Loyal High School - Loyalite Yearbook (Loyal, WI)

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MONA WEHRMAN I try to keep people from knowing, but my sweet disposition keeps showing, Transferred from Abbotsford 4, Remember When, . . Amidst all the confusion of the first day of school, we, as Freshmen found ourselves very much bewildered, befuddled and amazed. We ran around in circles hunting for our classes, and were very much embarrassed when we ended up in the wrong one - especially if it was a class of Seniors. Our mistake, much to their amusement, made us blush and feel worse than ever. However, they were really pretty good Joes g they lent us a helping hand and tried to make us feel more at home. Just about the time we were at ease in school, the Seniors decided to go along with an old custom and initiate us. So, on initiation day, much to our dismay, we found ourselves hiding behind other peop1e's skirts because of our curious looking get-up. With our blouses on backwards, our hair up in pincurls, and two different shoes on, Qwith another pair at home just like them, we just didn't look like ourselves. Of course, the boys were no exception either. You needn't think they weren't laughed at because of the earrings they had to wear, the pants leg they had to roll up, and the overshoe they had to slop around in. As Sophomores, we were pretty well broken in, and used to the old grind. We could sit back and more or less feel at home. Selecting our Junior Class rings was another stepping stone on our way through school. Some of the boys didn't seem to be satisfied with theirs: at least that's the way it seemed, because they soon gave them away - to girls, of course, Finally, the big event we had been waiting for ever since we started High School rolled around - the Junior Prom. Under a blue and silver canope, we danced to the theme of Stairway to the Stars. Al though some of the boys had learned to dance just the night before, the couples glided smoothly to the charming music of Howie Sturtz: Now, as Seniors, we are on the last lap of our hurdle through school. Many of us recall the boners we pulled and we can turn to each other and say - Do you remember the time when. , . Those were me good old days that will soon be over. Oh, sure, we all had our gripes, but who's happy without them? And who would be happy without the friends we made in these four years? TREASURER WAYNE VICE PRESIDENT GERA LDINE SECRETARY . PATSY PRESIDENT PAT

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VIRGINIA STUMPNER Ginny A dimple here, a dimple there, and when she smiles, they're everywhere. FHA 1,2,3,4g FHA Secretary 4, Student Council 45 Secretary-Treasurer 4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 2g Senior Class Play 45 Secretary 3g Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4. KENNETH VERHALEN Kenny Beware! I may yet to do something sen- sational, FFA 1, 2,3,4g FFA Officer 49 FFA Basket- ball 2,3,4g FFA Judging Team 3, Basket- ball 3,4, KENNETH VOSS Kenny A leap, a groan, a mighty shudder, and Kenny's car leaps from the gutter. FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Basketball 3,4g FFA Judging Con- test 3g Prom Court 3. ss fs MARVIN WUCHERPFENNIG Marv I'm small, but so was Napoleon, Choir 1,3,4g Class Play 4g FFA 1. GERALD ZETTLER Smiley Don't mind me, I just work here. Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Band Presi- dent 4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Senior Class Play 4g Paper staff 3,4g Annual Staff 4. ROSE SCHOOLMAN Quiet like a mouse, but of course she doesn't squeak, Transferred from Spencer, FHA 4.

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Class Will We the Senror Class of 1958 upon departure from Loyal Hrgh School wrsh to bequeath our many specraltres to those who wrll remarn after us We therefore have drawn up thrs our Last Wrll and Testament To the Junrors we leave our rrrtellrgent looks To the Sophomores go our thrrlls of the Junror Prom To the Freshmen we wrll our good trmes Yvonne Becker wrlls her height to Rrta Lloyd Mary Ellen Bertz bequeaths her grggles to Mary Beth Cowles Mr Kroll falls herr to Phrllrp Boehnrng s srde hrll sheep Bob Brett grves hrs quret ways to Roger Feldt Drane Clouse wills her halo to Sally Davel Joanne Cook bequeaths her servrceman to Janet Brecht Julrann Davel wrlls her week end trrps to anyone that wrll have them Sherry Davrdson s many dates go to Dianne Duell Patrrcra Andraska frnds herself wrth Gordon Delo s class rrng Rayetta Dusso wills her brarn to Drck Strey Drck Hanson mherrts Wayne Demuth s srster Connre Elgrn Roehl rnherrts Ray Dusso s used wrse cracks Roger Ellrson frnds hrmself wrth Ronnre Eckes long harr Neva Eslrck grves her abrlrtres nr advanced algebra to anyone who can use them Darwyn Farnsworth wrlls hrs mrle a mrnute talkmg to Mrs Lanp Stutte Nelda Foelske wrlls her srngrng abrlity to Roy Oehlers Jerry Goehrrng bequeaths hrs way wrth grrls to Harvey Wehrman Geraldrne Gray just leaves Terry Hannan has a fascrnatron for Greenwood guys whrch she leaves to the Neuman grrls Kathy Gempler and Carmeua Grambsch fall herr to Karen Haselow s annual headaches Janet Haslow bequeaths her studrous ways to Carroll Shelley Gordon Haslow rs the rnherrtor of Davrd Kautzer s drag racing Ronald Krahn s krssmg themes go to anyone who has never been krssed Carolyn Kramer bestows her way with bus drrvers to her srster Delores Russell Lang Just leaves the Sophomore grrls because he won t be back next year All Herbre Mandel s Marshfield cousms become the property of Lee Cook Nancy Martens wills her slim frgure to Andrea Wehe Jrm Mrller grves hrs rnterest rn wepfer s Drug Store to Bobby Jo s other admuers Pat Mrotek leaves hrs wrllys to Doreen so she wrll not have to walk to school next year Donnre Noeldner bequeaths hrs story tellrng to Mr Thomas Carol O Black wrlls her cud chewrng to all cows ur the communrty Janet Osterman s gorng steady' she rs keeprng to exchange for an engagement rrng Pat Pagelsdorf be stows her l-Iomecorrung Queen Crown to future Queens Bob Ratsburg wrlls Thorp grrls to anyone who can get that far from Loyal Pretty Boy Chet Rrnehart grves hrs srde bums and crewcut to Mr Alby Margaret Roder bequeaths her studrous ways to Joyce Pleper Bruce Simonson rs the herr of Verlyn Rollrns nine and a half fingers Shy Shrrley Molle gets Nancy Rossow s flrrting. Albert Schoolman ts the proud herr of . , . . l here. Carol Fensome and Doreen Luchterhand bequeath their nights out to Nan Jean ' I v n f - . .... . . ,