Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1954 volume:

pi p V “I pi J a s- u L I95H Connie Cornier Editor J oyceTast ftss't. Editor Jofinn Garland Business Mgr. RuthRaarup Rrt Editor We, the Chequanegon staff of 195 ded- icate this issue of our annual in grateful recognition to Mr. Jacobson, who has earnest- ly helped the students in forensics and many other activities, and has made an enduring friendship whth the faculty and students. Superintendent • —■ . • S This year s graduates have taken one more step forward aown the journey of life and success. The Chequamegon will be a record of and a portrayal of the highlights of their school days. The class of 1954 commences more on its own now than ever before. The Board of Educa- tion and the staff wish them the means to carry on. May the future bring them what they planned and dreamed of in the past. With this, may they have all the happiness they seek. Sincerely, Seated from left to right: Barbara Hayden, B.A., Beloit Col- lege; Harriet Finley, B.E., Superior State Teachers College; Mr. Bishop, M.A., University of Michigan; Alma Haase, M.S., Stout; Carol Ayer, 6.a., Beloit College. Standing left to right: Earl Jacobson, B.S., University of Minn., Dulutn Branch; Paul Ussel, B.S., St. Cloud, Merlin Moore, B.S., Stout; Eugene Stauffer, Ph.B., Northland College; Theodore Thomas, B.S., Superior State Teachers College; Peter Ayer, B.r., Beloit College. Kathleen M. Anderson Keemie Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Choir'1, Glee Club 1, Band 3-k, Prom and Banquet Committees 3� Annual Staff 3-1;, Hi-Times Staff 3-k Class Play k. Pep Club l-2-3-k« John T. Bachand ' Picky School is the time to worry the teachers, not your brain. Band 1-2-3-!;, Choir 1, Football 1-2-3- 1;, Basketball Manager 2-3, Annual Staff 1, W Club k, Prom 3, Banquet 3, Homecoming 3-1;� Donald R. Bakkala Don But men are men; the best sometimes forget. Prom and Banquet 3, Homecoming 1-k Class Play 1;, Pep Club 1-2-3-!;� John E. Bednarskl Barnie It is better to wear out than to rust out. Choir 2-3-!;, Basketball 1-2-3-!;, Foot- ball 1-2-3-!;� Co-Captain I;, W Club I;, vice pres. k, Prom and Banquet 3, Homecoming 3-1;� Class Play 1� . Donald Bratley Toots I can resist everything except temptation. Basketball 1, Football 1, Prom 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-!;, Banquet 3, Class Play k. Janet Bratley Jan Music is the one thing In the world that I love most. Annual 3-k, Prom and Banquet 3� Choir 1, Hi-Times !;, Band 3-k, Class Plaj 1;, Pep Club 1-2-3-k, William R. Connors Hens One hour's sleep before midnight is worth three after, Band 1-2-3-k, Football 1, Basketball 1, Pep Band 1-2-3-k, Baseball 1, Pep Club 1-2-3-!;, Annual 1, Class Play k Class Secretary 3� Prom and Banquet 3� Band officer 2. Constance M, Corrier Connie j Busy, but never too busy. Band 1-2-3-i;, Pep Club 1-2-3-1!, Glee] Club 1—1;, Hi-Times 1-k, Editor k,! Annual Staff 1-2-3-li, Asst. Editor 3, Editor k Class Secretary k, Prom an Banquet 3, Class Play k, Forensics 1 3-1;. Dance Band k. Class Trip !;� Ban- quet Cha.? rman. Robert L. DeMars Bob’ '’School surely was tough but I taught the teachers all I knew. Banquet and Prom 3 Class Play U Pep Club 1-2-3-U. Henry H. Frechette Hanko The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Football 1, Choir 1-2-3 Prom and Banquet 3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Class Play Up Pep Club 1-2-3-U. Margie S. Frechette Marge Love mo