Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1969 volume:

arrowhead WELCOME TO GALESVILLE INOUSTRY INVITED ’69 gale-ettrick high school galesville, Wisconsin co-editors: carol enghagen jackie burke advisor: mrs. g. hanson signs of the times at gale-ettrick high We are living in an age of technological advancement, social progress involvement. It is also a time of short skirts, ruffled blouses, psychedelic posters and student activity. The accent is on youth and their role--present and future. Gale-Ettrick High School reflects some of these signs. In an effort to prepare students for their future role an industrial arts class for girls was started and a section on computer programming is being taught in Chemistry. Since this is an election year, many students become involved in politics, campaigning for their candidates. A mock school election was held. Gale-Ettrick students exercised their right to a voice in school affairs. A temporary lounge was acquired through the efforts of the student council. Psychedelic posters also cover the walls promoting a variety of interests. Gale-Ettrick High School is in a period of growth and change and the signs all say GO! Table of Contents Student Life 2 Administration and Faculty 9 Activities and Organizations 15 Sports 33 Underclassmen 45 Seniors 67 Senior and Faculty Directory 82 2 3 fun-loving students enjoy school life administration and faculty Superintendent Robert Howard School Board members: R. Bibby, J. Sacia, A. Nelsestuen, K. Truax, J. Beadle. high school evaluated by north central The Signs of the Times indicate a need for continuous improvement and revision. Among high school students we see a much more worldly attitude today than we did in pre- vious years. A few years ago the most vital concern among 14 to 18 year olds was how to get to town on a Saturday night or who is going to win the game on Friday. These are still important to high school students, but more important are the problems of a satisfying personal career and world peace. As a result of this changing attitude professional educators must be constantly re-evaluating their methods and techniques. Our recent North Central Evaluation enables us to do just that. And the fact that a great percentage of our teachers spend many hours in graduate classrooms shows their desire for improvement. All improvement among staff members will ultimately benefit the students of our fine school. The soaring cost of education supported by a willing public is another sign which shows a desire for only the best. The families of our school community, your parents, recognize the need for good education and they are willing to provide the necessary funds for this purpose. The Signs of the Times have shown us the need for a good sound education. It is up to each of us--students, parents, teachers and administrators--to see that you, and all of those students who follow you, are provided with every op- portunity to receive the best possible start on the long road of a very competitive life. We salute the Class of 1969 . . . What you have learned here will help and guide you the rest of your lives. Mr. Gary Einerson 10 Principal Gary Emerson and secretary Celia Sime Maintenance: Buster Gardner and Roger Hauser. Left: Mr. James Bartos, counselor, is always ready to lend an ear to a con- fused student. Secretaries Janis Cram and Honey Ekem Cooks: M. Anderson, E. Olson, L. Lebakken, L. Hammer. 12 Dawn Andersen Robert Christianson Joseph Carroll Ruth Christianson Far Left: Do we dare? Left: Welcome Emidio! Below: Is the shortest distance between two points really a straight line ... Sandra Enger Donald Fitzpatrick Francis Green Gwen Hanson Would you believe . . . Donald Hendrickson Julie Jacobson Dorothy Johnson Russell Lund Helen Mel in Vicki Munch Elaine Nelson David Prondzinski Mary Esther Runnestrand Ronald Solberg Rod Truog Dorothy Twesme Norman Valiska Robert Westman 14 activities and organizations BACK ROW, 1. to r: C. Enghagen, S. Brenengen, B. Mahoney, M. Remus, K. Collins, K. Cantlon, C. Anderson, K. Corcoran, D. Vosseteig, S. Baer, M. Smith, B. Thompson, E. Pederson. ROW 2: R. Berg, R. Docken, K. Paul- son, S. Leisgang, M. Moller. ROW 3: K. Olson, M. Erickson, L. Kopp, J. Moller. ROW 4: A. Byrne, B. Leisgang, S. Cri eve. Trick or treat for UNICEF! On Halloween FHA mem- bers solicited funds for the purpose of supplying emergency food and medicine for children in under- developed nations. A babysitting service was offered free of charge to mothers of young children who otherwise might not have been able to vote in the national election. A Christmas pizza party for mem- bers was held and gifts were given for teenagers at the Children's Center in Sparta. FHA members attend- ed and participated in the fall rally held at Mel-Min at which time the theme Jobs, Careers and You was developed. A Mr. Irrestible dance was held in January. A party for residents of the country home at Whitehall was planned. Other activities included a special event for senior FHA members, serving at the Athletic banquet and the June trip to Green Lake by three or four girls se- lected on the basis of work in the organization during the past year or on their potential for leadership as officers in the coming year. 1968-69 officers: President Kathy Cantlon, Vice president Sharon Oanes, Secretary Angela Cantlon, Treasurer Kathy Collins, Historian Vicki Oanes, Recreation and Music chairman Rita Docken, De- gree chairman Kim Cantlon, Parliamentarian Kathy Corcoran. homemakers of america Popcorn sold by the FHA girls was a favorite with the football fans. BACK ROW: 1. to r: A. Cantlon, J. Bahnub, K. Lebakken, B. Schwarzhoff, D. Poss, K. Tranberg, S. Oanes, B. Aasland, A. Dick, M. Alvarez, B. Larson. ROW 2: D. Nehring, E. Myrland, B. Smith, V. Oanes, S. Gunderson, B. Aasland, J. Grant, P. Rogers, R. Truax, P. Henthom. ROW 3: K. Richardson, D. Swenson, C. Stenberg, R. Casey, L. McKeeth, V. Fairbanks, K. Cantlon, L. Hammond, M. Willis, S. Twesme, B. Schmidt. ROW 4: M. Henderson, L. Biesen, C. Moulten, M. McBride, M. Johnson, K. Butman, A. Bishop, M. Anderson. 