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

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ROW 1: M. Updike, D. Casey, 1. Onsrud, C. Glowcheski, R. Grant, R. Sander, H. Truax, S. Ekern, I. Wen- burg. ROW 2: K. Williamson, C. Guthrie, S. Ofsdahl, D. Klomsten, K. Ouelette, D. Spencer, B. Knepper, J. Erickson, L. Sander, K. Kopp. ROW 3: T. Spencer, B. Enghagen, T. Cook, G. Jacobs, T. Stage, T. Toppen, J. Collins, R. Solberg, B. Sacher, M. Tevis. ROW 4: M. Sacia, V. Henderson, S. Hanson, C. Stage, C. Con- rad, S. Engelien, K. Olson, L. Nelson, J. Hanson, C. Kopp. ROW 5: R. Aasland, D. Wier, B. Bahnub, L. An- derson, J. Olson, C. Wier, J. Larson, M. Conrad, R. Aasland. LEFT: France's landscape also interests French students BELOW: Sharon, Shelly, John, and Rick agree French magazines are quite interesting. 69

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French Club enables students to have fun while they learn about the French language and culture . At French Club meetings, members play French games, sing songs in French, and just generally have fun. Many students have pen pals in France, and often their letters are V shared. At several meetings, French pasteries were served. To finance these foods, the club sponsored bake sales. Any student who is studying the language now, or who has previously had two years of French may join the club. Each member who wished could buy a pin, showing his membership . Again this year, the club went Christmas caroling. At each stop, they sang songs in French. Plans were made to attend the annual French dinner held at Eau Claire University. This dinner consists of dishes prepared in the authentic French style. Offi'cers this year Were: Shelly Hanson, president, john Olson, vice president, Sharon Englelein, secretary, and Rick Grant, treasurer. The club's advisor was Miss Tevis. BELOW: Miss Tevis doesn't do all the talking. RIGHT: David Spencer seems to have picked his site for his French dreamhouse.

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1 ROW 1: B. Iohnson, B. Sacia, B Williamson, B Sacher, D Hlesand, E Lettner, B Knopper, J Erickson, A. Kribs. ROW 2: K. Twesme, B Hovell, C Guthrie, W Hilton, S Becker, D Fischer, L Lebakken, L. Nelsesstuen, B. Hovre, J. Vosseteg, T Stage, M McKeeth, C Kopp, K Hovell, R Solberg, L Anderson, I. Carhart. ROW3 C Stage, P Nichols, P Sacia, K Kopp, A Olsen, P Deeren, K Krum holz, I. Larson, L. Severson, D Gooden, T Spencer, D Allen, D Klimek, M Updlke, I Parkhurst, The G.E.T. Band worked toward Class A competition this year, hoping to improve on last years second in concert and repeat a first in sight reading. A stage band has been organized again and will be used in concert and competition. New uniforms were the big, new addition to our band this year along with additional percussion equipment. The concert uniforms have a formal, tux- edo appearance. A high collar overlay changes them into a West Point style parade uniforms. The high fur shako makes them extremely impressive . The concert presentations for 1972-73 were the Christmas concert, a pop concert, spring concert and an exchange concert with Arcadia. FAR RIGHT: The marching band played it's part in the homecoming parade. RIGHT: The trombone section helps make G.E.T's band a groovy situation.