little, love me long. Hi-Times 1-2-U Editor U Glee Club 1-2-3-U Choir 1-2-3-U Prom and Baiquet 3 Homecoming 3-U Class Play U Class Trip U Pep Club 1-2-3-U. Olive M. Frechette Ollie Generally speaking---------a woman is generally speaking. Hi-Times 2-U Choir 1-2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3-U Prom and Banquet 3 Homecoming 1-2-3-U Class Play Up P®P Club 1-2-3-U. JoAnn Garland Jo Who in our midst has a finer person- all ty? Band 1-2-3-U Annual Staff 1-2-3-U Business Manager Up Hi-Times Up P0P Club 1-2-3-U Prom and Banquet 3 Class Play U Class Trip Up Homecom- ing 3-U Dance Band Up Lucille A. Gierzak Gerch T saw and loved Choir 1-2-3-U Girls Glee Club 1- -3 Pep Club 1-2-3-U Banquet and Prom 3 Class Play U Hi-Times 2-U Annual U. Marjorie A.Grage Midge Good counselors lack no clients. Choir 1, Glee Club 1 Band 1-2 Pep Band 2, Annual Staff 1-2-3-U, Hi-Times 3-U, Vice President U Banquet ana Prom 3, Homecoming 3-U Class Play Up Forensics 1-U Twirler 1-2-3-U Class Trip Up Librarian 3-U. woni w William Tm Hagstrom It s funny what things a man can do and women still think him an angel.’ Band 1-2-3-U Homecoming 3 Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Baseball 1-2-3-U W Club U Class Play U Banquet and Prom 3 Robert L Hofmeister ” Hoff” Oh, they� re making a wild man out of me.” Class trip I4., Class Play I4., Peo Club 1 2-3-U, Prom and Banquet 3. Roy Halverson SlienceI A genius at work.” Football 1-3-U, Pep Club 1-2-3-t, Prom and Banquet 3 Class Play, Phillip Holzer Frank” ”J don't know everything, Just most of it.” Footbal! 2-3-14-, Basketball 1-2-3-k Choir 1, Glee Club 1, Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, Prom and Banquet 3� Toastmaster 3, W Club I4., Class Play h. P.ernardine I. Johnson Bernie 'r� Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have Loved at all.” Prom and Banquet 3, Homecoming 3-U, Choir 1, Glee Club 1-U, Band Secretarv 2, Cheerleader 1-2-3-C, Annual Staff 1-2-3-14-, Student Council I4., Forensics 1-3-14-, Class Play [4., Librarian 3-1n Hosalyn K. Johnson ”Rosie” ”Love me, love my dog,” Band 1-2-3-U, Choir 1, Glee Club I-I4., Prom and Banquet 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-li, Homecoming 3-U, Annual Staff 1-2-3-li , Forensics 1-2-3-14-, Pep Band 1-2-3-U, Dance Band [4., Class Play 14.. Cecelia M. King ”Sally” Love and a cough cannot be hidden.” Annual Staff 2-3-lt, Hi-Times 2-3-14-, PeD Club 1-2-3-14- Pep Club Officer I4., Ghoir l-?-3-li, Prom and Banquet 3 Bomecoming 2-3-14-, Class Play. Hdward K. Komborski ” uzz” Fen of few words are the best men.” Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Class Play U, Prom and Banquet 3 Janet C. Peterson ”t eter” Variety's the very spice of life.” Choir 1-2-3-U, Glee Club I-2-3-I4., prom and Banquet 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-14-, Home- coming 3-1l, Annual Staff 2-U, Hi-Times Staff I4., Class Play I4.. Wayne Peterson His homework kept him busy, for he loved to take her hone.” Band 2-3-U Prom and Manquet 3 Pep- Band 2-3 pep Club 1-2-3-U Homecoming 1-2-3-U Class Play k. Marilyn L. Pettis Pet’1 As merry as the day is long. Choir 1-2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3 Class- Plav U, Annual Staff 2-3-U Hi-Times 2-h, Homecoming 3-U Pep Club 1-2-3-U rom and Banquet 3 Dennis C. Pitts C.D. So will go no more a-roving so late into the night. Band 1-2-3-U Pep Band 1-2-3-U� Presi- dent 3“U Treasurer 2, Annual Staff 1- 2, Prom and Banquet 3 Homecoming 3-U