Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

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Albert Davel Clerk 'Ill Elmer Sterr Ray Prior Treasurer Director BOARD OF EDUCATION Above is the Board of Education At the top is Mr Davel shown as he is seen everyday in his store Mr Starr, left, was snapped while at work at his Cann ing Company, and Mr. Prior, right, is shown by his beautiful home on South Main Through their cooperation and efforts our school has been able to maintain its' high standards C. Roach Home Economics, English I lc Bonnin Commercial R. Hunsadcr Science, Hath. A. Nelson Grades 4, 5, 6 0-us 7 qw -11x13 ll. Pot arson Engli sh, Chorus 1 K X, f-., 4- -K Walsh 'M Social studies 4. T03 C. Laurens .Agriculture L. Sohlingel Grades 7 and , Band no mad!! lg 23 5 'Q Berry Science, Hath., Coach fb JE SINCERLLY THANK THE FOLLOWINC BUSINESS M N FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS WHICH HELPED TO MAKE OUR ANNUAL POSSIBLE BEAVER AND RELLIS BRAUN AUTO COMPANY B W COLBY AND SON CITIZEN STATE BANK COT MONWEALTH TELEPHONE CO ALBERT DAVEL COMPANY HUGH F GWIN, ATTORNEY JOSTENS COMPANY O D HUTCHINS IEHRBERCNS BEN FRANKLIN STORE LAKOSKY IMPLEMENT STORE LOYAL AUTO WRECKING CO LOYAL CANNING FACTORY A C LUCHTERHAND AND SON JAMES MCGONIGAL AND SON MEYER'S TOGGERY DR G W NELSON, DENTIST W 8a E NICHOLS OESTREICH SERVICE STATION O 8a N LUMBER COMPANY PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY J C PRIBNOW SANITARY MEAT MARKET STOCK CHEVROLET COMPANY THEISEN BROTHERS' HARDWARE CO O W TRINDAL, THE COMMUNITY MARIETT JOE WEDL WEPFER'S PHARMACY WAUSAU BUSINESS INSTITUTE AUGUST WTTT AND SON Ad1er's Barber Shop art's Restaurant Herb Braun Your Gamble Store John Geiger Grambsch Electric Loyal Bakery Loyal Tribune Merlak Shoe Repair Shop Frank Nelson Ohlrogge's Furniture Store Ray Prior Raab's Market Edward M. Trnka Viking Theater Wad.ham's Service fwm. Essex 8: Son. DR: A. P. HABLE B D 'VIOLA ANDEREGG VI Not too sober, not too gay but a good true friend in every way Chorus 1, Basketball 4 MARLISS BERG 'MARLIE' Who couldn't be true to eyes so blue' Band l,2,I5,4, Chorus 1,2,5,4, Prom Queen 5, Cheerleader l,2,5,4, Student Council 5 4, Library Club 3,4, Basketball 2,5, 4, uirl Scouts 1, Echo Weekly Staff 2,5, 4, Forensics l,2,5,4, Home Ec Club l,Photo- :fraphy Club 4, Annual Staff VIRGINIA BERTZ DIN She has a voice of gladness and a snile Chorus l,2,3,4, Photography Club 4, Home Ec Club l, Llbrary Club 4, Forensics l PIHLLIS BEYREIS PHIL A cheerful frlend like a sunny day Chorus l, P1ng Pong 5, Llbrary Club 4 Unavrare of auburn hair and brovm eye'd beauty, she lends a 1n..1li.ng hand to every duty L1brary Club 5,4 DELMER CAPELLE DEL By hls length we shall know him FFA2,5,4, FFA V108-PPBS 3, Ping Pong 5, Softball 5,4 BERNICE CHEKITIS The best of all ways to lengthen one' days 18 to steal a few hours from the nlght Chorus l,2,3,4, Band 5,4, Basketball 5, Operetta 4 YVONNE CHRISTENSEN She 15 one of the best, she'll get all the breaks and go far 1.n this world for she has got what it takes Band 5,4, chorus l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,5, 4, Echo lueekly Staff 2,3,4, Forensics 1, 2, Class V1ce pres l,4, Student Council 5, Photography Club 4, Annual Staff 4 ' . 4. n n DOROTHY BREDLAU DIDDLE S GLENN COLE Another boy with curly hair going through school with never a care Entered from Granton 5, FFA 5, 4, FFA Basketball 5,4, Intra mural Basketball 4 FRANCIS ELSINGER 'BUSTER' Let the world go as it may, I w1ll take it a yway Band l,2, FEA2, 5, 4, Football 2, Soft- ball 2, Baseball 3 ELDON FISHER WELDIE' To laugh and grln and make w1se cracks is all my heart's desire Football l, Basketball 2, 5, 4, H1 y l, Softball 2,3,4, Baseball 5, Photography Club 4 KATHLEEN GOEHBING 'KATHIE' A quiet loving g1rl 1S she, w1th room 1n her heart for you and me Forens1cs l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, Library Club 4, G Basketball 4 LAVERNE I-IAMMERSTROM 'HAH' He 18 the handy man of the clas he tinkers and lets his troubles pass s,4, chorus 1,4, Basketball 2 LOIS HAFLEY NSBORTYH A welcome new add1t1on to our class, for a jolly frlendly sort, she'll surely pas Entered from Greenwood 4, Band l, 2, 5,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Forenslcs 1,2 OLIVER HENNINGER WOLLIF' A llttle nonsense now and then 13 rellshed by the best of men FEA 2,5,4, Sec PTR 4, Treas FPA 3, FrA Basketball , PTR Oratlon, Forenslcs 1, 2, Softball 2,3, Volleyball 3, Baseball 1 WALTER HINKLEMAN 'HINKIE' Farmers are the nat1on's foundatlon Boy's Chorus l,2, FFA 2,2,4, Softball 2, 3, Volleyball 3 I I ' o I I I .1 I I I . S5 Hi-y l, 23 Photography 5, 45 Radio Club ' v I I IERN HORN Never ldle a mlnute, but never too busy to lend a helping hand Vntered from Greenwood 5, Chorus l,2,4 Band 5,4, Home Ec Club 1, Llbrary Club 3,4, Annual Staff 4 VERLAND LAKOSKY 'VERLIE' Basketball 18 my favor1te sport, but girls are my speclalty one 1n every port Band 2,5,4, Chorus 1, Basketball 2,2, Football l,2, Klttenball 1,2, Tennls 3 Baseball 5, Forens1cs 1, H1 y 1, Operetta 2, Prom Klng 3, Carnlval Klng 5, Pres Class l,5, Pres Student Coumcll 4,Annua1 Staff 4 WILBUR LINDNER Qulet, frlendly, and always a gentleman VIRGINIA LENGLE WGINGER W She 15 w1se and talks but llttle J1r1 Scouts 1, Home Ec Club l JLVELL MILLER UPETEH A glggle 13 worth a hundred groans in any market Chorus l,2,', RANDALL M LLER BUD Sometimes I th1nk, and other tlmes thoughts just pass through my mind HELEN MURRAY WCRIP' Oh' she's llttle, but she's W1S6, she' terror for her s1ze Band 1, Chorus 2, Pasketball 2,5,4, Nome Ec Club 1, G1rl Scouts 1 BETTY NEUMAN WBETTS' So full of 11fe and llvely fun, a fr1end and pal of everyone Basketball 2,5,4, Chorus l,2,5,4, G1rl Scouts 1, Home Ec Club 1, Forensics l, 2 5,4, Echo Weekly Staff 2,5,4, Class Vlce Pres. 2. L ' 3 I I 1 o U I ' . . 