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

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ROW 1: D. Anderson, D. Bettesworth, E. Trim, I. Kopp, D. Biesen, B. Swenson. ROW 2: D. Anderson, D. Hanson, R. Severson, T. Haulderson, R. Byom, R. Anderson, C. Conrad, I. Paulus, L. Sahlstrom. ROW 1: D. Lilla, G. Schuh, L. Hovell, D. Evenson, J. Bettesworth. ROW 2: W. Johnson, M. Delaney, R. Nastvold, M. Johnson, L. Stuhr, L. Dahl, J. Sahlstrom, E. Moller . RCW 1: T. johnson, Treasurer, P. Haulderson, President, L. Krackow, Sentinel. ROW 2: L. Klein, Vice President, T. Hovre Reporter, Mr. Henderson, Advisor.

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The Future Farmers of America is a lo- cal state, and national organization. Its main objectives are leadership, partici- pation, companionship, and entertain- ment. The F.F.A. competes in creed contests, speech con- tests, parliamentary procedure contests, and numerous judging contests. This chapter finances its yearly activ- ities by a yearly magazine sale. It also sells Slow Moving Vehicle sign at cost. The G. E. T. chapter has received a superior rating for the past six years. It has been awarded a special plaque for the work in the Building Our American Communi- ty program the past two years. Our members are re- warded with pheasants, trees and corn for their projects. Each year one or more seniors have received their Wis- consin Farmer Degree at the state F, F,A. Convention at Green Lake Wisconsin. Many members receive awards on a special awards night each spring that is given for parts and members alike. The Wisconsin junior Dairyman's Association is a pro- gram to promote dairy herd testing and dairy herd improvement. The W.J.D.A, is open to all students in high school who has milk testing records on his dairy herd. We participate in the sectional meeting and two day convention. The members compete in speech contests, demonstration contests, dairy cow classification, and dairy cow exposition. The W,j, D.A. is incorporated in our F.F.A, and op- erates as a total part of the vocation agriculture program. Our members also enjoy many activities of entertain- ment. County Fairs, State Fairs, North West Livestock Exposition, senior fishing trip, and spring class basket- ball tournaments round out a complete F,F .A. yearly program. ABOVE: Only two girl members in W .I .D .A. , Linda and Becky along with President, I. Sahlstrom, and Secretary J. Kopp. LEFT: ROW1: W. Craig, P. Baird, M. Nichols, B. Kopp. ROW 2: R. Hovell, J. Richer, K. Sahlstrom, D. Evenson, S. Ahrendt.

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The Drama Club's main objective is to promote dramatic activities among stu- dents. The club's plays make them self- supporting, and teach theatrical adver- tisement, stage scenery., technical lighting, and make- up application. , The club hosted several instructional meetings and workshops which were open to the school. At one Work- shop, Dr. Louis H. Campbell, Chairman of the Ameri- can Theatre Association Stage Movement and Dance Proj ect and a leading authority on time and movement, was a guest speaker. The workshop was entitled Move- ment and Physical Expression. The workshop bettered the understanding of movement and the reduction of personal inhibitions. Another instructional meeting included learning the correct way to apply make-up. The club presented a one-act play, Curse you, jack Dalton, to the school and public. Plans were made for a three-act play. The club attended several plays at the Viterbo Fine Arts Center in La Crosse. These plays included, A Doll's House, The Boyfriend, which is a musical, and Faust. They also planned to see the presenta- tion of Cyrano at the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis. Officers this year were: Yvonne Bell, president, Darlene Kleppen, vice president, Corrine Becker, secretary, and Bart Near, treasurer. RIGHT: Egbert is persuing Bertha from Curse you Jack Dalton. BELOW: Yvonne, Corrine and Steve are planning a trip to Vertibo College to see a play. S ESV We 3 Nllnlllllnnnnqnqw guns mi In Kgs 5 We 'Y' AN XX N