Class Play U Class Trip U Pep Club 1-2-3-i . Buth T5. Baarup Buthie These four things T d be better with- out------Love, curiosity, freckles, and doubt. Band 1-2-3-U Peo Club 1-2-3-U, Home- coming 3-U Prom and Banquet 3� T )ance ’’and U, Class Play U bep Club 1-2-3-U Annual 1-2-3-U, rwirler 2—3 —U-� Librar- ian km Louis D. Schindler Kick All his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. Homecoming 1-2-3-U Class President 2, Class Treasurer 3� basketball 1-2, Football 2-3-U Band 1-2-3-U Pop Band 1-2-3-U Class Trip U Pep Club Presi- dent 3-U Class Play k, Forensics 3-U prom and Banquet 3 Annual Sta'ff 1-2-3 -U, W Club President U� Dance Band Barb Barbara K. Smith How can I study with something more interesting on ray mind? Band 1-2-3 -U Choir 1, Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 1-2-U, Hi-Times Staff 3-Lj. i rom and Banquet 3� Class Play I4., Pep Band 2-3-U Homecoming U, Librarian 3. Bllen 0. Smith Gail Sober, steadfast and demure. Choir 1-2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3-U� Hi- Times Staff u, Annual staff 2-U, Prom and banquet 3 Class Play I4., Home- coming 3-U, Class TriD k• ,Toan K. Thoreson Joanie Worry and T have never met. Choir 1-2-U, Glee Club 1-2, Hi-Times U Business Manager U Homecoming 3-U Prom and Banquet 3 Prom Chairman 3 Richard E. Wo1ton Dick Kg� s always feeling at his best when ho con be a constant pest.” Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Choir 1-2-3-U, Prom and Banquet 3 Football 1-2-3-U Class Flay Uf Homecoming 1-2-3-k, W Club Janice M Wick ,rJan Small and dark wUh ways that please, she draws boys as honey draws bees. Choir 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-U, pand 3-I4., Homecoming 3-U Prom and Banquet, 3, forensics 3� Annual 1-2-3-U Class Trip Up wi-Times 3-U� Pen Club 1-2-}- Class Treasurer Orion L. Wicklund Never say more than is necessary. Football 3-li Basketball Manager 2-3- 14., Football Manager 2, Baseball li, w Club i, Homecoming 3-U Prom and Ban- quet 3 Class Play John Fp Wroblewski I have laid aside business, and gone a-fishing. Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Band 3-il, Class Pl$r 14., Prom and Banquet 3 iC. S'. ✓ Story Senior Clas9 Left to rirht: Row lj Connie Corrier, Dennis Pitts, Mr. Moore, Mr. Bishop, Marjorie Grape, Janice Wick, Row 2j Per- nardine Johnson, Joan Thoreson, Lucille Gierzak, Gail Smith, Ruth Raarup, Cecelia Kiner, Janet Pretley, Marilyn Pettis, Olive Frechette, Rosalyn Johnson. Row 3: Marrie Frechette, °arbara Smith, Janet Peterson, Donald Pakkala, Orion Wicklund, Kathleen Anderson, JoAnn Garland. Row k: Tom achand, John «ednarski, Wayne Peterson, John Wroblewski, Frank Polzer, noy Halverson, Richard Welton. Row 5: Louis Schindler, Robert Connors, William Hapstrom, Fdward Komborskl, Robert Hofmeister, Robert DeMars, Penry Frechette. Not Pictured: Donald Rratley. Senior Class History Seniors at last! We entered our last year of Washburn Piph School with brirht and shininp faces. As Seniors,we did outstanding work in extracurricular activities. Our officers were President, Dennis Pitts; Vice-President, Mid e Grape; Secretary, Connie Oorrier; and Treasurer, Janice Wick. Our class advisors were Mr. Bishop and Mr. Moore. As our class motto we cnose ”The elevator to success is not runninp; take the stairs.” Our clars colors are scarlet and white, ffnd our flower is the carnation. Left to right: Row 1: Bill Benedict, Bob Mick, Mr. Ussel, Mr. Stauffer, Elroy Wicklund, Don