Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

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19 CHEQUAMEGON 52 JUNIOR CLASS Left to right: ROW 1= Mrs. Fouts, George Nowak, Pat New- house, Marlyce Wickstrom, Ann Lunde, Mr. Chappa. ROW 2: Inez Eskola, Lois Gierzak, Marie Palm, Connie Thoreson, Phyllis Grage, Pearl Nordin, Shirley Bachand, Pat Holzer, Carolyn Mattson. ROW 3: William Smith, Richard Vizanko, Gloria Swanson, Audrey Harnois, Shirley Scholl, Phyllis Doucette, Dana Sanger, JoAnn Ross, Janet Touve, Ronald Pettis, Gerald Haugen. ROW 4: George Utegaard, Roger Niemisto, Phillip Doucette, Charles Simoneau, Anders Hokan- son, David Swanson, George Tranmal, Wayne Simoneau, Dale Nelson, Tom Amson, Donald Swanson, Willard Lampella. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY First quarter: Time—September 7, 1949. — 50. Court-DuPont Club. The game got off to a rapid start with Miss Finley as the team coach. The team captain was Tom Arnson. Under him were Charles Simoneau, Phyllis Grage, who kept the books, and Janet Touve collect- ing the money. Second quarter: Time—1950-51. Court—Washburn High. Dur- ing this quarter our coach was Mr. LaDue. The team chose as its managers — Shirley Scholl, Richard Vizanko, Lois Gierzak, and Carolyn Mattson. Third quarter: Time—1951-52. Court—Washburn High. This has been the most successful quarter of all. We have been under the able leadership of coach Mr. Chappa. With a captain like George Nowak, and Pat Newhouse, Marlyce Wickstrom, and Ann Lunde as our managers.

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19 CHEQUAMEGON 52 SENIOR CLASS Left to right: ROW 1. Mr. Moore, Thomas Utegaard, Ruth Steen, Gene Rov, Felix King, Mr. Schmallenberg. ROW 2: Jean Nowak, Rita Horner, Ruth Garberg, Fay Harris, Janice Barry, Janet Anderson, Jo- anne Anderson, Ruth Homan. RCW 3: Carol Johnson, LaVerne Oberts, Carol Smith, Jackie Cousineau, Kitty Sorenson, Phyllis Bellile, Gloria Hagstrom, Charlotte Bednarski, Patricia Burlager, Donna Kluge, Jeannette Anderson. ROW 4: Frank Bazant, George Ledin, Wayne Bodin, Clary Larson, Orville Henthorn, Robert Bolin, Glen Nyberg, Bill Niska, Leonard Swanson, Larry Larson, Lee Cook, Kenneth Welton, Leonard Conklin. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1948 a great event took place: the Class of ’52 entered high school. To lead us through that first year, we chose Kenneth Wel- ton as president; Glen Nyberg vice president; Ruth Steen, secretary; and Carol Smith, treasurer. We were fortunate to have Miss Finley as our advisor. As sophomores we were better than ever. Kitty Sorenson was our president, Fay Harris, vice-president; Ruth Homan, secretary; and Ruth Garberg, treasurer. Mr. LaDue was our capable class advisor. Juniors at last! This junior class shone brightly! We put on a wonderful banquet and the prom was one of the best ever put on. Robert Bolin, as president, led our class to glory. The other officers were: Larry Larson, vice president; Jean Nowak, secretary; and Rita Horner, treasurer. Much credit should be given to Mr. Chappa and Mr. LeGault, our advisors. At last we are seniors; We have excelled in everything we have attempted in our four years in high school. To help ur through our last year we chose Gene Roy, president: Tom Utegaard, vice presi- dent; Ruth Steen, secretary; and Felix King treasurer. Mr. Moore, Mr. Schmallenberg, and Mr. Bishop were very able advisors to guide us through our last year.

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19 CHEQUAMEGON 52 SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: ROW 1: Dennis Pitts, Frank Holzer, Mr. LaDue, Louis Schindler, Fred Hendon. ROW 2. Janice Wick, Janet Bratley, Rosalyn Johnson, Bernardine Johnson, Ruth Faarup, JoAnn Garland, Beverly Rogers, Gail Smith, Lucille Gierzak, Marilyn Pettis, Cecelia King, Olive Frechette, Joan Thoreson. ROW 3: Marjorie Grage, Kathleen Anderson, Janet Peterson, Barbara Smith, Connie Corrier, Margie Frechette, Tom Bachand, Orion Wicklund, Arden Larson. ROW 4: Roy Halverson, Bernard Westling, Jerry Johnson, John Wro- blewski, Donald Bratley, Wayne Peterson, Robert Connors, John Bed- narski, Bill Hagstrom, Edward Komborski, Robert DeMars, Richard Wei ton. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September, 1950 the class of ’54, which will be the first class to spend all four years in our new high school building, entered upon new paths of knowledge as green but eager freshmen. To lead us along the way, we elected the following: Lois Murray, president: Frank Holzer, vice president: Fred Hendon, secretary; and Joan Thoreson, treasurer. Miss Finley was our advisor. When we returned in 1951 as knowing and wise Sophomores, we began our second year at W. H. S. by naming Louis Schindler, presi- dent; Fred Hendon, vice president: Frank Holzer secretary; and Den- nis Pitts, treasurer. They were aided by Mr. LaDue, our advisor. The activities of our class were unlimited. The first was the initiation of the Freshmen, which we made as lively as possible for the new “Freshies”. Many of us took part in football, basketball, forensics, band and choir.