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

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The gymnastics team numbers 22 members with representation from all classes. This year's team worked with a corp of seven returning lettermen, including Captain Katy Twesme. The team participated in seven interscholastic meets plus the regionals, two of these being home. These meets include competition on the balance beam, un- even parallel bars, side horse vaulting, and floor exercise in both the beginning and intermediate lev- els. The girls must participate in all but one meet and earn points fdetermined by placementj to earn their letter and patch. New leotards and warm up suits added color to the team appearance. Gymnastics is a sport of tremendous grace and beauty. Jane Trim, Delaine Hoff, and Cathy Guthrie display this beauty as they perform floor exercise. GYMNASTICS TEAM: ROW 1: P. Trim, B. Johnson, C. Guthrie, C. McBride, K. Mesaro. ROW 2: C. Glowche- ski, L. Stegemeyer, B. Williamson, L. Grov- er, I-I. Folkedahl. ROW 3: D. Anderson, J. Hilton, J. Hansen, M. McKeeth, I. Trim. ROW 4: D. Hoff, K. Twesme. ROW 5: L. Nelson, S. Ofsdahl.

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LETTERWOMEN Last year's gymnastic team presented our school with its first girl lettermen. The gymnastics team is an interscholastic athletic team governed by the same body QW. I. A. A. ,that rules the boys interscholastic sports. These girls must be in top physical condition as at- tested to by a physician before they can report to practice. These girls must maintain passing grades in all subjects or be suspended from participation. The girls on the team must read, know and follow the same athletic code as set by the athletic board for the boys sports. High standards are set by all coaches in order to earn the letter in their particular sport. We feel the girls who earned their letter have achieved and maintain- ed the high standards of the athletic program. LETTERMEN Our membership is about fifty boys. We express thanks to the adults and students who help support our organization. As in past years the Lettermen's Club is selling re- freshments at the basketball games. The money that is earned is used for buying letters and emblems for V the athletes of G. E. T. It is also hped that we can 'TP T buy some video tapes for our athletic department. D. Hoff, K, Twesme, C, Guthrie, B, Jghn- One of our long range plans is to raise enough money Son, J, Trim, L, Nelson, P, Douglas. to purchase a portable gym which could be utilized by both girls and boys. ROW 1: S. Krug, I. Diamond, D. Osborn, T. Smith. ROW 2: R. Aasland, P. William- son, J. Elstad, J. Wagner, G. Leavitt. ROW 3: J. Hauser, L. Krackow, D. Lilla, J. Ol- son, M. Winters, K. Larson. ROW 4: P. Scheller, D. Uhl, F. Peterson, K. Casey, B. Harris, P. Halderson, D. Salsman, T. Bailey, T. Johnson, B. Stephan. ROW 5: D. Sev erson, C. Dahl, J. Cantlon, L. Stuhr, C. Beighley, S. Hovell, G. Mickelson, T. Hauser, B. Near. ROW 6: D. Brown, G. Ouellette, K. Wood, D. Baer. 50