Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

7f-fE O-IBOUAM ZON 1967 WASHBURM HI SCHOOL Waskbuttv, U tSCOKStM 2 In just a small way this 1967 edition of the Chequamegon will try to capture and hold the fleeting memories of quiet and studious moments, of football games, pep rallies, one-act plays, Christmas concerts, dances, banquets, and commencements. These precious moments that are so transitory may perhaps require something of permanence in this book. 3 DEDICATION We, the class of 1967, dedicate the 1967 CHEQUAMEGON to MR. PAUL KOPP. Not only has he been one of our advisors on school problems, but he has also been a sincere friend to many of us. His jovial nature and witty personality have greatly con- tributed to making our last year a truly memorable one. Through this dedication we hope to express the gratitude that is felt by each of us toward such a fine individual. 4 TABLE OF OOMENIS YEARBOOK SPOT;.. ADMINISIRATION AND fAOuav.......... SENIORS......... JUNIORS......... SOPHOMORES...... freshmen........ ORGANIZATIONS... AcnvmES......... ATHLEHCS........ acverasers...... YEARBOOK SlAFF SEATED, left to right: J. Cook, M. Jackson, P. Pearson, K. Day. STANDING: K. Smolen, D, Leafblad, M. Malinoski, Mrs. Winkel, B. Maunu, W. Sytsma, M. Maitland, Editor B. Lindsey, Sports Editor W. Gall, Business Manager J. Stauffer, R. Morrison, B. Peterson, J. Albers, B. Rude, B. Bolin. Many long hours were spent in compiling this 1967 edition of the CHEQUAMEGON. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Winkel, staff advisor, for all of her help, guidance, and, oh - discipline. Thanks also goes to Mr. Albers who has spent much time in taking and developing pictures for us. Diligent Work! 6 AD tUNfSTRAriON MR. ERNEST KORPELA, Superintendent MRS. LORRAINE SANGER, Secretary SCHOOL BOARD SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Robert Lindsey, Mrs. Lorraine Sanger, clerk. STAND- ING, left to right: George Schultz, Emil Branzell, Jerry Baker, Ernest Korpela, and Percy Newhouse. 8 ADMINISTRATION MRS. BETTY McALLAN, Secretary MR. JAMES STROM, Principal 9 MRS. ESTHER PETERSON, Secretary EClABUSWNO CONCEPTS MR. JOHN HAUGEN Band Choir MISS JUNE JORGENSON Home Economics Home Economics Club MRS. MARY NELSON Hi Times Advisor Freshmen English Commercial Education MR. HAROLD BENTON German Honor Society Advisor German Club Advisor 10 SOURCE of guidance MRS. ARLENE PETERSON Art MR. ROBERT GASPERINI Varsity Basketball MISS SANDRA GRIFFITHS Guidance Counselor Psychology Sociology MR. MICHAEL O’BRIAN Football Physical Education Biology Athletic Director II ENTHUSIASM FOR PROGRESS MRS. GLENNA ANDERSON Physical Education Cheerleader Advisor MR. JOHN ALBERS Geometry Intermediate Science Physics Chemistry Forensics MRS. CATHERINE O'HEARON Librarian MR. DAVID KEDROWSKI United States History American History Social Studies Junior Varsity Basketball 12 COMMUNICATING- ID5AS MR. PAUL KOPP Industrial Arts Drivers Education MRS. JOYCELYN WINKEL English Annual Staff Advisor Forensics MRS. FRANCINE HARE General Math Algebra GERMAN TEACHERS UDE AG A STUDENT . . . Marianne graduated from the Teachers Superior Seminary in Schaff- hausen (Kantonschule Oberseminar Schaffhausen), Switzerland. In the time she was here. Marianne participated in Mrs. Winkel's English Literature class. Miss Benz taught in the elementary schools in Schaffhaussen, Switzerland. She has assisted in schools at Needles. California; Caldwell, Idaho; and Port Angeles. Washing- ton. In 1966 she taught in a summer language program in Springfield. Massa- chusetts. This winter she helped Mr. Benton with the grade and high school German classes at Washburn. AG A TEACHER . . . 