0 3 - . ' ' ' ' V ' . of Ping Pong 53 Band 2,53 Forensics, FFA 55 4. P. ' s Q . . 4. ll ll . an ' ' ' s a I VIOLET NYSTED 'VI' Oh, he's reserved, but no, not too shy She's always a frlend to both you and I Band 1,2,5,4, Chorus 2,4, Basketball 2 Library Club 3,4, Operette 4, Photography Club 5, Home Ec Club 1 ARTFUR OLSEN ART The flnest ones are the quietest ones Football 1, Forenslcs 1, Boxlng 1, FEA 1 Basketball 1, 2, 4, Klttenball 1, 2, 5 Baseball 5, Ping Pong 5, Class Presldent 4, Annual Staff 4 LELAND RAAB BUD People l1ke h1m make llvirg worth wh1le Basketball 2,o,4, Football l,2, Tennis 2, 3, H1 y 1,2, Carnlval King 4 Student Counc1l 3,4, Band l,2,5,4, Photography 5 4, Plng Pong 1,2 MAXINE RICE 'MAGGIE' I have a mlnd of my own, lt takes more Entered from Greenwood 5, Library Club 4, Forenslcs 1 FRANCIS SCH FCHICK You can't tell by outward appearance what mlschelf is hidden withln Photography Club 3, Band 5,4, Softball 1, FFA l,2,3, Chorus 1 ALVIRA STAYTON Always trying to f1nd the sunny s1de of 11fe Chorus 1, Basketball l, Llbrary Club 5 JANET STEER JAN' She does as she thlnks Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 2,5,4, Cheerleader l,2,?,4, Llbrary Club 4, Home Ec Club 1, Clrl Scouts 1, Forenslcs l,2,5,4, Debate , Operetta l,4, Basketball 2, ,4, Clas Presldent 2, Echo Weekly Staff 2, , , Annual Staff 4 BERPADIYE STURTZ NBERNIEW Never tearful, always cheerful Chorus l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,5, Home Ec Club 1, Photography 3,4, Girl Scouts 1 I . O . . . 3 . D l A ll u I O . 0. . , . , 4 . O ll Il . . . A . . 'I 0 . e ' -, a ' 3 Q ' . I I than a teacher to change it. - - O . . . . I O . O l 9 ' . VI I U ' C tv I ' 0 . 0 3 1 Q 3 . S ' ' 3 4' 0 I yi ' 9 . . . 0 . L., I BEATRICE TAGGART WBEETSW She 15 a happy go-lucky in th1s world of romanc1ers, she'1l tell them what, or she knows all the answers Chorus 1,2 MARY JAHE THEISEN WMARY JO' She's an all around garl with art 1n her soul, success and great fame are surely her goal Band l,2,5,4, Chorus 2,5,4, Basketball 2 5,4, Photography 5, Library Club 5, Pres 4, Student Councll 5, Debate l, 5, Echo Weekly Staff 2,5,4, Forensics 2, 5, 4 Cheerleader l,2,5,4, Operetta 2,4, Annual staff 5,4 JANICE TRIWDAL JAN Band l,2,5,4, Basketball 2,5,4, Home Ec Club l, Photovraphy Club 5, Library Club 5,4, Annual Staff 4, Sec Student Councll 4, Echo deekly Staff 2,5,4, G1rl Scouts l Always they smlle, and always they grln, Always they study, and always they'll w1n TOYCE TRINDAL JOY' Band l,2,5,4, Basketball 2,5,4, Home Ec Club l, Photography Club 5, Llbrary Club 5,4, Student Councll 5, Forenslcs 5, Echo feekly Staff 2,5,4, Annual Staff 4, Class Sec 5,4, Carnival Queen 4 HALBEHT VOGEL HALBIE Immaculate as a pin and bound to win' Chorus 4, Football l,2, Baseball 2,5 ALVERA VOIGT WSHRII W She 18 very little, but every llttle b1t counts Band 5, Home Ec Club 1 IDRRAINE WEST 'WDENEW Quiet and reserved, but one can never tell Chorus l,2,5,4, Forenslcs l,2,4, Home Ee Club l DONALD WEYH ILLER WMIKEU Come on scissors, lets cut up Band l,2,5,4, Chorus l,2, Basketball 5,4, Football l,2, Baseball 5, FT1 2,5,4, FFA Basketball, H1-y 1,23 Photography Club 2, 5,43 Forensics l. . , f O l O . . , U ' . I . , 3 . W' A II II U . . 0 . D . V . . I ' 0 .7 0 ' I , 5 , Forensics 55 Carnival Queen 4. Q ' . I, qi n I E . . . J a c I . I H YI . . . . I . C Q I I ' I . I , ' o We wish to acknowledge here an outstanding achieve ment which a member of our class has built up in scholastic record and participation in extra curr icular activities Roger Steiner 'Podge Band l,2,5,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Photography Club 5,4, Sec 8 Treas 5, President Photography Club 4 Boy Scouts 3,4, Hi Y l,2, Debate 1,2,3,4, Forensics 1,2 3,4, Operetta 2,5, Carnival King 4 Christmas Play l,3,4, Ping Pong l,2, Tennis 2,3, Student Council 3 4, Vice President Student Council 4, Echo Weekly 1, 2,3,4, Sec. k Treas Class 1, Vice President C1ass3 CLASS PROPHECY l96O!! As I leisurely stroll along the now repaired streets of new and more fash ionable Paris, I was suddenly pressed into a throng of cheering people. Attempting to discover the commotion, I knocked over a fragile peanut stand The peanut vendor Oliver H who was shouting 'fresh.nuts', turned upon me and I was saved from further brutality. As I turned to journey on again, I beheld a