Bellile. Row 2: Evelyn Ledin, Joyce Tast, Mary Jo Badura, Lois Peterson, Shirley Carlson, Sylvia Sheridan, Mary Ann Weber. Row 3: Janet Stefinske, Margie Thoreson, Gloria Joanis, Shirley Ann Holman, Janet Pederson, Donna Bodin, Joan Handberg. Row I4.: Harlen Westling, Bill Johnson, Gary Holman, John Fortier, Bill Viennoau, Jack Granfors. Row 5 Tom Williamson, David Hofmeister, Joseph Scholl, Glenn Joanis, Erval Jackson, Ra raond Holzer. Not Pictured: Tom Hagstrom, Gerald Karker. Junior Class History On September 5, 1951, a group of green Freshmen entered high school. During our first two years we think we have come a long way toward becoming a better class. This year as Juniors we have elected as class-officers: Elroy Wicklund, President; Robert Mick, Vice-President; Bill Benedict, Secretary; and John Fortier; Treasurer. Mr. Stauffer and Mr. Ussel are our all-seeing advisors. This voar has been the busiest in our high school career. Members of our class have participated in all school activities and we are proud of the fact that we had a part in winning the basketball tournament. We have purchased our class rings and have chosen Clenn Joanis as toastmaster for the banquet and Donald Bellile as prom king. Left to right: Row 1: Elizabeth Eoukewich, Pom Barry, Mr. Ayer, Mr. Thomas, Annatelle Meaner, Janet Gierza . Row 2: Evora Hand berg, Mary Ann GuskI, Luella Nestling, Mary Ann Roy, Elaine Reno, Betty Zanto, Baroara Amreln, J an Ferguson, Janet Me An- drews, Carol Steen. Row 3: Helen Tutor, Nancy Merila, Jean Stephenson, haron Me Manus, Connie anto, Mary Jane Grage,Elaine Hebert, Elizabeth Bednarski, Lorraine Guski. Row ij.: John Steen, Ted '«’roolewski, Dale Faulkner, Donald Bergman, Tom Burlager Bill Williamson, Robert veiton, Raymond Dickerhoff, Row 5: Dennis Johnson, Tony Pikus, Larry V oiak, Joe De Mars, Deane Halverson, Bill Grupstra, Tom Tutor, 3ruce Hokanson. Not pictured: Janis Haugen. Sophomore Class History In Septemoer, 19£2 we entered W.H.S. and got off to a sluggish start. As Freshmen we chose the following officers; Raymond Dickerhoff, Elizabeth Rodkewich, Nancy Merila, Jean Stephenson. Miss Finley was our manager. Once again we entered W.H.S. and this time proud o 1 our transfer from Freshmen to Sophomores. The following we elected as our class officers: President, Annauelle Mesner; Vice- President, Tom Barry; Secretary, Janet Gierzak; Treasurer, Elizabeth Rodkewich. We did a fine job of ini- tiating the Fre-hmen. Our class managers were Mr. Ayer and Mr. Thomas. FIRST ROUND: SFCOND ROUND: Fl-txSShhAN CLASS Left to risht: Row Is Miss Finley, Nonnie Vienneau, Jim Ben- edict, Tom scnindler, Bill Arntsen, Miss Haase, Row 2: Caroline Tanneberg, Joan Holman, Florence Porter, Sharon Rodkewich, Mary Jane Meaner, Irene Guski, Pauline White, Joanne Embertson,Barbara King. Row 3: David Bratley, Warren Wicklund, Dick Tutor, John Overby, Ronald Carlson, John Lukasiewicz, Richard Brown. Pow U: Francis Frechette, Nancy Garland, Donald Westling, David Hanson, Bill Harris, Howard Anderson, Eileen Truchon, Toby Hoffhines. Row 5: Albert Badura, Jon Haugen, Thomas Newhouse, Patrick Sher- idan, Robert Carlson, FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On Aueust 31, 1953 the doors of asnburn High opened wide to tnirty-two brilliant Freshmen, After being initiated we fell in line and were accepted as part of the school. To carry the bur- den of our many troubles we chose as our class officers: Presi- dent Bill Arntsen, Vice