, A. Grunrihoefler, L Eile!, 1 C. Ho keri AA Dhwey, J, G llu, L Hem%ans P, Gronnerr, L Ferry; C. Eveti- Third Row—R, Duetther ft QayijTer T Delwidhc, $, Deterville, T, Ferry, R. Davltier, J. DeBaker, E, Dorrwr, L Dtfenne, C Ohyey, J. Divrtttf Second tow —ft BoCHampi | De-Cremer O Delebreau, J Halada D- Bejjnpy, R. Fletcher Darner, M Gilson. P DeJardin, D. De Jerdin Fin Raw—D. Derenne C Owner. K, Oahlke, C, Griyoke, i Hoppe-. C, FonendwJ, P Phy y, P, Dhuey, G Hermans, J. faliih A Gurlert � fouHh Row L. Jon.l, N. Pear. W Kinnard. S. Udv.na, l ledvma N. Marten , J Ron D. Mai tart, J Jatobt, M Malcore, M po ! J Kollrei,!, S. UnzmAitf Th.fd Bow- K leFivre, J Udvina. B Joiiirf, G Salmon, W Portfb, j, StodoU, G Mm, M. Jtndrtln, J. D Miwifr 0 Le Cloux Second Row —J. MuelUr, J. Pidgaon, L Paul. M, Ufcvtt. S. Joniaux, W Mueller, M. Pickett, 5. tiCroue, 0- Meifiner B Netlit, Mr. Fief it Finf Row-V. PAvlat, L Mithu, J Pt i, T Marlin, K Joiwm, 6 Mt N Kipp, T. Jon 1, J. Milfroid, M Uundr Fourth Row—R Weidn r, R V � r F j, Soquet, J. Webtier. B Van- BoxeL M Rank, B, Schmitt. C Vandermiuie, . Shefdvik, C Ss’dL J- Varvdenhouten Third Row B Reckelberg R Vliei. Q. Vi ndwimvie J. Ruben, A tfarwn, M, .Vergirt, C Simpo, P. Worichr J. Voylet Second Row—D, Wtlquer, G Rentmeetter, J RecVetberg G Zefhwr 0 Vaneii, D, Wiry, D. Vandrnboulen, L Vindenbuih S. Werokc Fi«� Row L Wink. V VanZeeiend, K Remer, M leaner, N, Tielem, C- VendenAvond, T Romdeftn , M Wauilet 1 g f - ’4 JUNIORS LEFT TO RIGHT- M f Vandermause, Treasurer N, Majeski, Vice President G. Detain, President Me Beierl, Secretary CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES LEFT TO RIGHT- W. Porath, President J. Peot, Secretary M, Wautlet, Treasurer M Rank, Vice President 4 GJEftMAM CLUB Tfrn?ef row 1 0-u( M B. rE. j Kirtn r I K neither j T Sifvitt D Knur, B Ooffufi ft Coftoy. AN Qtanhil. X Stollef, C Jrrabek, I De+ner Second ro B Jtdirv A Rast, S Johmion, J, P«vlai„ T. PavJer, C V ftarbiaiiM. p !i ?bl. W Siiel, V Pftvtaf. NL DuChaTMy, M, Agamaitr, J. Bergvr J. MueUvr Mr. Y gocimiki, Advisor First row- ■ ' H«ndricVi. L Bader j, Seidl, R, DwChafeay, D. Dorner, l Dfosiart 1. R«nlt f P Rhj A Vanderveif NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Ben Franklin National Honor Society, under the direction of Mr. Yagodinski, is one of 20,000 similar organizations. The National Honor Society is an organization whose object Is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire of service, promote leader¬ ship, and encourage the development of character. This year sixteen new members were added to the twenty previously installed—four seniors, eight juniors, four sophomores. 5 f«ndir g—L Darner, K Finch - B. Oomfr, A. R, Aliteen. Seated — K Htndtidt — Prcudrnt, Art. Hdhiiff— Viet Pr� bd t n l t D E, Dorrwr, Adviiort Mt Schimmeli, Mr Schtnhoter Dorner— eoei fy, J. Ik 90f--TfMiurBr r L Miller, P Dhvty STUDENT COUNCIL The student Council ' s main objectives are to represent the student body in the management of the school and also to ad as a go-between in faculty student matters The Council carries on many activities under the supervision of Mr. Schtmmels and Mr, Schan- hofer Among these activities are the organizing of elections, running the school store, spom sormg a Veterans Day program and also sponsoring the annua! Christmas party. One of the newest protects of the Student Council is the sponsoring of a school in another country, 8y sending money to the Peace Corps a school was built n La Union, Costa Rica in South America, This year ' s Student Council officers were: President—Kathy Hendricks Vice-President—Marlene Hoffman Secretary—Darlene Corner Treasurer-Janet Berger THitd qw—$ ighnirofl A V«ftderv«-4T J K Kfjtz, l. pp Fitif OW ' —1 5e«dl, C Jer t p‘, M « ft4ir«r J Pavlat i«fttyry‘ 0 T. Simon V Pavlar, C F n nd ei, B J«dm Ooffttr pr vdcnt, j fi ok vif prea ckn.l; K, CHmtoff, W JVH«iv . Second Row—AAr Adviicr, IM Kipp, P Oofw. L Kin D TH u na d G. Mutdtr, B. Srrdl A Rank t Eite 1 , M Barbiftux,, J Thiry LIBRARY CLUB Once again this year members of the Library Club under the guidance of Mr. Schimmels, the club advisor has given its services to the Faculty and student body of the school Through the work at the desk and in the library; these people learn the duties