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

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F N w W N T W 4 its s 3hSQP.' A 2133 l .4 , . ,. . . ,gy ,H ,,'J First Egg: Drum magorette Elpha Snell, Kenneth oedgewick, Thelma Roderick, Lois Osterberg, l'ild.red Martinson, Marjorie Peters, Ida It-fae Saltenberger, Qwifgzggfp James Gander, Pat Stevens, Virginia Dobbs, Janet Zimpelmann. gfeP , , 'ff'V Second gow: Jack Sanborn, Grace Thompson, Norman Budde, Russell Holperin, -,!,,e Qijiigq JVTQE Russell Oldfield, Alma Ostling, Richard Priebe, Francis Sailer, Director D .,g4f.r V Mr. Dellman, Flagbearer Donald Primley. , Third Egg: Connie Smith, Greg McGregor, Peggy Mayo, Beverly Bellman, Fhylis ' Dickman, Florence Carter, Gene Staffen, Shirley Dussalt, Janice Ervin, Alynne Roderick. Fourth Egg: Pat Netzel, Shirley Hedberg, Charles Hass, James Price, Dorothy Smith, Lewis Zimpelmann, Marvin Johnson, Sylvia Gunderson, Lowell Ludwig. b , V Our high school band is an organization of which the entire school is proud. It serves as an entertaining and educational agent. It has been an active society in the school since its beginning under Miss Evelyn Cool in 1929. Since then it has had for its directors Messrs. Norman Pooley, Fred Roemer, William I Dennis, Harold Korper, and Norman Dellman. W 1 During Mr. Dennis' direction, the band purchased new uniforms in the colors of 1 our school, royal blue and crimson, with the Eagle insigna on the military caps. W 1 Our band boasts of 35 members. They have competed for a number of years in 1 the State District Music Festivals, returning home victorious with prizes in W concert work, sight reading, and marching. I Every year they give a number of concerts for the music appreciative people 1 of the community. This past year, they had the misfortune of losing Mr. Konger, 1 their band and glee club director. He is now stationed at Kelly Field, Texas, being in the United States Air Corps. Our new director, Mr. Norman Dellman, the former band d' t t ia F' Y ' irec or a V beno, Wisconsin, has already made admirable progress with the band, practicing for the annual tournament, to be held this year at Antigo, on May 2nd. The entire school body wants to tell the band how they anpreciate it when they turn out for activities and play for them, adding a touch of school Wfinisu, and we wish you all the luck at Antigo, and hope you return home victorious.