President Jim Benedict, Secretary Toro Schindler, Treasurer Nonnie Vienneau. The Freshmen have taken part in band, choir, basketball and football, hembers of the class are also on trie Hi-Times and Chequamegon staffs. Chequamegon Staff Left to right: Row 1: Miss Finley, Connie Cornier, Jo Ann Garland. Joyce Tast. How 2: Barbara Xing, Barbara Amrein, Gail Smith Lucille Gierzak Janet Stefinske, Marjorie Grage, Sylvia Sheridan Janice Wick. How 3: Carol Steen, Blaine Hebert, Janet Bratley, Bernardine Johnson, Rosalyn Johnson, Lois reterson, Marilyn Fettis. How ip Ruth Raarup, France °° “e� odkg ch McManus, Donna Boom, Kathleen AndoM°n, Emabeth Hotow ch, Cecelia King. Row 5; Janet Peterson, s lrJ-eyQAnn(,”? nn' Joanis, Louis Schindler, John Fortier, Barbara Smith, Janet Pederson. The Chequamegon of 195U attempts to capture and prorrvo the many memories of our Senior year. When we ravi®” of oS the years to come, may they brin back happy recollections oi our High’School day3. The 3taff under the guidance ofi'iss Finley, faculty advisor; Connie Cornier, rdi or; Joyce Tast, assistant editor: and Jo Ann Garland, business manager; hopes that its hours d work will you many hour3 of pleasure. oo«r Galley 6 laves Hr. Plcjer 'Photograph ers Li b 1, Trtut ftuiS t fir. (JsseL Hi-Times Staff Row Is Mr. Ussel, Jean Stephenson, JoAnne Enbertson, Joan Holman, Connie Corrier, Margie Frechette, Joan Thoreson, Janet Gierzak, r. Jacobson. Row 2: Barbara King, Evelyn Ledin, Mary Ann ’.Yeber, Barbara Amrein, Gail Smith, Lucille Gierzak, Janet Stefinske, Midge Grage, Joyce Tast, Sylvia Sheridan, Evora Hand- berg, Janet cAndrews, Annabelle Meaner, Janlce Wick. Row 3: Carol Steen, Helen Tutor, Shiney Carlson, Joan Handberg, Elaine Hebert, Janet Bratley, Jo Ann Garland, Toby Hoffhinos, Lois Pe- terson, Marilyn Pettis, Oliva Frechette, Betty Zanto. Row : Elaine Reno, Frances Frechette, Connie Zanto, Margie Thoreson, Nancy Garland, Sharon McManus, Gloria Joanis, Sue Rodkewich, Don- na Bodin, Kathleen Anderson, Betty Rodkewich, Cecelia King. Row 5: Janet Peterson, Shirley Holman, Tom Schindler, Pat Sheridan, Glenn Joanis, John Fortier, Tom Newhouse, Barbara Smith, Janet Choir Row Is Caroline Tanneoerg, Nonnie Vienneau, Mary Ann Guski, Jo Anne Erabertson, Shirley Carlson, Lucille Gieraak, Barbara Amrein, Lorraine Guski, Marilyn Pettis, Elaine Reno, Joyce Test, Mrs. Ayer. Row 2: Barbara King, Joan Thore son, Toby Hoffhines, Eli7abeth Bednarski, Joan Holman, Elaine Hebert, Irene Guski, Mary Jane Meaner, Helen Tutor, Betty Zanto, Mary Ann Weber. Row 3: ' Nancy Merlla, Jean Stephenson, Sally King, Margie Thoreson, Connie Zanto, Billy Harris, Frances Frechette, Margie Frechette, Janet Peterson, Gail Smith, Olive Frechette. Row Us Tom New- house, Jim Benedict, Bill Benedict, Tom Williamson, Don ellile, John 3ednsrski, Tom Burlager, Dick Welton, Raymond DickerhofT, Billy Vienneau. Glee Club Standing left to right: Janice Wick, Janet Bratley, Cecelia King, Gloria Joanis, Joan Handberg, Gail Smith, Janet Peterson, Connie Corrier, Rosalyn Johnson, Bernardine Johnson, Seated: Mrs. Ayer. 3a nd Row 1: Mr. Ayer, Janice Wick, Evelyn Ledin, Lois Peterson, Elizabeth Rodkewich, Janet Stefinske, Olive Frechette, Shirley Tast, Ruth Raarup, Marjorie Grage. Row 2: John Fortier, Donna Bodin, Janet Bratley, Joan Handberg, Nancy Garland, Kathleen Anderson, Mary Jane Grage, Jo Ann Garland, Rosalyn Johnson, Bernardine Johnson. Row 3: Dennis Pitts, William Johnson, Connie