Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1947 volume:

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X 1 X X v sk ' he ses w e drivexw this year by Mr. Drake, Mr. Smith, Mr. Hills, and Mr. .u e s uty o have e sc oo c ren n sc oo n ne 4 IWW? their d t th h 1 hild i h 1 by i wcloigin tho morning- ---- rain, snow, or shine. They did a very excellent. J'op 11 s y , the 'school was closed only a few days because of bad driving KA g: ltion . The L alite wishes to thank them for their fine job. - .I 1 VV!! ,mls 1 x1 W y rf' . fr' N - H .S'flY10f3.V 0 Di ,J W f 6 -A-.KI .9 Q! QQ f x ,, ',,,,,,, W fjvff W V' L ,, ,, iffy! .1 W xavid Hertz s Ep ,,kn0aVeu , HGir1s are a nuisance, but ,,wou1dn't mind having oneon rl F, A, 1, 2, 3, hg Christmas wageant 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 33 P. F. A. Basketball 35 Basketball ,S Football bg voiieyball 3.1m Baseball bg Photography Club 2, G lencvieve Hertz Ndennyu Ufhs life of ovary party she, Vith boy: :he likes VHQlfby H Student Council l, 2, 2, L5 Lind L, Z, 1, Lg Chorus l, 2, 3, M5 Ihorus President L5 Library Club .5 Carnival Queen lg Carnival Queen Candidate 35 V. H. A. 1, 2, 3, by V. H. A. Vice President 35 7. H. A. Resident hy Baton Tuirl- ,ng 25 Photography Club 2, 3, L5 'hotography Club Secretary and 'reasurer hz Class TYGAJMLYI E5 Jramatic Club 3: student Govern- ment 35 Girls Basketball 15 Christ- ms Pageant 2, 3, bg Iayne Cain NThere is always two sides so a questiong my side and the wrong side.n P. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography Ilub 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 55 F. E. A. Basketball 3, 4. onald Devel WRonnien 'You say that all great men re dead. Then how do you ac- ount for my being here?N aseball 1, 2, 5, 45 Basketball , 2, 5, 45 Christmas Dagent 25 hotography Club 2, 55 Field Day ing 35Class President 2,45 Class ice-President 45 Student Council , 5, 45 Football 45 Volley Ball , 45 Annual Staff 3, 4. falter Foemmel 'She who will have me, here ' am,N J F. A. h5 Photography Club l, 5 Jeannine Fricke WJea Pure as snow, but she drif ed. .Class Treasurer 15 Library C1 2, 5, 45 F. H. A. 5, 45 Photogr phy Club 2, 45 Majorette 5, Annual Staff 45 Re-Echo Staff 3 Lavern Gray 'A simple, common, pleasa type of girl.n Junior Chorus 2, 3, h. Gene Greve nSh0Yti4 'If bright remarks were grai of sand, I'd be a desert.n F. F. A. l, 2, 5, 45 Class Pres dent 15 Volleyball 2, 55 Baske ball l, 2, 5, 45 Student Counc 1, 5, 45 Football 45 Boys' Chor 4. Lois Habhegger Quietly she works- ana faithful to every duty. Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Tres urer 45 Student Council 5, Pres dent 45 Annual Staff 45 Re-Ec Co-Editor 45 Forensics 2. Dennis Halpin WDenn Ulf I only had words to e press myself.n F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chor 45 Baseball 4. ames Hannan WJimW A lad with quaint and quiet aye. . F. A. l, 23 Photography Club , 43 Boys' Chorus 43 Student ouncil 4. :onard Hecker WLennieN nThe harder I try, the good- ' to be, the worser I am.n . F. A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Photography .ub 2, 43 Christmas Pagent 1, 23 me-Act Play 23 Forensics 2. smes Helm WSwedeW Wise from the top of his sad up. md 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 5. 1 r i O . ng L not fi be Lid , ut - A 1 5 that' ,ce . je 4 ' N C oru 2 4 0 d 1 , Libra 5 Club lg - nual Staff 43 Re- cho Staff 2, 43 Pep nd 43 Prom Queen 53 Class Sec- taryl3 Student Council 43Chorus cretary 4. 