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

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. 2 'RB . fl ass ess Q, A flgj 5 as ll it eg aan 71 A 322 ROW 1: K. Hunter, D. Folkedahl, T. Hunter, E. Przytarski, D. Docken, L. Mickelson, D. Geske, B. Near, G. son. ROW 2: D. Skaar, M. Stellflue, P. Sacia, E. Kopp, J. Byom, P. I-Ialderson, F. Peterson, S. Scheller, S. son, T. Patten. ROW 3: R. Schermerhorn, G. Beisen, T. Twesme, M. Zoeller, R. Oines, M. Alvarez, T. Jensen, B. Stuhr, O. Elstad, S. Bryhn. ROW 4: D. Teska, D. Remus, G. Molid, D. Remus, R. Truax, W. Meunier, R. New ' . T. Pervisky, M. Baer, T. johnson. Redmen Repeat As No. 1 The 1970 Redmen football team faced a big challenge. From as Coulee Conference Champions and retain our number one rating amoung Wisconsin's small high schools? The challenge was met head on by a determined group of young men, and at the end of the season the Redmen had extended their winning streak to 25 games, were Coulee Conference Champions and were again number one in the Little Ten. The Redmen featured a balanced offensive attack with Orie Elstad, Mike Baer, and Bob Oines sharing the ball carrying duties. Paul Sacia led a potent passing game, throwing to such capable receivers as Orie Elstad, Mike Baer, Bob Oines, Tim Twesme and John Byom. The outstanding offensive play of the 1970 Redmen was made possible by a very dedicated, con- stantly improving group of linemen. Bruce Stuhr, Bob Truax, Mark Alvarez, Terry Patten, and Reed Niederkorn developed from an inexperienced group of individuals into an explosive, well- polished unit that played football in the Redmen tradition. Defensively the Redmen showed the same improvement. As 4 the season progressed, the opposition found the Redman goal line tougher and tougher to cross. Depth was the outstanding feature of the defensive line. Steve Scheller, Tim Twesme, Terry Patten, Steve Williamson, Ed Kopp, Tim Perviskey, Dan Skaar, Tony Jensen and Paul Halderson all saw a lot of action, Mark Alvarez, Greg Biesen and Don Teska provided the team with some excellent linebacking. Mike Baer, Les Mickelson, Orie Elstad and Bob Oines provided the Redmen with an outstanding pass defense. Bob Oines, Paul Sacia, Mike Baer, Tim Twesme, Mark Al- varez, Ed Kopp and Steve Scheller were elected to the All Conference Team. For the second time Mike Baer made the All State Team as a defensive player. Bob Oines and Paul . Sacia received honorable mention on the All State Team. Although many of the team members received individual hon- ors, it should be remembered that it takes team work to make these honors possible. It is through this team work that the ABOVE: Sock it to 'ern Redmen remained on top during the 1970 season and hope to retain this position in 1971. the opening day of practice, the question was, can we repeat .

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J V's Grind Out Yardage , J , A 2 ,, , , . ii W i J ,., . J J 3, n 1Q X A ' f J KX l s. ' M 1 ' . iz. P J E f l I s I ROW 1: J. Elstad, R. Neilderkorn, W. Johnson, T. Hauser, J. Truax, R. Tranberg, T. Smith, L. Jacobson, L. Sturhr. ROW 2: B. Lehman, J. Hauser, M. Olson, R. Aasland, M. Johnson, D. Teska, T. Collins, S. Cook, M. Paulson. ROW 3: D. Baer, T. Hunter, F. Berg, D. Docken, B. Near, D. Salsman, J. Cantlon, R. Aasland, P. Scheller, J. Carroll, coach. ROW 4: T. Johnson, K. Casey, J. Richason, T. Jensen, P. Halderson, F. Peterson, L. Graham, D. Remus, L. Krackow, G. Mickelson. In 1970 the Junior Varsity enjoyed one of its J BELOW: Hey Man---Move fast! most successful seasons being undefeated in ' conference play. The only loss of the season came in their last game when they played a strong Cotter B team from Winona. This year the unusually heavy line was es- pecially effective, both on defense and offense. Prospects for the 1971 season are promising, for with this strong Junior Varsity, Gale- Ettrick can look forward to another season of Varsity victories. 5 E