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

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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.

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The G. E.T . Chorus was particularly busy this year. A Christmas concert was given on December 12, featuring special select- ions of Do You Hear What I Hear , Three Wisemen Wisemen Three , Christmas Wish , and Blessed Mary . The students went Christmas caroling throughout the area and ended with a pizza party. In February the vocal department presented a pop con- cert with music by Simon and Garfunkel and the Car- penters. The final concert was a spring and festival concert. The solos and group selections entered in the festival contest were presented and enjoyed by a huge crowd, RIGHT: MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS: B. Near, T. Hauser, C. Wilber, K. Rand, P. Trim. ABOVE: ROW 1: D. Daffinson, C. Blankenhorn, C. Bishop, N. Salzwedahl, K. Williamson, R. Beirne, L. Brueg- en, C. Moppin. gow 2: C. Solberg, L. Quall, S. Konkel, T. Muller, E. Howe, B. Harnisch, J. Jacobs, L. Moppin. ROW 3: J. Mason, N. Gibbons, S. Manchuk, T. Berg, L. Schien, S. Beirne, D. Smikrud, B. Konkel. ROW 4: S. Bishop, K. Grover, P. Hovell, D. Gamoke, S. Patton, M. Dolle, P. Malesytcki, L. Mickleson. 72