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

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F.H.A. CONTINUES WORK OF SERVICE ROW 1: B. Sacher, B. Larson, B. Aasland, J. Hogden, B Lettner, S Dahl ROW 2 D Smikrud, J Jacobs, J. Stenberg, A. Olson, M. Willbur, L. Corcoran, R Be1rne, L johnson, D Redsten, C Drugan ROW 3 D. Henderson, D. Walske, D. Kleppen, B. Williamson, D Aasland P Cook, B Harnisch, L Quall, D Schmitt THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America, advised by Mrs. Jacobson and Miss Lebakken, have been very busy this year. They attended a rally at Cochrane -Fountain City in October and planned a Bake -Off for April. In October, they initiated 22 new members, bringing the total membership to 66 girls. The seniors also took their annual spring trip. The FI-lA baked and sent cookies to servicemen and sent Christmas presents to the children in an institution as a part of the FHA Handshake Pro- gram. They also took a trip to the Trempealeau County Hospital in March and conducted the UNICEF project in Galesville, Ettrick and Trempealeau in October. The president of the FHA was Kathy Butman, and Carol Wilber was the vice -president. The treasur- ABQVE Mums the Word er was Donna Adams, the secretary was Becky Smith. Beth Bahnub was historian, recreation chairman was Linda Lakey, the office of parliamentarian was held by Margaret Welch and the degree chairman Was Barb Aasland.

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L 1 ABOVE: P. Cook, A. Elliot, J. Hilton, A. Andow, L. Parkhurst, P. Douglas, B. Johnson, C. Guthrie, K. Twesme, J. I-lanson, J. Trim. , ,W .fmmwsww-r:waa.:.:a..., ,,,, .Y . -- . W : . . W. . ...N LEFT: Bookends The Girls Athletic Association CG, A. A. J, boasting a member- ship of 127 this year, participated in such diverse activities as basketball and bowling in the fall, curling, broom hockey and volleyball in the winter, softball and archery in the spring. To earn a letter a member must participate in two of these activities per year for two years. Pins and bars are additional awards for the third and fourth years. Other activities the girls participate in include a special swim party, a bowling party, and a tobogganing and skating party. The officers this year are Anita Bishop, President, Diane Walski, Vice-President, and Carol Wilber, Secretary-Treasurer. The gymnastics team, coached by Mrs. Warriner and headed by Captain Katy Twesme, showed great promise for many successful seasons to come. The core of the team is made up of juniors and sophomores with only two seniors graduating. The team defeated Melrose -Mindoro and LaCrosse Logan in dual meets and came in a close third in a quadrangular held at West Salem. A 14-school invitational, also at West Salem, showed what a high level the girls around the state have reached in this sport. Competition is held in four areas: floor exercise, balance beam, uneven parallel bars, and side horse vaulting. A girl may choose to do beginning or intermediate compulsory routines or intermediate optional routines.

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W ROW 1: J. Tranberg, D. Wilber, B. Johnson, P. Sacia, P. Stellpflug, K. Rand, L. Hammond. ROW 2: E. Stensven, S. Manchuk, L. Sander, J. Beirne, E. Oanes, L. Sacia, H. Folkedahl, R. Solberg. ROW 3: S. Hanson, D. Lund, S. Smith, J. Moeller, Z. Beirne, C. Seago. Green Lake Delegates, K. Butman, B. Smith, B. Bahnub, C. Wilber, W. Herman. FHA Officers, M. Welch, B. Bahnub, B. Aasland, L. Lakey, B. Smith, K. Butman, D. Adams, C. Wilber. s Xnwnwmw.:n-u-.mm