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

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BA D The instrumental Music Department is under the direction of Bandmaster Dale D. Smith. The main activity of the band again this year has been the continuation of train- ing of instrumental beginners. New players must continue constantly to keep coming in- to the organization or the organization will never be able to survive the loss of students these past few years. This year the Concert 8: Marching Band has made several public appearances which MAJUH The Marching Band Senior Majorette is Ardeth Dold. The Junior Baton Twirlers in- c1udedMarlys Heppner, Eileen Zeroth, Patsy Schramski, and Idla Mae I-Iaase. The Junior Band has twenty-three mem- included all of the home football games where they displayed marching routines in recog- nition of both schools participating. All half- time maneuvers included spiral formations, bicycle formations, school letter formations, and several novelty numbers. The band played for the Annual Creamery dinner, the Junior Class Play, Pre-tournament concert andat the close of the school year, partici- pated inthe Rice Lake Music Festivalwhere many solo and ensemble groups did very well. IITES bers to date and has been playing quite well the past two years. The Junior Band has lost four members who moved to other cities. The Junior Band Majorette is Jean Miller. 'ull iw 'wsu ' s E5h':2'+rGg. ' an Z7

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BONNIE ZEROTH, lIBRAIlY Clllll - E+-m1451431 : ':. - . 'PNJTQM5 sQQ?EgE3 ',' ', ,J ,ihm ,tis M., The Library Club of this school was first or- ganized in 1947 under Miss Janice Johnson. It is the duty and responsibility of each and every Li- brarian to serve the student body and faculty in the best way possible. The librarians also assist in the preparation of all the new books for the grade and high school libraries. Miss Skoe, the head of the organization, assists the librarians with ma- terial and advice as needed. NEW BOOKS ADDED THIS YEAR Reader Digest Books, Magnificent Obsession, Only the Stars are Neutral, Blue Water Man, Scudda-hoo Scudda-hay, Chippeway Captive, The Young Craftsmen. MARCELLA HAMMER, GAYLE PETERSON, EVELYN WANZONG, NICK PoPoE DONNA MILLS THERESA HELLER, Miss SKOE, SEATED. 29