Corrier, Gloria Joanis, Shirley Ann Holman, Barbara Smith, Margie Frechette, Janet Pederson, Sharon McManus. Tom Bachand, Gary Holman. Pow I4.: Joseph Scholl, David Hofmeister, Glenn Joanis, John Wroblewski , Louis Schindler, Robert Connors, Wayne Peterson, William Hagstrom. Pep Band Sporta Summary Beginning rail practice with 10 lettermen, Ted Thomas start- ing eleven were all spirit and fire from the word go , and that attitude continued right up to the last gun. Washburn knew they had potential and succumbed to defeat only once throughout the season. The schedule was enlarged, taking in Minocqua and Lady- smith, both of which were laid low by the powerful Washburn of- fensive. Washburn started off its 5-1-1 season by defeating Hay- ward 20- 1U on Hayward� s field in the first of five night gamea A powerful Phillips team brought a halt in our winning streak to the tune of 13-0. It was a hard-fought game but their 200 pound line proved too much for us. Screaming for revenge, the Guards swamped the Minocqua gridders 33-12. The following week saw us across the Bay on DePadua's field for our homecoming game. Three times inside their 10-yard line, we couldn t score and the game ended deadlocked 0-0. Next came two victories over South Shore: first on their field 20-6, the second over in Ashland 15-0. Our final game of the season everyone agreed was our best all-round contest in which we trampled a bigger Ladysmith Team U;-7. All in all, we feel it is a record to be proud of, and we hope the returning lettermen can do as well in the season of 1951; Left to right: Row 1: Richard Welton, Mickey Schindler, Mr. Thomas, John Bednarski, Elroy Wicklund. Row 2: Frank Holzer, Bill Benedict, Tom Bachand, Ray Holzer, Orion Wick- lund. Row 3: Tom Williamson, Bill Hagstrom. Don Bellile Bob Mick. Basketball n Left to right: Row 1; Bill Johnson, Frank Holzer, Bi Hagstrom, Pat Sheridan, Ronald Carlson Row 2: Coach Tnora- as, Tom V illiamson, Ton Hagstrom, Bob Mick, Don Bellile, John Bednarski, Orion Wicklund. Basketball' B ’ Left to right: Row 1: John Lukasiewicz, Robex t Carlson, Raymond Holzor, Ton Barry, Howard Anaerson, Warren Wickiunc Bill Arntsen. How 2: Bill Benedict, Jin Benedict, Bruce iiokan- son, David Hofmeister, Tony Pikus, Gary Kolman, Coach Stauffer. WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SEASON (including tournament) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PLAYER G, AMES PF PGA FGM PER. FTA FTM PER. TP AVE. D. Bellile 20 59 29 U 121 .ia 2 190 117 • 616 359 18.0 B. Hagstrom 20 68 213 90 • U23 11+9 86 .578 266 13.3 F. Holzer 20 65 232 70 .301 101 57 .561; 197 9.9 T. Hagstrom 20 U8 192 66 .3hh 92 56 .533 188 9.1) J. Bednarski— 20 65 136 39 .237 Uo 19 • i+75 97 U.9 T. Williamson- 19 28 66 17 .257 i)7 26 .553 60 3.0 B. Mick 16 17 ki 12 .293 23 3 .3U7 32 2.0 R. Carlson 15 10 16 5 .312 17 9 .530 19 1.3 F. Sheridan 9 u 11 3 .273 8 6 .750 12 1.6 B. Johnson 8 5 11 2 .182 9 2 .222 6 • 8 B. Arntsen 2 2 3 1 .333 0 0 .000 2 1.0 R. Holzer 1 1 3 0 .000 1 0 .000 0 .0 TEAK TOTAL 20 372 1220 U27 .350 667 393 .590 1233 62.0 OPPONENTS 20 U55 — 3U9 — 579 293 .506 991 U9.6 SEASON RECORD OF COMPETITIVE SCORES Washburn 58 Washburn 60, Washburn 62, Washburn 53 Washburn 70, Washburn 6 4., Washburn 63 Washburn i|6. Melien 3U. Melien U5. DePadua 53. DePadu.o 14.9. Iron River Ul. Iron River 55. Drummond I4.2. Drummond ijo. Washburn 79 Bayfield 50. Washburn 52, Eayfield I4.I. Washburn 71 South Shore 70. Washburn 59, South Shore 91. Washburn 61}., Ondossagon 3b Washburn 71 Cable I4.7• Washburn 73 Saxon 58� V ashburn U5 St.Ambrose 1|9. V ashburn 69, Washburn 6U, Bayfield I4.6. Saxon 52. TOURNAMENT (Championship) Washburn 62, South Shore I4.6. V ashburn 53 Westboro 58. SEASON RECORD WON 17 LOST 3 INDIANKEAD LEAGUE (final) TEAM V ON Washburn —11 South Shore-- 11 Saxon — 8 Drummond — 7 Bayfield — 6 Iron River — 5 r.e 1 xen— ————— — Ondossagon 2 Cable — 0 Lhampiorife LOST 1 1 b 5 6 7 8 10 12 A flA-SKet! Eo Guards :„ . .cr for U K t -tf’ ',0,,Wp W W me •! 