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

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F.B.L.A. Being rganized The business department offers the following courses to students: Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Book- keeping and a two-hour block Office Education Class. The Office Education class is designed to train students to enter the office labor market immediately upon graduation or to obtain additional secretarial or cler- ical training at a technical institute. The organization of a Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica group is being planned. The department strives to develop workable skills for a student's personal and future use. LEFT: Mrs. Hanson BELOW LEFT: Mr. Birch BELOW: Mrs. Nerby 17

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New Video-Tape Aids in Teaching ABOVE: Mr. Howard, Superintendent I would like to take this opportunity to thank the stu- dents, staff members, and parents for their efforts and cooperation during our second year of operation as Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau Senior High School. The curriculum revisions that were made in the content and length of courses for this year were successful. Further revisions are being planned by the staff for the coming year in our constant appraisal, evaluation and updating of the curriculum for the benefit of our students. Through the efforts of the students and staff members, ABOVE: Mr. Valiska, Principal our extracurricular and intramural programs were satisfying and successful. To our seniors in particular, I would like to say, Good luck in all your future endeavors, and thank you for the contributions you made to the legacy and fame that has been, is now, and will be Gale- Ettrick- Trempealeau Senior High School. Mr. Valiska ABOVE: SCHOOL BOARD, H. Lyon, R. DeLaney, J. Sacia, J. Beadle, R. Bibby, V. Erickson, B. Evenson. W li

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French Is Driving Us . The French department offers four years of French be- ginning at the junior high level with French I and con- tinuing to French III at the senior high level. Students inaylbegin French I at either the junior or senior high eve . On the high school level, the entire curriculum is in- dividualized, allowing each student to work indepen- dently at his own pace. At the end of a four-year program, students will be competent in each of the four language skills, listen- ing, speaking, reading, and writing. Below: Miss M. Tevis X as Q Above: Mr. R. Solberg The driver's education course was once again offered to all sophomores and to juniors who had not yet had drivers training. With new textbooks called LET'S DRIVE RIGHT for the classroom course, and a new standard transmission car for the behind-the-wheel training, the students had a better opportunity to learn- and experience the right driving procedures for high- way safety.