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

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In ustrial rts Mr. Duellman ex- plains how to use the engine per- formance tester. ROW 1: J. McDonah, P. Gille, T. Mosier, J. Knepper, K. Casey, B. Stephan, G. Smith. ROW 2: D. Baardseth, R. Neiderkorn, N. Bell, P. Williamson. ROW 3: M. Mlsna, R. Bucholz, W. Johnson, I. Kopp, M. Nichols. ROW 4: S. Prussing, B. Tranberg, R. Severson, T. Smith, D. Hanson, J. Douglas, R. Anderson, T. I-lalderson, J. Stegemeyer, D. Osborn, M. Delaney, L. Dahl, R. MacPhetridge, R. Nastvold, R. Duellman, M. Clark, Ed Trim, J. Bettesworth, T. Anderson. ROW 5: R. Larson, P. I-Ialderson, T. Johnson, G. Nicolai, L. Krackow, C. Ryder, T. Collins, D. Baer, L. Sahl strom, J. Paulus. 55

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Being a charter member of the Wisconsin Industrial Education Association, the In- dustrial Arts Club was alive and doing very well again this year. The club's main purpose is to give members a chance to further their education in industrial arts by building projects during open shop after school and in the eve- nings. The club also performs a service to the school. This year the members made the nativity scene that decorated the roof of the school during the Christmas season. The club is not all work and no play, however. The members built a float for the Homecoming parade with the theme Sink the Pirates . They plan to have another roller skating party, and to go to the Indianap- olis 500 again this year. All the members of the Industrial Arts Club received a patch this year. The patch designated their member- ship in the club. Officers of the Industrial Arts Club for the 1972- 73 school year were: Paul Halderson, Presidentg Terry Smith, Vice Presidentg Todd Johnson, Treasurerg and Ken Casey, Secretary. Pictured Below. Mr. Prussing helps the students in using the I.A. equipment.

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'. The Ecology Club is a new organization this year. The club's adopted name, Wood's Men, is in honor of Bernard Wood, who worked for the preservation of the soil and water of the Galesville and Ettrick area. The club planned to start a campaign to restore the Beaver-French Creek watersheds and Lake Marinuka. This would be done by fencing the streams and event- ually dredging and restoring the lake with help from the community. Plans were also made to plant shrubs in the school forest to feed the Wild animals. For the enjoyment of the members, plans are being made for a canoe trip to the Minnesota Boundary Wa- ters, and also to have a natural foods smorgasbord. The club's main objective is to develop and spread good ecological ethics by example and information. RIGHT: Shawn Ofsdahl and Marita Johnson prepare for a bit of mouse trapping. ROW 1: P. Scheller, Mr. Cecil. ROW 2: R. Neiderkorn T Collins ROW3 M Olson B Johnson I Diamond P. Sacia.