17 deadlines hasten; the staff panics Through four deadlines the annual staff designed layouts, cropped pictures, and wrote copy, until G-E life took on meaning and form through the mediums of paper and ink. BACK ROW: R. Filkowski, J. Moller, D. Emerson, N. Haug, K. BACK ROW: J. Burke, Co-editor R. Berg, S. Hogden. Tranberg. FRONT ROW: J. Bahnub, K. Paulson, C. Enghagen, Co- FRONT ROW: L. Enghagen, L. Kopp. editor C. Stenberg, D. Schwarzhoff. |counciM aent voic adminis Uo A burst of activities flooded the Student Council's beginning months. Exciting dances, ideas, and projects were included in a year filled with service. The student council again organized the Homecoming parade, bonfire, and sockhop; also the Christmas program which included a two hour movie this year. After the students voiced their desire for a student lounge, the student council delved into the problem and came up with a reasonable substitute. The gym was opened at noon, ping-pong tables were set up and a record player was provided. Student Council: S. Dettinger, C. Anderson, R. Oines, E. Peterson, E. Paiva, J. Cantlon, G. Oines, R. Ofsdahl, R. Gooden, A. Olson, M. Baer, J. Byom, R. Brandtner. library—center of student learning LIBRARY CLUB: ROW 3, 1. to r.--N. Haug, K. Cantlon, J. Bahnub, F. Hackett, K. Congdon, D. Spencer, D. Richer, J. Vasquez, P. Fairbanks. ROW 2: Miss Scheunemann, Student Teacher; S. Oanes, B. Kaste, A. Cantlon, J. Grant, S. Erickson, J. Ravnum, Mrs. Twesme, Adv. ROW 1: S. Gunderson, J. Bettesworth, J. Cantlon, B. John- son, L. McKeeth, J. Truax, M. Willis, S. Douglas. ABOVE: Don Baardseth relaxes in library. RIGHT: Students browse through paperback bookstore. During the summer of this year the library club sent Sue Erickson to a workshop for student librarians at the University of Wisconsin. Last fall a delegation of six members attended a SLAW convention at Desote High School. Following the Holmen football game on October 18, the library club spon- sored a mixer featuring the theme Spooky . On our tour of the La Crosse Public Library during November, we were in- troduced to many new techniques and facilities incorporated into this ultra-modem building. Official membership in the state SLAW organization was completed, and we sent repre- sentatives to the state meeting in May. Other activities included initiating eleven new members on February 8, to fill our constitutional quota of thirty-five members, and observation of National Library Week in April by publicizing and encouraging reading. Concluding the yearly activities was the presentation of service awards to deserving members on Day of Honors Convocation. Ig.a.a. offered fun and competition between teams Above: Don't give up, don't let it get you down. Left: Getting high the easy way! honor society participation work, fun, effort NATIONAL fty Wpri pthat ptemher « .. d dt ng t kpa rtntSheafihar confer at graduation. In October new members were-+rt8ucted inito the society. Emidio P iva, oui foreign exchange was.ehosen to be an hoiTorary mjmber. nth t£e honor society EQvided 5t5n 0ls display cas Sjis ts and activit e cted the annua ise money to Sponsor anot stude Each dar comm Membe order to exchang calen- of the tale in foreign This sprinj a weekend Galesville profit earned. orked for tore in f the Left: Honorary member Emidio Paiva, foreign exchange student from Brasil. ROW 4: 1-r: B. Johnson, D. Olson. ROW 3: D. Richer, R. Hansen, D. Spencer, G. Oines. ROW 2: J. Burke, E. Piva, E. Peterson, K. Cantlon. ROW 1: J. Cantlon, J. Bettesworth, S. Erickson, B. Kaste, D. Lease, Mrs. Nelson, Adv. 21 There are 62 members in the Gale-Ettrick chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Oir president is Dan Deeren and our advisor is Donald P. Hendrickson. During the course of the year we carry out many projects and activities. Judging teams compete at the state level, both at River Falls and at the University of Wisconsin. Three major fairs arc attended: Trempealeau County Fair, Wisconsin State Fair, and Northwest Livestock Exposition. Several champions and many blue ribbons are won at each of these fairs. Several meetings and conventions are attended. WJDA members attend the WJDA Dairy Show, which was held last year at Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Our chapter officers at- tend the Green Lake Convention where FFA chapters from all over the state meet to plan the year's activities. Our officers also attend a Leadership Training program which we were proud to host this past year. Our chapter is responsible for the planting and mainte- nance of a school forest which is used as an outdoor lab for all the grades in the Gale-Ettrick district. BACK ROW: Advisor Mr. Hendrickson, A. Remus, T. Leis- gang, R. Thompson, J. Hovre, A. Severson, D. Van Riper, Our chapter also sponsors recreational activities. In the l. Twesme, S. Folkedahl, D. Benrud, S. Hogden, T. Sacia, summer softball is played. In the winter, basketball r. Solberg, S. Jacobs, K. Congdon, B. Weslie, D. Deeren, tournaments are held within the chapter. Approximately m. Sacia, D. Richer, T. Tisthammer, D. Betz. FRONT ROW: Below: W J D members test Milk samples. one week at the end of the school year qualifying seniors and Mr. Hendrickson, our advisor, take a trip to a place of the seniors choice, within reason of course! All of the money needed by these various activities is furnished by the annual seed and magazine sales held in the Spring and Fall respectively. These sales help make our chapter self-supporting. These local chapter and individual activities produce awards won by individuals and by teams. These peo- ple are honored at an annual Awards Night Banquet. Parents are encouraged to attend these banquets so that they may see the progress our FFA is making. There are also awards won at the state level. Three members have received Wisconsin State Farmer Degrees last year and two more have applied this year. Our chapter has also won awards at the na- tional level. We are a participant in the National FFA Chapter Award Program and have won a superior rating in the past two years. D. Baardseth, D. Olson, D. Heinz, G. Severson, B. Stuhr, D. Hanson, R. Byrne, D. Stuhr, J. Muller, T. Walton, S. Bryhn, J. Berg, C. Swenson, S. Ravum, P. Pederson, R. Van Riper, B. Lorenz, J. Seago. Both chapters daily strive to live up to their national motto: Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve. The Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association is an organization for boys who test their dairy herds. Herd testing lists the cows by the quality and quan- tity of milk. The WJDA is opereated and financed in cooperation with the Gale-Ettrick FFA chapter. The chapter attends the district and state conven- tion, district speaking contest and when possible the state show. BACK ROW: R. Solberg, T. Tisthammer, D. Deeren, B. Westlie, K. Congden, R. Thompson, D. Byom, D. Betz, Advisor Mr. Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: R. Henderson, S. Ravnum, S. Bryhn, J. Berg, T. Walton, J. Johnson, B. Stuhr. FRONT ROW: R. Van Riper, S. Cantlon, C. Swenson, D. Stuhr, J. Mul- ler, P. Pederson, G. Sever- son. 23 Concert Band BACK ROW, 1. to r: B. Henthorn, M.Severson, B. Mahoney, R. Mason, D. Geske, D. Schwarzhoff, J. Hogdon, B. Thompson, Mr. Westman director. FOURTH ROW: K. Lebakken, T. Leisgang, P. Sacia, B. Guthrie, S. Williamson, W. Lebakken. THIRD ROW: C. Grover, C. Hanson, M. Johnson, M. Anderson, D. Swen- son, G. Mahlum, R. Anderson, D. Spencer, J. Johnson, D. Spencer, K. Krackow, E. Peterson, A. Severson, B. For the Gale-Ettrick High School Band and their new director, the 1968-69 school year started off with the big task of performing a marching half- time show at each of the varsity home football games. The band also traveled to Stevens Point and LaCrosse, Wis. to add color and music to two col- lege homecomings. A color guard and new set of flags were added to the marching band. The color guard also presented colors at the home basketball games. The concert band schedule included taking part in the Christmas Concert, the Spring Music Festival, and presenting one concert of their own as well as competing in music contests. Westlie, R. Solberg, M. Krackow, J. Johnson, D. Cram, B. Barenthin, B. Larson, S. Sacia. SECOND ROW: L. Enghagen, C. Anderson, R. Casey, M. Alvarez, R. Berg, C. Farley, M. Remus, D. Vosseteig, B. Ekern, A. Paul- son, S. Anderson, J. Brenengen, J. Ravnum, B. Aasland. FIRST ROW: J. Truax, C. Hoff, S. Byrne, J. Truax, P. Rogers, J. Kaste, J. Hotchkiss, N. Haug, J. Cantlon. 25 Bach to pop--sacred music to folk songs--con- test music to fun songs--we sing them all. The Christmas concert and also the spring con- cert gave the choirs a chance to show the audience that we sing because we enjoy it and are especially happy when we can share it with others. Music contest time was a period of frantic preparation, exciting moments of performance, and breathless waiting for the judges results. Right: Choir members get ready to present their Christmas concert Girls Glee Club: BACK ROW, 1. to r: S. Oanes, R. Filkowski, V. Fairbanks, D. Lease, J. Bahnub, S. Husie, K. Cantlon, J. Berg, R. Docken, B. Aasland, A. Dick. ROW 2: M. Baye, A. Cantlon, K. Paulson, S. Twesme, M. Smith, S. Grieve, W. Nelsestuen, T. Docken, K. Olson, M. Moller, D. Betz, Mrs. Johnson. ROW 3: P. Henthom, B. Schmidt, J. Grant, L. McKeeth, S. Leisgang, K. Butman, J. Conrad, E. Pederson, S. Erickson, B. Pervisky, E. MyTland, L. Kopp. ROW 4: M. Erickson, A. Byrne, D. Nehring, M. Willis, L. Hammond, B. Leisgang, L. Docken, B. Smith, C. Moulten, M. Severson, C. Solberg, J. Martinson. 26 Above: Concert warm-up time --do, re - - Right: Hours of practice require ensemble members' patience as they perfect contest music. Mixed Chorus: BACK ROW: D. Lease, J. Bahnub, G. Gardner, D. Skarr, T. Patten, S. Husie, K. Cantlon, R. Docken, M. Moller, T. Docken. THIRD ROW: A. Cantlon, B. Aasland, K. Olson, R. Schermerhorn, V. Schermerhorn, M. Smith, K. Paulson, V. Fairbanks, J. Conrad. SECOND ROW: J. Grant, S. Erickson, M. Baye, L. Henderson, R. Solberg, S. Hogden, K. But- man, B. Schmidt, B. Pervisky, E. Myrland. FIRST ROW: M. Erickson, M. Severson, B. Smith, L. Ham- mond, R. Poss, M. Erickson, L. Docken, C. Moulten, M. Willis, D. Nehring, Mrs. Johnson. Above: come along with me to the sweetheart tree and carve your name next to mine . Left: Queen Dorothy, King Gary and attendants Vicki Fairbanks, Dean Olson led the Grand March. After many hours of planning and hard work the Junior class trans- formed the gym into a beautiful garden setting for prom night. Flower trees, a fountain, garlands of flowers climbing brick walls added to the theme Sweetheart Tree. Queen Dorothy Emerson, King Gary Oines and attendants Vicki Fairbanks, Dean Olson, Kathy El- stad, Bob Ofsdahl, Linda McKeeth, Steve Kaste, Kathy Cantlon, Kerry Anderson reigned majestically over the evenings festivities. Stu- dents danced around the sweetheart tree to the music of Frank Rollins. Queen Dorothy and King Gary 28 29 Anticipation, school spirit and excitement were the signs of the 1968 Homecoming festivities, October 4. Kicking off the Homecoming celebration were the crackling flames of the Redmen bonfire-pepfest with Gary Oines and Kathy Elstad beginning their reign as king and queen. The drums rolled as the cheerleaders led the parade followed by the marching band and many colorful floats. Shouts of approval climaxed a great finish to a victorious game. Students danced around the theme Indian Reservation with music by The Nightwalkers to conclude the evening. Queen Kathy Elstad and King Gary Oines. 30 two plays presented Unseen hands guiding venturous student actors through their vari- ous parts belonged to Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Runnestrand. Hours of practice, patient advisors and a fun-filled atmosphere suc- ceeded in making ANTIC SPRING and IT'S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS a huge success. The audi- ence enjoyed the picnic that ANTIC SPRING took them along on, complete with ants. In the play, IT'S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS, the audience was relieved when at last husbands were found for all the hillbilly daughters. The light comedy plays were en- joyed by students and community alike. Above: ANTIC SPRING Carol Enghagen, Kerry Anderson, Kathy Cantlon, Rick Nelsestuen, Julie Grant, Everett Peterson. Left: AFS, Emidio Paiva, takes an active part in school life. Below: IT’S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS Sue Douglas, Jan Kaste, Rhonda Brandtner, Connie Hoff, Kathy Lebakken, Charles Grover, Dennis Stellpfulg, Mike Zoeller, Lynita Docken, Debbie Vosseteig, Cheryl Anderson, Linda Enghagen, Mrs. Runnestrand, Advisor, Emidio Paiva. 