0- £. i Conference «� 1 A'« « ‘‘H?® leam. heir « k|£,'Mt i pfcST o “■r sey 7? ? '“•.£ . n« SIl0r , -“.Ss r.’ rSBagy� t °' - -««, «s « ■ - %viSS3 §i:: . ■ • n,ame„f In lN',11vtANl ,c,w%- lJo.v Te«n -in ..odnnf « ) ; ’ - 5 il Shore — 4 f kixon . —-— � 4 1 ijver — 3 .1 ;: 1, jss%Wi - inl j£«?s s anVr Holzer the . “U r- a,-l9on E22r 1 • � the Qricii t to 1 on 33, ’Oft V' Librarians Seated left to right: Shirley Ann Holman, Mr. Jacobson, Janet Stefinske, Rosalyn Johnson, Barbara Smith. Standing left to right: Sylvia Sheridan, Betty Rodkewich, Midge Grage, John Fortier, Bernie Johnson, Janet Pederson, Joyce Tast, Ruth Raarup. Forensic Contest Winners Serious declamations: First place, Jean Stephenson; secono place, Joan Ferguson; and third place, Gloria Joanis. Humor- ous declamations: first place, Glenn Joanis; second Diace, Elaine Hebert and Louis Schindler; third olac . rtilliam narris. Extemporaneous reading group: first place, Kosaiyn Johnson, second place, Bernardine Johnson; and third place, Sharon McManus. Non-original orations: first piaco, Janet Gierza . second place, Connie Cornier; and third place, Donna Bodin. Original orations: first place. Midge Grage. Four-minute speech: John Fortier. Extemporaneous speaking group: first place, Patrick Sheridan; second place, David Hanson. Those who entored the finals at Hurley wero: Bernie J., Rosio J., Sharon M., Louis S., and Connie C. Congratulations. Glass Prophecy If v® Marilyn P 50 , „e JS kC a •C 'V J Oi S 4 ►y x i'v XO° O’ Q-0 « Ac9(1� S J0hn ■ ?. nV9 feer y 4 °« r £ vS oe r e ati lr f H N 0%V V £$V V of , I0'’ %. Bob §£ Tty . Js. .V t °rA° ' _ Fur ; v °‘ '’� x V X !St “”A T ’ “ ll,9M 4 £ 0 S,° W% V lV 5 - ' ® V$ 0 V x s.h X f Margie Frechette £• ♦ J� N 52ik?!5SiSted-V . Margie Frechette r Bookkeeper f°r «Men Incorporated i °° i� £a 11 Smith iS Professional c,° nd V Babysitter Dill o ? o siness VA X6� -x° e Jo Dill V° Henry Fr u Pefcer iness X, ° rr0« dinner of Cpe,tte .atV V BiU H80fl96B Prl2e Ullt «- ' cb V 008 M.onsbi? £ i e � 0 7 . ® S.. . • , piani c,°« iar lst John Wroblewski Wisconsin Game Warden .„ts V £ v e Vc°? me Oier.sk Doties Oesi ner I9GH sv Oi’lon SfrSS4 Lakers the mwm August 31 September 7 21 October 6 November 6 12 26-28 December 2 3 k 17 21 January k 6 February . 10 2 -27 March 12 23 26 26 27 April 7 8-9 10 12 15-19 V May 2k 30 7 8 Ik 20-21 n 27 School opens. Back to the old grindstone; Labor Day. Football game at Hayward. We wonj Lyceum on earthquaKes. Initiation of Freshies. What a sight] Choir recital. Ah,those voices; Thanksgiving vacation. Thrill ] Thrilli Lyceum--Blue Jay Singers. Band concert. Well done] Basketball game. Good for us,we won. Christmas recital, Christmas vacation began. School reopens. Pie baking contest at Maple. Shirley Ann won] Donkey Basketball. What a riot] Lyceum on characterizations. District basketball tournament. We re CHAMPIONS] Indianhead iorenslc contest. Indianhead athletic banquet. Senior Career Day. Hurley