Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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.O . g Then Owen returned our visit and won from us by ll to 7. The game E and the first game with Colby. at Loyal. gave us the victory. 6 to 3. Bichler was our good pitcher. .,:, ffm: Loyal, deciding to have a basketball team this year. took over Spencer's fi, of the boys now in high school have had any experience. 'IIS benefited a great deal by the experience. and the sportsmanship they have ' scores, but many successes were ours in good fellowship, good fun, and good '5 io ing. and the hardest possible schedule has been played this year. 1113? Tl1eI-OYALITE Qaseball - Qfasketball of Baseball seems to be a favorite sport of our high school. During our .gg .0 season. we played six games. winning four. Oi The first game was played at Colby. Loyal lost by a score of l3 to 3. Thums did good hurling. but poor support and light hitting lost the game. Next Colby visited Loyal: then we paid back with a score of ll to 2. hgh- Newman and Lotzer did the hurling. At Owen the score was 7 to 2 for Owen. Lotzer hurled and the team Re played heads-up baseball. 5. 1,2 was a merry batting-bee staged by both teams. Newman and Thums were :' on the rubber . ' ln September we were short two old veterans, but their places were filled. 7 Y' The following week we played our last game of the season and again 3 .0 , defeated Colby 5 to 2 with Rahm and Lotzer on the slab. is Peter Bichler. Lloyd Newman. Buster Newman. Bud Luepke. Earl Thums, Members of the team were Harold Fulwiler. Tommy Fisher, Bill Rahm, Q3 Laurence Vandehey. Russell Sayles. Harvey Brussow. and Bill Winder. 5 ' is . schedule in the Three C Conference . The schedule drawn was composed 5 ESI: of some of the strongest teams in the conference. :In lo . This being the first year since 1924 that Loyal has had basketball. none -5 This was the task that faced Coach Berry. to develop a team out of the ETF: small inexperienced material available. -Q .Q . Practice was started about the middle of October with only about twen- ty-five boys reporting. They practiced hard every day, but, it takes more 13155: than one year to build up a good team from entirely new material. Although we have not won any conference games so far. the boys have shown during the games has been remarkable. 1 ln the Hrst game we played. Granton beat us by a score of 27 to 23 on the home floor. Later we took revenge by beating them by a score of 21 to IS. It was a fast game with the score tied several times. but we managed to win in the last few minutes of play. No other victories came our Way in 1 :L sportsmanship. due to the fine cooperation of the team and the faithful efforts of Mr. Berry and Mr. Thomas. The players have now had some experience, and great hopes are ours 13371 for a successful season next year. Only two members are lost by graduat- :L C'-,. ll E E E if . f V E if E I I 1 9 3 2 Page Twenty-Six

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ini gang The pressure from within the troop tends to keep the Scout physi- -H: .be The Three C Conference track and field meet was held May 20. 1931 P Q The LOYALITE 3309! Scouts 3?e ZW F32 The Boy Scouts of America is an organization for the purpose of build- 10 ing better boys through influences and ideals which operate from within the .o , The Scout oath and law reveal the spirit of Scouting. The Scout is ex- pected and trained to Be Prepared and daily to do Good Turns. Scouting is a Cornpanionshipfa way of living. It values deeds above words. lt builds character through habit. and citizenship. through service. Q09 lt develops cooperation through cooperating. lt learns through doing. The local Scout Troop is in its fourth year. There are thirteen members 11:13 of whom twelve are Tenderfoot Scouts and one is a Second Class Scout. Mr. Graunke has had charge of the troop during the four years. The troop officers are as follows: 323 Troop Leader .................... ........ W illiam Theisen ll' Scout Scribe ...... ......,... H arold Davel 5 -Si --- ,Q tx J: V' Bugler ............. .......... D ick Colby ., Cgrack and Weld glfleet taken in baseball at Loyal. only a few boys reported for track. and only six 4, members took part in the meet. three of them winning places. We hope that more boys will become interested and take part in the 02 various events next year, that Loyal may be better represented. The entries ,- the four hundred forty yard dash: Lowell Dorn, the shot put and the discus: 3? 5 Owen Swieso, the half mile run: Charles Rankin, the pole vault: and Robert go ..-4 '--A cally strong, mentally awake. and morally straight. all at Medford. Ten schools participated in the various events. Loyal made a very good showing. taking fifth place in the meet. Because of the interest 0. were as follows: Orvin Litka entered the hundred yard dash and the two Q' '- hundred twenty yard dash: Russell Grambsch, the two hundred twenty and 4 Q0- Here we go to physics class! Rous, the mile run. Qbysics We know our brains are dense: With downcast thoughts we enter. We know he knows they are: Soon Mr. Thomas talks to us We know he has great patience ln language of gram and meter. To stand and watch us stare. E-.9 We sit in peace and listen close E03 Until we hear our name: gigs. Then if we do not understand. Three cheers for Mr. Thomas! lt's good that he is here: Or we would never really know We're stricken dumb with shame. Our physics lessons clear. .w A uxwaoasawgvfxwaqss '-.ff--'AI--2--'AI--...- li-1...- AY--...--'1K--...--'li--...--'11Q 1 9 3 2 QM- ..... Page Twenty-Eight