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

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HIIHBMI ROW I: LEONARD HERvAs, U5, BACK: Louis HELLER, 1+2, END, LOWELL WOHLK, 314, TACKLEQ ARNOLD PEER, 36, BACK5 DUWAYNE PETERsoN, 7-ill, END2 DUANE ORN, 143, BACKQ FRED GRABER, 35, TACKLEQ ROGER HEPPNER, 31, TACKLEQ WARREN KlNG, UO, END. ROW 2: LEROY KINGSBURYZ DONALD MAGNUSONQ ENOCH CORDES, 31, ENDS JOHN STEFFEN, U2, BACKQ DON LAHTI, 38, CENTERQ JERRY COLBURN, Nl, BACK, ROBERT FREDRICRS, U6, TACKLEQ MELVIN STEFFEN, 33, ENDQ RODNEY BOROWSKI, 32, TACKLEQ ROBERT WANZONGQ JIMMY DANNIGER - MANAGER, COACH - DEAN W. CRowELL. ROW 3: CARL MOLLs, 3, BACK: NORMAN POTVIN, 749, TACKELQ LARRY GLAUBITZ, 58,TAClfLEg CHARLES HARD, U8, BACK? DARRELL PETERSON, 50, TACKLEQ JOSEPH PIECHEL, ll-2,TACKLEj RICHARD PERRIN 7-Ill, CENTER, EUGENE POSEY, UO, BACKQ FRANCES PEICHEL, 59, TACKLEQ BILLY OLSON, U5, END. The 49 Turtle Lake football team got off to a ve ry good start by beating New Auburn Z5-O for the first game. The next game was played with Clear Lake which was our first loss game. In this game we were very unfor- tunate to lose our center Tom Johnson, be- cause of a broken leg. For our third game the Cameron Comets came to Turtle Lake. It was our first happy 15-13 win game brought us win list when home game. It was a very for the Turtles. Our next another score to put on the we defeated Bruce. ln this ffqn game we lost another player, DuWayne Peterson. After winning these, luck began to change. We went to Chetek and lost our second game of the season, 21-6. Then came the game that everybody was waiting for, our Homecoming, which we lost 13-7. This seemedto be our toughest game. For our last game Clayton came to play on our field and we defeated them 13-6. This was the last game for six lettermen and we will have nine lettermen back for next year. 411' ,Q lp We I r s 11 gli' 4 s wg ff 1 , .15 ', 4 :7 A, 5 .. , ff f 3 6 A -pg . 5 gg. ..-f eras- - 'fm as 'rv .647 .4711 -:' ,,g-5: 43f:131'. 3af v' Ji? - V 1 4' fs-, ,--,- 'T' .- A- ZA T., ' 1 1 1,'h, -:ig ,. Q' ,Al ' 4,1-.. - ,yv ,f A .3 I-14,5 LJ gwgwh Q- f-,.. , ,. . 1 I 4 ff! if 5:-1-9 '.1-3 7 ' f ' 'Elf ' , -4 4 '. '--- f a- ' r .,' 1-,.T'g..5 ,, x .f af. 3 3 li, 31:1 .ij X ,. .' , K I .R Cie-f ff-' R' 1 ' ,,,2, 5r,. X,g4.,lTAx 339 f 5 , .1' ,, ,' . Ffa' r M : ,- ,f',,f.- I., 5 I -7, 3' 4 - v -.,' ,I V -4:- V H' jf T-,' gf. . yfh. by - .A ,pf ,U Q 'A' ' -..-fu Mawr Q Y' A , , , -,. 'jiri-F41 7 A ' -' aff. V N 1.-gg: , V 'H-111 '- '-'N ah A AR U s L L . L , Q , ri,-1--. f, J 3 J, .1 R 3-5. gg. 2 5 I 5 ,qg-Si t . ,fa J' M ,1 J W QL i?v' 4 - ri '

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BASKHIlAll FIRST ROW: WARREN KING, GUARDS DUANE ORN, FORWARDQ ARNOLD PEER, FORWARDQ JACKIE HELLQE l GUARD. SECOND ROW: CoAcH CROWELL, Louis HELLER, FORWARD: JERRY COLBURN, CENTERS RAY- MOND MULLER, CENTERQ DUWAYNE PETERSON, CENTERg LEONARD HERvAs, GUARDQ NICKIE CORDES, FORWARD: MANAGER - RODNEY BoROwsKl. First call for basketball material brought out about thirty men. In the first game of the season the Turtles lost to Chetek by a score of 57 to 16. Frequent fouling enabling the Chetek boys to outscore us. Against the Clear Lake Warriors, Turtle Lake lost by a score of 36 to 12. The next game we played was Clayton and we again came out on the short end at the score. We were defeated by a score of 44 to 24. We then met the Shell Lake Lakers and with a close fought game we again fell down by a score of 34 to 40. Other games played before the end of the year were with Clear Lake, Chetek, Clayton, Shell Lake, Prairie Farm, and Wayerhauser. A. I 1752. I ,ft 07 .wQyi5,gJ:r A , 5, .Q 37