14 15 A FOND FAREWELL 1967, our big year, proved to be filled with all the glamour and good times that we expected. To start off with, we welcomed Vicki Lindstrom into our flock. Her addition increased the class membership to 29. Next we made acquaintances with the new teachers, fondly received our text- books, and quietly settled into the familiar school routine again. To help us obtain some financial prestige with our treasury, we scoured WASH- BURN, ASHLAND, and even BAYFIELD selling lightbulbs. As in preceding years we got rid of them without much difficulty. Then came the magazine sales, a moderate success, and last but certainly not least, the Tom Watt kits. Their mysterious contents, which proved to be anything from flashlights to mistletoes captured the imagination of all of our customers and made their sale quite successful. Finally the day dawned when each rosy-cheeked Senior packed his suitcase and made ready for the class trip. Minneapolis, though quite familiar to us all by now, proved to be as fun-filled and memorable as it must have been to all of its previous Senior visitors. We had some difficulty though, after the Ice Follies, in finding one of our members, but he used his head instead of his feet and beat us all back to the hotel. The long awaited day of Commencement finally arrived amid great pomp and ceremony when we were presented with scholarship and honor. Our class motto, Not Up the Ladder, but Still Climbing, truly reflected our present life and our future goals and dreams. , OAQQ 0mCER£ M. Malcheski, President; K. Peterson, Treasurer; S. Leino, Secretary; L. Swanson, Vice-President. TIMOTHY AMREIN DAVID ANDERSON KATHLEEN ARNSON JACQUELINE ARNTSEN KATHY BERGMAN THOMAS BERGMAN 17 THOMAS COOK CAROL DAGSGARD WARREN GALL THEODORE GIERCZIC KEITH HOERICH STEVEN LEINO 18 SUSAN LEINO VICKI LINDSTROM JO ANNE LUTZ JOSEPH MAASSEN JO SARA MEYER MARY RANDELL JERRY SARVER DAVID SORENSON JEAN STAUFFER 20 DAVID ANDERSON - Class Vice-Pres. 2; Homecoming 4; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; Band 2-3-4; Dance Band 3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Ski Team 1-2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4. TIM AMREIN - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Bowling Club 1; Choir 1-2-3-4; Football 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Lettermen's Club 3-4. KATHY ARNSON - Hi-Times Staff 3-4; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; junior Prom Court 3; Bowling Club 1; Choir 1-2-3-4 (Pres.); National Honor Society 3-4; Home Economics Club 4. JACKIE ARNTSEN - Hi-Times Staff 3-4; Homecoming 1-2-3-4; lunior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; Choir 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; G.A. A. 1-2; Home Economics Club 2-4 (Pres.) KATHY BERGMAN - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; German Club 1-2-3-4; One-Act Plays 2-3-4; Library Cadet 2- 3; Choir 1-2-3; G.A. A. 1; Home Economics Club 2-4. TOM BERGMAN - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Student Council 4; Choir 1-2; Football 2-3-4; Ski Club 1-2; Lettermen's Club 3-4. TOM COOK - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Library Cadet 2; Choir 1-2; Basketball 