Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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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