Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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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

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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

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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