2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 3- 4; Boy's State 3. CAROL DAGSGARD - Hi-Times Staff 2-4; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Bowling Club 1; Choir 1-2-3-4; G.A. A. 1-2; Home Economics Club 2-4. WARREN GALL - Annual Staff 2-3-4; Homecoming 3; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; Student Council 4 (Pres.); German Club 2-3-4 (Pres. 2 3); Forensics 1-2-3-4; Bowling Club 1; Choir 1; Band 4; Football 1-2-3-4; (A 11-Conference 2-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; (All-Conference 3-4); Baseball 1- 2-3-4; Camera Club 1-2; Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3 (Treas.) -4 (Vice- Pres.); Ski Club 4; Volleyball 1-3-4. TED GIERCZIC - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Basketball 2. KEITH HOREICH - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Choir 3-4; Football 1; Basketball 3. STEVEN LEINO - Class Officer (Treas.) 1-2; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4. SUSAN LEINO - Class Officer (Sec.) 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 2-3; Hi-Times Staff 4; Homecoming 2 (Court); Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; German Club 1-2-3-4; Choir 1; Cheerleading 2-3; G.A.A. 1-2; Home Economics Club 2. VICKI LINDSTROM - Hi-Times Staff 4; Homecoming 4; Junior-Senior Banquet 4; Home Economics Club 4; (Transfer Student 4.) JO ANNE LUTZ - Hi-Times Staff 4; German Club 2; Choir 1-2-3-4; Majorette 1-2-3; G.A. A. 1-2; Home Economics Club 2. JOE MAASSEN - Class Officer 3 (Vice-Pres.); Hi-Times Staff 2; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 2; German Club 3; One-Act Plays 2; Forensics 2-3-4; Library Cadet 2; Choir 2; Band 2; Football 4; Camera Club 2-3. MICHAEL MALCHESKI - Class Officer 1; (Vice-Pres.) -4 (Pres.); Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; German Club 2- 3-4; One-Act Plays 1; Forensics 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 3. DENNIS Me ALLAN - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Library Cadet 2; Bowling Club 1; Choir z; Band 1; Letter- men's Club 1-2-3-4; Athletic Manager 1-2-3-4. JO SARA MEYER - German Club 3-4; Forensics 3-4; (Transfer Student 3.) KATHY PETERSON - Class Officer (Treas. 3-4); Hi-Times Staff 1; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Queen 3; German Club 3 (Sec.) -4; Forensics 2-3-4; Choir 1-2-4; Majorette 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1- 2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2; (Vice-Pres.) National Honor Society 2-3 (Vice-Pres.) -4; Ski Club 1-2-3-4. MARY RANDELL - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Choir 1. 22 SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED JERRY SARVER - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Library Cadet 4; Bowling Club 1; Choir 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2- 3-4; Baseball 3; Lettermen's Club 3-4. DAVID SORENSON - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Choir 3-4; (Transfer Student 3). JEAN STAUFFER - Annual Staff 2-3-4; Hi Times Staff 4; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; German Club 1-2-3-4; Choir 1; G. A. A. 1-2; Home Economics Club 2. CAROL STROMBERG - Class Officer 1 (Pres.); Annual Staff 1-2-3; Hi Times Staff 1; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; German Club 1-2-3-4; One-Act Plays 1-2-3; Forensics 1; Library Cadet 1-2- 3; Choir 1-2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Home Economics Club 2. LLOYD SWANSON - Class Officer 1 2 (Pres.) - 4 (Vice-Pres.); Homecoming 4; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court (King) 3; Student Council 1; Forensics 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; Football 3-4; Basket- ball 1-2-3; Lettermen’s Club 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4. STEPHAN TERRY - Homecoming 3-4; Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; Student Council 2-3- 4 (Vice-Pres.); Choir 1; Football 2-3 (All-Conference). 