Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

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THE NORTHERN TRAIL H Back row: S. Hoy, C. Whitsett, C. Herold, C. Speiss, L. Bent, E. Hunt, W. Wal- czak, J. Ellis, K. Behlow, Miss Strong fleaderl. Front row: E. Gorz, R. Troyer, W. Oerichbauer, J. Fearson, A. Speiss, E. Makin- en, N. Mayo. 'ae Boys' Gllee Club T HE Boys' Glee Club was organized in September with a membership of twelve singing boys who devoured close harmony, darkie melodies and pep songs. The boys are in demand for programs and entertain- ments here at school. Together with the Girls' Glee Club they have put on two successful operettas. The music department of our school is under the direction of Miss Strong, who spends each afternoon attempting to put music into the souls of our high school boys and girls. We hope that the music department of our school will increase each year and that great progress in music will be made. Page Iifty-eight

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Page fifty-seven THE NORTHERN TRAIL r First row: V. P-score, A. Staffin, M. Walsh, E. Schmidt, Miss Walter facconipj Second row: Miss Strong Cleaderb, M. Morrison, G. Tetzler, J. Martinson, J. Ad- ams, M. Simmons, E. Griffin, B. Strong, H. Soquist, L. A. Bent. Third row: H. Adams, F. Tilden, E. Hebert, L. Hebert, H. Larsen, E. Pearson, I. Flodin, R. Enroth, A. Lindberg, E. Gorz. sae Girls? Glee Club HE Girls' Glee Club was organized in the Fall of 1927 with a member- ship of twenty-two. The first appeanance of the club was at the County Teachers' Institute in October. The girls furnish music for the school programs. and activities throughout the year and have a big part in the operetta each time one is presented. The first production was Wind- mills of Holllandv and this year Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves was given in January. Credit is given' for Glee Club Work.

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Page iiftymine THE NORTHERN TRAIL The Boy Scouts T HE Boy Scouts, troop number one of Eagle River, was reorganized about four years ago. Its movements since then have gradually been growingg it now consists of a full troop of thirty-two boys under the careful leadership of Mr. Stuart as scoutmaster, and Mr. Fenton as assistant. Through the kind efforts of the Rotary Club the troop is now buying uniforms. Until this year uniforms have been looked forward to as a necessary essential. Last year basketball suits were added to our equipment. In a few more years we expect to have a complete Boy Scout outfit.