1 3 1: In vs 5 arjorie Holmes WMargeW Is she bored or is she shy, an't she talk, or won't she try? ntered Loyal High School in 1946 rom LaFarge. to her work, word and horus lg F. H. A. 2, 35 Library Club 3g Re-Echo bg Annual Staff Dale Lindekugel 'I'm not as bashful as' look.' F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Ll, F. F. A. Basketball hi Baseball hs Donald Luchterhand WDon' NGirls just don't appreciate me.u F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F.A. Bas ketball 1, 23 Christmas Pageant 2 Baseball 53 Football 43 Volleybal 33 Photography Club 5, 43 Studeni Council 43 Basketball 2, 5,43 Ool- or Guard 5, 43 Jesse Meacham WWhy can't I be smart? sleep on my books. Student Council 1, 33 F. F. A. 1 2, 3, bg Class Treasurer 13 Car nival King lg Band 1, 23 Footbal hs Dramatic Club 33 Basketball l 2, 3g Chorus h3 One-Act Play 3 Class Vice-president hg Basebal 2. Dorothy Morse An innocent face, but you cm never tell. Entered Loyal High School in 194 from Jane Addams Girls' School a Portland, Oregong Chorus 5, 43 F H. A. 5, 43 Library Club 4. Ruth Ann Pengelly NShe shifts her brain into neutral and lets her tongue idle on.u Re-Echo 2, 3, bg Chorus 1, 2, 3, M5 Basketball 3, bg Photography Zlub 2, 3, hg' Forensics 1, 2, L5 Pep curb 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, Baton Twirling 3, bg Library Club 2, 3, D. Udine Pockrandt WA girl worth knowing.n Library Club 3, M5 Annual Staff bg Re-Echo M5 Library Club Sec- retary h. Jean Pohl uMen irritate me, but I like to be irritated.n Entered from Manitowoc 25 Carni- val Queen 25 Library Club 2, 35 Re-Echo 3, bg Chorus hy Annual Staff by Class Vice-president 35 Class Secretary hi StudentCouncil Secretary hy Field Day Queen3. Betty I I S . . But I te ot a Freshman. xh X Lib 3, 5 . H. A. 1, 3, 45 An 1 taff h. Florence Schmidt 'Flossy' 'No man is worth the salt of my tears.' F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, M5 Library Club 2, 3, Us Photography Club bg Baton Twirling 3, hg Harry Smith WI never let anything inte fere with basketball but women, Basketball 2, 3, L, Baseball L5 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class President 35 Photograp Club bg F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, u. Virginia Smith WGi 'I'm glad there's an 'Ed' education.' Band 1, 2, 5, 45 Chorus 15 P Band 55 Photography Club 2, 5, F. H. A. 2, 5, 45 Forensics Baton Twirling 25 Re-Echo 55 A nual Staff 5, 45 Library Club 1 5. Ruth Toltzman 'Ruthi WA girl with a smile -is girl worth while.N Entered from Spencer 45 Soni Chorus 45 Photography Club 45 Q Editor iegixpp 45 F. H. A. 4. ' J X 5 Lf ry' ' , f 15 !u5l' .p5' ali! Robert Ulrig WThe thinkin'st thinker the ever thunk F Band 2, 3, hy Softball l, 2, 2 Volleyball 2, 3, hs F. F. A. J 2, 3, by F. F. A. Basketball 2 hs Boys Chorus L5 Dramatic Clu 35 Football D. Lawrence Vandehey WLarr 'If the teachers would on listen, they'd learn a lot.' Entered from Marshfield Seni High School in 19465 Basketball eanette Vandeberg 'JeanieW Wlt is better to sleep in lass than waste a perfectly good night.' ,ntered from Withee 3g F.H.A. 3, ,g Library Club President hy Car- nival Queen Candidate hg Baton 'wirling 3, hg Photography Club h. Alan Voigt HNotlight-headed,just blonde. F, F. A. l, 2, 3, Lg Band l, 2, 3, by From King 35 Football h. 3071013 651439 P549 WACT YOUR AGEN Senior Class Play April 22, 19117 W 5 Ange1icafAngyjGoetz --------------- - -------- Genny Bertz GeraldinefGerryQJoyce -------------------- Ellen Henseler Cora ---------------- ------------------ Ruth Ann Pengelly ArchibaldCGadgetjHoffenfluge1, M.M.2c ----- Jesse Meacham James Matson, B.M.lc ------------------------ Harry Smith Sandra Stone ------------- -- --------------- ---- Jean Pohl Western Union Messenger ---------------- Florence Schmidt Commander Stone --------------- - ----------- Ronald Davel Helga --------------------- - --------- Jeanette Vandeberg SYNOPSIS It's a story of two teen-age girls who are paid an unexpected visit by their sailor boy- friends. 