4 (All-Conference); Baseball 2-3-4; Letter- men's Club 3-4 (Pres.); Ski Club 2-4; Volleyball 4. JON THEN - Bowling Club 1-2; Choir 1-2-3. BOB TRUCHON - Junior-Senior Banquet 3-4; Junior Prom Court 3; Choir 2-3-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 2- 3-4; Ski Team 1-2; Lettermen's Club 3-4. CIA2S OF 1967 FIRST ROW: J. Meyer, C. Stromberg, W. Gall. L. Swanson, K. Peterson. SECOND ROW: T. Gierciz, D. Anderson. M. Randell, S. Leino, J. Arnsten, J. Lutz, K. Arnson, J. Maassen. THIRD ROW: V. Lind- strom, J. Stauffer, S. Leino, M. Malcheski, T. Cook. J. Then, B. Truchon, C. Dagsgard, K. Bergman. FOURTH ROW: J. Sarver, D. Sorenson. D. McAllan, T. Bergman. S. Terry. K. Hoerich, T. Amrein. 23 CLAQQ DAY GRADUATION ACTMT1EQ CLASS PROPHECY - K. Arnson OLACQ MOTTO: NOT AT THE TOP, BUT CLIMBING CLASS WILL - S. Leino OAQC FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS DAY SPEAKER - Mr. Eley VALEDICTORIAN - K. Peterson CLASS COLORS: CRANBERRY PINK GRADUATION SPEAKER - Mr. Peavey 24 JUNfOR£ 25 JUNIORS . . . FIRST ROW, left to right: Alice Westling, Darlene Bakkala, Lois Maki, Judy Sanger, Delores Leafblad, Benita Rude, Kathy Butterfield, Janet Tast, Joyce Butterfield, SECOND ROW: Melanie Maitland, Bonnie Bodin, Frank Lukasiewicz, Duane Swanson, John Albers. THIRD ROW: Mike Stock, Grant Har- nois. Jack Olson, Bill Lindsey, Jim Cleary, Don Stone, David Day, Rick Kurschner. Through the past year, the Juniors have earned numerous distinctions for themselves, as they have comprised the major portion of the lunch line, the water fountain line, and the detention hall crowd. Not of less importance is the fact that we, as a class have set ourselves apart from the rest of the school by the virtue of earning LAST place honors on our Homecoming float, Wipe ’Em Out.” The members of the class proved to be an inspiration to underclassmen and teachers alike, as they excelled in their studies and in all extra- curricular activities. The Juniors proved to be the backbone of the football, basketball, and baseball teams, of the forensics and dramatics teams, of the musical organizations and the Hi- Times and Annual staffs. The Junior Prom and banquet proved to be the highlights of the year. The upper classmen enjoyed a sumptuous feast prepared under the direction of Miss Jorgenson on Sat. evening. May 6. Under a canopy of orchid and purple, couples danced the night away and enjoyed our prom, Paris by Night, ” on May 20. Now that the year has ended, we look most eagerly to next fall and our reign over the school as Seniors. OFFfCkR£ J. Cleary, Pres.; M. Leino, Treas.; J. Tast, Sec'y B. Lindsey, Vice-Pres. 26 ENERGY UNU UnfED FIRST ROW, left to right: Stewart Holman, Mary Ann Lizotte, Margery Leino, Winifred Flonnes, Deb- bie Bodin, Bonnie Maunu, Barbara Hudson, Kathryn Day, Joy Peterson. SECOND ROW: Miss Jorgenson, Mrs. O'Hearon, Wendy Bodin, Karen Bratley, Dick Peacy, Ronald Olson, Mike Bruneau, Jean Cook, Mary Ann Williamson. THIRD ROW: Jim Celmer, Tim Cook, Kim Lattimer, Felix Kalinowski, Jim Then, Teresa Newman, Mike Jackson, Tom Malinowski, Dale Anderson. MISSING: Curtis Castle, Sally Randell. 