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

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ABOVE: ROW 1: J. Robertson, H. Baye, G. Baardseth, C. Dutton, L. Corcoran, D. Dietch, D. Redsten, R. Winters, E. Howe, C. Wilber, L. Hanson, K. New- mann, R. Truax, L. Hammond, P. Dahl. ROW 2: S. Klettenberg, R. Dettinger, D. Grover, D. Henderson, S. Manchuk, B. Truax, D. Truax, J. Folkedahl, H. Folkedahl, E. Oanes, M. Leavitt, J. Mlsna, R. Dolle, N. Back, J. Moller, L. Johnson, R. Swenson. ROW 3: D. Aasland, D. Pederson, P. Trim, S. Galewski, C. Tschabold, C. Trim, J. Tranberg, J. Campbell, D. Bishop, C. Johnson, L. Steffes, M. Oedsma, K. Rand, M. Sacia, A. Elliott. ROW 4: T. Filkowski, J. Mulac, M. Clark, R. Hanson, L. Nelsestuen, J. Wason, B. Near, L. Mickelson, J. Poss, T. jessessky, T. Hauser, P. Hilt, M. Dolle, K. Johnson, M. john- son, D. Bettesworth. LEFT: Sing along with Swens!

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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

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ABOVE: The Pom Pon Girls performed at half time of both football and basketball games, adding something special to the half time session The eighteen girls who make up the Pom Pon squad provided half-time entertaiment at many home foot- ball games, basketball games, and wrestling matches again this year. The entire squad attended a pom pon clinic at La- Crosse State University this fall. At the clinic the girls performed one of their own routines, heard new ideas on different styles of uniforms and shakers, and learned many new moves. The night of the last home basketball game provided extra excitement. Since it was the senior girls last night to perform, the squad went out to eat before the game. After the halftime performance, roses were pre- sented to the senior girls and to Mrs. Anderson, the girls advisor. This years captain was Kathy Rand. Donna Bowman was selected by the squad as co-captain. She will be cap- tian next year. Shelly Hanson was secretary-treasurer. RIGHT: Come on Mrs. A. , hit the spot.