32 sports The Redmen found themselves on top of the Coulee conference schools again for the sixth time in ten years as they finished the season with an 8--0 record. The 1968 edition of the Redmen football fortunes promised to be a rebuilding season with the loss of 15 regulars the year before, but there were many pleasant surprises as the season progressed. Led by Paul Sacia for the first four games, the Redmen found themselves with four victories and no defeats and the battle of the unbeatens looming against the onrush- ing Onalaska Hilltoppers. Dean Olson, filled in superbly for the injured Sacia and continued to provide the leadership for another undefeated Gale-Ettrick football campaign. The Redmen were led by two fine running halfbacks Mike Baer and Gary Oines and the blocking from Roy Gooden and David Grieve at fullback. Paul Sacia led the Redmen attack for four games and tossed a dozen touchdown passes during this period. Dean Olson con- tinued the fine play at the quarterback spot as he threw six more scoring passes and ran for two more himself. The Big Red line was led by Dick Sacia, senior offensive and defensive tackle and the other tackle Rick Nelses- tuen. Both of these young men were honored by All Conference selections. Steve Kaste was the All Confer- ence center and provided the blocking up the middle with the assistance of Jerry Hammond, A1 Remus, Dan Deeren and Mark Schilling at the guard spots. Arden Olson, Bob Ofsdahl and Dennis Benrud played at the end position and all three reached pay dirt this season. Arden Olson had the distinction of kicking a 22 yd. field goal against Mel-Min and hitting on twenty kicks on the extra-point attempt. The football season found twenty-nine players receiving letters for their efforts and a sixth place rating in the United Press Poll for Little Ten Schools in the state. Gary Oines, Mike Baer, Steve Kaste, Dick Sacia, Rick Nelsestuen, and Arden Olson were chosen to represent the Redmen on the All Coulee Conference Team. FOOTBALL: Varsity Team, TOP ROW, 1. to r.--K. Anderson, manager; G. Oines, P. Sacia, D. Olson, D. Benrud, S. Jacobs, M. Sacia, D. Sacia, E. Finch, B. Ofsdahl, A. Olson, A. Remus, S. Williamson, D. Spencer, manager. MIDDLE ROW--E. Peterson, manager; Mr. Lund, ass't. coach; M. Baer, R. Gooden, D. Deeren, S. Kaste, T. Twesme, B. Knepper, R. Nelsestuen, T. Patten, D. Grieve, V. Schermerhorn, M. Alvarez, J. Hammond, Mr. Whittier, head coach. FRONT ROW--Mr. Rassmunson, B. Lorenz, K. Nelson, B. Guthrie, T. Pervisky, M. Schil- ling, T. Christianson, D. Vazguez, B. Oines, W. Lebakken, D. Baardseth, B. Ristow, R. Anderson, Mr. Carroll, coach. Far left: Go get 'em Left: Ready, get set, GO Below: Follow the signs FOOTBALL: J.V. Team: 1 to r--TOP ROW: M. Alvarez, J. Byom, T. Patten, D. Longwell, B. Benrud, S. Wil- liamson, T. Twesme, B. Oines. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Rassmunson, R. Anderson, B. Guthrie, S. Scheller, T. Per- visky, D. Teska, D. Geske, B. Truax, Mr. Carroll, coach. FRONT ROW: D. Spencer, D. Folkedahl, D. Remus, S. Cantlon, B. Stuhr, R. Niederkorn, R. Truax, R. Burks, D. Stuhr. Above: Redmen--FIGHT, GO, WIN Below: Down -- Set Coach Whittier gives Paul Sacia a winning strategy tip. Chanting victory cries around the square before the big Homecoming game with West Salem. The 1968 Redmen track squad com- pleted another successful season. The season was highlighted by many out- standing individual performances. Jim Ekern established new school records in the high jump--180 yd. low hurdles and the 120 yd. high hurdles. Jim's record of 14.9 seconds in the high hurdles also established a new state class C record. Willie Docken set a new school and conference record in the discus with a throw of 145' 6 3 4 in the conference meet at Onalaska. Belwood Lorenz vaulted 11' 4 1 2 to establish a new school record in the pole vault. Although these were the outstanding individual efforts of the season, a total of twenty boys scored points in twelve track meets. Fifteen boys won letters. Below: Belwood Lorenz gives help to inexperienced vaulters. i BACK ROW, 1. to r: Mr. Lund, coach, D. Vazquez, T. Pervisky, D. Geske, R. Hansen, G. Gartner, D. Hilton, K. Congdon, T. Leisgang, R. Solberg, D. Baardseth, B. Lorenz. FRONT ROW: B. Oines, R. Cole, M. Baer, S. Jacobs, S. Kaste, B. Johnson, D. Grieve, N. Nelsestuen, M. Daffinson, G. Oines. Below: Gary Oines jumps to great lengths . 1 i o V: U' A fc A •v '1 SCOREBOARD | Gale-Ettrick Opponent 1 99 Holmen 60, Blair 40, Mel-Min 19 I 67 Arcadia 51 1 77 Onalaska 41 J 88 1 2 Blair 29 1 2 74 Tremplo 88, Holmen 34, Mel-Min 16 I J Second Place Peacock Relays I j Second Place Tremplo County Meet J 90 Holmen 53, Bangor 51, West Salem 16 1 57 Tremplo 61 1 Champions Conference Meet I | Champions Sectional Meet 1 1 Sixth Place State Meet I Gale-Ettrick finished a very successful golf season. The team finished second in the Coulee Conference and only one stroke kept the team from progress- ing in tournament play. Because of a growing response towards golf, a junior varsity was formed last spring. The junior varsity team experienced an undefeated season. With a fine nucleus of boys returning this year, we hope we can contribute to the pride and winning ways of Gale-Ettrick High School. STANDING, 1. to r: O. Elstad, T. Twesme, P. Sacia, D. Long- well, B. Ofsdahl, Mr. Fitzpatrick, coach. FRONT ROW: B. Guthrie, D. Ekem, M. Flaherty, R. Anderson. It's diligent practice for our golf team. Watch Coach Fitzpatrick stresses basic fundamentals to senior, Bob that follow through. Ofsdahl 38 The 1968 addition of the Gale-Ettrick baseball team was young and inexperienced. Returning from the 1967 team was Don Skaar, pitcher and Dave Skaar, catcher. With this type of team the Redmen held their own against the more experienced teams in the confer- ence, and showed potential enough to assure Gale- Ettrick of fine baseball teams for the future. The word is out that the Redmen are shooting for the State Tourna- ment in 1969. 1968 Record: Won 8 Lost 7 Ten Year Record: Won 73 Lost 36. Catcher Orie Elstad talks it up with pitcher Don Skaar. Senior Larry Henderson catches a liner. BACK ROW, 1. to r: T. Twesme, P. Sacia, D. Skaar, D. Olson, A. Olson. ROW 2: Mr. Valiska, coach, D. Skaar, B. Truax, L. Henderson, M. Baer, O. Elstad, J. Hammond. ROW 1: B. Truax, T. Christianson, K. Nelson, B. Ris- tow, M. Flaherty. 