Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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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 . -

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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 -