Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

l955 LOYALITE Advrsor Iunror Edrtor Tom Bertz Mrlan Matanrc Georgra Benedrct Luanne Schmrdtke Jeanne Koblske Georgmnna Boehnrng Marg1e Haas Donna Lou Darton Joan Schelhnger Eldred Judd -Sue Demuth Shrrley O Black Marlene Anderegg Mary Ellen Mueller John Mrotek Erwln Gempeler hm Weyhmrller Ed Bentaler Ieann Newman Bette Nysted Editor ----------------- June Braun Dedzcatwn lv 5-we' As asymbol of our gratxtude and smcere appreclatlon of her servlce we dedlcate thls our 1955 Loyahte to Myra who has rendered every servlce posslble to uphold the spun of Loyal Hlgh School Y' I 1. Student Counczl Seated Karen Wtchman Mr Berry Donna Brue LaVonne Schultz Pat Mrotek Betty Mtller Amta Rogstad Janet Flscher Donna Lou Darton Standtng Herb Langfeldt Roy Prpkorn Herb Mandel LeRoy Merlak Wayne Wlnter Irm Weyhmlller Erwtn Gem peler The Student Counctl through the gutdance of Mr Berry has done much through the past year to make the year more worthwhlle Mr Prror Mr Davel Mr Gotter and Mr Berry have spent many hours worktng and planmng for the welfare of our school C B 0 t 0 gl 0 r r fs: pw by M, Ash A ,Q .,A.,, was WZ? P1-in cipal as Message fm zr: ,H QW GWB The Loyalrte Staff therr sponsor and the many 1lld1V1dl131S who have made contrrbutrons to thrs yearbook are to be congratulated on ajob well done Thrs book w111 become more valuable to you as the years go by and may the memorres that ll revrves be pleasant ones It rs my hope that the trarrung you have recerved wrll enable you to face problems wrsely and arrrve at decrsrons that w111 be a credrt to you to your commumty, and to your school You have my best wrshes for a full and useful lrfe Srncerely yours, Mmm! 72 Warner F Berry F' W ,grae I R THOMAS CARL LAWRENZ Mathematrcs Agnculture DENNIS HELIXON RICHARD Al-BY Coach ,Ei sa M ms FIU 5 if nw 2 GENE JOHNSON JOHN STEEVES History, Civics English HBH' DONALD OLSON ELDRED JUDD Corr1merc1a1 Scxence MARY LANPHERE Enghsh 'Kr-B' . .-..--- EILEEN HOPKINS DENA HAYDEN Home Economics English --f IONE PICKETT GLADYS ROWLEY Grades Seven and Erght Grades Frve and Srx fl!! 5 'Al'-31 -vs-4i'i um? Nwww KM Q ffm MARILYN BOGDONOVICH Grade One H Aw ,pgqpkvhl 61043 Ps NELLIE CLINTSMAN MARIE ZILLMER Grade Two Grades Three and Four 1PV ' V 557.5 'WV G W 2' 715- 7, I' L' ,jr 54 iw Qfiigf ' gif M- 'V r 2,5 rerer ff , G 1 1 'A 1 ' Af-wir: , .Q - f,,, 'Q , V , - -. r r M r 3, . , - 1 . , . . AW-M: ', A K A N 5 W W Q::L.f .. I ,i g f K1 G.: G Q: K 5 G km A '.,. . K, Z 5, ., ek I 2-ff: X- . .A , ,g f 'Ti FW, G fr r - ' E 4 ,fl J -is MX' . , - ir Q ,. , i , ,.. MR and MRS FOELSKE ggkagglgjk. MR SMITH 9 MR HILLS Behrnd the scenes of a school such as ours are the people who carry on acnvmes that make thmgs chck and uck and mlghty comfortable! They keep us clean they keep us warm they keep us safe When we stop to thlnk we apprecrate tt all but we get to be pretty much matter of fact and take rt for granted about such thmgs, Let's stop and say thanks whlle we're at lt. MR, SCHWANTES ftelftib ' 1 '. of c .iff 1 K df 'VI' 1 K if 1 fi 'W ff V R 2 X1 I I 1 Rx!! if W 7 -ig S 5 , R V ' u Semors 0 1955 MOTTO Now and Foreyer Loyal COLOR Blue and Whlte FLOWER Whtte Rose ERWIN GEMPELER Bueby I never let anythlng interfere w1th basketball except women Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Volleyball 1 Letterman s Club 4 President 4 Prom Kmg 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play Student Councrl 4 PRESIDENT GEORGIA BENEDICT Gtrlie She s not a flower not a pearl She s Just a noble all around gul FHA1234 Chou'1 234 Chorusl 23 4 Annual Staff4 Class Play EDWARD BENTZLER, Eddie It's better to sleep tn class than waste a perfectly good nlght FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 Volleyball 1 MARLENE ANDEREGG Llke a crrcle never ends her talk goes on forever FHA 1 2 3 4 Oftlcer4 Chou 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Paper