Turtle Lake High School - Turtle Yearbook (Turtle Lake, WI)

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Senior Class History - Continued. ' Coming in for the last flight of stairs on our escalators, there seems to be a few who could not finish with our class. They were Arthur Splatt, .Toy Swensen, and Russell Baker. We had a good football team this year, because we defeated Clayton 54-0. We also came close to the championship by winning 6 games, tieing 1, and losing 1. The game that we lost was the Cameron game with a score of 13 to 19. On October 31, we had a very successful homecoming with five of our lovely girls as candidates for queen. They were, Loretta Cordes, Pearl Eder, JoAnn Gall, Eloise King, and Mary Jane Peterson. After defeating Bruce in a football game by a score of 14-6, nearly all of us went down to the Community Hall to see Pearl Eder crowned as Queen. Up to the present date, we have very high hopes for our basketball team. Probably if the boys keep up the good work they will come as close as we did in football or maybe even closer than we did last year. One of our favorite classmates, Billy Barnes, was chosen All-Star backfield man for this year. He also has been chosen on the All-Star team for two years. We plan to put on a record-breaking play sometime in May. Although we had a large class in the fall, we shall still have a larger class because LeRoy Ruff and Delores Barr joined us very early in the fall. So let us all try to get our studies, and above all to get along with our teachers. fit should be worth it, kidsfj New that we are getting a little more mature, we can begin to realize what Mr. Gates has always told us in his morning and noon pep talks. That we would only get out of our education what we put into it. He also gave many other admonitious topics on which we could put hours of thought. Now we are waiting for Mr. Gates to say, Farewell, my children, and may all your troubles be little ones. BANQUET SPONSORED BY BUSINESS NIEN On Tuesday evening, December Z, the business men of Turtle Lake sponsored a banquet for the High School football team. The banquet was at the C. O. F, Hall and serving were the ladies of St. Ann's Society. Short talks were given by several business men. Mr. R. E. Peterson, Master of Ceremonies, gave a speech on cooper- ation of teams. Each player rose, gave his name and position. This banquet was greatly appreciated by the boys and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.

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