of a librarian. Each member is expected to be at the desk at least two periods per week but there are some who work longer. The officers are: President Darlene Dorner Secretary Jackie Pavlat Vice President—Jean Rank Treasurer—Cheryl Jerabek Although there is no pay for this work, the members help themselves in their own assignments, and after graduation they are able to find their way around college and public libraries wherever they may go. Some of them have found jobs in libraries or have helped pay their way through college because of their knowledge. It is one very good way to obtain job experience while still in school. Fourth Ron C Dr pat, D ftonchcr, 8 Bruit. J R«nli M vbiau A V od«rv !ft S Bonrhrr P U bl, J, 6 r«?eT, DfBftfcer, C Ewn Third Rqw -J Kroger. A V n«i, i Km.v I) rn r r S Dormer, M [ iitenfe rg r D. Kratt M Grsn-ui. M Mleil.i ft, Christoff Second Row Mr Nors-I, Advitor 0 Dorn $ Johnston C Jerebe R Mellri, T Hroikft, R Cwroy, D DeChampt. 0 R op von J Baterl Frrit Row—l. Bader, B Jed n, C, Fefiendeftl J Cmsyls, J Seidi, B. J«dm r J PavUt, M DuCha ' rau R DuCHaieeu. H nd � cfcf FINE ARTS CLUB The Fine Arts Club is under the direction of Mr + Noel, In order to become a dub member, one must be invited into the organization. The Fine Arts Club helps to provide a forum for student opinion and to promote an appreciation of the fine arts, Members at¬ tended cultural activities and events during the past year. These events included the Green Bay Community Theater series, the Green Bay Symphony concerts, the Fine Arts series at St, Norbert College and the Peninsula Players series fast summer; GREEN LAKE DELEGATES From Ml to right—J. Mueller, S. Trnm! t C Jerabek % W ry, Mr� D ' hooy, Aciwjior FHA OFFICERS Back Row—J Rank, L Dfo sart ( l Bader, M- AcjamaiTfr, P Oonwr, C Jerabck, S T re ml Seated—J. Mueller T Pavlas FHA is working Toward New Horizons ' Fourth Row P Derenne. M Ducat, J Gillette, J Cotl im, C, Ben fdind. M Befbiau , J Afpndi, M fietky L Divulci, 5 Dalebrou Third Row- G, fcncjleberf L Bellin N Coc wf. P Beaurain, W GiIIji, L fverard. B. Dhoey V Bade , C De«, K Dahtke Second Row M 0 1 fitel C Domer, $ Defter, L Allen, 0, Domer, R Allen l DuBo ft Oriwdirv. C DeJardm Mri, Dhuey, Advitof Firif Row —W Frrtque P Dorner W ' Q rraiV, W Berger. R Deren- ne L Bader L Df oaten. L Oriatotif. B. toulanoeF, J D ul Tmwuul nrn lumjotw Tkc dwtieiiqe: youiit and Reipmildlitu Fourth Row t Jonei 1 Weier. D Treml. 5 WeM«n, J Hearkens L. Ledvina T Pavlar, N M Rank, t, Wethu. J. V rxJenhouten Third Row I Jonet W Van Muwenberg. L Vandtmbush, L Paul C Jerabck, C Jcmaux M Mlcjive, t joiurr, 6 TieTena, C Selenttn Second Row S Jonuiu . F RctrUfT, J. Rank. V Pavlai J. Vanden boufen, l. JcaiKiuert 6. Wefy 6 Jandnry W Koenig Mus Genrich, A vihk Ftnt Row — 1. Favlal, C Ru kl. S Trend, 1 Jandrm. J Mueller. P i.edv� n , J Kugel D Ihienfald, T, Simon FFA OFFICERS FfO Pt -!ow — h . c« cito«rg Treasur¬ er L 0 ft S nr-n 1 0. Ohuey-Vice President, M. Colic Secretary, } Paider-PtctMtfenl Bac- Rowf Mr M rc ks-Adv iic r J Ha n R K on rtf T MeTrler D Dornct { T nfy, E H niiamorm J. Schley B Ufioy. R Kmnard, L ledvm Reporter HERDMANSHIP TROPHY J. Pii ' der, CoHe. Mr Marctct Adviior F.F.A. is ' Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning o Live Living to Serve ' Frfih Row D Dftvktcr. h H.iifn. D Delffbreau C Dormer, J Haldda, Vi Gt!� Qf D OeJardin, S. G Kon J D«B ket S DnEebfouit. G- Dele bream, W Depeau Fourth ftaw -J Eifei K fampf«, D Frrron, 0 Dekore, J. H ?n, It, Souther, D Collins A Guihitte, J Derenrx? t Ruhr, J Reaorain S Del fosse Third Row R Alsfeen, R Belie, T Bader, 0 Altreen T 0 ' wrche D Oomrr. G Perton, L DeVillcn . A Dormer P DantQirt D Deprev I Dart. F Aasteen Second Row M Pa D Ohu v IS Boucher I DiVillart C Byhr I Fetry V Co He C D ' -pr-f .’ R L • llfm nn. 0 Chef let, Mr tee First Row 0 Annoy e, fi Ddebreau H Deprrv f Cam D Cam M Abt� , R Divittti, j. Bclke. R Devilfer, j. Davister. j Reefer S. DeteivJle Fifth Row -D Paye, L L.i’Oojm L Vreier, D fi dy, U l dvine f, Shafehik, D Makorc, R. Kifinarii 9 tcdvin , j Jacobi, ID VeiiSer, P WOrachak, ,M Pickett. G. Rent meet ter Fourth Row J Soquet, D Pawiri YV, Zrliner, v Maker . J. fietkel berg D Vandenhoyran, G ZtUner, M Peat, J Kost, D, W ry, 0 J one t t J K cm Iron K. lefevrc Third Row—V Mqttler W. Porath, K. Recfce+bcrg. Jk Puder, H Web iter, V, Thtiy, J t SeFeniine, J. Johanek, J, Vanest. L fhiry T Metric r. D Johfnek, J ffl i Second Row J, Jacob . J Schley J Romuald G Vandeftmise, R Kjonard, L Scrvaa. A Jacobs R Jacobs. W $ f e«det. M Wersely. fi Laurent C labordorv W Stndhwtck, V Vaodcnbvth. Mr ttatcki. Advisor Firil Row t. V wn, J Maitabr fi Maturt, D Wilquet V Muet Itr, J. Jonet, J fcuchcV t Jeenquart, D Scdl B teroy, J Vender vest, fi, Soteeiier Fifth Row M- tnn rd, S JoKaiIoa hf Mtjtiki B Scrdl P, L ibl« J vj� rd AhDuPirn, i PtvUf, L. DuBon, W. DuChllMu, t. Dromff. M. W Of 4c he k Foufih Row—M V«vtderrvMuft « 0 Depai, L EWfcmu , L Itie!. T. P vlat, P Boflthtr, B BfwU, W DeJftfdirt, i $ lenrine, I Johnson, J, Kr u fhird Row-C. Srodolt, J Ho pe, M, Gf«mui, C, Chrmoft. D„ Centner, L tiickKm, J Urban. P ®w . M Dillenbcrg, S. Dofrwr Second Row K V4ndefm u ie, M Huffman, J, Vincent D Schrsitt M Undwehf C Peot. M VandenAvond. S, Hoppe Mr Adorer Fif l fiqw R OiuOi reau, L Bader, 5, Johnson, K. StodoUi. N, Bred ! M Barb ' au , I flyrcih, M A amaite JOURNALISM CLUB The Journalism Club is quite an active organization. The members have the job of producing the school paper, The Spartan, Throughout the year The Spartan covers the school activities and other items of interest to the student body, It i$ always looked forward to and enjoyed by everyone. The club ' s advisor is Mr. Fierst. The officers of the dub are; Nancy Bredael, editor; Mary Lou Barbiaux and Kay Stodola, assistant editors; Mary lee Aga- matte and Jane Rueckl, copy editors; Leanne Bader, business manager; Renee DuChateau, production manager; and Elaine Buresh and Sharon Johnston, typists. M Fuflh Row J Urb-m, J. G«lln L tfkhion ' A OllU gi g, P (? « = L ZeHntf, W. Gramm, D Oerter Foufth Row C ie ' ftbtkp J. K� nn rd, N Thiry, K Stollef K V«indc t m uw. M. Bo rJ, C. Peof, t, Kiniurd Third Row -L Sider, A Vjndcrrveit, A Agam re P Ledv na r l Drotl M. J 6 Jm-.hr Vl Ik. onjrd Second Row - M -i 7 rJlm r, Adviwu, |. Dw o-i J H nV N frfUfrlll L Wemr, S G� iin T P vl t Fifil Row P Derentie. i V«ndrnho« feo. El V andetihcL ten. B Brw t. E Bureth, N Bredoel S Johmcwi FORENSICS CLUB The Forensic Club is one of the most important organizations m this school- H gives students the opportunity fo show their speaking ability and to improve it as well. Forensic members can participate in extemporaneous speaking, four-minute speech, original oratory, public address, significant speaking, interpretive reading of prose and poe¬ try, memorized declamation, and play acting- Each member is allowed to participate in only one field, After selecting a category and preparing a speech, several contests follow. First, a local contest is held to eliminate the number of participants to two to a category; then follows the subdistrict contest after which the district contest s held at Oshkosh. After receiving an A’ at Oshkosh, the student proceeds to Madison for the state or final contest. Third Row M Hofl riAn |H nn) J V , ip ' ( Ut d� ' , D Theis (L ura). t trjekton (Efirh) P (W nfri ' d J Kru-egr (Erich), B Nelli iRabem. C Jrrabek (CHrnlwIl M Srcftrtd 2 ow -C (Ik 1 D Bon htf (G f iUi M fttcbraux (Me! ame). S 5 - dl [Tru | - L W trr ilrKjnd), J, Arfndft {jtnny), V PftvUi (Brtgittj}, B Snctl (Kate), J. Vincent (Annemane), Mm Zillmer, Advisor Fini tow — D D+iufy (Cbmtirve) M Koenig (Bcrt« ' i P liebl (Line), D- Schmitt (Bruno), N fired ! (K Ha), J Rueckl (Barbara), S. Johnston XaichenV t DuChateau (AnneUrt GERMAN CLUB One of LCs newest dubs this year is the German Club which is headed by Miss Zillmer, our German teacher, Members consist of students belonging 10 the first and second year German classes. This year being their first in existence, they only participated in money making activities such as the bake sale and also the paper drive, both of which turned out fairly well. The money is to be used to host a foreign exchange student from Germany next year and also to subscribe to German magazines- This dub was designed to promote bet¬ ter understanding of the German people and their ways of life. CLARINETS Jean Kratz, Renee DuChateau, Barb Baierl, Julie Miller, Dtane Theas, Barb Jadin, Jackie Thayse, Joe Seidl, Michelle DuChateau, Lorna Beilin, Jean Thiry FLUTES: Ennis Baumgartel, Kaye Stofler, Wendy Stsel, Wendy Weidner, Jan Hoppe, Cheryl Jerabek, Mary Gilhs, Vtckj Pavla!, Carolyn FenendaeT, Mary Kul- hanek, BASS CLARINETS: Nancy Bredael, Cindy Evers. OBOES: Mary Kinnard, Pa Beaurain, Sharon Johnston, Ann Rass, ALTO CLARINET: Mary Lou Rank, Debra Deprey BA SOON: Sandy Hoppe. TROMBONE: Dean Kratz, Linda Dubois, Brian Baumgartel, Nancy Cochar!. 