Annual Staff 4 The harder I try the gooder to be the worser I am FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 1 2 FFA Offi cer 4 : ' U. I I : ' : Y ' ' I : . ' f : I l : , I l : I JAMES BEAVER, I1Tl'l I . , 1 ' 1 1 1 I r I ' n 1 u 3 n n o l ' I : ' f f : 2 I 0 Wtse from the top of hts head up Football 3 JUNE BRAUN A Jolly good natured gtrl welcome any where Cho1r1 2 34 Chorusl 2 3 4 FHA1 2 3 4 Reporter 3 l-ltstorlan 4 Dramaucs 2 Vice President 3 Student Counctl 2 Annual Staff 3 Edttor 4 Presrdent 2 One Act Play 2 3 Paper Staff 2 3 4 Class Play THOMAS BERTZ Btrdle T'he tragtc stage was planned then tn walked the clown Student Counctl 1 Treasurer 3 4 Boys State 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 1 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 Prom Court 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Paper Staff 1 2 3 4 Annual 4 GEORGIANNA BOEHNING George A gtrl wtth a smile ts a gtrl worth while Band 1 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 EARL CAMMERS I m not as bashful as I look Football 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Treasurer 4 JOHN CASTNER Tad Why can t I be smart? I sleep on my books Football 1 Q ' . ' . . . g n o s : ' ' I : . : 1 fl 0 F . 0 o, u I . n 1 9 2 o ' ' f : ' ' 3 . DARWIN BRASIER, SHIPS ' ll , l z I l I. . ' n g I DONNA LOU DARTON, Donnie The pride of the Senior class is she, She suits everyone to a T , Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Choir, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Vice Presi dent 2, President 3,4g Student Council 45 Student Librarian 4, Secretary 2, 3, Vice President 4, Paper, Annual Staff 4, Class Playg Cheerleader 43 Prom Court 3g Home coming Candidate 3g Girls' State 3, JEROME DAVEL Jerry What's the use of studytng when there are other thtngs to do Football 3 FFA 1 JANET FISCHER Jan An mnocent face but you never can tell FHA 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 Vrce Presrdent Student Counc1l4 Student Llbrartan 3 DARLENE GREEN shorty I let the others do the thlnkrng Transferred from Srren 1 Transferred to Netllsvrlle last half of 4 KENNETH DAVEL Ken Not light headed Just blonde Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Club 4 Lettermen's FREDERICK ELMHORST Fritz Gtrls Just don't apprectate me FFA FFA Basketball 1 Football 2 One Act Play 4 Class Play vw n I n . - rv n S 0 n u 1 0' ' n I o n 1 S 1 I o n - n 9 n - - ' n n v I 5 I . n u 1 ' n 9 , . . . . . I I 0 I I 5 . n u 1 - - n o ' Q 1 n GERALD HINKELMANN, Hlnk Sigh no more ladres sigh no more FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 2 3 4 Treasurer 1 Chou 1 Band 1 MAXINE KELTY Max I may do somethlng starthng yet Bandl FHA1 2 3 4 4 Officer MARGIE HAAS 'A contagious giggle and a sunny smile. Band, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4, Choir, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4, Historian 3, Student Librarian 4, Student Council 3, Dramatlcs 2, Paper Staff 3,4, Armual Staff 4, One Act Play 4, Class Play, Prom Court 3. JAMES HASLOW, Speed With my speed I should have raced through high school in three years JEANNE KOBISKE Jeanme phone FHA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Paper Annual Staff 4 Class Play LYNN LAWRENZ Bunny I can do more playmg tn a half hour than most children can rn a week Football Basketball Baseball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 One Act Play 1 2 3 Class Play Presrdent 3 Prom Court 3 Home comtng Kmg Candrdate 3 Lettermen s Club 4 I ll ' I1 u II , . 