speech contest. Athletic Banquet. Lyceum--Juggler. Senior Class Play. A HIT] Junior and Senior Banquet. What a feast] Spring recital, do] re] me] Easter vacation. Nirmal Chandra ChatterJee. Solo and ensembles at Ashland. Pre-Festival Band Concert. Lyceum--Bible Circus. Band and Choir Festival at Ashland. Ah, such talent. Junior and Senior Prom. Enjoy yourselfJ Senior Class Trip. Class Day. Commencement. Good-by, Seniors] School closes. Hurrah] Vacation] , Ladies F id Banal cit Uork- SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITES Banquet: Our Banquet in honor of the Seniors was held at the DuPont School on April 13, 1953. Under the capable leadership of Chairman Connie Corrier and Toastmaster Frank Holzer, our banquet was a great success. To carry out the theme, Dutch Garden, the menus were written in Dutch script and our decorations consisted of tulips, picket fences, a windmill and a life-size Dutch scene on the north wall. The delicious dinner of fried chicken, served by the band parents, was fol- lowed by speeches given by faculty members and students. Music was rendered by Ruth Palm, who sang Tiotoe through the Tulips, after which a dance was held at the DuPont Club. Prom: Our Prom, the most anticipated event of the year, was held on May 16, 1953 at the DuPont Club with Mr. Stauffer and Miss Haase as advisors, Joan Thore- son as chairman and Connie Corrier as Decoration chairman. Our theme, Old Fashioned Walk, was beautifully portrayed with a bubbling fountain, mellow lights, latticed arches with roses entwined, and palm trees. Our class wa3 the first to change the usual procedure of the Grand March. Diane Grage and Michael Frechette, crownbearers, and attendants preceded King Robert Connors and Queen Bernardino Johnson to the throne. After the crowning by the previous year's royal couple, Roger Niemisto and Carolyn Mattson, a group of five couples sang Let's Take an Old Fashioned Walk after which the colorful Grand March took place. The Music was furnished by the Blue Rhythm Band. Homecoming: To gather a crowd at the oonfire, a small pep band with tremendous noise marched down Main Street leading to the bonfire. There a pep session led by Mickey Schindler and the cheerleaders soon aroused the enthusiasm and loyalty of the crowd for good old Washburn High School. Speeches were then given by students and faculty. After the school song a snake dance led by Mickey Schindler headed for the business district. On Saturday afternoon, October 3, at 1:00 the parade began, consisting of many beautiful floats and of course the usual comedy floats. By the way, the Senior class won both prizes for the floats! That evening, after tying DePadua in a very exciting game, a dance was held in the gym with Queen Annabelle Meaner and King Tony Pikus reigning over the dance. This ended the activities of our Homecoming, and the happy foot- ball followers and the tired players were all very well satisfied. WASHBURN TIMES BAYFIELD COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER Washburn, Wis. PERMANENT DEPENDABILITY r You con always depend on our Rexall 1 Drug Store for letter-perfect pre- scription service ... for a full meas- ure of professional shill ... for a fair price. Remember these points the next time you have a prescrip- tion to be filled! i L J GOOD HEALTH TO All from KURSCHNER REXALL DRUG Prescription Druggists P.C. Kurcchner C.T. Kurschner Washburn, T?is. 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