Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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mmtfmmfadmafmmfmwlw C 19 ' ge .bg fag Q2 C., '4'-- creased over the previous year, and the many who had graduated in May 21:1 255 gm. Parent-Teachers' Association program, and the community Christmas pro- 21, 27211 the culmination of the year's work. :ia , .... ,V,.3.,,,,.3.,,,,. ..-. ,,,,.3.,,,,.5.,,1 X T' LOYALITE. Or,.....,,.....V ..... V ..... V. .... ,,',...s.. .i.. glee Glub 1 eg: 0? .. 9 -. ,nw F? .0 on sa 52 12 ' ab is Q? -.71 : 0: nn: nz., if : ' .t-:L E0 : 6. TOP ROW-Ellen Hardrath. Loiree Mathwig, Carol Swieso. Lorraine Grove. Lenore Bcilke, Gertrude Bich'cr. Marcella Boehnlng, Veronica Schwieso, Maybclle Kline. Hazel Fisher. F Marion Rusch. Dorothy Poulton. S123 556 SECOND ROW-Dora Fenner. Ethel Stcrr, Doris Anderson. Alberta Kissinger. Elpha Voight, fy: Grace Hardrath. Doris Swicso. Doris Degen. Helen Miles, Eleanore Theisen, Irma Tag- :gi gart. Minerva Taggart. Nina Stock, Alene Stock. E THIRD ROW-Alice Fulwiler. Beatrice Thums, Garnetta Phipps. Kathryn Davel. Margery Erwin. Evelyn Raab. Helen Church, Velma Vogel, Ada Rous. Mavis Berg, Dorothy 'HT S0 Boehning. Eva Essex. Lucille Rusch, The Girls' Glee Club has. according to all indications. due to the faith- fig ful guidance of Miss Tonn. become a Hxed part of the schools extra-curri- :fi we cular program. In April. 1931, after several weeks of diligent practice. the Club staged the operetta. Daughters of Mohamed. which was well received :gg by the public. Late in September of the current school year. the Glee Club was reor- ganizecl and practices were begun immediately. The membership was in- were ably replaced by new voices. Through funds earned by the presenta- :le . :III tion of the operetta. it was possible to purchase a good deal of new music. :xg At different times during the year. the girls sang for such functions as a 5 'L gram, At present. plans are under way for another operetta which is to be -L seg 193 2 Page Seventeen

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Gray. A banquet isn't complete without a toastmaster. toasts. and songs with .Q .... terest. tolerance. faith. health. are some of the precious things girls have in ef: g common in the striving to live in the Way of Him Who come as a Child 4,1 532 si? The LOYALITE an - ef gorenszcs The girls who took part in the declamatory contest held at the hall were: Margaret Edwards, Hazel Leupke. Dorothy Poulton, Elaine Bonas. and ge Kathryn Davel. Hazel Leupke and Dorothy Poulton were chosen bv the judges to represent us at Granton. where the'league contest was held. Hazel .-Q . 59 Leupke taking second place and Dorothy Poulton third place. 05 The following boys delivered their orations at the hall in l93l: Charles Rankin. Willy Macksam. Louis LaBarge. William Winder. and Leo Theisen. Leo 'T'heisen and William Winder represented us at Granton. hlg, ln extemporaneous reading. Margaret Edwards was entered in the Gran- 306 ton contest and took second place. Leo Theisen took part in extemporaneous speaking, and received first ti? place. umor-fsenzor ffanquet ag The date of the annual Iunior-Senior banquet always goes down as a red-letter day in the annals of the upper classmen, and May 20, 1931. was Q... ,---1 the cold waves rippling along the spinal column. Only the younger speakers Q0 have these last named thrills, but the pleasant surprises the listeners receive h, gym help to even the enjoyment. :rid 5 Billy Macksam was an excellent toastmaster and cleverly introduced the qi following members of the program: Ambrose Krueser. Leo Theisen. Mr. L. Thomas. Mr. Draper, Rev. Leschensky. Miss Tibbetts. Irma Schaeffner. '- Maybelle Kline, and Dorothy Poulton. The program was enlivened by songs E32 participated in by all. ' ' so , 5 9171 gteserves The Girl Reserves under the leadership of Miss Welsh. have had many profitable and helpful meetings. The aim of the Girl Reserves is to find a '3 :fe better way of living. They are eager to discover new things. have good times, Eff: do something worthwhile. and learn more about God in His world. They Z:-Q wish to develop for themselves and others noble personalities. Freedom, in- The Girl Reserves pledge is- I will do my best to honor God. to help - dent. Lucille Dorn: Treasurer. Helen Church: Secretary. Lyla Oestreich. The Girl Reserves extend a welcome to all girls who desire to make .QQ these aims their aims. fgwfHwsoasiwwvfiwtosftewvsaco-oafiuoaoafq .N 'xwaossiaoaaafaeoswfxca6a:Jxco'w!xwA5o:.1nq,7E3 '--ft.-'it--2- ft--2--'lt--2-fnr--...--at--2--'Ars...--'A3,0 1 9 3 2 Q Page Nineteen no exception to the rule. Amid beautiful decorations in red and white, the. EU senior colors, a delightful dinner was served by the sophomore class to the 05 1:2 seniors. juniors. faculty. board members and their wives. and Mr. and Mrs. :xi oi , their accompanying good cheer. good wishes. and happy responses. not to , mention the sudden peculiar heart actions, the tendencies to perspiration and f among men. and Who grew in wisdom and stature in a very human way. until He stood in favor with God and man. my country and my community. to keen other uirls. and to be in all ways a 'c 1 loyal. true member of the Girl Reserves. 0, The officers for i932-1933 are: President. Maylselle Kline: Vice Presi- wi