60 SAXOPHONES: AHo Sax: Lou Ann Barbiaux, Tery Simon Tenor Sax; Phyllis Ohuey, Wendy Kinnard, Diane Dhuey Banfone Sax, Bev Retke I berg, FRENCH HORNS: Carolyn Ullmenn, Gayle Mueller, Terri Pavlat, jane Fameree, Karen Kratz, Ela.ne Buresh, BARITONE; Lynn Kipp, Sandy Cochart, Julie KugeL DRUMS: Ken LuMaye, Gloria DeJardin, lei and Cornet, Wendy DeJardin. CORNETS: Mary Zellner, Mark Gillis, Jackie Pavlat, Connie Rueckl, Carol Salem ine, Jim Schley, Craig KoHross, TUBA: Earl Martin. Band Director Mr, Henckel at BAND OFFICERS Pfeiidcrnt Mary Zellncf Secretary Jean IKmtj Senior Repfc sent five rifontl. S«sel Junior Repress lUatrve Joe Seidl Sophomore Representative I ou Ann fUrbiau BAND Rnt row Kreti J fh ytt, L fteilm. V KmnardL P 6e i_ j eifi, 5. Johntton. E. 0 wrmg rte! a K, Staller. A Si et W Weidner Second row Zelilnef C RuecH J Pavtsi C Salentme, 1 Sinnsa 63 C UUminn, G Mueller, I yTe� h, N Wdael IhFrd row N C Of Hart, L Dufion, D Krill ' , E Martin. I Kipp. J. Kuo !, G. DeJatdin, K luMaye MIXED CHORUS F urfh Row— 6. Jadin, C. Ihlenfeki PC thriiioff, A Vtridervesi, }. Gfuerxma h«r, 5 . Raducnr. M. Se«dl ( J, Kydick Third Row—ft. ftruif, 0 Maceo, C, Ullr«jmn r M Barbiai x, P Uebl, S. Bone her. G Arendt, J Jonet Second Row S r Corner N Ooell, 0 Aliteen, G. QiiUt, J ScMey, ff. Fiet ' eber, C Krai? S Rueckl Firit Row L Zellner. B Nimrtief P Engkbcrt, L Arendt Art. Seidl R Aiiteen, M Paqut, O. Schytff ADVANCED GLEE CLUB Fihh Row P fteitk S. Liniment, L PUjge!, $ DakbroyA V Bader B Jandram, S Graunke, C, Ba k . J Prdgeon, W Tombai Fovrth Row—L Eifti J. Rink, $. Grlln. E Korfbem, C. Bertrand, F f f Degueile. f, DeGravr, M Boidetk, C. Lekvr Third Row—PC, Arendf. J Herman , S Warnlie, L Corner, IE Chcur- oft. A, Corner, C. Ihknfeld, C Da , D Dorner, Lfrndwehr Second Row M Friique, M AgamaiTe. P Corner, L Bader, J. Seidl, 1C H ndir£i i, J Pownm.er, „ Johnson, VLr 5 . FinT Row—0. Cornel, C Vender veil, C Peot, L ftybem, P Ledvina. J, Grueizmachef J, Kugel, PC Corner OFFICERS ARE President — Darlene Corner Vice President- - Anita Corner Secretary Treasurer—jranne Bader M CHORALAIRES Third Row i Jonef, M, Boideck, hi S or?e, L perry, C G tiink , G Fngleberf, T Merritt, J Vindcfihoyicn J Colhnt, J, Gudetie Second Row —P Deprey, L Mnqvwi 5 DtB«n?f, R. Derenne, K. Dahlke, N Teilent, C Van-den A vend $ DeGrave fjfit Row— Dhuey r L. itrtiarr, B Trilem, C. Jontaua, B Ferry M. V nKfluwenberp, J. Mueller, D. Ihlenfeld, Mr Stfidt SPARTAN BOYS CHORUS Third Row— S Bomber, G, Arendt, J iOrwM, J Kvditk, C Ssmpo J Romuald, R Nurmer, C DeqtMMne Second Row S Oornef, D. Kr u N Dc H, D Alireen, J Schley, G. Gillit, i, fleTcher, D ScbulTf C koHroti Fir r Row—Mn Seicfl Director; L leMncf, R Smeetier C De uajne, P. Engiebert l Are-ndt. R AiHtren,. M. Pagu . S, ffueekl AS B V row D ( SthrmU, 5 Darner R Nftlhi W Kmnard, C, Jeratork Second row — l fritkwpn, J ■ imwd, L DtatMM. AAi i Zj! 1 mer ft. Vand rmauie Botlom raw— P. Riot, K, Fletcher ONE ACT PLAY The Case of the Crushed Petunias, under the direction of Miss Zillmer, is an alle¬ gory written by Tennessee Williams The cast included Jean Kinnard as Miss Dorothy Sim¬ ple, Kurt Fletcher as the young man who changes her life, a typical Bostonian lady port, rayed by Laurie Drossari and Peter Sties as the local policeman. With the help of our student director Kathy Va ' ndermause, the play received an r A ' rating at the subregional contest at Gilbrelter. On November 9, the play went on for competition at Preble where it received a C and was eliminated from competition. The cast would like to give a special thank-you to Miss Zillmer for all of her time and espe dally her patience 1 ! 