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

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The Time ls Now The school year of 1972- 73 was filled with major national events: new world and olympic records were set during the 20th Olympiad, President Nixon was challenged by Democrat George McGovern in the Presidential Elections, Archie Bunker was a popular candidate for the Presidency, but didn't get many votes. Major events were also plentiful at G. E. T. throughout the year: Homecoming events kept every- one busy for about a week, the Redmen football team made the headlines by winning over Arcadia to become conference champions for the fifth year in a row, and by holding the longest winning streak in the state at 41 games, the annual Christmas Ball and Junior Prom provided a type of formal entertainment, and informal entertainment was provided by a Christmas program sponsored by the Student Council, the music depart- ment gave concerts. Youth Serving Youth was again in full swing with sen- iors transferring to the grade school during study halls. Each student who participated in the program felt that they had accomplished a lot in the areas in which they had worked. Students found time for sports through the year. Base- ball, football, and basketball were most prominent throughout the school year. Wrestling, track and curling were also important, and the girls who lettered in gymnastics became members of the Lettermen's Club. Girls Athletic Association was an ever-present after school activity. Most certainly, the Pep Club served a very important purpose--to promote school spirit by making signs and cheering at pep rallies and games. With their special effort, the spirit of G. E. T. was very high throughout the year, and, hopefully will continue to be in the coming years. g !f 's....

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