27 28 £OPWOMOR££ CLASS OF ’69 SIRJVES ON . . . FIRST ROW, left to right: Faith Wolfe, Roberta Morrison, Timothy Olson, Lynn Embertson, Linda Kelly, Micki Nelson, Susan Rogers, Barbara Volak. SECOND ROW: Mary Schwenzfeier, Leslie McAllan, James Bratley, Alex Meyer, Mary Sue Lindsey, Susan Bolin, Mr. Kedrowski, Mr. O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Richard Harnois, Peggy Pearson, Ronald Jack, Robert Thoreson, Wayne Anderson, Ronald Lutz, Diane Kluge, Wayne Randall. FOURTH ROW: Dick Holman, Bruce Peterson, Joe Then, Leroy Roberts, Jim Branzell, Tom Justice, Michael Haugen. As energetic Sophomores we worked industriously to make our year a trying, but rewarding one. After many sessions of confusion we finally came up with a prize winning float; our theme was Mellen Juice on the Rocks. To start our year out right, we initiated the frosh. '' Class rings were selected in January. We are proud that many of our classmates partici- pated in extra-curricular activities. We had 5 girls on the cheerleading squad, 10 members in Forensics, and 5 girls are Majorettes. Other activities include music, sports, and various clubs and staffs. This year's money-raising events included numerous record hops, the selling of sweatshirts, and also the suc- cessful Sno Ball Hop. So we end our year, and look forward eagerly to our Junior year. zell, President. M. Lindsey, Treasurer: D. Holman, Vice- President; L. Embertson, Secretary; J. Bran- 30 TO MAKE- U WS THE BESr. That’s the way the ball bounces!' Gem Shot!’ Angelic? 31 Melien Juice On The Rocks won first place. 32 33 FRESW UEN RACE NEW FIRST ROW, left to right: Ed Leino, Debra Bruneau, Kristy Arntsen, Warren Smith, Sharon Swiston, Doris Maunu, Michael Volak. SECOND ROW: John Lindsey, Cheryl Stauffer, Christine Corning, Karen Smolen, Betty Brown, Bonnie Holman, Bill Foss. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Eliason, Margaret White, Gary Truchon, Eric Swanson, Jan Meyer, Kathy Malinoski, Mary Malinoski. FOURTH ROW: Mike Nelson, Mike Amrein, Keith Guski, Richard Gierczic, Dennis Pratt, Tom Foltz. FIFTH ROW: Richard Gaber, Richard Beebe, Wanda Sytsma, Wendy Sytsma, Carl Butterfield, Tony Benedict, David Justice. NOT PICTURED are Richard Leino, Melvin Peterson, and Vicky Schillinger. When Mouse picks up his tenor sax. The band begins to worry, They cannot wait to leave the room. And leave it in a hurry! 34 CHALLENGES AT WHS. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Tony Benedict VICE-PRESIDENT: Wendy Sytsma TREASURER: Karen Smolen SECRETARY: Kristy Amtsen SENIORS OF ’70 The Freshman class slowly but surely made the usual adjustments to high school life. The year began with a class meeting at which class officers were elected. Also elected were Student Council representatives and a Homecoming Queen candidate; our choice being Kristy Arnsten. During the Homecoming season, the Freshmen participated in many of the activities. Their azygous float received third place in the judging. They diligently commenced their studies in science, civics, geography, math, and English. Many activity-minded students participated in forensics, sports, annual staff, Hi-Times, German club, choir, band, one-act plays, pep band, dance band, ski club, and home ec. club. Supposedly, the