0 v 1 I U 9 D , I ' I I 20 Il ll I 1 1 ll : I I I U l ll ' ll I A ring on her finger, is worth two on the ll 9 I I I I 7 . II If I ll ' ' ' Il I I I I I I I I I I I I I o , I I ' . . . . , I GEROLD LYONS Jerry I am not always as bashful as I seem Basketball 1 2 Football 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 FFA 4 MILAN MATANIC Mickey He s a quiet man But quite a man Basketball, Football 2 3 4 Choir 1 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff 1 2 4 Annual Staff 4 One Act Play 3, Dramatics 2, 3 Homecoming Candidate 4, Pep Band 4- Volleyball 2 Class Play Lettermen s Club 4 JOHN MROTEK A woman hater he hates to leave them Band 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play Choir 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Pep Band 2 3 4 Dramaucs 2 3 Baseball 1 MARY ELLEN MUELLER We know lxttle of her but that little is good FHA 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 Paper Staff 4 Homecoming Candidate 1 Class Play LEROY MERLAK Sonny All boys are ln despair to find out how he waves his hair Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Volleyball 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 One Act Play 1,2 3 4 Dramatics 2 3 Paper Secretary 3 President 1 Class Play Letter men's Club 4 Homecoming Candidate 3 RAYMOND MILLER, Ray Tell me anything and I'll agree Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Baseball 1 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Lettermen s Club 4 l I ' ' ' I I I N ' , 'Q 1 l 5 9 a 3 9 o 1 Q 9 o I : : ' . 5 X r u o 3 s I t 3 I r 1 o 7 9 I B U 3 U S Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, n 3 3 o n I u P u 7 Y I 0 ' h SHIRLEY O'BLACK Men rrrrtate me but I lrke to be uritated Vrce Presrdent 1 FHA 1 Chorr Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Lrbrary Student Lrbrarran 3 Forensrcs 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Paper Staff 2 3 4 Junior Edrtor 3 Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play NORMAN OLSON I like school it gives me a chance to catch up on my sleep FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 3 Baseball 2 IEANN NEWMAN Generally speakrng She rs generally speak lll FHA 1 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 Chou, Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Class Play BETTE NYSTED Love conquers all FHA 1 2 3 4 Choir Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Queen 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Class Play Vice President 2 Homecomrng Candrdate 2 Hn LESLIE PHILLIPS Les If those teachers would only lrsten they d learn alot Transferred from Mrlwaukee later part of Freshman year Forensics 3 Dramatrcs 2 One Act Play 2 Choir 3 4 GERTRUDE RUETH Gertre She s an up rght downrrght all rrght grrl FHA 1 2 ' g. Il ' 1, , , , S , n o u I H Ki 5 2 S X ' . Club 2. 3,4, President 3,4g Dramatrcs 2, 33 JOAN SCHELLINGER Ioante I don t say much but I do alot of thrnkmg Choir Chorus 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Student Llbranan 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Secretary 1 Class Play Homecomtng Candrdate 4 Student Councll MARIE SCHMIDT There s somethtng about a soldter Bandl FHA1 234 MARLENE SPANGLER, Marty The world looks easy to conquer from height Band 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Class Play GEORGE STUMPNER Not a leader of men but a follower women FFA 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Basketball 1 4 Football 1 2 4 Baseball 1 3 4 2 LUANNE SCHMIDTKE L0 A smrle here a smrle there She spreads smiles everywhere FHA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Band 1 Annual Paper Staff4 Class Flay Some thmk she 15 quiet ask her frlends FHA1 2 34 Bandl 2 34 PepBand34 Class Play n ' - - n n s s 1 P r l 9 n : ' ' 3 U : .U S 1. I 1 - - n A F n 1 u 0 ' 3 , ff uf' I I I , : S , MILDRED SLADEK, Millie If a n : of I I . ' . : , , 3. A 3 v o F n n 1 : ROBERT TICHY Bob That not an army followmg h1m Just a troop of girls FFA 1 2 3 4 JOAN WELSH I hke work tt fascmates me I can s1t for hours and look at it FHA 1 2 4 JAMES WEYHMILLER lim Never says to much never gets ln dutch Ltbrary Club 2 3 One Act Play 4 Forensrcs 2 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Counc1l4 Boys State 3 Class Play Prom Court 3 DALE WOLFE Not that I don t l1ke to study but