tall dark eyed beauty model ing a sway back in the shop 0ooooH!! Yvonne Christensen I scurried to the door, hoping to chat with Yvonne, but lo, I found I had gone through the wrong door, an was immediately rushed off my feet and practically laced upon a stool before a soda fountain and the 'soda jerk' smiled familiarly at me said in 'Arthur Olsen Style into Mademoiselle Bertz's 'Ritz Shoppe. I was greeted at the dooiy Mademoiselle herself, and was cordially invited to meander at my own will throughout the shop Because of lack of time, I had only a glance at various characters still the beau tiful and vain Violet secretary for Mademoiselle Mary Jane as creator f the stran e and bewitching fashions originally soft luscious curls for the models was 'tin Helen Saying goodbye, I walked out to the street and finding that the impab lent crowd was rushing in the direction of Place du Capitole, I hailed a taxi and aimlessly we glided along the rose strewn streets While on Rue de la Concord, chanced upon a riding academy and the instructor in charge Fern Horn!! Dropping in to say hello to Fern, I chanced upon Beatrice Taggert, famous love lorn columnist who was there for an interview. At the moment Walter Hinkleman, Amer1ca's million dollar playboy by inheritance, burst in and upon recognizing me he invited me to the Cha Paree to see the three 'Silly Swingsters' who dance at the milk bar. Imgine my surprise when I saw that this trio consisted of Lorraine West, Bernadine Sturtz, and Jewell Miller. Heavens!! Are all the Seniors of 1941 in Par1s???? At this thought I stepped out of my cab, and upon doing so collided with Marliss Berg, who was laden with suitcases labeled Palmolive she informed me that she is super saleswoman for the soap that makes 'the skin you love to touch ' Marliss also told me that she had jmtnwhmtmnwswuDmudMwmHu,momsmumunmbyhdMm,mo is Justice of Peace at Spokeville, is nicely settled down on four acres of land near Mann. At this point, I'm extremely h ngry and stop at 'Dot's Superb Chow Mein' shop and was waited upon by the same accomodating Maxine, who served to me a plate steaming hot, luscious chow mein no one can make such a delicious dish as Dororth Bredlau While peacefully devouring my food, I gazed out of the window and across the street was a huge sign advertising notorious 'Twin' refrigerators that keep wax cold in the warmest weather. Certainly I must see the Trindal Twins. I rushed t the shop and was met at the door by both Janice and Joyce, who eagerly snatched away to their advertising room where lunsurprisinglyl I beheld the 'Sultan in his Harem' Verland Lakosky amidst beautiful wax models!! An uproar of voices arose from the streets and then I discovered the 'what for' of the excitement. Thecitizens of Earls cheering their new premier- Roger Steiner!! Look at him!! and me a bum ll ' 3 Q I : d --- lO or Sy! coct' Managing to break away from congenial, Art, I did find my way I --- . o 5 , 4 e I of o me lla LAST WILL AND TESTAHENT S C5 C9 Chg We, the Class of 1941, being of sound mind at present but not so sure how long we shall remain thus, do hereby make our last will and testament Viola Anderegg wills her ability to talk fluently to Beverly Boe, so that Bev may boast of her talent to speak before the assembly Marliss Berg wills her big blue eyes and her version of Baby Snooks to Ruth Marquardt, if she will promise to carry on Marliss's Babyish manner ' Phyliss Beyreis wills her lustrous blond hair to Caroline Steffen Bernice Chetkitis wills her ability to dance to Sidney Picus that he may trip the light fantastic daintily Ethel Clouse, Yvonne Christensen wills her leadership ability Virginia Bertz wills her studious manner to Harold Gall Dorothy Bredlau sadly bestows her Cole, that he may be better able to manage the basketball team next year Glen Cole leaves his well kept blond curls to Leo Shefchick. Francis Elsinger will will his mighty voice to Joe Beaver Eldon Fisher bequeaths his 'itsy bitsy mustache to Dale Young Kathleen Goehring wills her ability to maintain an unknown class ring fquite masculine! to Shirley Miller Laverne Hammerstrom wills his love for going bowling, accompanied by ten girls, to Fred Cox Iois Hawley bestows her blushing beauty to Eula White. Oliver Henninger wills his good nature to Mr Walsh Walter Hinkleman wills his naiveness to Mr Schwingel who can make good use of it To her sister Sylvia, Fern Horn bequeaths her laurels of the past Verland Lakosky bestows his so called attitude of pre tended independencyn to Vernon Stevens Wilbur Lindner bequeaths his ability to talk fast and furious to Altha Morse We will and bequeath Virginia shyness to Shirley Brussow Helen Murray gayly bes ows her quick response don't know' to Clareen Ham erstrom who knows all the answers Cin the Class Room P Randall Miller wills his quiet shyness with that occasional outburst Ah?' to Priscilla Haas Jewell Miller wills her humorous side of li e Miss Peterson Betty Neuman bequeaths her ability to do that torch singer' number to Frances Ann Langholz Violet Nysted wills her ability to play the taps