39 Above: We can't go on meeting this way! Below: FRONT ROW: R. Niederkorn, R. Henderson, S. Wil- liamson. SECOND ROW: Manager J. Vazquez, E. Parzytarski, B. Lorenz, K. Nelson, S. Bryhn, Manager D. Spencer. THIRD ROW: T. Leisgang, R. Nelsestuen, D. Benrud, S. Kaste, W. Lebakken, Coach M. Holzer. young wrestling team ain ria Hxngth The wrestling team started its second season very op- timistically. The team started practice with forty wres- tlers, twelve of these were returning lettermen. The outstanding team men were Belmont Lorenz 127, Rick Nelsestuen 175, and Dennis Benrud 165. The team was sprinkled with freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors with Dave Vazquez a sophomore at 103, Curt Nelson a junior at 120, Ed Parzytarski a freshmen at 133, Steve Byrne a sophomore at 127, Wayne Lebakken a junior at 138, Steve Kaste a senior at 145, Dave Grieve a junior at 154, Rick Nelsesturn a junior at 175, Dennis Benrud a senior at 165, and Mark Sacia a senior at Hwt. Dennis Benrud and Rick Nelsestuen won championships in their weight class in the Mustang Invitational. Dave Vazquez and Belmont Lorenz came in second and third respectively in the same meet. As of this writing the team has one win which was against Tremplo 26--18. Class of '69 fights on. The 1969 version of the Gale-Ettrick Curling team saw its first competition in the Wausau Bonspiel on January 24 and 25. The Gale-Ettrick Varsity com- posed of Dan Skaar--Skip, Bob Johnson --3rd, Jerry Hammond--2nd and Ken Congdon--lead, defeated Madison West in their first game, Stevens Point in their second game and then lost to Waupaca 6--4 in the semi-finals in the 1st event. Waupaca went on to win the Bonspiel. At this writing the Varsity also has games scheduled in their conference with Eau Claire Me- morial and North, Rice Lake, Stevens Point, and Port Edwards. The Gale- Ettrick team will also take part in the W1AA tournament series playing in the sectional at Madison on February 28. At the tournament they will play Madison East, Madison West Lodi and Trempealeau. Don Skaar is the veteran of the varsity playing on teams that won many trophies and also the team that was at the State tournament two years ago. The Junior Varsity was made up of Dave Ekern--Skip, Jim Beirne--3rd, Dick Hilton--2nd and Randy Poss--lead. FRONT ROW: J. Beirne, J. Hammond, D. Deeren, D. Ekern, R. Poss. BACK ROW: K. Congden, D. Skarr, D. Skarr, B. Johnson, D. Hilton, Coach Mr. Valiska. IXuLfUllTlI 8 y i  « i « t L W Above: Nice Shot! Above: Hit the broom! Right: Now what should we do? 41 hustle, determination shape redmen basketball teams . . . Hard work, determination, and hustle were key words in Redmen practice sessions. Sharp shooting, strong re- bounding and good defense were the results on game nights. Three returning lettermen, Kerry An- derson, Bob Ofsdahl and Marshall An- derson returned for the '68-69 basket- ball season. Dick Sacia, Roy Gooden, Mike Baer and Paul Sacia were other key performers during the season. At the time of this writing the Redmen boast an 11--1 record. The only loss being a 64--62 decision to Onalaska. At this time Bob Ofsdahl, Marshall An- derson, and Kerry Anderson all rank in the top ten in conference scoring. Bob Ofsdahl is leading the individual scoring race with an average of 21 points per game. Mr. Fitz welcomed 18 boys to the first basketball practice. The J.V.'s have shown an eagerness and willing- ness to learn that should serve them well in their future endeavors. This year, for the first time in recent years, our freshmen team played a separate schedule. The experience gained by these boys should be a great asset in their development as athletes and young men. Aren't You Glad you used dial? Varsity basketball team: Managers: V. Schermerhorn, D. Spencer. B. Ristow, M. Baer, T. Twesme, B. Ofsdahl, D. Sacia, M. Anderson, K. Anderson, P. Sacia, R. Gooden, J. Hiller, M. Flaherty, Coach Lund. Far left: Left: Bob Ofsdahl and Kerry Anderson share co-captain honors. Below: Heads Up Left: junior Varsity: FIRST ROW: R. Turax, B. Stuhr, S. Ravnum, SECOND ROW: O. Elstad, B. Guthrie, THIRD ROW: S. Sheller, S. Richardson, R. Anderson, FOURTH ROW: Manager: D. Stellpflug, M. Poss, M. Alvarez, Coach Fitzpatrick, FIFTH ROW: L. Baird, J. Byom, R. Schermerhorn, SIXTH ROW: M. Stellflue, B. Benrud, D. lettermen claim honors The lettermen strive to improve athletics at Gale-Ettrick and set a good example for other students on the field, in the classroom or wherever they might be. Sports participation brings out satisfaction. Both athletes and fans learn how to get along with others and the meaning of sportsmanship. The lettermen purchased a whirlpool with the profits earned on the concession stand at basketball games. BACK ROW--Coach Fitzpatrick, Coach Valiska, A. Remus, D. Olson, B. Ofsdahl, R. Sacia, M. Anderson, K. An- derson, D. Skarr, D. Benrud, A. Olson, R. Nelsestuen, Coach Carroll, Coach Lund. SECOND ROW: M. Alvarez, M. Daffinson, D. Deeren, S. Kaste, B. Johnson, G. Oines, T. Leisgang, T. Twesme, R. Gooden, D. Grieve, M. Baer. FRONT ROW: K. Nelson, M. Flaherty, O. Elstad, J. Hammond, L. Henderson, W. Lebakken, D. Ekern, E. Paiva. ‘yeah ladies’ make spirit their goal Tuesday and Friday were their nights, enthusiasm their motto, school spirit their goal. From the excitement of the first game to the nostalgia of the last . . . they--liked their team! Left: Varsity: Sue Gunderson, Debby Cram, Sue Erick- son, Julie Grant, Connie Hoff. Above: Jr. V.: Debbie Vossteig, Cheryl Anderson, Lanie Myrland, Marie Alvarez, Karen Olson. underclassmen juniors build successful happenings Where the action is Sing around the record player Dictation: Dear Mr. Robinson-- Right: Junior class officers: President Jerry Hammond, Vice President Terry Christianson, Secretary Dave Ander- son, Treasurer Dan Schriner. Venturing forth into the year filled with the big problem of money, the juniors proved they could conquer their problem. 