highlight of the year was initiation, whereby we committed ourselves to Washburn High. P.S. In this summary we won't mention All the kids that got detentions! A CHANGE OF SCENE THE FUNNY COMPANY WILD THING! Just Good Friends The Recipe to Loose 36 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, left to right: S. Terry, B. Bodin, W. Gall. STANDING: Miss Griffiths, T. Foltz, D. Leaf- blad, T. Bergman. M. Maitland, B. Peterson, S. Bolin, J. Maassen, C. Corning. Delegates to the Wisconsin State Student Council Convention. Computer at Work! The Student Council was active this year in sending four delegates to the state convention, and sponsoring the famed Computer Dance. As appealing fund-raising projects, it sponsored an athlete leg beauty contest, and several relax dress code days. As a major project the council sent post- cards to all the United States colleges for cata- logs and applications. 38 GERMAN CU-JB FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Marianne Benz, K, Peterson, J. Lindsey, L. Kelly, J. Meyer, D, Bak- kala, T. Foltz, J. Tast, C. Stauffer, K. Arntsen, J. Butterfield, SECOND ROW: Mr. Benton, M. Lindsey, J. Meyer, K. Smolen, B. Lindsey, B. Bodin, M. Schwenzfeier, D. Pratt, M. Maitland, S. Bolin, C. Corning, L. Embertson. THIRD ROW: M. Volak, D. Maunu, J. Cook, L. McAllan, D. Justice, R. Gaber, R. Harois, R. Jack. J. Bratley, C. Stromberg, J. Stauffer, D. Foss. FOURTH ROW: F. Wolfe, P. Pearson, M. Malcheski, M. Stock, J. Olson, T. Newman, W. Sytsma, W. Sytsma, R. Kurschner, T. Benedict, K. Bergman. FIFTH ROW: B. Lindsey, R. Holman, B. Peterson, W. Gall, T. Cook, J. Branzell, T. Justice, M. Jackson, M. Haugen. LIBRARY CAD0S 39 Left to right: Mrs. O'Hearon, B. Maunu, B. Rude, J. Sarver, L. McAllan, K. Day, D. Bakkala. SEATED: L. Maki, and J. Butterfield. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . FIRST ROW: left to right; K. Peterson, K. Arnson, M, Leino. SECOND ROW: R. Kurschner, B. Lind- sey, M. Maitland, B. Bodin, J. Albers. THIRD ROW; L. Swanson, T. Newman, W. Gall, M. Jackson, C. Strom berg. SOCIETY OFFICERS: left to right; Secretary B. Lindsey, President L. Swanson, Treasurer M. Jackson, Vice President W. Gall. NEW H.S. INDUCTEES BACK ROW, left to right: Induction Ceremony Speaker, Mr. J. Homan; L. McAllan, J. Branzell, Principal, Mr. Strom; Advisor, Mr. Benton. FRONT ROW: M. Nelson, J. Meyer, J. Tast, M. Lizotte. The third annual induction ceremony for the Chequamegon Chapter of the National Honor Society was held at WHS on March 30, 1967. Newly inducted members included 1 Senior, 2 Juniors, and 3 Sophomores. hi-times has successful year. SEATED, left to right: R. Morrison, S. Bolin, P. Pearson. STANDING:. Editor M. Lizotte, V. Lind- strom, L. Embertson, K. Arnson, J. Albers, L. Kelly. B. Maunu, J. Sanger. W. Flonnes, K. Bratley, T. Newman, D. Maunu, M. Lindsey, M. Nelson, Advisor Mrs. Nelson. 41 WO UE- ECONO UICS CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Peterson, J. Butterfield, D. Leafblad, Pres. J. Arntsen, Vice-Pres. M. Nelson, Sec. D. Bruneau, Treas. W. Flonnes, V. Lindstrom, R. Morrison, K. Arnson. SECOND ROW: Miss Jorgenson, Adv., D. Maunu, L. Maki, C. Eliason, M. Malinowski, T. Newman, K. Bergman, B. Lindsey, C. Dagsgard, K. Malinowski, B. Rude, M. Williamson, B. Maunu, K. Day, M. White, K. Butterfield. This year, the Home-Ec. Club sponsored many fun-filled, and, incidentally, money making activities. The highlights of the year included a bake sale, a pizza party, an Italian supper, and a surprise bridal shower for Miss Jorgenson. WHOOPEE! 