to Donald Strege that he may hit the right notes Arthur Olsen wills his ability to make those delicious sodas to Harry Steffen Bud Raab wholesomely bestows his smiling dimples to Pooch Catl1n's other two CYou can't help but catch her now, Poochll Maxine Rice Bestows her dainty feet to Dale Sommers Just to follow the Chemistry romance tradition to Brother Voight and Beverly, Francis S bequeaths his constant love making with Janet Alvira Stayton wills her quietness to Mary Jane Firnstahl Roger bestows his A's to 'freckle face Georgie Nelson To Chestnutn, Janet Sterr willingly leaves her ability trot around the main room Bernadine bequeaths her curly hair to Marian Peter son Beatrice Taggart bequeaths her many, man , Hmm! love letters to Alice Ampe Mary Jane Theisen wills her ability to play the flute to the future Pied Pipers of Loyal High. Janice Trindal bequeaths her happy go-lucky h1 to Arden Hinkleman. Joyce Trindal fthe other half! wills her complete ability to chew gum so quietly to Donald Stilwell. Halbert Vogel wills his height to Ivan Kron berger. Alvera Voight is happy to exchange her coy blue eyes for Margaret Grav1tter's big brown ones. Lorraine West bestows her romantic disposition for that tall intelligent Senior to Delores Cowles. like confers upon Shirley Mack his mischievousness in school. fwf ' daaiwfa Il p resenee of : B3 are , X fh ' X in fa pn s J 0 of cv 4 be Q II O . To giggle to Nina Oestreich. We present some of Delmer Capelle's size to Donald . n 0 . O O C , - . ' Hi n ' e f to 0 . 0 -- U . U to . - ,,....--- g- ,env 1' i fi? Q ai .,,- K x X - A... X X ,lx 'M K' my .f' , ,XSL 'ST ,. -'-w '- X x 1- 'x l. EAI X ,f J., v hr' Din Juniors The Juniors have been rapidly gaining momemtum and are now considered Upper classmen' Their representation in every field of school activity verifies this fact Nancy Thurber was elected Carnival Queen of the Junior class She and her King, Glen Bloom, were gallantly backed by the whole class unique and colorful Mexican Fiesta was one of the highlights of Carnival gaiety This gala affair was presented in true Mexican fashion by the costumed senors and nsenoritas with appropriate and rhythmic songs and dances Salute the Champions!!! The boys of the Junior basketball team are heros of the class tournament The Junior Prom a most memorable event in school life formality, was held May 2 The Castilidians rendered harmonic melodies those present Ah!! Class officers Percy Voight, President James Brusky, Vice President Charles Esselman, Secretary Clark Catlin, Treasurer Tlrst Row Ruth Marquardt, Altha. Morse, Nancy Thurber, Nlna Oestreich, Margaret Gravltter, Wnlma Guetschow, Helen Brown , Irene Brovm, H109 Ampe, Margaret Horner, Ila Schmldt Second Row Ambrose Murphy, Patr1c1a Haas, Beverly Boe, Shirley Mlller, Dorothy Catlin, Patsy Beaver, Ethel Clouse, Rose Steffen, Lorranne Hessig, Carolane Steffen, Ruth Haslow Third Row Donald Smlth, Russell Schmitz, Lrlelgh Hennlnger, Anthony Schlogenhaft, Clark Catlrn, Charles Esselman, Percy V01 ht, James Brusky, Norma Young, Edna Prust Last Row Robert Pr1or, Sldney P1cus, John Gerdes, Harry Steffen, Fred Cox, Dale Sommers, Donald Strege, Albert Degenhardt, Joseph Beaver, Mr Berry 'I - I n o o o o s o n o A 0 Q 0 0 0 A 0 ll H ll 0 s o o on 0 u e 0 0 e ' ' U O 0 to 0 o Q 11. : - . . . . . . : V . . . - n g o a 0 , A ' . 1 ' , , n A' f' ' ' f . ' - X L . r' ' 4 3 4, 5 v .- ' 4 2 ' g its f 4, 1 . 1 4 4 1 7 if . V, 7 - SOPh0II1UI'E' Feeling not quite so o o green and gaudy as Freshmen, we proudly took root and attempted to conquer our inner selves Election of class officers wa a man sized job as all the officers elected were boys President, Adolph Voig Vice President, Jerry Brusky, Treasurer and Secretary, Harold Gall Carnival time is always a happy time' We chose a rollicking comedy,entitled 'Henry's Nail Order Wife for our side s ow mary Ann Esselman was our candidate for Carnival Queen with Vernon Stevens for her escort The most thrilling days of our Sophomore year came when we defeated the SENIORS 1 the Basketball Tournament Although we were defeated by the Juniors the championship game, we feel we have a moral victory As we embark on our Junior year we are all sorry to say goodbye to mr Lawrenz, our class adv1ser,but will be ready to greet our new class adviser with a smile Gall, N Herdrich, M V1ck, S Beyreis, S Brussows Second Row D Young, D Kronberger, L Englebretson, E Hamann, E Horner, B Tucker, M Stay ton, L D18t5Ch6, P Ampe, V Severson, A Pachal, M Peterson, D Helm, E Soltow Third Row Mr Lawrenz, H Kuester, E White, H Fink, M Esselman, G Gloudeman, D Stilwell, D Cole, F Schecklman, D Walters, A Christensen, D Rowley, A Degenhardt, A Lllumd Last Row D Bertz, S Mack, R Beaver, H Young, L Fulw11er, A H1nkelman, M English, N Raeck, J Vogel, E Luchterhand, G Owens H- . ...... : qt: . . . . n in T Q . . . . First Row: V. Stevens, M. Otto, D. Cowles, B. Theisen, M. Oestreich, J. Brusky, A.Voight, H. lr l C O I O 0 rfzsbm an September 6, 1940 Little did we realize how funny we looked peeking around corners in search of classrooms Yes, and