I do llke mlschlef better Football 1 2 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Offlcer 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Picture Nof Available n LUCILLE WUCHERPFENNIG, Cell Is she bored, is she shy, can't she talk, or won't she try? UNITY: Student Council 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3g Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 33 Class Play 3, Secretary 1, 2, President 33 Craft Club 1, 2, Librarian 2, 35 Service Club 1, 2, 33 Choir 2, 3, Transferred to Loyal 4, Class Wall Marlene A wrlls her yodelrng abrlrtres to Marlene Perper James B leaves hrs unlrmrted chemrstry mrnd to next year s mastermrnds Leland Dretsche falls herr to Georgra B s studrous ways Edward B leaves hrs farmrng talents to Jrmmy Nysted All future drum sectrons fall herr to Tom B s Takeoffs Georgranna B bequeaths her everyday blush to Janrs Seefeldt Tom Sterner rnherrts Darwrn B s unrque abrhty to skrp school June B wrlls the headaches of the annual to Sue Demuth T t l ngharrs go Earl C s curly ones John C leaves hrs Englrsh naps to those rn need K ncy Degenhardt rnherrts Donna Lou s cheerleadrng outfrt Jerome D leaves hrs attentrve ways rn hnglrsh to Mrs Lanphere Kenny D leaves Spencer football games to Don Hrlls Karen Haselow s future charmers fall herr to Fred E s peck on the cheek Janet F leaves grrls basketball to the brrds Erwrn G wrlls hrs free throws to anyone who can make them Darlene G grves Sr Busrness rrght back to Mr Olson Margre H s drmples and cherry cheeks go to Karen Wrchman James H keeps hrs Comments to hrmself Gerald H leaves the freshman grrls cause next year he won t be around Maxrne K rs dropprng everytlung to her srster Carol Jeanne K would lrke to wr her valuables to someone but you know how rt rs Donnre Schwantes rnherrts Lynn L s quret gentle ways Jerry L wrlls hrs class rrng to the poor sophomore boys who haven t any Mrlan M bequeaths the Greenwood grrls to whoever can handle them All grrls who want naturally curly blond hart rnherrt LeRoy Merlak Tom Braun rn herrts Ray M s herght John M wrlls hrs wrnsome ways wrth grrls to the younger Mrotek generatron Mary Ellen M wrlls her lonely nrghts to all grrls wrth boyfrrends who go away to college Jean N leaves her wrsecracks to Mr Olson Bette N leaves her long locks and letter wrrtrng to Anrta Rogstad Shrrley O leaves the Loyalette to futare eccentrrc edrtors Mary Bertz rnherrts Norman O s excess energy Leslre wrlls hrs brawn and brarns to Herb Mandel Janet Chrrstenson falls herr to Shrrley R s love affarrs Gertrude R leaves her books behrnd for Bev Wolters Joan S wrlls er methods of attractrng surtors to any better drrver Luanne S leaves her mrld temper ment to red headed Ruthanne Goehrrng Alan Langfeldt rnherrts Mrldred S s knack of runnrng around rn trucks and cars Those cracked cymbals of Marlene S s go to Mr Dahlby George S wrlls hrs Judgrng abrlrtres to future prospectors Bob T wrlls hrs srster Carlotta to anyone Corrrne Braun rnherrts Joan W s grggles Jrm W leaves Judy to take over where he left off except wrth the grrls Dale W wrlls hrs car to Terry Stutte for dates and thrngs Lucrlle W wrlls the newness of LHS to all of next year s crop of freshmen l . , . . , . ' , , ' . o he ,, A . ,, , . 4 . . liar ' ' ' ' ' ' . . ' . , . . , v - - s n I I 0 D 1 ' I . . . , , . . i . .H -' U p a Q n I I , . . , . . . ,Q . 3, ' ' T ' ' . ' ' I . ' P. . . . . . , , . . . . , . . , . . , . , . . l - 'Am 'Wi L K ,,, 5 Simi if QW? f ' Wivsfss Ju ' .K ' 5? 