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

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v ROW 1 C Ouellette, J Beseler, T Burt, E Stull, S Hovell. ROW 2: G. Ouellette, J. Wagner, K. LEFT: On your mark, get set, go. A new fall sport, cross country, was added to the G. E. T. extra curricular activities program. It consists of a 2 112 mile, up and down hill, distance run. Four seniors, two juniors, and four fresh- men rounded out the squad of ten boys who tried it for the first time. A team of seven boys ran for the five best efforts to count for the school score. The team was coached by Richard Pampuch. The team ran in 11 meets, including the Logan Invitational, Brookwood Invitational, Coulee Conference and Regionals. Little success was achieved by team effort, but individuals improved a great deal. The best performances were turned in by Paul Wil- liamson Q13:43j, Kurt Wood l14:07J, Greg Ouellette, and Ed Stull f15:O2y, Jeff Wag- ner f15:3OJ, and Keith Ouellette Q15:53j. Due to heavy rains, meets were run in French's field, instead of the golf course. G. E. T. hosted the first Coulee Conference meet. The results were: First--Onalaska 1331, Second--West Salem Q34j, Third-- Holmen 1631, and Fourth--G.E. T. f98J.

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rac eam Exce 5 . TRACK The G. E. T. Track Team had another good season competing in 4 triangular meets and two dual meets. The Redmen came in second place in the Trempealeau County Meet, 8th in the Knights of Co- lumbus Relays, 2nd in the Holmen Relays, and 6th in the Red .Raider Relays. The freshmen 'and sophomores showed their strength by G. E. T. -84 West Salem-58 Bangor- 28 taking 2nd place in both -the G, E. T. Double Invitat- G. E. T. -83 'Onalaska-67 C . F. C- 20 ional and the Coulee Conference Meets, while the ju- G. E. T.-71 1X2 Arcadia-.67 Mel. niors and seniors placed .3rd and 6th respectively. Min. -31 1! 2 G. E. T. -68 1X2 Holmen-52 112 Ona. Winning 4th in total number of points at the Regionals, Luther-46 and Sth in the Sectionals, the Redmen showed they G. E. T. -93 Mel. -42 were still willing to fight. Two relay -teams were en- G. E. T. -76 West Salem-60 tered in the state meet. They were: Bob Harris, Dan Baer, Kurt Wood, and John .Byom running the 880 yd. relay and the same team ran the mile also. - With the juniors and seniors pushing hard, and the freshmen-and sophomores right beside them, our thin clads showed their determination, and strength and carried away a successful season. V .nf -. B . X . .EXE .. . ,.......wfw ROW 1: R. Pampuch, D. Spencer, J. Byom, J. Richason, R. Niederkorn, D. Baer, T. Hunter, J. Christianson, K White, G. Thill, P. Scheller, N. Bell, D. Uhl, W. McCutchen, J. Smith, P. Halderson, W. .Meunier, D. Lilla, ROW 2:'R. Johnson, G. Ouellette, T. Smith, R. Aasland, C. Dahl, R. Anderson, S. Hovell, T. Smith, D. Wag- ner, D. Rowlands, B. Breneggen, J. Collins, D. Allen, G. Leavitt, K. Wood, J. Hogden, T. Bailey, ROW 3: G. Mickelson, D. Bieson, T. Collins, D. Salsman, S. Scheller, D. Reincke, D. Brueggan, J. Olson, J. Cantlon, T. Hauser, D. Hanson, J. Heath, G. Jacobs, R. Tranberg, M. Olson, B. Harris, D. Folkedahl, T. Eichman, K. Wason. 44 l

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1 Coach Duellman held the first curling prac- tice December 13 with nine seniors and eleven underclassmen reporting. The first curling match was held January 6. The team participated in the Mid-Wisconsin Curling Conference. Their confer- ence record was three wins and five losses. The team also participated in the Wausua Invitational, the conference bonspiel, and the sectionals at Medford. LOWER RIGHT: Sam shoots the out turn in a draw shot. BELOW: A good delivery is the key to curling. G. E. T. H H H ll ll ll Il 8 Medford 4 Nekoosa 7 Port Edwards 6 Eau Claire 7 Wausua East 4 Wausua West 9 Clintonville 8 Waupaca as -s s C s ,s XM N-Yswtiiwst Q: , X r 1 N is 'XQ.,. ,, -N2-' it X X X sg X f sux X ss K Ns X Q XM k X XX is isis .wr X X x xmzxss WM .sw sn . sw mv. NAX N9 'X . ss WS . 'WON . .,,, ' A