little did we realize that Arlene, our Candidate for Carnival Queen, would give the Seniors such a run for their thronellllllll We thank Mr Walsh for sponsoring and supporting our class and await the beginning of our Sophomore year Class officers Orville Nysted, President Delbert Dietz, Vice President Elaine Drake, Secretary Treasurer First Row M Roth, A Oestrelch, L Hecker, A Froeba, D Davel, D Dletz, E Drake, O Nysted, P Haas, W Campbell, A Walters, D Gro nlck Second How M Oestreich, L Neldner, R Schecklman, S Horn, U Schllnsog, L Missllng, S Mack, J Foelske, V Pr1ce Thlrd Row Mr Walsh, D Degenhardt, C Blckler, J Davls, A Clouse, A Olsen, L Schefch1ck, R Zlmmerman, H Schuld, G Nelson, L Kauffman, M Arbelovsky, E Clouse, D Petersen, S Reutb Last Row C Capelle, E Bardell, F Pontow, J Olsen, C Marquardt, P Hallowell, V Roth, R Bredlau, P Froeba, F Horner, I Kronberger, P Bertz, G Lucht lf O C : . A. . . . ' . ' M. Firnstahl, J. Beaver, R. Rous, R. Bertz, V. Brown, D. Koepke, C. Henninger, V. Bauer, D I 4 O -I 0 C S x aw Vt' -0. .1- --1 vu ,K v r If W f 1 1' 5 1 in 'Q 1 ,, L. , ,- V 1 Q , . , X V, it ' I1 f ' A 5 :Lg .fi , x, L R ' nf . . 4 . , if ,-:.- , I 1 y ' . -, A , I R -J l f .,.- A ., , N -ir, 0 . A ,' Ri! ' ' . , . I V , ' ' .- k X ' .. X- xx I . 0 5 S . - - . - I KP! , if ' X ' ,K , I - ...5 f' .fy A , , ' h. , ., K . I. . ' .' '. . f7', 5 . ' ' :. ' f X - 1 ,.,, ' nf, . ,. F, .', YA X N V ' ' J.. H., Y ' ww- Q '. ' . 5' - ,. , jx ' , - ,. -T. -xl 1- 1 + 9 f .V 5 X . , 41 I 4 'K f 1 .- ' 3 . , kg ' , 4 .L - ' 1 5' M , , , A . 5 N iq xx 4 A . x . First Row Second Row The Student ization, it tioning and Verland Lakosky, President, Roger Stelner, Jlce President Janice Trindal, Secretary and Treasurer Leland Raab, Vernon Stevens, John Olsen, Frances Rous,Robert Younr Georpe hel on, Mr Wicklund, Adviser James Brusky, Shlrley Brussow, Beverly Boe, MaTllSS Berg Council has completed its second year of existence As a young organ has not yet attained the high position intended for it in the func governing of the school Progress is being made toward this end During the past year a committee was appointed to make up a constitution for the Student Council The Preamble states that the purpose of the Student Council is promote extra curricular activities by supervising their functioning,set up means for training students in democratic school life, and to serve as a link be ween the faculty and the student body The functions of the Council are to grant charters to school clubs and to sup ervise their activities, to promote and aid in the supervision of all school act ivities, to share in planning school assemblies, to share in determining what is good form in public behavior in all places where the pupils are identified with the school, to promote a spirit of friendly cooperation and conduct in all school life in all, to place a major emphasis on constructive planning and self imposed discipline within the school Sliugbenf Clouucxl N : , . . . ,.J S : ' ,, Third Row: Mary Theisen, Pricilla Haas, Clareen Ham erstrom, Frances Langholz, to: 0 - L u . '- of Standing Verland Lakosl-ry Arthur Olsen, Roger Steiner, Janice Trindal, Joyce Trindal, Janet Sterr, Miss Bennin, Adviser, Yvonne Chr1stensen,Mar1iss Berg Seated Mary Jane Theisen, Fern Horn, John Gerdes. ' 3 Co-Editors ------------------------- Janice at Joyce Trindal Assistant Editor ------------------------------ Janet Starr hxsiness llanager ----------------------------- Arthur Olson Circulating llanager ----- - ----------------- Verland Lakosky Advertising- ----------- -larliss Berg 8: Yvonne Christensen Typist Photography Art Editors Advi ser- nf Fern Horn Roger Steiner Hary Jane Theisen 8: John Gordes lisa Bennin umm! Sf aff 5 g 'Q , .K ,Q . 1 . s, x.. f I , ,R V1 A ' emi -6 A - . ' ' J- fa 9' Wg I mf ' M Q ' ' -- ' - 1 I f U H U 5 1 ' ' I g . fr Q- Q-rk 6 Q ly.. 2 'Elsie' E' a 7 J 2, Q 1 Aiwa 1 S..-'E TQ, it 'Y Q .QV G' 2 1' sini... 5 L - 'f.,'f '4 x-gg . if -4-.-, TT. ---- , . lfw, Fw 1, J' y f 'LV i 1 --2-W-V! ln. ri 1 ri '+ sill x:15i1p 'mfg 441 L-sd.. fl Ll YH Y,-H lgdu .Li 'mf Wi The first week of November meant the beginning of work for all students inter- ested in Debate. The debate topic for the season was: 'Resolved that the powers of the Federal Govern ent should be increased.' f After several meetings, each chose the side he or she would like to represent in debate. The final sides were: Affirmative--Roger Steiner, Frances Langholz, and Clareen Hammerstrom. Negative--Percy Voight, Orville Nysted, and Beverly Boe, Nhen finally our speeches were written and we had read considerable material, we attended a practice debate at Granton, The object of this gathering was to get acquainted with the fundamentals of the topic under discussion. We succeeded in discovering approximately the particulars our opponents presented and found the numerous loopholes in our constructive speeches. After several weeks of reading and practicing, we entertained the debate squads from the surrounding towns with another practice tournament. The final step of the debate season was launched