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'Sa' J ANNUAL STA FF Editor: Virginia Smith Activities: Jr. Editors: Zada Cain Snaps: Joan Meyer Sports: Howard Sturtz Advertising: Bill Catlin Artist: Seniors: Genny Bertz Typists: Jean Pohl Classes: Ellen Henseler Calendar: Udine Pockrandt Advisor: Zada Cain Betty Radley Bill Catlin Ronald Devel Howard Sturtz Myra Kollmansberger Lois Habhegger Joan Meyer Mr. Fahlhy Co-Editors: News Reporter: Feature Writer: Cartoonist: Library Club Reporter: Student Council Reporter: Freshman Reporter: Sophomore Reoorter: Junior Reporter: RE-ECHO STAFF Ruth Toltzman Lois Habhegger Jean Pohl Genny Bertz Howard Sturtz Udine Pockrandt Ellen Henseler Grace Fenner Eunice Langholz Jerome Catlin Typists: Junior High Reporters: Interwediate Reoorters: Adviser: Joan Meyer Dorothy Ritter Catherine Haohegger Hyra Kbllmansberger Jerry Nueman Eldon Smith Marie Spangler Marjorie Getter Mr. Leschensky ri r I' X H 1 fx X ly 1 5, F. H. A. X Y v ' X S frk. gl',, The F. H. A. this year has been very active. We took a trip to Wis- consin Rapids for an F. H. A. State Tournament and another trip to Marsh- field for a District Tournament. We have served lunches for the students when the buses stayed in for basketball games. Miss Brownell is our aj- y Vlsern P pl J i X F. F. A. The F. F. A. this year is proud to have as its member, Bob Uhrig, who won the Banks Award for his outstanding work in farm records. Throughout the year its members have profited from the club's encouragement in the development of individual farmers programs and the improvement of their home surroundings. Our advisor is Mr. Lawrenz. lst Clarinetsg 2nd Clarinetsr 3rd Clarinets Flutes: Baritones: Saxophones: Trombones: Mellophonesz Drums: Solo Cornets: lst Cornets: 2nd Cornots: 3rd Cornets: Basses: Drum Major: Majorettes: Flay Bearers: 1,3 ,.:,,.anr. . ,,u, . SR. BAND Meyer, D. Ritter, R. Uhrig, S. Beaver, N Tucker Larson, N. Lueck, J. Langfeldt, J Fricke, A Voigt Olsen, L Morse, D. Lindekugel, V Braun Bertz, A. Zuehlke Smith, A. Tews Q E. Shefchik, L. Langfeldt, D. Gotter B Wicklund, J 'l25e. Mrotek, L. Smith, P. Straughan Si E Langholz, M. Newhouse, C. Bertz, E Olsen Garbisch, H. Langfeldt, V. Foelske, G Schillinger, Cain, I. Rowley Fenner, D. Rowley, B. Catlin, L Probst . Sturtz, E. Henseler, R. Esselman Darton, G. Haas Fulwhiler, M. Nysted Voigt, J. Bender, E. Bassett s?-QQ, Annen, S. Dobbe Voight Kath, F. Schmidt, J. Fricke 1.uf1mermnfa, H. Smith FXS, Q. HH 'x3l 5 Clarinets: A A Cornets: L Trombone: E Saxophone: J Drums: A Drum Major: R Instructor: M JUNIOR BAND . Larson, G. Colby, D. Hales, M. Smith, B Wenzel, D Smith, . Enstrom . Smith, R. Reinertson, D. Hannan, J Tews . Smith . Smith . Vanderhoof, J. Stevens . Peneelly . G. Hamel Q 22225559 l gl' I ii iviaiesisaa QQEEQQEQGQ BOY'S CHORUS Due to the efforts of Miss Walter a boy's chorus has been organized this year. They sang at the Christmas Pageant. The boys want to thank Miss Whlter and Mr. Wicklund for this opportunity. FORENSIC GROUP Row 1: Miss Schelpg J. Rothg B. Catling G. Cookg J. Theisong H . Stu:-ta Row 2: H. Langfeldtg I. Duermeyerg S. Beaverg J. Taylorg I. Anneng R. Pongelly Rou 5: J. Doeringg J. Voightg H. Hableg V. Olaeng C. Llrton V , nAn TEAM ' rf Top Row: Cbach Schultz, K. Dagenhaxdt, D. Luchterhand, D. Bertz, M