11! Easter egg trees were made for the County Rest Home and the Wash- burn Hospital. Club members pictured are J. Arntsen, K. Bergman, B. Rude 42 04 CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: L, Embertson, K. Smolen, D. Leafblad, D. Bodin, M. Lindsey, L. Kelly, J. Sanger. SECOND ROW: B. Bodin, B. Lindsey, M. Maitland, i. Maassen, D. Dagsgard, S. Bolin, K. Peterson, Mr. Kopp. THIRD ROW: T. Benedict, T. Cook, D. Day. J. Celmer, P. Pearson. W. Bodin, J. Cook. FOURTH ROW: F. Kalinoski, M. Jackson, W. Gall, T. Malinowski, J. Cleary, S, Terry, B. Lindsey. Q a CLUB OWCBRC B. Lindsey, Pres.; M. Maitland, Sec.-Treas.; J. Cleary, Vice Pres. 43 LETTERMEN’S club FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Anderson, J. Sarver, T. Amrein, T. Cook, T. Bergman, L. Swanson, R. Truchon. SECOND ROW: Mr. O’Brien, J. Bratley, K. Lattimer, S. Terry. W. Gall, J. Cleary, B. Lindsey, D, Me Allan, Mr. Gasperini. MEMBER IN AOTON 44 CWOIR FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Westling, J. Peterson, J. Lutz, K. Peterson, K. Butterfield, L. Maki, D. Maunu, K. Arnson, M. Lizotte. SECOND ROW: B. Foss, S. Rogers, M. Nelson, G. Truchon, D. Leafblad, B. Hudson, K. Day, D. Peacy, D. Bodin. THIRD ROW: C. Corning, M. Nelson, M. Schwenzfeier, B. Brown, C. Eliason, M. Williamson, B. Maunu, D. Swanson, J. Arntsen, C. Dags- gard, W. Bodin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Haugen, K. Bratley, J. Albers, D. Day, M. Guski, T. Amrein, K. Hoerich, D. Sorenson, B. Truchon, L. Swanson, P. Pearson. Spring Band - Choir Concert Trio at Christmas Concert Left: State Music Festival Contestants K. Peterson, K. Arnson, D. Leafblad, J Albers. 45 DANCE SAND Left to right: D. Anderson, J. Meyer, M. Nelson, B. Lindsey, B. Bodin, K. Smolem, M. Maitland, M. Haugen. J. Cook,, M. Volak, T. Cook, J. Albers, L. McAllan, M. Jackson. PEP SAND FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Lindsey, T. Cook. D. Nelson, J. Swiston, J. Albers, J. Peterson. V. Berg, M. Nelson, M. Lindsey. M. Volak, K. Smolen, M. Haugen. SECOND ROW: J. Cook, B. Bodin, M. Maitland, j. Meyer, B. Lindsey, M. Jackson, L. McAllan, C. Corning, P. Pearson, W. Randall, D. Anderson. 46 BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Albers, M, Nelson, J. Peterson, V. Berg, G. Pearson, D. Corning, C. Corning, N. Meyer, B. Baker, M. Haugen, K. Smolen, M. Volak. SECOND ROW: T. Cook, J. Cook, B. Lindsey, B. Bodin, M. Maitland, D. Nelson, J. Swiston, J. Holman, M. Jackson, K. Cook, J. Meyer, T. Lindsey, D. Haugen, B. Lindsey, M. Lindsey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Haugen, S. Bolin, T. Newman. D. Kluge, W. Bodin, W. Randall, B. Cuty, P. Pearson, D. Anderson, L. McAllan, L. Embertson, L. Kelly, D. Leafblad, K. Peterson. MAJORETTES FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Newman, L. Kelly, D. Kluge, SECOND ROW: W. Bodin, L. Embertson, K. Peterson, D. Leafblad, S. Bolin. 