at Stevens Point, on February 5, where we put into practice all of the knowledge obtained from previous experiences. All members, with the exception of Roger Steiner, were new to debating: and we are sure that the experience gained throughout the entire season was well worth our effort jyebafe Seated Orville Nysted, Beverly Boe, Roger Steiner, Frances Langholz Clareen Hammerstrom O Standing: Mr. Walsh, Coach, Percy Voight. : J First Row second Row Third Row Marliss Berg, Beverly Boe, Dolores Cowles, Shirley Brussow, Yvonne Christensen,Sh1rley Miller, Roger Steiner, Patricla Haas, Nancy Thurber, Margaret Horner, Dor1s Grosnick Henry Schuld, Ambrose Murphy, Joseph Beaver, Albert Degenhardt, Allan Christensen, John Vogel, Donald Rowley, Charles nsselman, Francls Sohefchick, Leland Raab, Laverne Hammerstrom, Glenn Owens, Robert Prior, Orville Nysted James Davis, Leone Kauffman, Bernadine Sturtz, Virginia Bertz, Ursie SCh11DSOg, Marla Arbelovsky, Mildred Oestreich, Floreln Schecklman Gertrude Gloudeman, Sh1rley lack, nldon Fisher, Mr Walsh, Adv1sor bofograpbg -S I . . . 'Y -1 X . . . . I z- V V ' try , ' Q It i lg ' Q w. , , d- . - I ' , V ' Q5 . 7 f ' s :sv v ' as'-' gf :H , 5 - av ' X ' .. I V f ff ' First Row A Murphey,R Steiner O. Nysted Second Row A Norse,B Neuman, M Esselman, Theisen Third Row P Voight, M Theiseg B Boe, Mr Vualsh, Adviser OYQYNSXLS our 'ntxkem Limb First Row: L. West, J. Brusky, R. Steiner, W. Lindner. Second Row: D. Cowles, B. Theisen, N. Thurbur, V. Nysted, Y. Christensen, B. Neuman. Third Row: A. Morse, M. Berg, M. Theisen, E. White, J. Trindal, J. Trindal, P. Haas, B. Boe, Miss Peterson, Adviser, : I I J . M.Berg, K.Goeh.ring O Bl I 0 u 0 1 V YOUNG APRILU First Row L Raab, M. Berg,V Bertz, R Steiner Second Row V Nysted, D.Bred Third Row G Cole, L. Hammer Strom, V A Olsen, D miller 'lui 1au,Y Chri M Theisen, M Rice Clx. SE, X ex X Y'QJV:i CL! MJ I First Row: Second Row- Third Row- Fourth Row' U. Hecker, M. Roth, P. Haas, J. Sterr, D. Cowles, B0e,M. Theisen Y S . Christensen, D. Bredlau, M. Berg, Miss Bennin, S. Brussow, . Miller, F. Langholz, V. Nysted, C. Hamnerstrom. Fink, G. Gloudeman, M. Esselman, E. Dave1,E. Theisen, P. Haas Helm, D. Kronberger, A. Morse, V. Bartz. H. D. F R. . Horn, J. Trindal, J. Trlndal, L. Klessig, K. Goehring,V. Brown Haslow, N. Vick. n L53 V ' K . my. , ff: , C I 'X h .. O O Q A e o S -M' it ' f 0. Q 0. L B KL ' x 2 1 4 First Row James Brusky, Robert Beaver, Dale Young, Alvin Clouse, Sylvester Rueth, Donald Peterson, Harry Kuester, Jack Firnstahl Second Row Arden Hinkleman, Charles Esselman, Oliver Henninger, Glen Owens, Donald Rowley, Leo Schefchik, Robert Young, Delmer Capelle Third Row Glen Cole, Donald Cole, Robert Bredlau, Paul Frobea, Donald Smith, Fred Cox, Russell Schmltz, Elgy Clouse, Robert Bertz Last Row Donald Weyhm1ller,Arle1gh Hennlnger, Gerald Brusky, Mr Lawrenz, Advlsor, Walter Hinkleman, Francls Elsinger Calvin Capelle F F A Future Farmers of America That's usl And what is our aim? To deve lop aggressive agricultural workers, ready to create and nurture a love for coun try life The F F A has encouraged the members in development of individual farming programs and in improving their home surroundings The members are train ed in character to foster patriotism and useful citizenship Every second Thursday of each past school month our anxious group of 27 F F A members met The officers of this cooperative group are James BruskY,President Jerry Brusky, Vice Reporter One of our achievements was purchasing an F F A banner which now hangs in the Ag room and we are all proud of the insignia on it However great our other achievements,our accomplishments in basketball must not be forgot tenl A most successful season it was as we won five games and lost four The boys improved as the season progressed totaling 224 points to 162 points of their opp onents The outstanding players on the team from scoring standpoint and natural ability were Donald Cole and Arleigh Henninger, who together scored about three fourths of the team's total points They 'e They Neillsville Greenwood Colby Granton Granton Colby Dorchester Loyal Second Greenwood 59 Team President, Ol1ver Henninger, Secretary, Robert Young, TreasurergCharles Esselman, We W S 22 18 17 17 18 40 25 17 20 13 14 47 3 17 30 21 0 0 G Nelson, A Sorenson Second Row E Getter, A Christensen, A Murphy, Degenhardt, E Bertz, A Degenhardt Last Row P Voight, R Steiner, D Som ers, M Eng lish, J Vogel, D Rowley, Mr Hunsader adviser Front Row H Schuld, K Pontow, A Murph ,D Stilwell A Haas, I Kronberger Back Row J Olsen, D Dietz, H Vogel, R Steiner, L Hammerstrom, Jucht, J Davis. ls 0 s QUYOVH 2 0 o o D s 0 0 2 0 o o c 9 O Q . G. . . A ,IB - , .va - . .J tv AM J S im LINK: First Row Second Row Third Row Last Row C Theisen, H Sturtz, D Rogstad, D Helm, K Tucker, Hensler, J Meyer, G Fenner, J Pohl, D Davel G Nelson, D Brusky, O Nysted, A Voigt, E Gotter, Stevens L Smith, G Owens, J Rottjer, A Froeba, J Beaver, Bauer, N Herdrich, M Vick C Esselman, R Bertz, J Davis, L Schefchick, A Hinkle man, S Horn, R Bertz XLXNASDW' GMFRS First Row