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

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IN COMPETITION ABOVE: ROW 1: S. Ofsdahl, V. Ryder, J. Wey- ant, C. Hogden, K. Williamson, R. Reincke, K. Moppin, S. Willock ROW 2: D. Mickelson, M. Hilt, B. Molid, K. Ofsdahl ROW 3: L. Nel- son, J. Trim, S. Becker, H. Folkedahl, C. Ol- son, B. McCormick, K. Ofsdahl, S. Bell, C. McBride, H. Truax LEFT: Jane and Sharyn exhibit coordination and timing. FAR LEFT: Balance and poise, keys to a winning routine, are demonstrated by Linda and Shawn. 49

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GYMNASTS SCORE HIG Having a young team didn't: stop the girl's gym- nastics team as they began the year with only five returning lettermen, four of whom were seniors. Thus far in the year, they have partici- pated in four meets. De9fe,a.un'.. g Holmen in a home meet, CochraaElflQounta1x1eCity in their gym, and comingflgfij close sec, behind De- Soto at Logan, teajijalotlw good start. The high point 5 teairi the Dr. McLel- lan Invitationalfaf Yiroquaf Sefnt en schools competed and toggle fif p Lice, with Linda Nelson ajid Shawn Qfsdahlne 3 Y placing fifth in the individual cojnpetitio ' ff 2 , Teams were seoreigongtvfo levelsagnitead of one this year--begnnag and 'dw te compul- sory routines vias ojie .-le ieli ogllional rou- tines was the i townament program was nfl level only. 5 5 5 kltho h'alTTl'I?A'fEii o' etedsm did very well, 'Qlrejfoignioxl rg riibers consis- tently scored thb2h.i est '1'Tfey are: Sharyn Be ck er doing floor ellgz wn Ofsdahl on the un- even parallel bahs Mig Linda Nelson on the balance beamg and jane Trim did all four events and was the team's all-around. Mrs. Warriner is the team coach and Linda Nel- son is the captain. 48

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ATHLETES SHARE VICTORY AND DEFEAT CHEERLEADERS will be regulated by the full ATHLETIC CODE. 1. SCHOLASTIC: A student failing more than one subject will be ineligible until the next grading period. 2. ATTENDANCE: A truant student will be ineligible for the first contest following the truancy. i A student must be in regular attendance for at least 112 of I the school day on which an athletic contest is scheduled, I in order to participate in that contest. Qextenuating cir- cumstances to be given special considerationJ. 3. TRAINING RULES: Smoking, drinking, and drugs are to be governed by the same penalty. FIRST OFFENSE: The athlete is to be suspended for one- third Q1!3J of the regular season games, but must attend all practice sessions. If any situation where less than one- third f1f3J of the season remains, the penalty will carry i into the next sport the athlete ,participates in. SECOND OFFENSE: Suspension for one calendar year. GENERAL: Training rules shall be in effect for the full calendar year. Infractions occurring during a time of the calendar year when the athlete is not participating in a sport will be dealt with during the next season that the athlete participates in a sport. 4. CIVIL OFFENSES: Violations of this nature will be handled by the athletic board. RIGHT: G.E. T. Victories ABOVE: ROW 1: J. Worra, L. Nelson, S. Ofsdahl, H. Folkedahl, S, Becker, J, Trim, A, Wan-iner, L. Gautsch, D. Skwierawski ROW 2: J. Hauser, G. Jacobs, R. Niederkorn, N. Bell, D. Severson, J. Olson, P. Scheller, D. Salsman, R. Aasland ROW 3: E. Trim, J. Mulac, R. Sacia, T. Smith, J. Christianson, T. Cook, D. Osborn, J. Elstad, J. Cantlon, J. Richason ROW 4: D. Cantlon, C. Dahl, D. Uhl, R. Grant, T. Halderson, D. Allen, D. Rowlands, T. Smith, G. Ouellette ROW 5: T. Daffinson, J. Kopp, D. Ryder, S. Hovell, L. Stuhr, R. Solberg, K. Ouellette 5' 3 i