Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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H ... LAST WL L We, The Senior Class, of the City of Loval, in the county of Clark, in the State ol' WIsconsIE, 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. Mary Ann Armen wills her queenly qualities to all future prom queens. Duane Pachal falls heir to Sylvia Beaver's poetic ability. Joan Benderwills her ability of dancing to Richard Carney. To Inez Free goes Jean Wanke's ability to always get a front seat. Verna Braun wills her beautihxl pennan- ship to Arthur Wehrman. Paul Bugar's athletic ability goes to Buster Vande- hey. Jean Doering leaves her serious ways to Dick Esselnan. To Virginia Hoesly goes Veryl Foelske's ability of obtaining a sparkle Con her fingerj. Tater Smith falls heir to Caryl Jean's ability to attract men. Rodney Franle leaves to Vernon Smith his big brown eyes. Wayne Kelty falls heir to Ruth Garhisch's ability of playing the mellophone. Gladys Hofman bestows upon Karlene Kleinschmidt her talkativeness. June Kath wills her blonde tresses to Wilma Duermeyer. Cecil Kippenhan wills his ability to sell pop to Kenreth Kippenhan. Helen Langfeldt and Margaret Newhouse will their ability of chat- tering in the main rom to Jeanne Christensen and Wilma Duermeyer. Norm Lueck wills her smallness to Frankie Pieper. Virgene Olsen wills her ability to study to Bob Herdrich. Norman Peterson bestows his speed to Robert Kolls- mnberger. To Lois Anderson goes Dolores P1eper's ability to flirt. Velda Pipkorn wills her quiet ways to Ferns Cook. To Frankie Arbelovsky goes Joe Roth's ability to sleep in English class. Donnie Halpin fills heir to Joan '1'aylor's dramatic ability. Anola Tews wills her curly locks to Betty June Oestreioh. Jerry Theisen leaves to Milton Knack his ability of conductin g an orderl meeting. Mary Hable falls heir to Mary E1len's A-'s in Latin. June Vofgit wills her cute figure to Polly Prior. Zada Cain bestows upon Doris Weihmuller her cute dimples. Bill Catlin wills his red hair to Donald Frye. To Norman Reinwand goes Gharlie's ability to attract girls. Gwen Schellinger wills her trouble with her glasses to anyone who wants it. Carols Fulwiler also wills her curly locks to Jean Christensen. Those cute freckls of Shirley Dobbe's go to Theresa Walter. To Swede Helm goes Vern Gardner's ability of not getting caught at pulling pranks. Bev Gregory wills her abll- ity to snag a man to aw girl who thinks she's capable. To Janis Langfelct goes Catherine Habhegger's sparkling smile, to add to her own. Joan Fricxe falls heir to Dorothy Hannan's knack of going steady. Wayne Herdrich's Insh- ful nys go to Gilbert Foemmel, in hopes !!! that he will use than. To Ver- lan Holt goes Joan Meyevs typing ability. Lavine Horse leaves her wardrobe to anyone who promises to take good care of it. Duane Mrotek's car goes to Elmer Cotter so he will be able to take his girlfriend out. Joyce Mrotek bestows upon Helen Castner her ability to get places in a hurry. Daryl Row- ley leaves his kingly qualities to all future prmn kings. Evelyn Shefehik leaves her sober look to Mildred Balpin. To Ella Olsen goes Howie's ability to study. To Gene Cook goes Lee Starleey's ability of giving speeches es- pecially in English. Barbara Theisen falls heir to Anna Walter's ability to keep quiet. Rose Weyer bestows her precious giggle upon Grace Fenner. Expxe Zuege wills to Don Bugar his mnly build.. To B111 Lullofr goes Orin Williltk ability to always get a back seat, To the Junior class we leave our meekness. To the Sophomores we will our tfence. Ind to the Freshmen we leave our ggi marks in hope that they can use th9le witnesses s , g

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S . JUEIORS .J Top flow: R. sm-ey, E. Gomer, uv. Cerney, J. Voigt, G. Co H. , ikyxx yy! Ayfj Herdrich, L. Vandehey, D. Pachal, D. Bugar, G. Fo h, Nl. , y I' lf' R. Garbisch, L. Schmitz Iyff' 5.9 Second Row: E. Bassett, K. Lang, E. Schecklman, W. Kngnhe R. ' D f' Q. Waldhauser, E. Shefchik, D. Halpin, V. Smit . I - X hauser, E. Domine, W. Nysted Third Row: Thu Ihhlby, B. Pockrandt, J. Langfeldt, I. Rmw DTrQfs S Lindekugel, A. Singstodk, G. Haas, C. Bertz, M. es, M. Nysted, B. Holnbach, I. Mathews, Miss Walter Fmxrth Row: I. Schmidt, D. Spangler, I. Free, J. Davel, J. Larso as R. Esselman, M. Knack, E. Iangholz, N. Larson, E. Gor n, B. Hoffman, D. Haslow L' Not present when picture was taken: D. Hills, V. Hoesly, F. PEQEEEP Es Ulf X I ,., JL I. ' R . The Junior Class under the leadership of Miss Helter and M 1- ' f ,fb rd by have put in a very exciting year. On May lhth the annual Junio X J Y ,. Prom took place. It is surprising to know just how many classes the ! ' y ' Juniors'can get out of when it comes to decorating. V J For our carnival candidates for king and queen we chose Eunice I 'Af ' X-sett and James Davel. ' I In the beginning of the year the class elected its class officers which are: President: Milton Knack Vice-presidentg Richard Esselman Secretary: Eunice Langholz Treasurer: Julie Larson 1