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

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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

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G. E. T. knew it had the jolly-jolly juniors on its side by the way the class showed its spirit. Turning out at games, mixers, and pep rallies, the juniors were full of energy and anticipation. The class sponsored a mixer One-way Ticket, and placed third with their homecoming float Give 'em Hull! , which eased their financial worries for the Prom. The Class of '75 was the first class to add its number to the Spirit Stick, which boosted their spirit. Rounding the far turn and coming into the home stretch of their high school days, the juniors are cer- tain to succeed as Seniors. The junior class officers are: President-Sandy Smith, Vice-President-Tom Smith, Secretary-jill Carhart, and Treasurer-Gordy Jacobs. 5 2 A TIME if