'J' fffik' V41 .liveli- Mfgif, W ww if -' , H JK wx Q' -riff fi S, s , K X , ,S 95,1 Q 44' 4- Q7 5 gm If ?2 5?71fL ' VM R5 00 Z Z Back row left to rlght R Boeck T Sterner T Stutte I Newman L bsselman K Roehl D Trmmler C Rogstad D Hrlls I Schecklman Second row L Hansen K Henmnger R P1pkorn J Hammond, R Waldhauser J Cook W Schmutzler G Brenner C Beaver Thrrd rowI Mandel A Rogstad S Spranger L Molle D Pagelsdorf I Kronberger V Chrrstenson M Rottjer J Weyhm1ller, B Mrller I Smlth B Haslow Mr Steeves SX Back row left to ught D Schwantes J DuBrava T Denk E Schuette W Wrnter E Rahm D Hoeser A Langfeldt I Lleske Second row H Kalser D Becker K Davxdson E Wolf E Wen E Gosse G Dretsche C Hoesly I OBr1en Thrrd row N Noeldner D Molle I Seefeldt D Ploman V Herdnch I Spangler C Elsrnger J Seefeldt N Ebert Front rowl Wolf D Haupt D Schmrdt C Haselow, B Wolter R Goehrrng J Kramer Mr Dahlby fm V Z ?,,f ' . f WR K K is-Ze ' 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . . Gunia, I. Neeb, C, Kelty, S, Demuth, Front row: V, Gardner, N, Lang, C. Braun, J, ' y a ' p n ' q Q , n I 1 n g Q u If J . Uihs., S ff 3 fn, i, 5 fi? iw? 3951 K ?-xi. hw: E? fx :lf S .ak W K X Duane Behnke a sophomore at Loyal High School was kllled on a motorcycle on October 15 1954 H15 loss saddened hrs many fnends Here best ex dent body and faculty Down the road that s calm and peaceful Gulded by God s lovrng hand He has gone upon a 1ourney To a drstant bnghter land I . ' . presses the sentiment of Duane's friends of the stu- I D . , . O . ' . . msx 'W ef W QM-I fix 1m,mqt,,, ,Ml ki ,Aix V7 Qzhl 1 . q 4 A. My A W 1- L fyfgvgff 1 f ' X , g f ff H., 1 . ,K A K A R 2 41 KKK X R A' H93 Q fi .111-2' Back row left to rrght D Noeldner L Schmrdt R Brett R Scheel H Mandel K Ver halen R Shefchrk R Dusso I Mrller C Rmehardt I Goehrrng D Wrnter Second row P Boehmng D Farnsworth D Clouse N Martens C Spranger V Ro111ns K Lrndgren C Degenhardt C Fensome J Wolf P Mrotek Front row A Schaefer I Haslow K Haselow V Straus D Luchterhand Y Becker N Rossow T Hannan S Davrdson R Hammond C Kramer Mr Lawrenz 5 L., Back row left to nght R Krahn G Krause R Roehl D Kautzer A Schmrdtke J Degen hardt G Zettler S Wers D Free K Voss R Lang M Wucherpfenmg Second row R Wehe L Schultz M Bertz 1 Cook R Ratzburg N Fellenz P Pagelsdorf M Roder K Stevens R Dusso W Demuth Front row L Dretsche V Stumpner R Rottjer J Davel N Foelske, N Stayton, G Grey, D Conradt C OB1ack I Krvrko D Roehl Mr Lavvrenz 5 X Q 5 ' Q N F ,,-,,,.,,m....,,...an..t........,r,.,1.,t..W.. ,..,W,r.,...,W,r.,. , ., SW ,A Y , ' : . , . 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W W Qf .f a X fzflllll s J 111111 6 Frrst row left to r1ght C H111s K Nysted M Fravert, A Dusso Second row A Lewls K Rossow C Myre G Mrllard K Ebert Th1rd row L Johnston V Hammer K Engevold E Erlckson J Preller Fourth row F Cat11n L Kadolph R Radke C Grambsch L B u man Teacher Mrs Rowley kt Gm 110 s 7 Cl ml 8 F1rst row left to rlght R Gotter W EIICRSOH D Wolter M Preper S Greene Second row C Johnston I Rottjer K Gempeler D Hansen K Newman M Dusso Th1rd row K Lyd1ksen T Brussow R W111 D Duell C Grambsch K Newman Fourth row O Roder S Chrlstman, S Lee, K Nysted W Fenner C Helms Frfth row R Kadolph L Boeck R Myre C Berg W Rottjer Teacher Mrss Prckett , ffl. f,j ii! I w . . M ge., fi X K 0 , X' ii K I .xx . K .n , U I W , lx' I 1 g : ' - I v 1 n e . I , , , , 1 0 y o , p 0 Q I I . , , , , ' ' ' ' ' 1 0 ' v 0 l 1 n u g 0 3 ' , : . . F Q? I. iw 4 , nv Q ' W' , Cl gf X A , , E I r J I , , F 1 F H 4 J 4 F I . 'f I ' 9 . 3 0 g 0 . g . p Q I 1 1 . I . , . ' , . , . , . , . . ' 2 . ' , . , . ' , . , . . . . : . , . ' . . , . , . . A : . , . , 9 U ' l ' 1 I : I ' ' ' f 5 , ., 1'2fl2 ?, Q , is if Grades 3 and 4 Frrst row left to rlght D Fravert H Co111ns R Chrrstman B Rottjer L Lawrenz Second row P Preller P Welzlen L Schwelger, V Seeman, R Kanneberg V Rayhorn Thrrd row C Bauman W Lee S W1nter G Erlckson B Berry S Trxndal, Fourth rowl Prp kom V Dull I Rayhorn I Wolters L Mrllard Frfth row D Helms P W111 L Paulson S Bloomfleld V Gerdes, Teacher Mrs Zrllmer va Ora de Frrst row, left to rrght I Bloomfleld M Haupt L Engevold M Colhns, L Mrllard Second row P Franc1s,J Errckson B Johnston,I Helms J Bruckert Thrrd row D H111s, C Aalto K Benedrct M Ha1es,J Bloomfleld Teacher M1ssC11ntsman Absentfromplcture A Zepphn L Lydrksen 5 l l: si ,. W X 1 Y L :. ,. ,.',.'