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

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YEARBCGK DEADLINES COME AND GO ANNUAL STAFF COPY Who's doing the Senior Directory We've only got 30 more pages left! Mrs. Hanson, is this captain okay? When WAS that deadline? These are a few of the comments which are heard time and again during a yearbook meeting. Meeting Monday through Thursday nights after school, the staff is constantly busy trying to complete the re- quired pages for each deadline. With the addition of Trempealeau to Gale-Ettrick, the annual now consists of 100 pages. With the increased size of the yearbook, the work also increased. Being part of annual staff is not all fun and games, many times it's just plain drudgery. But the finished product makes it all worthwhile. ABOVE: Co- editors: Debbie Lund and Dave Brown BELOW: E. Lettner, A. Paulson, A. Bishop, C. Hanson, M. Johnson, L. Nelson, S. Manchuk, B. Schwarzhoff. I I ABCVE: Let's get this over with - We've got better things to do. 30

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si ABOVE LEFT: Attendants: Connie Hanson and Alan Paulson. ABOVE RIGHT: Attendants: Marcy johnson and john Byom. CENTER: Home- coming Court leads Grand March. LOWER LEFT: Attendants: Chris Moulton and Reed Neiderkom.

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STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS CHRISTMAS BALL 1 ABOVE: President, W. Klien, Vice-President, K. Twesmeg Secretary, C. Wilber, Treasurer, D. Adams. With the increased enrollment of 500 students at Gale- Ettrick- Trempealeau this year, the Student Council voted to change the number of class representatives from three to five. Another significant change in the constitution now re- quires a fall election from among the Junior Class represen- tatives of a vice- president who will serve as president the following year. Major projects of the Student Council included the planning and supervision of Homecoming activities the third week in September and the sponsorship of a Christmas Ball on Dec- ember 11th. A well-received innovation this year was the presentation of an all-school Christmas party the last day before vacation. Representatives of various student groups provided a wide variety of entertainment, and judges awarded cash prizes to three winners. The operation of the pop machine continued to be a source of income, enabling the Council to make a sizeable contri- bution toward the purchase of the new out- door electric scoreboard for the athletic field. With a larger student body and more members, the Student Council is looking to a future of increased activity and ser- vice to the school. Much of the success of the Student Coun- cil this year can be attributed to the time and effort given by our active and interested advisor, Mr. Dave Lund. BELOW: D. Adams, R. Grant, R. Wood, L. johnson, A. Lettner, C. Wilber, L. Parkhurst, J. Erickson, P. Nichols, K. Twesme, Steve Scheller, jeff Hogden, Eileen Clark, Connie Hansen, D. Baer, P. Scheller, L. Klien, W. Klien.