Second Row: Last Row: Qvfier Bev ms A. Degenhardt, E Soltow, M. Rice, P Haas, M. Berg, B Neuman, R Haslow, L Hecker, L Koeldner, D.Kronberger, Le HB.W16'yg De H81mo P. Haas, S. Miller, D. Cowles, M. Theisen, J. Starr, A. Bo Theisen, me ESS91m8.np He Lo West. M. Firnstahl, Y. Christensen, M. Oestreich, B.Chetk1t1s, V. Bertz, R. Rous, J. Hiller, F. Horn, E. White, B Z 0 l nTHE CARNIVAL OF 1940 41n Inter class rivalry reached its peak during the competition for the sel ection of Carnival Queen The Senior Class was victorious, and theirs was a double victory, because their queen was twins, Joyce and Janice TrindaL They honored Leland Raab and Roger Steiner by selecting them for their kings The Mikado Japan Nanki Poo KoKo Pooh Bah Pish Tush Yum Yum Petti Sing Peep Bo KoKo's Attendant NTHE MIKADO Cast Laverne West Percy Voight Roger Steiner Orville Nysted ooo ....Dona1d Sti1W811 e eeee P8tT1C1a Haas one e Shirley M1116T gene 0 Q V1016t Nysted 0. Henry Schuld M1kado's Attendant . Ivan Kronberger Nobles Allan Haas, Ambrose Murphy Guards . . Q . . Arden Hinkelman, Halbert Vogel . l Hr ..- e e n of one ooo eeoe OOOIOQOOIOIO U ICICI oeeoeneeeeoooee oeoo .ooo e e e e ceo ooo o .coco e o eoeeo one ee Q eeeee UIIOQCCCIOO .. O.. C I K8tiSh8oeeeeeeeeoee ooo eeeouafy Jane Th61S6n oeeeo eoaoeoeeeooe Q eeeoe eooeoeoeeooeoc o oeeeoeeuosoeosa oeeeao ooo e e ooo . - f g . ' A ! ' of rl. ' 2' t Q eeds First Row 5 Boo, C Hammerstrom, R rteiner, M Berg, J Trindal It Brussow, B Theisen ,econd Row 4 Fenner, E.Bertz, S Miller, lEng1ish, F Schefchik, F Iorn, J. Trindal, M Theisen, Haas 'hird Row I Lakosky, E Cotter, L Raab Drake Brass First Row V Nysted, H Weyhmiller, C Esselman, M Esselman, D Kauffman, F Cox, D Cowles Second Row G Ne1sen,V Stevens,D Strege, N Herdrich, M Vick, F Rous, Third Row R Haslow,J.Sterr, P Voight, F Langholz, B Tucker, O Nysted Percussion Mr Schwingle, director, I Sch idt, P Haas, L Smith , N. Oestreich, N. Th rber. O 0 O I 0 o p l O 0 O O O O O O PO O e o e 3 Z. Christensen, M.Oestreich, be e O O l I C C I O I O O O O O C 0 O O O First Row J Beyreis, L Sm1th,R Russell, A McCann, Mr Schwingle, Second Row V Hilt, D Kauffman, S Hills, E Gotter Third Row B, Jewell, D Brussow,L. Nysted, V McCann,R Sch logenhaft. Fourth Row Mingle, R Whittemore, Brasier, J Rottjer , Nelson, G Fenner Fifth Row Wantland,G Zueh1ke,J. Pribnow, E Gotter, A Soreson First Row M Nysted, J Catlin, Larson, P Jewell, Nysted, E Langholz Second Row V Beyreis, L Hilt, Gotter, G Nelson, B. . Al O Ro O O Je O I O Jo . W O I . . R . S Brasier, E. Gordon, Miss Nelson. O O Do . a, G I . . V , G. O I . . Got Third Row R Niehoff, C Catlin,E Vogel, D Hills, V Hall owell, H Sturtz Fourth Row D Wachs, J Pohl,E Hen seler,L Hilt,Lois Nel SODQ First Row v K1-arm, L Hun 'AN Sladek, A Zuehlk Whittemore Second Row J Zuege, R Catlin, Greunke, G Fenner, Hilt, J Oestreich, Tedland. Third Row D Sturtz, J Vogel, D Hills, J Neuman,D ter, B Wicklund Fourth Row J Hysted, J Ohlrogge J Hiller, L Henseler D. lest, First Row Jerry Brusky, James Brusky, Verland Lakosky, Donald Weyhmiller, Clar Catlin Second Row Mr Berry, Coach, Laurence Fulwiler, Leland Raab, Donald Stilwel Arthur Olsen, John Gerdes, Percy Voight SEASON'S RECORD Abbotsford Abbotsford Grant on o o Withee Greenwood Colby Unity Spencer Grant Ono Q Greenwood Colby Unity Spencer They LOYAL'S TOURNAM NT RECORD Loyal ...n 29 Greenwood. coo o Spencer- W8 .QI lf. sooo once 15 o one ooo euros one ooo ooo ....ll lf. oooo ooo sooo one withee 0 0 s 0 0 0 oo ooo Cl. ... cocoon one 58 :ooo ooo once coco 0 lo! I-Oyaloooo ooo Auburndaleoco ooo Standing Mr. Lawrenz, Coach, S. Mack, D Degenhardt, A. Murphy, P Voight,Mgr Seated J Vogel, H Gall, D Sommers, A Degenhardt. SEASON'S Abbotsford Abbotsford Granton Withee Greenwoo Colby Spencer Withee Granton. Greenwood. Colby o Unity Spencer to 0 B RECORD ll. SQUAD They We are sure the games played by the B Squad met with great approval by the audience Loyal Should be proud of their future Basketball Stars! W6 oooooo 11 9 ooooooooo 5 7 noone o oo 15 18 ooooooooooooo 14 10 dons 0 o oo 15 5 IUCIOOQ 0. I. Unityooooo oo oo a 5 11 sooo ooooooo 9 4 ocoouoooooooo 10 11 ooooo ooooo 14 ll so ooo eo 12 10 oo ooooo :sooo 10 ll ocean o ooooo 15 22 o oo sooo 17 10 .45- Flrst Row Y Christensen. C. Hammerstrom, F Langholz Second Row D. Davel, B Theisen, J Trindal, Brussow, D Cowles, N Oestreich. Third Row P. Wittemore, J. Trindal, P Haas. Rottjer. Last Row A Oestreich, J Sterr. B Boa, S Mack The student body sincerely thanks the cheerleaders for their untiring work throughout the man basketball seasons GIRL'S BASKETBALL 'TR vm- Miss Nelson, coach,S M Theisen, M Berg,J CHEERLEADERS Janet Starr lsrliss Berg lsry Theisen If wr' - ,. .4-1- 2 0 o 0 2 u 0 ' o e o 2 0 0 e 0 2 0 0 o o 0 o . sf -.., ,,.,., ' ,Q rf: 1 W , A . .BPT LMBUR 20 23 OCTOBER -5 NOVEM ER ER I-B yi' 114 Ili Nfl mum 19 W Back to the grind!! M mmmmm ! Look at the girls! A Library Club is being organized under the supervision of Miss Bennin Politics Classes congregated to elect officers and Student Council representatives Loyal Days and happy days!!! -The