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

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'ARTICIPATI ON IN LIBRARY WORK A P, ..,.,,,..-0 pw' MW rf- 1 ,' dw-.WI if ,..f.Q...f , . Y: ' f L Q: isp' 4 -I2 gr'- rA IUXR I,IH 'I': Birdie :uid Rob utiIizc the many rcsourccs of our lib- vary. I.IlI 'In: Nommzl :mil Nam use microfilm for rc- soqirch in their studio-: R I .,- li I 1 . K 4- . -X 53? I Qtr 519 if-'P I I If-ff if if Ig gg If '- I Q Q . M w g WE I-vi r I' P, - 5 . Q- ' 2- A I 'W 1 J E A , ABOVE: ROW' 1: 3 Tx' I 'ul ll. Bcttcsworllx, N. Leavitt fx In I If ' 'Il xr nu , I. Haro, F. Iettncr, R. Aaslami, R. DOHC, R. W.II rn Qnn I2 fX:1QI:1ml fi Sfnvv, KI, t nnv'mI I Un 1 Loral. ROW 1mI:1Q I I7'1rkI ' nn-Qt' IX 'I rnnhn rn I IXIDI..

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CLUB PROMOTES UNDERSTANDING AN1 ff 5 fr '..., V 1 5 X we K 5 11, K . 1: .,,. , , V . J, r if 53 3 .lj T . , . a i Vi K s 1 The purpose of the Library Club is to promote interest 3' ' V in the library and to increase student understanding and f -.Iv '- . j , participation in library work. The organization also V e E strives to stimulate interest in libraianship as a profess- if ,- f -- f I 5, nw L ' el ii ri 1 .' Q G .O . Qi' ,. fy' II 1 H' f -lm- ,H fi 4,3 My . 'ia Q Affiliated with Student Library Assistants of Wisconsin, yi. -- ,Q 1 ,J ,- e the club sent delegations to the state conventions in A 1 -i H r.,,,5 l 3' + A 4 April of '73 at Whitewater and in April of '74 in Eau r ' . . Claire. This year the local club was honored to have -4 L one of its members elected to a state office in this organ- 'Wil ization. jane Erickson was elected editor of the publi- cation, SLAW Newsletter. Serving in this capacity, she and her advisor, Mrs. Twesme, attended meetings of the executive board in Madison, Fan Claire, and Wis- consin Rapids. Miss Sandy McCardle, a student-librarian from Monroe High School and also an officer of SL.-XW, visited G,fZ.T High School in December as an exchange student interested in observing library procedures here. For the tenth consecutive year, members have operated the paperback bookstore for the convenience of their fellow students. Twelve new members were accepted in early january. In May, sixteen graduating seniors said goodbye at their annual spring dinner. ' I 4 7 D Kitt IQ :us :shui ' 25, ABOVE: ROW 1: Mrs. Twesme, T. Stellpflug, R. Grant, C. Clowcheski, B. Williamson, R. Wood. ROW 2: R. Beime. C. Gloweheski. T. lessessl-cy. L. Mickelson. L. lxelsestuen. A. Lettner.

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The C. li. T. Student Council acconiplisheti all planned activities with effort and hard work. The activities were the homecoming parade, honiecoining sock hop. and the Winter Snohall. The Student Council President this year is Loren Klein with Vice-President Dave Hanson under the direction ofthe advisor, Mr. Dave Lund. The council hopes to ht-lp the school in any way it can hy lwrinqing in con- veniences such as the pop machine and striving for better facilities to inalsc lite easier for the students at C. li.T. Iliqh School. The council hopes to put up a hicyclc raclt for the students this spring. LL CTIVITIES GO WELL 455 h . 1 5 E