66 PROM ’68 A Summer Place ' was the theme of Junior Prom which was held on April 22, 1968. The gym was transformed into a romantic summer scene, The ceibng was decorat¬ ed with floral umbrellas In the middle of the gym a floral terrace hovered over the colorful water fountain. In the corner stood the old water mill. Trees stood in all corners and seemed to echo the sound of the magic forest- in the background there was a wall size mural. The evening was highlighted when King Tom Baierl crownd Queen Julie AAiller, Couples danced under the dim light to the music of Pete Peterson s Combo. The Royalty included: Jerry Jacobs-Kay StoMer Dale Jandrain-Pat Ledvina Dave Mueller Jean Krat Gary Salmon-Wendy Weidner Tom Servais-Laurie Drossart Wayne Smithwick-Renee Duthateau 70 LEFT TO RIGHT- Larry Dart Dave Deprey Chris Derenne Dave Dhuey Tom Servais Eddie Alsteen Gary Salmon Mark Dillenberg Vernon Metzler Dale J and rain Date Alsteen Tom Baierl Dave Mueller Jerry Jacobs KING—Wayne Smlthwiek QUEEN-Laurie Dross art HOMECOMING RIGHT TO LEFT— Jean Krafz Wendy Wei drier Sandy Giltis Terri e Pavlat Janet Berger Teri Devine Linda Rubens Jean Ann Rank Kathy Vandermause Pat Ledvina Ann Vandervest Julie Miller Rene£ DuChateau Kaye Stoller King Wayne Smithwick chose Laurie Drossart as his queen for the 1968 Homecoming which was held on October 19, Festivities prior to the game included skits day the wild pep session and bonfire and the spirit !o go with if. In the afternoon the Spartans beat Gibraltar in the football game, 32-13. The gym was beautifully decorated to bring out the theme “There ' s a Place for Us. ,J 71 Fourth Row- ft M Murllijr, W Orpcau, 1. Boaurain. M. Second ‘‘ow -J, Jorwl. j S rMcy, J Klye 1 Gilh . G, Of lain, T Dhuey, 6. LeRoy Servait Third Row — Mr, Sthanbofsf, coach; Mr Wcrrwi coach; Mr Ander F� rit Row —J. Stodohs, |. 0 rt, M Dillcnbarg C. Derenne, 0, Deprey r ion, coach; Mr Famoroe. coach; R Jerqvr ' tj, i Ledvmj, J Shafchik D Alftetn PENINSULA CO After losing to Waupaca the luxemburg-Casto Spartans ran over every opponent in the Peninsula Conference to become conference champs, Included in the victories were two shutouts as the team showed c rat i 4 ■ Fourth Row L. Chart , W Poraih, B Oorntf B VAdOnue. D, CoJ Tin . E Oowf, D, Rtcln btfg Third Row- R Duevchcr, IR At t «n, G Ltd win , M Dan. P. Mahhk, J. Urbtn Setond Row B Lfdv.nd D. [Hhi , T Hfusfc , G Safmem t B a , f s M. G n it Fifif Row J, Jacob . 0 iao E Jra.n, W Srtii bw rlt f Alltven V 0 Mueller ERENCE CHAMPS U , Jwfr jF J much polish and unify. There were many great in¬ dividual performances and many hoys made all on- ference. I 75 m tr DEATH AND DESTRUCTION Ftoh row G. Dvkin, } Gillii Back fow D SMldrifi, V AMHef, l Alirctm. 0 Alfettttn, Second row—W, Sm.fhwick D AWI f Daft t g ai erl J Jacob C- Salmon FOOTBALL SCORES p Luxemburg-Casco 26 Coleman 0 Luxemburg-Casco 20 Valders 13 Luxemburg-Caseo 0 Waupaca 14 Conference Scores Luxemburg Casco 29 Manitowoc Lutheran 6 Luxemburg Casco 32 Sevastopol 6 Luxemburg-Casco 19 Southern Door 0 LuxemburgCasco 24 Mishicof 0 Luxemburg Casco 32 Gibraltar 13 The Luxemburg Cased Spartans cam e through with another great season winning seven and losing only one. The only loss was to Waupaca, whrch was rated highly in the state. The team showed great spirit and unity under Coach Anderson in sweeping every conference game Thus the Spartans won the Peninsula Conference Championship for the second straight year. The Junior Varsity under Coach Schanhofer had a 5-3 record. At times the Jayvees showed a lot of promise For next year The Spartans had many great individual performances. Among the all-conference players were Wayne Smithwick. Vern Metz ter, Dave Mueller, Tom Baierl, Gary Salmon, Dale Jandrain, £dd e Alsteen and Larry Dart. Sac fGw Vr Ftmeree, C W hi J 0 Myellef, T ftttefl, R front row M Coll «, B V-oGtutr J Gitfit. a Rfllzft M4rt Qe Watnkr 0 J«nd’ i rv, D, Rub n� r W Smith wiek, G Salmort, T, Servaii SPARTAN SENIOR VARSITY SPARTAN BASKETBALL RECORD L C 63 Kewaunee 57 l-C 87 Bay port 63 L-C 72 Algorna 67 L-C 76 Southern Door 60 L-C SO St Na ianz 37 L-C 103 Manitowoc Lutheran 79 L-C 93 Denmark 47 L-C 4? Gibraltar 50 L-C 54 Gibraltar 60 L-C 53 AArShicof 60 L-C 63 Wnghtstown 62 L-C 85 Sevastopol 61 L-C 70 Mishicot 53 l C 53 Southern Doer 4 7 L-C 85 Sevastopol 66 L-C 8-1 Manitowoc Lutheran 69 The Luxemburg Casco Senior High basketball team, coached by Russ Fameree, ended the regular season play with an over all record of 13 wins