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

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.Ill lllll MASS PlAY ROW l: ARDETH DOLD, PATRICIA BLEcHINGER, LEONA DIERS, LEILA SPLETT, LAVILLA SPLETT, BETTY MOLLS. ROW 2: LEONARD FREITAG, JAMES DANNIGER, ROBERT WANZONG, LOWELL WOHLK, Dom LAHTI RONALD FORTMEYER, ROBERT FREDRICK, ORTWIN SPLETT, MISS SKOE. The Junior Class presented the play, The Doctor in Spite of Himself, on January 27, 1950. The orginal play was written by Moliere in France, during the .I seventeenth century, for the sole purpose of enter- taining. This was a modern adaptation by Barnard Hewitt. Members of the cast were: Sganarelle, a woodcutter . Martine, his wife . . . . Robert, a neighbor . . . Geronte, a wealthy man . Valere, servant to Geronte . Lucas, servant to Geronte. . Jacqueline, Lucas' wife. . . Lucinde, Geronte's daughter . . Leandre, in love with Lucinde . Thibaut, an old man .... Perrin, his son. . . 1 u Q a o - I n I - . 1 1 - . . Lowell Wohlk . . Ardeth Dold . . .Timmy Danniger . Robert Fredrick . . . Ortwin Splett . Ronald Fortrneyer Patricia B le chinge r . . . Leona Diers . . . Don Lahti . . Robert Wanzong . . Leonard Freitag Maids .... . Betty Molls, Leila Splett, LaVilla Splett .32

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SEATED: TREASURER, JIMMY DANNIGERQ REPORTER, JERRY COLBURN3 PRESI DENT, JACKIE HELLIE. STANDING: VICE PRESIDENT, ARNOLD PEER, SEC RETARY, DUWAYNE PETERSONQ SENTINEL, LOUIS HELLERJ SPONSOR, MR PEDERSON. The Turtle Lake Chapter ofthe Future Farmers was or- ganizedand receivedits Char- ter on March 21,194O, with an enrollment of forty members. This year sixty-four agricul- ture studentsjoinedthe Future Farmers Chapter of Turtle Lake. There are thirty-three Green Hands, thirty-one Chap- ter Farmers, and one State Farmer, Weldon Fredrick. Lloyd Hoffmann and Jackie Hellie are qualifiedto become State Farmers, and hope to receive their degrees in the spring of this year. Some of the activities for this year were: enteraining the F.H.A. at a square dance, or- ganizing a quartet, attending the State Convention, and, in the spring, a Camping trip, which ended the activities for the year. ROW I: LARRY JOHNSON, VIRGIL HAASE, GERALD JOHNSON, BURKE MARSKE, CECIL SPOONER, WILBERT BECKER, RICHARD KING, MAURICE SPOONER, JOHN ERNST, MERLIN STRENKE, GERALD EDER, CHARLES HARD, VERNON HEPPNER. ROW 2: JACK BEECROFT, DEAN MEwEs, CARL MOLLS, EDWARD LUDKE, CHARLES JOHNSON, DARREL PETERSON, VERNON KUNKEL, LAURIN LEISZ, RONALD ZEROTH, GEORGE MORGAN, NORMAN POTVIN, ARNOLD SCHEPS. ROW 3: JOHN MARTIN, LARRY GLAU' BITZ, DONALD BUSSEWITZ, JIMMY DANNIGER, ORTNIN SPLETT, DANIEL BIRD, JACKIE HELLIE, ARTHUR KERN, JOE PEICHEL, NICKIE CORDES, EUGENE POSEY, WILLIAM OLSON, JOHN STEFFEN. ROW U: MR. PEDERSON, ALAN RUFF, MYRON ELFERS, WILLIAM REDDIG, RICHARD PERRIN, IRVIN DOSTER, RONALD FORTMEYER, GLEN WRIGHT, LESTER BERGSTROM, ROBERT FREDRICK, MELVIN STEF- FEN, LOUIS HELLER, NICK POPOE. TOP ROW: DON LAHTI, LONELL WOHLK, JERRY COLEURN, ROGER HEPPNER, LLOYD HOFFMANN, DUWAYNE PETERSON, ARNOLD PEER, LEONARD HERVAS, ORVILLE KOSER, JAMES MARSKE, CONRAD PEARSON. 31

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