Knack, J. Theisen If Bottom Row: C. Catlin, H. Smith, G. Greve, L. Vandehey, R. Ihvel CHEEHLEAIERS Eunice Bassett, Eunice Langholz, and Sue Hawley NBII Top Row: J. Brandt, Coach Schultz, F. Pieper Bottom Row: J. Ihvel, L. Henseler, D. Bugar, N. Larson, D. Rowley as FOOTBALL SQUAD Coach: Mr. Schultz Too Row: Vern Gardner, Leonard Vandehey, Ronald Devel, Kenneth Degenhardt Bottom Row: Gene Greve, David Hertz, Frank Peiper, LeRoy Cain, Ronald Gotter, John Brandt, Bill Catlin .7 . MQ, fi K, M, .1 1 if L, F.F.A.'rEAM CLQM' Top Row: Coach Anderson, O. Williams, N. Lemke, N. Petersen, G. Luch- V X terhand, D. Halpin, E. Shefchik, J. Stevens Bottom Row: W. Cain, D. Lindekugel, R. Uhrig, V. Gardner, J. Meachem E L P L ,ngm+wg .. MILNVPS OF TV? CLASS TCUFNANFNT Back row: V. Cain, D. Eertz, J. Helms, L. Uecker Front ron: h. Smith, G. Greve, R. Davel, D. Lwchterhand I L iw W...- f Y! 1 9 .os.. .yi J 3 f - ' IN Ellen and Lyle Noon Hour NGive me a bite.W The Tews' Sisters NPalsH uGay Ninetiesn Our farmerette Three of a kind NThirsty?n Royal nln Uniformn Wwhat a figureln Time certainly flies! WDon't Fence He In!n WOaSie' nSusien nMake up your mlnd nTony' Audrey Fisherwoman s u 'Huba!n Playmates Lyle Mary Ann Jeanne i Huba aga n Noreen Jean Harry 'Look at those legal' PEP BAND Clarinets: J. Meyer, J. Larson, V. Olsen. T1'0l!1b01'19S! M-,NeWh01lSG, C- BSPT-2 Cornets: E. Henseler, G. Haas, C. Darton. Tuba! ll- Anrleh, S. Dfibbe Horns: R. Garbisch, H. Langfeldt. Drums: G. Fenner, B. Catlin Saxophones: D. Gotter, E. Shefchik, G. Nelson. N LAST w1L,Lff TESTAMENT We, The jeyngx Cgagg , of the Village of , in the county of Cleef! , ir, the State of , being of sound mind and memory, leave to the coming classes of L. H. 5 our talents??? hoping they use them to the best of their ability. David Bertz wills his quiet ways to Bob Herdrich. lary Ellen Van- dehey falls heir to Genny Bertz's giggle. Wayne Cain wills his lodel A to LeRoy Cain. To Leonard Vandehey goes Ronnie Davel's ability to always get a front seat. Walter Foemmel wills his gruff voice to Eu- gene Zuege. Jeannine Fricke's diamond goes to Betty Wenzel. Lav ern Gray wills her shyness to Sylvia Beaver. Jerry Theisen falls heir to Gene Greves long legs. Lois Habhegger's ability to get A's is willed to Vernon Smith. Dennis Halpin leaves his shyness and fear of girls to Ed Shefchik. we bestow upon Duane Mrotek, Jim Hannan's four cred- its in English. Jim Helm wills his mischievious pranks to Lyle Quandt To Gene Cook goes Leonard Hecker's ability to do as he pleases. Lois Schultz falls heir to Ellen Henseler's quiet ways. Marjorie Holmes' quietness--we'll keep it, 'cause we need more like her! Myra Kollmans- berger leaves her intelligence to Donald Halpin. Dale Lindekugel wills his Molle shaving crea to anyone who is old enough to use it. To Wil- lard Cerney goes Donald Luchterhand's date book. Ihryl Rowley falls heir to Jesse Meacham's dark, wavy hair. Dorothy Morse leaves her a- bility to argue to Edward Schecklman. James Uavel falls heir to Bob Uhrig's freckles and red hair. Ruth Ann Pangelly gives her giggle and talkativeness to Rita Roth. Gerald Luchterhand falls heir to Udine Pockrandt's high-marked test papers. Jean Pohl wills her tiny waist line to Isla Mueller. we bestow upon Sue Hawley, Betty Radley's long, black hair. Florence Sc midt leaves her slow, low voice to Eunice Langholz. Harry Smith's dancing ability goes to Charlie Catlin. Eu- nice Bassett falls heir to Virginia Smith's cooking ability. Ruth Tol- tzman leaves her calmness to tblores Peiper. Lawrence Vandehey leaves his ability to get kicked out of class to anyone who thinks he can get away with it half as much as he did. To Virginia Hoesly goes Jeanette Vandeberg's ability to rope a male. Kenneth Kippenhan falls heir to Allan Voigt's manly figure MJ C4 messes . Q R ,1:'feEsmf4ff WON SEPTEMBER x-- fl 4 School opens--Everyone back to the old grind again! -IQ' 20 Fresh initiation. HUBBA, HUBBA. 