.,. -,.',' .:.'- ig, lil' my E 1 .ff T 2 ' ':. ',. ,. ,. ' .' . Grade 1 ' 'FRN First row left to right L Lokken W Bauman L Paulson B Preller M Lulloff Second row D Haupt D Luchterhand K Brussow I Dux, J Colby N Myre Third row C Trindal B Pickett S Rossow C Sm1th,J Engevold Teacher Mrs Bogdonovich, Absent from picture W Sands, M. Mecklenburg Grade School H Lghlrghts thrilling experience for us all Second Grade The second grade room made large murals of farm activities and colorful booklets during their study of the farm Third and Fourth Grades The event this year of most interst to us proved to be our Valentine party It was indeed enjoyed by all of us Fifth and Sixth Grades This has been a year for boys in grades fwe and six They out numbered the girls more than two to one Much pleasure and enthusiasm resulted from constructing a model medieval castle Then a sandbox was added to Room five and six Seventh and Eighth Grades The event that high llghted our year was going down to the Grambsch Candy Kitchen to see the process of making Christmas candy We also enyoy ed makmg stuffed toys for the children at Chippewa at Christmas time Decorating our bulletin board wtth life size pictures has been fun too The chalk drawing of Ichabod Crane and The Headless Horseman was especlally interesting 9 fi I a i K , 4 First Grade: This being our first year in school, receiving our first report card was a S s, it 4 ' -L 2? 'P+' 1 C9 X iii 'N , X W Wi Annual Sta f Thls years annual rs ready to go to the press after many meetings and much Jugglmg of matenals ideas and facts We now look wlth pnde on the results of our efforts It 15 an annual that means something speclal to us and we hope that II w111 bnng pleasure to every one who reads tt fv R m aw . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . at ' HW s wg . 'bu 1 ' Q :L aff . ,f .v - F Paper Staff Advisor Mrs Hayden and Edrtors Shrrley O Black and Anrta Rogstad contmued to keep the Loyalette as an actxve school pubhcatlon Fme cooperatton was shown by the staff whlch resulted 1n an rssue at least once a month and buthdays were some of the regular features ln our paper The arm of the Loyalette was to prlnt stones of tnterest to everyone Shorthand 12 Class was the production crew . . . , I I l I News happenings, feature articles, interviews, FHA WEMAKERS F H A IS an acuve organrzatron 1n school and one of the largest Its purpose IS to make bet ter homes and l1v1ng 3 E Some of the hlghhghts of the year are the v-41. 1 Ja Chrrstmas Tea Mother Daughter Banquet and the formal 1n1t1at1on Thrs year the club was a blg -' success and every member enyoyed berng a part of aP QNX the club The offrcers for the past year were NEW YN Presldent Donna Lou Darton Hrstorran June Braun Vrce Presrdent Margre Haas Song Leader Marlene Anderegg Secretary Jeanne K0b1Sk6 Reporter Luanne Schmldtke Treasurer Joan Schelhnger Y t sf? 'H N m y l szxo I . . . . . . .I . :zu 9 0 a - , 9, . n . . o .5 . . fb o 4 'L ' . 0 O 0 . TF, Q tg Q X my Q'cux.'Y'5 The FFA had a very successful year We entered the judgmg contest at Owen and Madrson w1th very favorable results The purpose of the FFA IS to practrce brotherhood honor rural opportumtres and respons1b1ht1es and develop quahtres of leadershlp Presxdent Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Senunel Reporter 94' wr- '2' I. -n rf 1, 'o' ee' A' Une Act Play Cast F Elmhorst I Weyhmlller M Haas V Guma C Elsmger M Noeldner K Haslow Dlrector Mrs Lanphere Crew H Langfeldt R. Dusso R Boeck L Merlak C OB1ack The One Act Play presented by the cast thls year was A Lrttle More Than K1n Ou ratmg at the local contest held at Loyal was a B I t rf' I 9 fl 'g I-. . M V g , Q f za , , ' ' 1 4 A , x 1 - 5 1 H GQ' 'R 5- fs, V ' X, 1 S ' f 5 . l C I I ' . . ' . . . . : ' : . : ': . . ' I I . I I C I n - . gf. I - I I I Lzbrary Club This year through the efforts of the Llbrary Club the Student Llbrarians