and 3 losses The learn lied Mishicot for second place in the conference with 7 wins and 3 josses The Spartans were led by Dave Mueller who on the scoring championship. TOP TEN SCORERS DAVE MUELLER, L-C 250 PAUL LORENZ. M.L. 162 DAVE VOSKUIL, GIB. 228 MARK IAU1ENBACH, GIB. U6 TOM EAIERL, L-C 186 JACK YANDA, MISH. 139 DAVE HOLMES, MISH. 179 WAYNE JUNIO, S.D. 137 BOB GEITNER SEV. 178 STEVE FLECK, MISH. 125 77 Back row G Deliun. M lbibaud a G Salmon. Jk Schley J SfodoU G Lcdvinm VV Porath B Sc� oM. J HahstI From row C Ohu v I NU u4mh. ? Olvillot Vir Scharrthofcn Ccnach D. BovIa� Oc� . DavntCf. I lijttv ' ii. D V.o incr JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity under the fine coaching of Mil Schanhcler came upi with an¬ other great Team. After losing their first gams they started working together and lost only one more compiling a brilliant 14 wins and 7 losses record The team showed aggressive play and fine team spirit in dominating their opponents. L C 35 Kewaunee 37 L-C 59 Bay pen 45 l-C 62 Algoma 36 L C 39 Southern Door 23 L-C 46 St. Marians 33 t-C 53 Manitowoc Lutheran 31 l-C 60 Denmark 28 l-C 48 Gibralter 30 L-C 36 Gibralter 18 l-C 49 Mishicot 32 l-C 57 Wrightsiown 36 L-C 48 Sevastopol 16 L-C 57 AAishicot 19 L-C 41 Southern Door 43 l-C 57 Sevastopol 25 L-C 56 Man towoc Lutheran 31 78 F fih I 0 - t S? , B H ?n, J Oavuter, S Octwv He C Ctorrurr O. Jcm i G 0 nf G V ncfemt«uie Fourth to D WiUntiuiM AA Viivdrnbuih. J Jo H r J Vafidervcsi, B Ocrnt-t J, Gilln. J f.Vish t‘ D+ 4 j rd ri G DrJafdin, 6 Smee-sisr Third rov W E ep a t Seidl. ! S lf r linG. C Dequ m ? M. Da , f Hru «M f Martin, G Cffrmt D t Ctovn StCOfid rovi ' At ! Jt h«nt?k. 5 Dom r J. Jaharfek, ) Vam?i B Alkteun, Vir Ch«lup fiffl tow H • A P Ol. L De n r, D D■electre 0 0«lcOft, f Shekhrt. I D ft WRESTLING The L-C wrestlers now Co Champs of the new Peninsula Conference, had a final season record of 10-2 In a four team tourney at Sturgeon Bay, boys receiving firsts were: Dave Delcore, tarry Dart Den¬ nis Johanek, and Steve Dorner. In an eight team tournament at Pulaski, Dave Delcore took a first, while Fran Shefchik, Larry Dart, VARSITY RECORDS 95 Bob Barbiaux 14-10-1 103 Mike Peoi 3-9-0 112 Lloyd Dorner 5-8-0 120 Dave Delcore 20-1 -0 127 Don Delcore 21-5-0 133 Fran Shefchik 9-7-2 138 Larry Dart 19-3-0 145 Dennis Johanek 16-6-0 154 Steve Dorner 8-6-1 165 Jim Johanek 10-8-2 175 Jerry VanEss 13-7-0 HWT. Vernon Metzler 3-4 1 HWT. Dale A Is teen 9-2-0 and Dennis Johanek took seconds. At the Regional Tournament, Bob Barbiaux, Dave and Don Delcore, and tarry Dart captured firsts, while Dertms Johanek and Jerry VanEss took seconds. Don Delcore also took a first at the Sectional Tour¬ nament and wrestled in the Slate Tournament Don was also voted the most valuable wrestler by his teammates. MATCH SCORES L-C 14 Puaski 24 L-C 40 Green Bay West 12 L-C 35 Green Bay Preble 14 L C 32 Manitowoc IB LC 33 Mishicot 9 L C 20 Sevastopol 24 L-C 35 Peshtigo 13 L-C 39 Mishicot 5 L-C 35 Southern Door 11 t C 25 Coleman 16 L-C 22 Sevastopol 21 L-C 41 Southern Door 1 1 Conference Matches 79 TRACK E clr , 0 v t Martin B iMbt, G Salmon, « Oofncr. P DeJard.n, J. Hot” A Gillit. M Da G, Vaodermauio, M Mueller. V 0 Jardm, T VandenriAute lh.� d row Co«h Mr Andprton l Kri g«t J Jtcobt V M.ttl«r 0 J.nd„,„. D Mu.ll., T BMrf. 0 Alifppn, T ♦ «. £ Ba.mflpr.pl G Ledvina, C w i Mr Wtftref S-C-.VI ■� � J Sthl.y, P { Alneen, G Salmon. M. ColFp. . Parrrin . D Ohur Ledvina, B Nr ' nmer, 0 Willtquette P Dav.itar, P, Davitter 0 fim.rhe f.r� row C Bouchp. 0 Engleborl J Smithwick J. Ihina R V.n dermaute. G Duetcher, M fi.ni, G Ran BASEBALL Sack row Coach Mr Schanhol.r, A K,on«d. 0 Dpprey J Gilli 1 M Wergin, Coach Vs VagodinUi Second row F BredaeJ. C T bord r H Vandr-ts , f, P« 0 i D. Arrodt, G- n U in ! ro v Porjt ' . v Smiihwict D Wauttef R Cooard R. Stahl u Druf| BO LETTERMAN ' S CLUB F- ' fh row D. Rutwni D Jandra.n, V Meixfot, D Alstecn, W. Porath P Rif W DtHenbuig. D MtwHct. T Bated, J Jacobs fourth B Dorner D Dv L Krueger, 8 VanDnSie. W toll , G Salmon T Servan. E AU ' vfrrt. W S mthw ck r I ftaumgar+el Th.rd row 0- D«f� r y J Kaye. C D pre C Derenne V Gillis, C. De-prey, D. Jahenek, S Dorner, J. V«n ti Second row- J, 1 V nd fmauw, W, Day. tt, Ledvirw, L Dan. J. Gditf, G, Main i. Stodola, J. Johanek Fifit row F Br(dw L- i D. Mwlltf, 0 Del core E Jeanguert P Kinflitd. F. £bef:hik G. A, A, Fifth Row -J. Punier, j Heurken . $ Mullen, K Dotnrf. 