Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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- V -1 rg ni 1 1 1 ' . ' egg he . S J s. f sen- .r fi-W - 1 1 l L T 1 ' -7 nfl JUNIOR CLASS TOP ROW- F. Weihnuller, J. Searvogel, H. Castner, A. Braun, R. Herdrich, L. Quandt, J. Kronberger, A..Zueh1ke, B. Oestreich, A. Schmidt, Miss Stadler. BOTTOM ROW- K. Kleinschmidt, N. Reinwand, J. Christensen, K. Degenhardt, J. Tews, E. Olsen. J. Smith, J. Stevens, V. Litten, LI. Halpin D. Gotter. 'T TOP RON- T. Walters, C. Williams, W. Lulloff, W. Deuermeyer, R. Miller, B. Johann- sen, L. Smith. SEDOND ROW- M. Hecker, J. Fricke, J. Wilke, R. Roth, V. Holt, A. Peterson, H. Kurz G. knner, H. Knoll, Mr. Judd. BUDTOII RW- V. Froeba, R. Clause, E. Shupe, R. Reichert, C. Bertz, D. Lavey, A. Diercks, L. Henseler, A. Holnbach, L. Schmidtke, D. Jakobi. The highlight of this year was the prom, which was held on May 6. The theme, Deep Purple was carried out in colorful de- corations. With the help of our advisors , Miss Stadler and Mr. Judd, we have successfully closed another year. Our officers are: President-Ella Olsen V. President-Kenneth Degenhardt Secretary-Jeanne Tews Treasurer-Joan Smith

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1 i 1 LAST WILL 8: TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 049, of the city of Loyal, in the county of Clark, in the state of Wisconsin, being of sound mind and memory, leave tothe coming classes of L. H. S. our traits and talents, hoping they use them to the best of their abilityllll Colleen Bertz wills her specs to anyone who hasnlt any glasses. 1-rank Arbelovsky falls heir to Donald Bugar's physique. To Art Braun goes Harold Collinson's ability to give speeches in Modern Problems. Gene Cook wills his grammar intelligence to future shorthand readers. James Davel wills his position in school to anyone who wants to take it. Eldon Smith falls heir to Edward Dominels take it as it comes ' attitude. To Lyle Quandt goes Richard Esselman's bashfal ways!!! Inez Freewills her .shy natures to Audrey Zuehlke. Rueben Garbisch's manly ways go to Aloarn Edstrom. Darlene Hales falls heir to Elizabeth Gor- donfs gazes in the mainroom. Elmer Gotter wills his ability to hook a girl and keep her, to Bob Reichert. Gerry Haas wills her ability of getting around ' to anyone who can 't get there. Wayne Kelty falls heir to Donald I-Ialpin's dark, wavy hair. Dorothy Haslow's fondness for Sr. Business goes to future Business students. Harold Herdrich bestows his excellent English grades to Arthur Weherman. Blanche Hoffman wills her calm ways to Ardyth Wolf. Mildred Holmes wills her past school daze to her sister, Ardyce. Barbara Holnbach leaves her sister Arlene to Hank in hopes that he 'll take good care of her. Milton Khack bestars his artistic ability to future annual artists. To Robert Kollmansberg- er goes Wayne Kronberger's mechanical knowledge. Gerald Koshak wills his teepee to the educated people1 Chester Franke falls heir to Ker- mit Lang's driving ability. Janis Langfeldt wills her blue Mondays to Shirley Schaefer. As editor, Eunice Langholz rllls her positions to Ella Olson and Wilma Inermeyer. Grace Fennerfalls heir to Julie Ann Larson's high I. Q. in history. Joyce Lavandowska bestows her bleach- ed tresses to Carole Bertz and Jean Christensen. Dona May Lindekugel wills her lucky lodk Clnchtj to anyone who can steal it CI mean him.D Mary Nysted wills her blonde hair to Joann Smith. Wanda Nysted's quiet way goes to Eleanor Shefchik. mane Pachal wills his shyness in the presence of girls to Kenny Degenhardt. John Wilkie falls heir to Rich- ard Perryfs art of being seen, not heard. Frank Pieper wills his way with the teachers to all future classmen. Betty Pockrant bestows upon Ethel Schuette her initiative to study. Dorothy Radley wills her red locks to one who has a temper. Ilene Rowley wills her giggles in Eng. class to Bonnie Schmidtke. Allen Meyer falls heir to Edward Scheckl- manis quiet way. Irene Schmidt wills her long tresses to Donnie Got- ter. Leroy Schmitz' G. I. haircut is willed to Alvin Thur. Audrey Singstock wills her nights at home to no one. CShe hasnft any., Ber- nard Spangler is dainty voice to leona Hinkelman. Dorothy Spangler be- stows her stride to Gail Colby. To anyone who doesn't know the brands, goes Bob Strey's portfolio. Leonard Vandehey wills his height to his brother Don. James Voight wills Tessie to the Greenwood guys. Robert Waldhauser gives his monitorship to Arthur Braun. To Raymond Garbisch goes Lawrence Wa1dhauser's hurried manner. The above stated will we leave to our bequeathed heirs with an im- pressed memory of our school days!!! Witnesses 9-J 1 f ff. A. IAA... A A 4 K

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--F R- RH eff L QQ. X D 1459 4 - J - J' I' ' 1 , J... , r Yo. SOPHOLDRES Top Row: O: Olsen, N. Foelske, L. Hinkleman, B. Theisen, E. Schuette, L. Smith, R. Hoeser, Ifrs. Hug. Middle Row: D, Vandeberg, B. Schmidtke, B. Fisher, V. Pockrandt, E, Vhgner, R. Schellinger, A. Meyer, R. Welsh, L. Smith. Bottom Row: D. Gotter, D. Steiner, E. Shefchik, D. Yieihmuller, H. Spangler, E. Smith, J. Neuman, I.. DuBrava, Top Row: TF. Miles, A. Holmes, J. Radley, G. Hebert, F. Cook, D. Sladek, L. Voight, C. Hoeser, hir. Lawrenz. Middle Row: R. Helm, R. Iangfeldt, D. Vandehey, W. Kelty, N. Miller C. Franke, H. Degenhardt, R. Kollmansberger. Bottom Row: R. Hannan, F. Arbelovsky, A. Raeck, V. Cook, L. Anderson, P. Prior, V. Gardner, M. Davel, A. Wehrman. Under the capable leadership of Urs. Hug and Mr. Lawrenz, the Sophomores have progressed far this year. We appreciate the interest of our ad- visors and bid them fond adieu as we enter our Junior year. Our officers are: Eldon Smith-President I-hrvey Spangler-V. President Allen Meyer-Secretary . Doris Weihmueller-Treasmmer