Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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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

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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