and lrbrary Several new books both fiction and non frctton were purchased Student Librarians I D . D . I Mr, Steeves, the student body was able to receive more benefits from the a g - ' ' a COLOR GUARDS MAIORETTES DRUMS BARITONES BASSES HORNS SAXOPHONES CORNETS CLARINETS FLUTES Drrector Senwr Band C Rogstad A Langfeldt L Phllhps B Johnson R. Romer I Kramer N Schrmdtke S Rahm V Guma K Gempeler I Smlth S OB1ack M Spangler T Stutte T Sterner T Denk T Bertz I Mrotek D Denk D Noeldner M Sladek W Wrnters K Wrchman K Davldson J Weyhmrller N Degenhardt K Newman R, Hannan B Wehrman V Herdrich I Neeb D Haupt E Gosse M Preper D Darton L Lawrenz C Elslnger L Merlak M Matanrc R Boeck L Hansen G Zettler R Gotter S Rothamer M Noeldner B Mlller E Uhrrg W Fenner C Grambsch G Boehnmg N Noeldner I Prpkorn J Chnstenson A Rogstad D Ploman M Romer B Wolters T Hannan M Bertz K Haselow D Martens Mr Dahlby TROMBONES: M. Haas, M, Anderegg, M, Mueller, D, Molle, D, Boeck, Junior Band Pep Band Chozr .J . nil 'IJ- ---gg av- -+ . xx oi 2 if Y .4 23 -4' A 53 , , W ..,, Hmxmuw Chorus rv -Q Qi ,wig Wing? m,.,,?M,3ww3, www my-,pl ,wgwf -wgvaf-'ffmiy XQWW fr Q +A qw- y ef-sw 2 an Mg wvvdw Swami' 4 4 Q .Y Q K , Q 4 Q ,. .1 ! 9 w . . A I - 4 v IB . , MN K . , 1. ' 1 ., x ',,3xL'1l. X Q ,W A X XX - I 4 , , . T X x3Q1.N L 1 ' ' 4 ,S , ., .W . ,U . V, x 'W , M f Wm y A ,W - -'Q -M' kazzffl- paw , ,X if 'iw K , .W . 7 .w 4-iw Ayn 4, , V. pk, L .KL 2 ,r - A f H ,, . J i , . YY' 'fiivi fy-Q ah,-3s,,i,f'x'7 'AZ,fTfW C ,L wg, -, - .W W, ff -. ggi: :Jw ' wffep S' ,, M V N UK' rv fijvgkgl .K I K 5 - gf- ...J QM Ngugg , Lk.., Wxydawmk V 4 1 4 Show Business II Under the capable direction of Mr Dahlby and after long hours of hard work and practice Show Business II went on The feature attraction was black light With it we pro duced dancing skeletons, a phantom band a colorful chorus line and skillful baton twlrltng Another attraction was the Olds mobtle An old ttme car and the band playing In My Merry Olds mobile we enjoyed watching a hopeful suitor trying to persuade a doubtful lass to ride in his brand new 1905 Olds We had several excellent pautomines and some very talented vocal groups ligzruzf I 'I I5 'O' ta IE , . I O - . ,, . .- In ' ll H A ,ag I jig' V is . Y A 9 , . .. A A 1515! X Q ' A-'Y ,. -X 1 I - W we 1- A . a A lg. Qui? 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'Q ' V- .11 E I ii if Q Q X ff-ffffi 11 ' ' Homewmmg, 1954 Q WWW ' limbs Q HNXW g XWXWVIM HHH, 'flf , UAE sig Ee QF gif pon K I f' Wm i 1!'Q If il-lJa'x xx: swf fs af .QQ f 8 8 x NW Q J W xx ' 3 -gwpi 2 51 g YL ff be-5 F pq i s 7' 1 D lag Q 1 E I Football Team Front row J Lyons E Cammers M Matanic L Lawrenz T Bertz G Stumpner R, Mrller K Davel Second row Coach W Stuvetraa J Hammond C Beaver D Htlls T Denk W Wrnter E Schuette I DuBrava D Hoeser I Prpkorn L Esselman Thrrd row W Molle R Scheel R Shefchlk K Martens N Olson C Neeb R Flscher H Langfeldt M Gardner P Mrotek J Nysted Manager I New man Absent L Merlak NEWLY NAMED GREYHOUND'S RECORD Prttsvrlle 0 Loyal 0 Outplayed them but couldn't get over that flrst hump Abbotsford 0 Loyal 14 Opened conference season by controlllng the offense Spencer 20 Loyal 13 Homecomrng Beaver went over standing up Rogstad made amends by passtng and maklng a TD Aburndale 19 Loyal 6 Second half rally agatn Quarterback Rogstad fhpped to end Merlak rn pay dm Wrthee 6 Loyal 7 Played rn downpour' H1115 booted the wmmng pornt Greenwood 20 Loyal 13 Thetr homecommg Rogstad's 50 yd TD set the Greyhounds movrng late ln the frnal quarter Prttsvtlle 0 Loyal 40 Too bad the season rs over thlngs are just getting rntersting Rogstad was the star Wlth 4 TD'S Rogstad, A, Langfeldt, J, Hills, D. Boeck, Back row: P. Boehning, D, Winter, N, Football Photos 1 5 45: If 4 32 and Squad Left ro nght I Hrlls I Fulwxler I Newman E Gempeler L Lawrenz R. Miller L Merlak K Davel C Rogsrad D Hrlls Center Manager E Bentzler, Coach Mr Helrxon The Greyhounds had a fairly successful season :hrs year with an overall record of 8 wins and 6 losses The conference record for the season was 4 and 4 The Greyhounds won the right to play Abbotsford for third place ln the 3 C conference play offs at Medford We were defeated by a score of 46 to 36 Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Nerllsvrlle Wrthee Granton Greenwood Colby Spencer Wrthee Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Loyal Owen Greenwood Granton Colby Neillsville Spencer Owen Pt' 99 The following is the record for the regular season. 