1, 2, 3 Red Light was the theme for our first mixer. Operation earn money was off to a good start. Our homecoming float theme was, The Redmen Have a Better Idea which won third place. On December 14 the juniors sponsored a Christmas party. Committees are now hard at work on the '69 prom plans. Above: Student teacher, Miss Jahr drills shorthand class . on brief forms. D. Anderson M. Anderson D. Baardseth L. Backler J. Bahnub B. Barenthin Active librarians P, Beirne J. Bettesworth D. Betz D. Betz D. Byrne S. Byrne A. Cantlon T. Christianson J. Conrad D. Ekern M. Flaherty S. Cook G. Emerson R. Gooden D. Cram M. Erickson J. Grant T. Docken S. Erickson D. Grieve B. Ekern P. Fairbanks G. Hammond Vickie Fairbanks, Julie Bahnub and Jeff Hogden view microfilm on the new reader-printer machine in the li- brary conference room. They're all turned on! L. Hammond D. Heinz J. Hiller R. Hilton J. Hotchkiss G. Howe S. Husie R. Johnson E. Kaste R. Knepper D. Krug D. Lease 49 50 S. Oanes A. Olson S. Olson K. Paulson E. Peterson R. Poss J. Ravnum M. Remus D. Richer R. Ristow S. Sacia N. Schilling Left: Class of '70 wins third place. 51 D. Schreiner M. Severson K. Stensven R. Thompson W. Truax J. Seago R. Spencer B. Thompson T. Tisthammer D. VanRiper Keep cool man! What's your battle cry Redmen? V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. 52 sophomore class largest with 91 students Surging into their second year of high school life the sophomore class joined into many of the high school functions. The sophomore float placed first in the homecom- ing parade using the theme Rise to Victory . The class mixer was a huge success. Students danced to the music of the Last Drafts. On the undefeated football team were seven sophomore boys who earned letters. They were: Tim Twesme, Mike Baer, Paul Sacia, Roger Andersen, Brian Guthrie, Bob Oines and Steve Williamson. Mike Baer received the honor of All Conference. Sophomore class officers: Tim Twesme, Roger An derson, Rita Docken, Dave Geske. 53 The line up M. Alveraz M. Alveraz R. Andersen C. Anderson M. Baer S. Baer M. Baye J. Beirne E. Berg R. Berg B. Bettesworth L. Bishop Redmen get fired up for Homecoming. 54 Pep rally in town square before Homecoming game. L. Enghagen N. Erickson C. Farley D. Geske S. Grieve C. Grover B. Guthrie S. Halderson G. Hanson R. Henderson C. Hoff V. Howe Team looks on as Redmen score a touchdown. 56 E. Myri and D. Nehring B. Oines K. Olson L. Jacobs J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Kaste K. Krackow K. Lebakken B. Leisgang D. Long well B. Lorenz R. Mahutga R. Mason D. McKeeth Sophomore Connie Hoff cheers Redmen on to victory. L. Osborn That's interest! T. Patten T. Pervisky M. Poss K. Richardson P. Rogers P. Sacia R. Schermerhorn S. Schreiner D. Schwarehoff 58 J. Seago G. Severson D. Skarr M. Smith D. Stellpflug L. Stetzer B. Stuhr D. Swenson D. Teska Cold hot dogs; warm pop. J. Truax R. Truax R. Truax S. Twesme 59 Is it over yet? T. Twesme G. Van Riper D. Vasquez D. Vosseteig Redmen put one over T. Walton L. Wier S. Williamson M. Zoeller 60 freshmen enjoy high school atmosphere Feeling the excitement offered by the high school life, the freshmen experienced their first year as the low men in senior high. Although subjected to a change from their junior high days, the freshmen soon joined in on the fun. They swung into the spirit of making Homecoming a success by adding to the Homecoming parade their float, using the theme From Pan- thers to Pussycats . Schilling's garage became the center of paste, paint, crepe paper and float building fun. As the year came to a close, the freshmen were just discover- ing the many experiences and the excitement that the senior class was leaving behind. A future Picasso Freshman class officers: Lynita Docken, Mary An- Who are you talking about now? derson, Bonnie Larson, Alan Paulson. 61 B. Aasland B. Aasland M. Anderson S. Anderson L. Baird R. Benrud J. Berg L. Biesen A. Bishop R. Brandtner J. Brenengen R. Burkes K. Butman J. Byom Concentration? S. Cantlon D. Cory S. Dettinger L Locken K. Ekem D. Folkedahl 62 Above: Jokes! Jokes! Jokes! Below: And the work goes on . . . L. Hanson S. Heath M. Henderson M. Henderson B. Henthorn J. Hogden K. Hunter M. Johnson 63 « • Touch me! Above: It's the Freshmens first attempt at float building and those float meetings are gr-e-a-t. M. Krackow B. Larson G. Mablum M. McBride M. Mclanahan C. Moulton J. Muller W. Nelsestuen 64 Below: Freshman studying hard? R. Niederkorn R. Onsrud B. Osborn A. Paulson P. Peferson D. Poss 65 S. Ravnum D. Remus S. Richerson S. Scheller B. Schwarzhoff C. Schilling C. Sol berg D. Spencer M. Stellflue Look, they're working! G. Stephan C. Swenson S. Quail R. VanRiper D. Stuhr C. Swenson R. Truax That's it, make her work! 66 graduation means end and beginning The senior class ended with sadness a successful and re- warding four years of Gale-Ettrick high school life. Creating their place in high school life, memories of athletic triumphs, high band and choir ratings, various plays, and other organizations in which the retreating senior class participated will long be remembered. The '68 homecoming dance theme Indian Reservation with the Nightwalkers group playing climaxed a victori- ous homecoming week. Despite numerous rumors, the Senior Tree Club failed to enter a float in the parade. This was the first year Gale-Ettrick had the opportunity to have a foreign student. Emidio Joe Paiva was a new member of the senior class. Senior plans now are centering around graduation. Cuttin up again Dennis? Finger play Librarians hard at work Solo 68 Jerome Bishop Jacqueline Burke Daniel Byom Students enjoy a game of ping-pong during the noon hour in the gym which was opened for a student lounge. Kenneth Congdon Right: Prom royalty begin their across the bridge for the pleasure oi the audience. Virginia Cooper Carol Enghagen Vicki Fairbanks Rosalind Filkowski Senior class officers: M. Sacia treasurer; K. Congdon, secretary; L. Montgomery, president; K. Anderson, vice president. Ernest Finch I'll try to fix it! Sever Folkdahl Gregory Gartner Susan Gunderson Frederic Hackett Steven Jacobs Steven Kaste Steven Hogden John Hovre Dead-eye! y Patsy Henthorn Belmont Lorenz El wood Mahlum Julie Martinson National Honor Society inducts new members Terry Mason Linda McKeeth I inda McCarty Vickie Oanes Jean Moller Lyell Montgomery Redmen set new school record in hurdles. Robert Ofsdahl Emidio Paiva Right: Playschool with pre-school children is one of the senior Home Ec. projects. Gary Oines Dean Olson Foreign Exchange Student, Emidio Paiva. Elsie Pederson Sylvia Pederson Mark Sacia Alan Remus Barbara Pervisky 78 the odd couple Alan Severson Richard