24 First Lyceum programg Mason Circus mm 28 Loyal football team bows to Spencer. F32 gigs Q5 , OCTOBER R DAVEL R 4 2 Wow! Take a squint at those Seniors! Senior pictures COMKS 007-'A 'N today, you know. 'Vv 'QW 9 ww 12 .1 X More exercise on the gridiron. R. Davel conks out. spencer football game here. Purdy beats Loyal B Squad in close game. Homecoming game with Spencer. Nuff sed! A11 Loyal swings to the music of Jack Kolbeck. Harvest Festival. Jeanne Tews and Jim Stevens reigned as king and queen. Xi NOVEMBER fpl- i 12 Basketball season opens with Loyal defeating Owen. -.X ,,,. -i 15 Abby plays here. We won't go into that----- All 19 C. E. Jones proves electricity is safe. Lyceum pro- ' N gram . X 20 Another loss, and this time to Neillsville. 4 xg : , 22 Abbotsford again. Same old story. X 59,51 A 53 19' 26 Loyal over Granton. 6 S if E 5 QQ' X fb ' 35.10 6 mcwssn , f 3 Loyal at Owen. Good news. Q 6 We dood it! Maroons take the Indians, 41-241 - 10 Loyal loses thriller to Withee. 15 17 Colby trounces Loyal Unity ditto. 19 Christmas Pageant-Ma Peasley and all. ......---5 20 Xmas Vacation begins. 6 E51-ECQO :gg HARVEST FEs'nv44.. IS A SLLCCESS TEWS + STEYEIYS ...Lp , -. m as ll 3 4 opal PMLLAQ SQA00 Q QED ll-my-lkg g .Qs-'w A 1 D A '4 X544 g LJ. if ln 15 'Y L ,Li Ou cv All L 6 oe 1 v?c5 f 119 ' 1 fff, 31 G' lgommecomc ng fl,-ml ul-AS agdhcf Lo al .Vs. ,Spencer- f ljjehovne f!0 e-g x x JANUARY X ff ' q 6 We resume our duties. Aa ' ' Q, 9 Loyal plays at Snencer. Unlike the football game, we 4,,, ' N , WON. lh Return game with izeinsviiie. They won again. , Q P Q45 17 Granton there. Sad news--they won! S 1 5 ' 21 Boy, look at the ties. Reason? Group pics today. A pygeou, xg 2h Game of the year, and Loyal beats Greenwood again,-- :bg P' this time the score was closer, 314-31. 31 Colby over Loyal again. -f Qt, - X 9. Q X Q x f rn FEBRUARY 4,5,7 Snow Vacation. 4 Spencer plays Loyal. Again we beat them. Look at those Juniors flashing around those spiffy new class rings! Ben Harris Lyceum Unity here. This time we beat them. 5 6 7 12-13 Loyal beats both Greenwood and Unity to rank second in the Conference. Play-offs at Medford. Rib Lake takes Loyal. Sperandoes' Lyceum. 14 26 26-27 Tourney at Merrill. Charlie chosen as forward all-tournament team MARCH 10-14,18 Inter-class tourney. Seniors take championship 17 Athletic Banquet 19 24 29 n-frllvk on uywmuph ml uf' A AA fff Jlh Did you see those faculty cheerleadersq Vx I I V gl I I A ulll A , I I - rx , 'f, Seniors beat the'Facu1ty in a nerve-racking thriller. . X' VY Emil Lei:-'s Otters. fJ--- Volleyball Tourney at Greenwood. ff' Eggfcr' Greg-,323 APRIL 2 Sturtz goes to Point with a I4 minute original oration. L . 3-8 Easter vacation. ' oT1aL 7'f9lfe5 22 Class Play. f 214 Local Music Tourney. '27 '71 4 572 25 Art HOOR Lyceum Program. A 'f Lge.:-JL iixffxx x 635593 mms. f, Z 2 X 'Tau-fhe 5 4k - X MAY , 62 GAAKXQ 2 Mary Annen and Daryl Rowley reigned as king and queen ? KL ' at the annual Junior Prom. '-Sq 2 6 F. F. A. Banquet. fc- G 9-10 Music Tourney at Eau Claire. 4 14 Senior Banquet and Ball. 26 Class Day. 27 Commencement. Who are you trying to kid Seniors? Get G 9 that lump out of your throat. 5 +f,1l qA,..r. I Rowlaf KW? 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