34 ' ' 32 57 52 49 ' 35 42 46 55 42 35 36 56 48 70 44 54 41 65 ' 80 37 nqniivw WJ-an-aww , ASQ? ' QW. . ...mmf gm gn- 4: g 'sziw 2 1 D i f., .H ' and M-nh' -www., c. ,wfffb .:,,,, A :,,A: :. quad I Goehrlng C Beaver R Pxpkorn R Boeck D Boeck R Shefchlk R, Dusso I Mlller V Rolhns R Scheel I Hammond I Welsh Coach R1chardAlby FFA Squad Meyer Mrddle row Mr Lawrenz E Bentzler W Wucherpfenmg R Boehnen D Tlmmler M Gardner G Dletsche T Braun A Boehnmg N Neeb R Waldhauser P Mrotek C Mrotek Front rowJ DuBrava T Denk D Wolfe N Olson H Kalser E Schuette N Olson G Hlnkelman G Stumpner M' 99 Back row: B, Horn, I, Schecklman, L, Roehl, W, Molle, L, Esselman, D, Becker, R, 'Wi .gazed J! JWMJZW I M AUGUST Au SEPTEMBER Sept Se pt Se pt OCTOBER Oct Oct NOVEMBER Nov Nov DECEMBER Dec Dec Dec Dec JANUARY all Calendar School opens No school Labor Day Frrst lyceum by Mr Schacht Teachers conventlon No school Loyal Homecomlng Klng and Queen Donme Hrlls and Janet Seefeldt No school Teachers conventlon Lyceum by Jovial Mr Harvey One at Loyal Recetved a B ratmg Thanksgxvmg vacation Yum yum what lucrous food Blood Center at Loy al Htgh SHOW BUSINESS II IS ON It 15 a great success agam FHA Chnstmas Tea Chrrstmas program Christmas party School closed for vacatron School reopens Keel and Wyman take group and semor pictures all FEBRUARY e C C MARCH March March APRIL Aprtl April MAY May May May May an kc! Free dance by Howie Sturtz and hrs Swmg Kmgs School IS open agam Play offs at Medford Loyal lost to Abbotsford Lyceum on Judo Boys beware of the guls FHA Freshman rmttatlon Lyceum by Chan Loo glass blowmg FHA Demonstranon Contest at Greenwood The brg mght The Jumor Prom FHA Mother and Daughter Banquet FHA ptcntc Class Day Commencement '50 if g, 30 . I . 21 ' . 6 . . , 13 ' F b, 2 ' ' . , 17 ' , F b, 17 . F b. 21 ' . . 1 ' . 14 . 17 ' ' . ' , 18 . . 2 ' Act Play contest April 1 Lyceum on the art of ' 24 . . . . . 25 . . . 29 . . l . 1 , 14 . ' 5 , 16 ' . 12 ' ' . , 21 ' 13 . , 22 18 I . 3 A N 5 , Q 34 . bf Q 1 'm i 1 1 x , m m-F W 2 Sponsors The senior class ts deeply indebted to the following sponsors who have seen Ht to help make our 1955 annual a success Ten Dollars Wtth the compllments of CLARK ELECTRIC COOP Ftve Dollars Wlth the compliments of Robert Pnor Zupanc Motors Loyal Theater Lothar Ostrexch Luchterhand Transport Dr W L Lee Loyal Canmng Co John D Wuethrtch Sam Bruckert Max Langfeldt and Sons Contractor Myre Furmture Mart Zepplm Gas Servrce Club 98 Daves Super Market Kehrberg s Store Loyal Cafe Mrles Radlo and Televlslon O W Trlndal Co Ray Prlor Loyal School and Offtce Supply Albert Davel Company Tn State Breeders Alan Welzlen Walter Ebert Cttlzens State Bank Noeldner Implement Stock Chevrolet Company Colby s Red Owl Wepfers Pharmacy Relllsl G A Store Dr, Peters Ace Hardware Mikes Standard Statron Lucterhand Implement Q8cN Lumber Co Brauns Bar and Bowllng Northstde Elevator Dr Nelson Hugs Surge Servlce Loyal Bakery Walter Wagner Roland Seeman Neumans Bar Milan Matanlc and Son Hal Volght Emmas Beauty Shop F8:H Cafe The followlng have also contrrbuted Albert Witt Meyers Dry Cleamng Marshfleld Chamber of Commerce Thelsen Hardware Agent for Standard Oil Loyal Tribune ff T A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS 0 nu Q , . jaw if 'TJ 1 r X P ig, I . .-- En? 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