Sacia Vernon Schermerhorn Terry Sacia Betty Schmidt Donald Skaar Lloyd Stellflue Charlene Stenberg Ralph Solberg Judy Tranberg Bonnie Smith Senior float places second in the Homecoming parade with the theme Dial G-E for Victory Kay Tranberg Michael Walter Leslie Twesme The tough one Mary Willis Janine Truax Bruce West lie student directory Anderson, Kerry Benrud, David Benrud, Dennis Bishop, Jerome Burke, Jackie Byom, Daniel Cantlon, Joan Cantlon, Kathleen Casey, Roxanne Congdon, Ken Cooper, Virginia Deeren, Daniel Elstad, Kathy Emerson, Dorothy Enghagen, Carol Fairbanks, Vicki Filkowski, Rosalind Finch, Ernest Folkedahl, Sever Gartner, Greg Gunderson, Susan Hackett, Frederic Hansen, Roger Hanson, Mary Haug, Nancy Hayden, Joanne Henderson, Larry Henthom, Patsy Hogden, Steve Hovre, John Jacobs, Steve Kaste, Steven Kopp, Linda Football 9-10 (manager 11-12), Baseball 9-10-11, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Forensics 10, Dramatics 12,10, Lettermans Club 11-12, Prom Court 11, Vice-President 12, Solo ensemble 10, Mixed Curling 12, Mixed Chorus 9-10, Band 9-10, Latin Club 10-11. Football 9, F.F.A. 9-12, Mixed Chorus 9. Football 9-10-11-12, Wrestling 12, Lettermans Club 11-12, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, Homecom- ing Court 12. Band 9-10, Basketball 9-10-11, Baseball 9-10-11, Football 10, Student Council Secretary 11, Mixed Curling 11-12. Spanish Club 9, Annual Staff (Co-editor) 11-12, N.H.S. 11-12, Badger Girl's State 11, Forensics 12, Latin Club 10-11. F. F.A. 9-10-11-12, W.J.D.A. 9-10-11-12, Green Lake Delegate 11, State Farmer Degree 11. Band 9-10-11-12, Band President 12, Library Club 10-11-12, Library Club Reporter 12, G. A.A. 9-10-11-12, Student Council Secretary 12, Badger Girl's State Alternate, Forensics 9- 10-11, Dramatics 9, F.H.A. 9, N.H.S. 10-11-12, Solo-ensemble Contest 9-10-11-12. Class President 11, N.H.S. 10-11-12, Library Club (Officer) 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. Officer 9- 10- 11-12, Green Lake Delegate 10, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, Pom Pon Girl 9-10, Dramatics 9-10-12, Mixed Curling 9-12, Forensics 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 10-11, Girls Glee Club 9- 10-11, Prom Court 11, Badgei Girl's State 11. Band 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 9, B Team Mascot 9, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. Presi- dent 12, Class Officer 9, F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Solo-ensemble Contest 10-11, Latin Club 9-10, Annual Staff 11, Band Officer 12, Homecoming Court 12. Curling 11-12, Track 9-10-11-12., Football 10, Forensics 9-10-12, Mixed Curling 9-10- 11- 12, Class Vice President 9, Class Secretary 12, F.F.A. Vice President 10, F.F.A. Sec- retary 11-12, Library Club 10-11-12, Band 9, Chorus 9-10, Judging Team 11-12, Latin Club 10, W.J.D.A. 9-10-11-12. Work-Study Program Football 9-10-11-12, Curling 11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, F.F.A. Sentinel 10, F.F.A. Vice-President 11, F.F.A. President 12, Letterman's Club 11-12, W.J.D.A. 10-11-12, Baseball 9-10. G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. 9-10, Chorus 9-10-11, Mixed Chorus 10-11, Prom Court 11, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Student Council 9, Solo Ensemble Contest 9-11, Homecoming Queen 12, Pom Pon 12, Girls Glee Club 9-10-11. F.H.A. 9-10-11, G.A.A. 10-11-12, Chorus 9, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Prom Queen 11, Annual Staff 12, Latin Club 9-10. F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. Historian 10, Girl's Glee Club 9-11, Forensics 9-10-11-12, Dramatics 12, Mixed Curling 10-11-12, Hall Monitor 11, Annual Staff (Co-editor) 11-12, Solo Ensemble Contest 11. F. H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9, Mixed Curling 10-11-12, Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 12, Prom Court 11, Hall Monitor 11, Pom Pon Girl 12. G. A.A. 9-10-11-12, Student Council 9, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Girl's Glee Club 9-10- 11-12, Annual Staff 11-12, Mixed Bowling 9, F.H.A. 12. Football 12, Transferred from Sunnyslope High School. F.F.A. 9-10-11-12. Track 10-11-12, Wrestling 11-12, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10, W.J.D.A. 9-10-11-12, Green Lake Delegate 11, Wisconsin State Farmer Degree 11, F.F.A. Sentinel 11, F.F.A. Vice-President 12, F.F.A. Meat Judging Team 11, F.F.A. Dairy Judging Team 10. B Team Cheerleading 9, Mascot 11, A Team Cheerleading 12, Library Club Treasurer 10, Library Club 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer 11, F.H.A. 9- 10- 11-12, Forensics 9-10, Chorus 9-11, Class Secretary 10. Library Club 11-12, Annual Staff 11-12, Wrestling Manager 11-12. F. F.A. 9, Baseball 10, Track 11-12, N.H.S. 11-12, N.H.S. President 12, Mixed Curling 12, Latin Club 10-11. G. A.A. 9-10, Band 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Forensics 10-11, Solo Ensemble Contest 10-11, Homecoming Court 11. Library Club 10-11-12, F.H.A. Officer 9-10-11, G.A.A. 9-10, Band 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Forensics 10-12, Annual Staff 11-12. Work-Study Program Baseball 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9, F.F.A. 11-12, Mixed Curling 11-12, Swing Band 11-12, Solo Ensemble Contest 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12, Letter-men's Club 11-12. F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 10-11, Girl's Glee Club 10,11,12, Solo Ensemble Contest 10- 11, Mixed Chorus 10, Mixed Bowling 9. Band 9-10, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12, Annual Staff 12, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12. F. F.A. 9-10-11-12. Track 10-11-12, Football 9-12, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 11-12, D.H.I.A. 9, Wrestling 12, Letterman's Club 12. Football 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, Wrestling 11-12, Basketball 9-10, Mixed Curling 9-10, Lettermen's Club 10-11-12, Forensics 10-12, One Act Plays 9-10, Prom Court 11, Homecoming Court 12, Solo Ensemble 9, Mixed Chorus 9, Band 9, Latin Club 10-11. G. A.A. 10-11, F.H.A. 9-11-12, Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, Annual Staff 11-12, Mixed Curling 10-11, One Act Plays 9. 