Gale Ettrick Trempealeau High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

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I J. johnson, J. Erickson, C. Tschabold, D. Baer, E. Clark, A. Bishop, T. Twesme, Mr. Lund, S. Schreiner, S. Schel ler, P. Nichols, K. Twesme, K. Back. Student Council An affiliate of the Wisconsin Association of Student Councils, the Gale-Ettrick Student Council strives for organized government and understanding between students and administration. Such things as dress guidelines and other student grievances are brought to the attention of the Council, discussed and then car- ried to the administration. The 1970-71 school year was filled with planned activities and school services. Besides maintaining the pop machine, the Cotuicil kept the Student Directory up to date. They also took part in school candy sales and began plans for an out- door athletic scoreboard. Homecoming week was planned by the Student Council, with a parade, bonfire and sock hop. Jim Johnson coordinated the activities and kept things running smoothly. At Chrisunas time, a movie, With Six You Get Eggroll , was shown, and re- freshments were served to the student body. Throughout the 1970-71 school year, the Student Council was under the leadership of Tim Twesme, president, Steve Schell- er, vice-president, Anita Bishop, secre- tary, and Steve Schreiner, treasurer. RIGHT: Student Council officers fill pop machine. Council Upen New Doors - '

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I ,ROW 1: Mrs. Nelson, Advisor, C. Hoff, B. Aasland, C. Anderson, K. Collins, L. Enghagen. ROW 2: K. Butman B. Aasland, J. Kaste, S. Halderson, R. Docken, J. Hogden. BACK ROW: K. Cantlon, W. Meunier, B. Oines, J. I Byom, G. Hansen, D. Spencer. I Belonging Is An Honor For S Students The members of the National Honor Society continually strive to uphold their high principles of character, schol- arship, leadership and service. Through this constant striving, they function as food citizens in their communi- ty, responsible members in their families, and intelligent, mature students in their school. -v Acting as guides during Parent-Teacher Conferences and ushers during graduation week, the members were of service to their school. The 1970-71 National Honor Society officers were Linda Enghagen, president, Bob Oines, vice president, Kim Cantlon, secretary, and john Byom, treasurer. RIGHT: jan Kaste speaks out on leadership at the NHS induction service.

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Ranting And Raving For Fun LEFT: G.A.A. Officers: K. Olson, E. Clark, S. Baer, R. Docken, Miss Nyseth. LOWER LEFT: Were putting it all together. BELOW: Don't get caught defenseless. J l 'Throughout the year, girls can be seen partici- pating in after-school games of basketball, vol- leyball, softball, tumbling, bowling and bad- minton. These activities are sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association, whose purpose is the planning of individual and group recreation for its members. Always keeping in mind that exercise and sports are essential parts of education, the GAA plans activities to support this purpose, but at the same time they have fun.