Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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'CN- A M. 551' LIBRARY CLUB Phe Library Llub, under tne able guld8HC8 of mr. bteeves has completed anotner successful year in add1tlOD to the work, the blub has enjoyed a few social gatnerlngs ine faculty at tended a Tea and panel dlscussion about new books, wnlcn was presented by tne Llub The UfflCSPS of tne Club are as follows Bresldent, carol Stowe, Vlce fP8SlQ6Ht, dosella Draun, becretary, marcella basune and freasurer, James Nenymlller 04-Q I' S i QT W EE S- 'NEQ 3 75 Q . nf qx , I Q ,W lm A I k'k' J' 'N wo, ng M I 3 5 . n pf, 11 y f ' 1 ' w 1 O , v , . , K, . ,, , - ' 1 1 fx F . ' U ' 1 , , 1 . ' . ' ' ' ' ' . ef . - f , - 1, f . ' -. -f 1 1 :.' , ' . XX 1775 5 H fs ' , s , -' N 33 .R i ji 3 oil g 3 3 -F , if fi' X55 . Jr

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PAPER STAFF 1.4-2 Since before time of town cryers, every community has felt its need for a news distributing medium Cave dwellers carved symbols in rock slabs to publicize dinosaur raids, American redskins released, in smoke language, advertisements for Happy Hunting Ground Real Estate and, in 1955 UL h Su 'ers printed the Loyalette Using mimeograph facilities, the commercial classes did mechani cal work on the publication Reporters Crepresentatives of every classl brought a vital freshness to the sheet introducing such fea tures as cover pluvs for articles, cleverly titled columns and side stapled issues It is an American right that we, her youth, may en1oy while in sc ool Freedom of the Press UITOR CAROL TqNSEN JUNIOR ADVISORS MR TODD AND MRS PRAUT VUTTOR NAN J AN HALr2 -.BU N 9 x A O,.gszSL I X dn,, 24

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K f 1 I ACT PLAY A more outstanding play was presented by dramatlcally inclined LHS students, in 1953, than at any time belore ln our school's history Each crew of 'Three's a Crowd , fllghting, scenery, costum ing, make up and stage management? strove to achieve a reallstic effect in its fleld The influence of student dlrector, and prompter and the dlrection of Mrs Pradt were indispensable in molding the prodactlon Dennls Schefus, Sharon Uenk, Leslle Phllllps, Bob Dletsche and Carol Jensen fcastj rehearsed long hours at gruellng ur trlumphs included an H N ra lng at Greenwood Kleaguej, UAH at stevens Point cdlStPlCt, and HBH at hau Claire Cstateb 76 'Q f,-4' . M . 7 X : W I :ffflsfg as 1' :W . v xiii- tr? I X 99 4 'I ? 1 la f' 3 l . B . . , I K rl - - F X . A. 0 1 5 Q . . . L . .. . night practices. O ' a A t' L1 . ' X I f iff? . - , ff -fyas gg!!