1. Selent-ne. E $ id P Belike, S Imimeier, S Dalffe Ou . M Da C Seidl V. Pavlat, J, Vcndftnhti ' Lftofl Fourth Row—B, Furry, N Pee ' 5- Led vine, L Ledvm , t fiutetk P. Gtonnerl, t Van 8 o«e! |. Hermans, B Van 6 o el S Collin . J. Guii btfe, K Hocber , it. turner Third Row—-J, Kugal, M, Gill s D IhienMd, S. Treml W Deter ville, D, Dorntf, a Voy «. M Baierl, J. Vincent j Daul, C. Rue C C. Ihlenffcld Second Row—ft, Bated. K Joitarf, J, P vl t. M Koenig C. Vander- w«t, L DuBois, ML Uundre. I Mafhu, B Shefch.k. C Domet, Mm Glass Advisor First Row -M. J«ndr«m J, Hoppe, M Kulhanek., C. Stodote. M Mlttiva, J, Kratj, K Hendricks, C SeWtine. C Dan, L. Paul, S Reck el berg TUMBLING CLUB P Berlk , C Beilke. P Deform . P Deprey. C be man s 0 J cin r Ai%% Arf nor M VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ffo t—T Pavfai Second row—M, B« erl, R GisO fe«v Third row- L Rubens, J Miller Batk row— H. Maieski j, V. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Top V Pivltfi 5t«ndi Bftierl, M MV nutlet Kreelmg J Peot, V DuChftteiu Sitting B S«� dl Left io PigKt K DuOtAfrao. V, irm rd. J Millet S3 ALUMNI GERALD J. PEQT Bornt March 5, 1950 Died August 18, 1968 IN MEMORIAM KENNETH J, PEQT Born: May 30 1 1950 Dted: August 18, 1968 GREGORY J + RASS Born: July 27, 1950 Died; August 18, 1968 M REMEMBER THE TIME . . . There were limes when our freshman year seemed lo be a struggle for survival Remember ihe agony of that first day of school? And who could forget initiation! Despite such continual harassment, all of us somehow managed to survive. From flustered freshmen to sophisticated sophomores and our chance for revenge , . „ no freshman class had it harder than the one that followed us Even the faculty could not escape us. as Mr, Barberg and Mr, Dakins probably can testify With the acquisition of class rings and driver s licenses, our survival was secured, New faces, new friends, new teachers . . , the result of the consolidation of Luxem¬ burg and Casco school districts. Pooling our efforts and talents brought us the Peninsula Conference Championship in football, the number one rank in the state in wrestling, 13 A ' s in forensics at Oshkosh, and firsts for all concert groups at the Music Festival Our Prom was bigger and better too—with A Summer Place as its theme and Tom Baierl and Julie Miller as its King and Queen, The merger had strengthened us all. Union forever Our united forces continued to bring us victory. Again ihe football team led the conference, making our Homecoming theme There ' s A Place for Us a reality. Our place 1 ' was at the head of the line and we managed to keep it there We repeated last year triumphs and ' reeked havoc, too T Our four year struggle those years of tears and toils and triumphs—was ceremoniously dosed by Mr, Meissner ' s awarding us all with diplomas. Look out, world here we come! YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER LUXEMBURG ALGOMA STURGEON BAY RELIANCE PUBLISHING CO. YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS P O BOX 534 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN LUXEMBURG MEDICAL CLINIC H, E, AAajeski, M D H, C Rahr, MJD. LUXEMBURG BANK OF LUXEMBURG Member of F.D.I.C. LUXEMBURG BRUSSEL ' S BRANCH BANK BANK OF STURGEON BAY BRUSSELS, WISCONSIN VICTOR A. NOWAK CO. MILWAUKEE SELL ' S CHEVROLET, INC. LUXEMBURG Sponsoring Driver Education McMAHON ' S OF LUXEMBURG Inspiration Unlimited ' ’ Furniture . . . Carpeting . , . Accessories BANK OF CASCO Member of F.D.I.C. CASCO BERT ' S DRIVE-IN PHONE 845-9000 LUXEMBURG ANNUAL DRIVE Front Row — J Bergrr J Kmti L ►.mnerd W J Rank, C, 6 7 ndffnHou Eta t Bi-neth. K J r ?ln r Ullinftnn, C ftemand. j Thrd X, Kmrurd, S io r.atort K $� oHer r J WMllfr« O Kr«f?, Second fOMu 1 B Brutf, M Kmn«rd S Bred «el, j Vendenhoufen, cMnpr C Riiecil, i Vnllr , l Droit ri FARM BUILDING SUPPLY LUXEMBURG FRAN ' S IGA LUXEMBURG KROHN DAIRY PRODUCTS LUXEMBURG MOORMAN ' S FEED TONY SCHOEN GREEN BAY BAY RIDGE SPECIALTIES LUXEMBURG MALCORE FUNERAL HOME GREEN BAY H. C. PRANGE CO. GREEN BAY LUXEMBURG MANUFACTURING CO. LUXEMBURG SIMONAR ' S SERVICE LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG NEWS PEOPLES BANK AND Jf OF KEWAUNEE ENTERPRIZE GREEN BAY KATCH ' S BARBIAUX APPLIANCE ALGOMA LUXEMBURG CAR - FERRY PHILLIPS SECURITIES, INC. SCHOOL SUPPLIES MANITOWOC GREEN BAY BERTRAND ' S SPORT SHOP LUXEMBURG MILLING CO. GREEN BAY LUXEMBURG PACKER CITY DHUEY ' S RED OWL MOVING STORAGE GREEN BAY CASCO 91 BILL ' S RED OWL MECCA MUSIC KEWAUNEE GREEN BAY HANMANN MILLING COMPANY F S SERVICES CASCO CASCO EDDIE ' S CITGO SERVICE SCHMELZER ' S SHELL SERVICE STURGEON BAY STURGEON BAY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION JULIE ANN FABRICS GREEN BAY GREEN BAY ACKERMAN ' S V S HARDWARE BAY NATURAL FOODS STURGEON BAY GREEN BAY LUX-KING SOCKER MOTEL BIO- CHEMICAL LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG KEWAUNEE IMPLEMENT CO. SEIDL ELECTRIC LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG PACKERLAND BUSINESS MACHINES CUFF WALL MOTORS GREEN BAY GREEN BAY MIKE ' S SERVICE STATION ED ' S APPLIANCE SERVICE LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG VANDRISSE OIL MARIANNE ' S BEAUTY SALON LUXEMBURG NEW FRANKEN LUXEMBURG 97 RUECKEL ' S SUNDRIES LUXEMBURG ZEPHERIN SHELL SERVICE BRUSSELS W D 0 R STURGEON BAY POST T.V. AND APPLIANCE ALGOMA BREDAEl ' S BOWL LUXEMBURG MARCHANT ' S RED OWL BRUSSELS DR. GORZ ALGOMA FIALA ' S FISH MARKET KEWAUNEE JOHN KAFKA ' S RIVERSIDE BALLROOM GREEN BAY ◄ ► GREEN BAY AUTO PARTS GREEN BAY GAMBLES STORE SPIFFY CLEANERS KEWAUNEE BELSON SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREEN BAY DETERVILLE ' S STORE CHAMPION HANSEN ' S ICE CREAM GREEN BAY LUXEMBURG VALLEY ENTERPRISE ROUTE I, LUXEMBURG DELON ' S GREEN BAY HERMANS ' SUPPER MARKET LUXEMBURG GEORGE ' S CITY SERVICE JAKE ' S BARBERSHOP LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG KUBALE ' S RESTAURANT ELLISVILLE COOP DAIRY LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG MALCORE ESQUIRE CLEANERS TRUTTMANN HARDWARE CO. ' GREEN BAY GREEN BAY LUXEMBURG MOTOR CO. KROLL ' S LUNCH (PREBLE) LUXEMBURG GREEN BAY FIRST NATIONAL BANK J W MOTORS STURGEON BAY STURGEON BAY ORVILLE DE JARDIN RIO CREEK CHEESE CO-OP CASCO RIO CREEK LUXEMBURG IMPLEMENT CAPELLE ' S FLOWERS LUXEMBURG GREEN BAY VALLEY T.V. RENARD MACHINE CO. GREEN BAY GREEN BAY RUECKL FURNITURE CHRIS FOREIGN MOTORS ALGOMA GREEN BAY JOSKI CONST. CO., INC. COMMUNITY STATE BANK GREEN BAY ' ALGOMA FORESTVILLE 94 THE ROSE BEAUTY SALON j DENIS SPORT SHOP LUXEMBURG GREEN BAY SNIDER DAANEN FURNITURE ALTHEA ' S BEAUTY SALON GREEN BAY LUXEMBURG DR. DEWANE SALMON ' S SAUSAGE LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG MAYFAIR BRIDAL SALON MUSIC CENTER GREEN BAY GREEN BAY CLYDE ' S JEWELRY GREEN! BAY RUMMELE ' S JEWELERS KEWAUNEE LUMBER SUPPLY GREEN BAY KEWAUNEE CASCO BEAUTY SHOP LUX. CLEANERS TAILORS CASCO LUXEMBURG W. SEYK COMPANY LARRY ' S TOWNE COUNTRY KEWAUNEE DENMARK DON ' S BAKERY FARMER ' S TRADING LUXEMBURG LUXEMBURG VOSKAMPS HERMAN ' S PLUMBING GREEN BAY LUXEMBURG 95 GREEN BAY TROPHY BOWLING SERV. DALE ENGLEBERT SONS GREEN BAY DYCKESVILLE KEWAUNEE FLOWER SHOP DE TAMPLE ' S VARIETY STORE KEWAUNEE KEWAUNEE LUDLOW ' S KEN ' S MOBILE SERVICE KEWAUNEE DYCKESVILLE MOUDRY ' S MEAT MARKET VAN ' S LUMBER CO. DYCKESVILLE DYCKESVILLE BETTY ANN ' S BEAUTY SHOP JANDRAIN ' S SAUSAGE NEW FRANKLEN NEW FRANKLEN NEW FRANKLEN STATE BANK DR. £. PAPENDICK NEW FRANKLEN ALGOMA ALGOMA BANK LEYSE ALUMINUM COMPANY ALGOMA RIO CREEK KEWAUNEE ALGOMA RECORD-HERALD ALGOMA SAVINGS LOANS ALGOMA ALGOMA ANDERSON APPLIANCE ALGOMA CLINIC ALGOMA ALGOMA HALLADA COIN MACHINE CO. DEHN ' S ICE CREAM GREEN BAY GREEN BAY 94 IWIESNER - MASSAT FUNERAL HOME RENIER ' S MARKET 1 CASCO GREEN BAY VINE DRUG STORE SWOBODA CHURCH FURNITURE 1 GREEN BAY KEWAUNEE KEWAUNEE SAVINGS LOAN EDWARD GAROT SONS I KEWAUNEE GREEN BAY MEL ' S COIN MACHINE CO. ALGOMA PHARMACY, INC. GREEN BAY ALGOMA CHARLIER ' S JEWELRY WILBERT DUPONT JEWELER LUXEMBURG GREEN BAY THE UNIVERSITY STATE BANK MUSICIAN ' S REPAIR AND SUPPLY GREEN BAY GREEN BAY OTHER CONTRIBUTORS LUXEMBURG W J. Janda Garage Schwab ' s Shoe Store CASCO Lou ' s Sinclair Station Dantinnes GREEN BAY Doris Lunch Room Badger Bearing Company East Mason Laundromat Seaway Printing Co., Inc. ALGOMA Reinhart Shoe Store Norma ' s Coffee Shop Dr. N. 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