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

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Le ft to Right KF ir st Rowj 1'43 Ib Duane Orn H4213 Louis Heller V AA50 1'57 A A A A Ii Weldon Fredricks Ii Marvin Dietrich l'45D Leonard Hervas l'58Ib Clarence Colburn 1'52D Arnold Peer H5313 Rodney Anderson A A Co 1'54Ib Du Wayne Peterson l'Second Rowj ach La Roy Kingsbury 1:5913 Fred Graber Y L47 l'5l I b A A U44 V56 A 4140 1'49 L A jr Richard smith It Richard Hamrner 1'41:P Lowell Wohlk 1'46Ib Donald Schramski IP Thomas Johnson fb Robert Wanzong fi Warren King It Robert Fredricks l'48IP Rodney Borowski Mr. Gates Mr. Pederson lfThird Row, Jimmy Danniger Joseph Piechel Don Lahti Sheldon Tarman Charles Treague Roger Heppner Jerry Colburn Harvey Quale Enoch Cordes Richard Lucivansky Donald Magnuson Turtle Lake Score Turtle Lake 2145 Turtle Lake KO, Turtle Lake 154, Turtle Lake Q71 Turtle Lake 113, Turtle Lake KO, Turtle Lake 112, F OOTBALL FOOTBALL SC ORES Opponent Clear Lake Chetek New Auburn Shell Lake Cameron Bruce Clayton fmanager j fmanager 'D Qbacklb Qendll ftacklell Qc enter fb fbackli fbackli fbackh ftacklelb fendli Qtackle' fcenter Qtackleli ftackleib fendfi P ,P IA 1 A fcenter ftack1e'l A fendlb Ktacklej ftacklel A fbackir ftacklelb ftackle'b lcenter ,I Qtacklell qbackw qbackln qbackln fbackli A 1 A Score Ao 03? ce: usa czsa 4317 C137 The football team started out the season by winning over Clear Lake 14-0, but lost the next three games until playing New Auburn which was the Homecoming game. With a few bad breaks we lost the last two putting us in fourth place with two wins, five defeats. There will be six lettermen return-- ing for the 1949 and 1950 season. 39

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HOMECOMING Homecoming activities started off this year on Thursday evening, October 21, 1948. The Snake dance was the fir st event of the evening, after which the band played and we heard speeches from former athletes from Turtle Lake High School, members of the faculty, and members of the present football squad. After the speeches the huge bonfire was lighted and around it we had a Pep fest in which the cheerleaders and faculty members participated in leading the yells. On Friday afternoon we had our parade of floats led by the band. The three prize-winning floats were: first, Red and White: second, .Tunior Class: and third, the Sophomore Class. Friday night was the big gaxne. We played New Auburn and defeated them 57-7. The band gave field maneuvers at the half. The events of the evening ended with the dance. At 11:00 the queen, whose identity had been kept secret until that time, was crowned by the football captain, Clarence Colburn. The candidates for queen were, Margie Hart, Elaine Lahti, Thelma Lee, Sylvia Merle and Lillian Ruff. The queen for the 1948 Homecoming was Margie Hart. The grand march was led by the queen and her escort, Gihnore Goulet. We all considered our Homecoming very successful this year. A large ma- jority of the student body and members of the aluznni attended and everyone had a good time. Left to Right Attendants: Elaine Lahti, Sylvia Merle ' Queen: Margie Hart Attendants: Lillian Ruff , Thelma Lee. 40