82 student directory Lebakken, Ronald Leisgang, Thomas Lorenz, Belmont Mahlum, El wood Martinson, Julie Mason, Terry McCarty, Linda McKeeth, Linda Moller, Jean Montgomery, Lye 11 Oanes, Vickie Ofsdahl, Robert Oines, Gary Olson, Dean Olson, Dennis Paiva, Emidio Goncalves Pederson, Elsie Pederson, Sylvia Pervisky, Barbara Remus, Alan Sacia, Mark Sacia, Richard Sacia, Terry Schermerhorn, Vernon Schmidt, Betty Severson, Alan Skaar, Donald Smith, Bonnie Solberg, Ralph Stellflue, Lloyd Stenberg, Charlene Tranberg, Judy Dick Tranberg, Kay Truax, Janine Twesme, Leslie Walter, Michael West lie, Bruce Willis, Mary F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9. Band 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10, Lettermen's Club 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, Football 10-11, Wrestling Manager 11-12, F.F.A. 11-12. Transferred from Trempealeau in sophomore year. Football 11-12, Wrestling 11-12, Track 11, F.F.A. 10-11-12, Lettermen's Club 12. Work-Study Program Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 11-12. F.F.A. 10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 9. Work-Study Program Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, Dramatics 9, F.H.A. 11-12, Forensics 9-10, Library Club Vice-President 11, Library Club Secretary 12, Library Club 10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Class treasurer 10, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Latin Club 10-11, F. H.A. 10-11-12, Girls Glee Club 11, Annual Staff 12. Basketball 9-10-11, Golf 9-10-11, Football 9, Class Vice-President 9, Class President 12, Student Council 10-11, Student Council Vice-President 11, Forensics 9-10-11. Band 9-10, Girl's Glee Club 11, Mixed Chorus 9-10, Solo-Ensemble contest 10-11-12, G. A.A. 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. Officer 12, Mixed Curling 10-11-12, Latin Club 10-11, Annual Staff 12. Football 9-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Golf 9-10-11-12, Letterman's Club 9-10-11-12, Letterman's Club President 12, Student Council 12, Prom Court 11, Homecoming Court 12, Sweetheart Dance Court 9, President of Class 10, Band 9-10, Mixed Curling 10-11-12. Letterman's Club 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12; Student Council Treasurer 11, Student Council President 12, Band 9, Class President 9, Class Vice-President 11, N.H.S. 10-11-12, N.H.S. Treasurer 11, French Club 12, Prom King 11, Homecoming King 12, Latin Club 9-10, Badger Boy's State 11. Band 9-10, Lettermen's Club 10-11-12, Student Council 9-10, Honor Society 10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Track 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Boy's State 11, Class Secretary 11, Mixed Curling 12, Solo and Ensemble 10, Homecoming Court 12, Latin Club 10-11, Baseball 9-10-11-12. F.F.A. 10-11-12, Jr. DHIA 10. Foreign Exchange Student, Honor Member of N.H.S., Honorary member of Letterman's Club. Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling li-12. Work-Study Program F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9-10, Mixed Curling 9-10-11, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12, Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, Solo Ensemble 9-10-11-12, Forensics 9-10, Band 9, Home- coming Court 12. Football 10-11-12, Wrestling 11, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, Letterman's Club 11-12, JDA WJDA 10, Mixed Curling 9-10, F.F.A. basketball 10-11, Track 9-10. Football 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-12, Wrestling 11-12, Track 10-11, Basketball 9, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12. Football 10-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Letterman's Club 11-12, Sec ret ary-treasurer of Letterman's Club 12, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, DHIA 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12. Transferred from Melrose-Mindro in senior. F.F.A. 12. Transferred from Holmen. Football 12, Track 12. F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9-10, Band 9-10, Girl's Glee Club 9-10-12, Mixed Chorus 9- 10, Twirler 9-10, Solo Ensemble 11, Mixed Bowling 9. Mixed Curling 9-10, Football 10-11, F.F.A. 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12. Baseball 10-11-12, Curling 10-11-12, Football 11, Letterman's Club 10-11-12, Vice President of Letterman's Club 12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12. Girl's Glee Club 10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 12, F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10- 11-12, Hall Monitor 11. Band 9-10-11-12, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, F.F.A. Officer 10, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12, Point Music Camp 11, Track 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, Solo Ensemble 11. F. F.A. 9-10-11-12. G. A.A. 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, Pom Pon 9-10, Mixed Curling 11-12, Annual Staff 11-12, Girl's Glee Club 9, Homecoming Court 12. F.H.A. 9, Library Club 9-10-11, G.A.A. 9-10-11, Girl's Glee Club 9, Pom Pon 9-10. F. H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, Sweetheart Dance Court 9, Mixed Curling 10- 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Girl's Glee Club 9, Class Officer 11, Hall Monitor 11, Latin Club 9-10. G. A.A. 9-10-11-12, F.H.A. 9, Girl's Glee Club 9, Band 9-10-11-12, Library Club 9-10- 11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, Annual Staff 11, Library Club Treasurer 12. F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, Football 10. Mixed Chorus 9. Band 9-10-11-12, Mixed Curling 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, WJDA President 11, F.F.A. 9-10-11-12, F.F.A. Officer 12, F.F.A. Judging Team 10-11-12, Wisconsin State Farmer 11, Green Lake Delegate 11, F.F.A. Letter. Twirler 9-10, F.H.A. 9-10-11-12, G.A.A. 10-11-12, Library Club 10-11-12, Forensics 10, Girl's Glee Club 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Solo Ensemble 11. 83 faculty I department I advisor Andersen, Dawn Art Carroll, Joseph Physical Education J.V. Football--Wrestling Coach, Lettermen's Club. Christianson, Robert History--Audio Visual Director National Honor Society Christianson, Ruth French Enger, Sandra Science--Math Fitzpatrick, Donald Science Golf--B team Basketball Coach, Lettermen's Club, National Honor Society. 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