band leads the parade!! Mr. Schwingle, the new director, gallantly swings along with grand tempo!! Popcorn, peanuts and the Merry go round broke down Student Council solemnly assembles for a great cause Election!! Verland Lakosky as President, Roger Steiner as Vice President and Janice Trindal as Secretary and Treasurer A Most honorable cabinet!!' You lucky fellows!! To Madison the Ag Boys did go! Calling all boys!!! Wanna play Basketball999 See Mr Berry!! Remember training rules in bed at nine o'clock every nite Who dat man? M m m m l! Dr Hable! Ooooh!! You're just here to examine the basketball boys Cwhewl Sob, Sob!! Teachers leave for convention at Eau Claire Ooooh!! Six weeks tests Do they have those too99999 Deah, Deah!! Seniors are getting thelr first twang of graduation pictures taken by Wyman Faded trunks and worn shirts plus slippery fingers but basketball fellows O la la la!! Take a look at those proofs of the Senlor pictures The Carnival has come to town!! Baby Snooks and Daddy, Mae West, Judy Garland were presented in gay fashlon Professor Gussando and Fortgando Basketball game with Abbotsford Ouch!! we lost, Thank heavens it was a non conference game!! Yodel O ladee' who!! She shall have music wherever she goes Swiss Yodlers entertain in gym and can they sing Another victory for Abbotsford! But we've got all the confidence in the world in those boys You just waitl' What did I tell you9 A conference game with Granton and did we win!! Well, we lost to Withee After all they aren't what one would call midgets!! Mr Hunsader practically condemned! Liars can be con demned, but lucky for lr Hnnsader, they turned the tables and defeated Greenwood by one point 21 2011 Colby game 'Listen the Windln Snow and more snow, but Ie're gla for it postponed the Unity game Heavens!! We'll have to invest in a postum stand t calm our nerves Non by one point from Spencer! As I said before Withee's B B Players 8I'eI1'!3 U15-'5-8613531 Another game with Granton, but we er well we lost Tra la lalala The beautiful Blue Danube at the school Part? YK f 'Ut -. , 1 10 .E . ff. 17 --- . 2 . 5 . 11, !! 4 ... Q .lO'........'.x1 5 . 0 10 ll ---- ..... 4g 14 ' - ' 17 ' Nflllllqf give 'em time! It's only the first practice for our f - 0 I 8 15 Q. ' 19 - . 19 ll' 26 . . O 0 E ,n V KN.-H!! 5 . N 6 Q - 'I'--i if 0 iff' o N 17 ' d V . D u Aff .. 10 o s ' ' ' 14 , . 5 X 16 - - - . I ,I-f ' ' JANUARY FEBRUARY ll ,ro 25 28 xx XTX mm. 7' l7!pXx, Wfwc X JM M 41:54 2 Q Nl' V: Hip hip nooray!! We won again!! and from Greenwood Glaring eyes flashing daggers oh, merely our debate team and they can go to town! Woosh! Wanna learn how to drive a car99 Ask Mr Bradbury the county traffic officer who gave us a safety first talk Debate Tournament at Stevens Point Farm Shop discussion Even though Unity is capable, so are our boys! Happy birthday Lincoln and we salute you!! Mr Berry presented us with vital thoughts Kin good speech form! concerning the whereabouts and why for of our democracy Valentines Day!! Whoops did cupid miss or d1dn't h just get around to you yet Tsk, tsk! How can our boys play a game with Spencer on Valentines Day? M mmM! More snow and vicious north winds and no school!'!!! Whatta a game! Medford and Unity play for championship. To the victor go the spoils' Unity took them People and more people and did you see those new out fits the Loyal cheerleaders have on? The Basketball Tournament was a grand affair with our new scoreboard!!! Chief Whitefeather danced, sang, and spoke in a most Indianly' and beautiful fashion Class rivalry!! The Juniors defeated the Sophomores for championship!! My what v1gor!1 What is a more delightful sight than a Father and Son Banquet? Talent Mm mM! So is the result of the Forensic contest here League Forensic contest at Unity. District Forensic contest at Stevens Point Merrily we roll alongg in our merry old bus to Greenwood we go for the Music Festival Wishing will make it so!! Who's your 'Yehud1 '7'P9 Swirl ing swishing dresses, dreamy eyes, soft curls, fragrant odors Oh!! A Prom!!!! What could be more beautiful than a Mother and Daughter Banhq-uet'7'?'7'79 Pete and Re Pete but the final gay iestivity in music land!! She shall have music wherever she goes Eau Claire'! Young April!! Could you believe it! Actors, actresses!! What talent, Seniors!! Some of us have looked forward to this day and some have tried to forget its approach, but nevertheless as we step out into the world we first salute you Loyal High We love you and will always carry fond memories of our fr pleasant days with you! With happy tears, with sad tears Nh Nw Q- we bid you farewell this Commencement Day Aloha' Pl LT 24 - - -' . 51 O -- Q 1 .. Q , 5 . . 0 6 . 7 12 . ,fk , -, 14 --- ' 9 ,,f 17 ' . , zo , n 1' x I ' .. g - .L I ' ' u .1 A . x4 7 ' X 12-15 0 4' 27 ' F . R ' ' 51 -- as 8 - Q ' H X 12 Put on your old gray bonnet ---- Happy Easter! 1 K o 'rf' - 22 RSS? 'Zf. ' - 11. as ? I 1 Q u - it ' ' C 0 , 'o . ' We 'K 1 ..... Xf 9 - ' 6 E- ,jf ' RAD. W I .. ' r XX ------ 'xx JQ5., 46 X u ?'! 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