47 Skill? Lloyd, you're super! si NCeR Fashions by 'Vicki' 48 And a Appetizer little bit of this.. 49 MAD SCRAMBLE BAY OF PIGS 50 51 WO UECO UING ACnVfTIEC include. ... CROWNING OF ROWUV, Although it was a little misty on homecoming eve, no one's spirits were dampened and the students all en- joyed an enthusiastic pep rally as they watched the em- bers of the traditional bonfire sink to an orange glow. The homecoming parade down main street the next day and WHS's subsequent 27-13 victory over Mellen put every one in a festive mood which prevailed all through the day. A perfect day was climaxed with an evening of dancing to the music of the rock 'n rolling Dynasty”, and delighted on-lookers watched as Bonnie Bodin and escort Bill Lindsey reigned over the grand march with the court consisting of D. Anderson, L. Embertson; T. Bene- dict, K. Arntsen; L. Swanson, V. Lindstrom. TOUCHDOWNS, 52 JUNIOR, — SENIOR, BANQUET Jr. Class Pres, comments during program. I—1 HI — Head table and mural in background at Oriental Gardens banquet. SENIOR, ClASS TRIP I 1 The Seniors were kept busy, but enjoyed every minute of their trip and all of the fond memories it will hold forever. 53 Dancers floated blithely beneath an airy canopy of orchid and purple at the 1967 Junior Prom. As the cool waters of our fountain played over the scene. King Rick Kurschner and Queen Janet Tast ruled in regal splendor at Paris by Night.” Serving as crownbearers were Brenda Cuty and Paul Lindsey. Members of the court were F. Kalinowski, M. Lizotte; J. Olson, M. Leino; K. Lattimer, D. Bodin; J. Celmer, K. Bratley and last year’s King and Queen L. Swanson and K. Peterson. 54 DISTRICT FORENSICS: On April 8, WHS boasted 14 participants in the district meet at Hurley. Ten received A ratings and went on to the state contest at Madison. Left to right: D. Leafblad, L. Swanson, J. Sanger, T. Newman, J. Maassen, M. Maitland. The local contest provided WHS with the opportunity to win the Indianhead League trophy for this year. Left to right: C. Corning, K. Peterson, J. Albers, W. Sytsma, L. McAllan, D. Maunu, M. Nelson. STATE FORENSICS: The state meet was held at the University of Wisconsin at Madison on April 29th. Five gold medals were won by these WHS participants: Lloyd Swanson, Kathy Peterson, Wanda Sytsma, Judith Sanger, and John Albers. SEATED: J. Sanger, K. Peterson, M. Nelson. STANDING: J. Albers. T. Newman, L. Swanson, W. Gall, L. McAllan, W. Sytsma, M. Maitland. STANDING, left to right: W. Bodin, G. Harnois, M. Nelson, D. Leafblad, D. Stone, K. Bergman, J. Sarver, C, Corning, C. Stromberg, T. Newman, J. Sanger, K. Day, K. Smolen, L, Maki, Miss Jorgenson. SEATED; J. Cook, D. Maunu, J. Meyer, K. Malinowski, M. Jackson, L. McAllan, J. Albers. 1966 ONE-ACT PLAS Practice, props, and a lot of fun went into the two one-act plays pre- sented at Washburn High School this year. On the evening of October 20, The Death of the Hired Man and The Giants' Stair were presented to the public. The Death of the Hired Man was selected to participate in the Sub- District Drama Contest at Mellen where it received a B rating. Both plays were directed by Miss Jorgenson. Cast for The Death of the Hired Man, above. C. Corning, L. McAllan, D. Maunu, M. Jackson. Cast for The Giants' Stair, right J. Albers, J. Sanger, M. Nelson, J. Meyer. SPECIAL SERVICES COOKS: Mrs. Karl Tudor, Mrs. Ade Heikkinen JANITOR: O. Swanson BUS DRIVERS: H. Olson, J. Warren, H. Peterson 58 59 WASWBURfJ CASTLE GUARDS BACK ROW; left to right: Mr. O’Brien, W. Foss, R. Leino, T. Foltz, C. Butterfield, R. Harnois, T. Benedict, D. Justice, R. Jack, J. Maassen, T. Olson, Mr. Gasperini. MIDDLE ROW: D. Stone, W. Lindsey, J. Cleary, J. Branzell, B. Peterson, T. Bergman, T. Justice, T. Malinoski, R. Holman, M. Haugen, D. Me Allan. FRONT ROW: K. Lattimer, L. Swanson, T. Amrein, S. Terry, W. Gall, R. Truchon. D. Swanson, J. Celmer. 22 IN A ROU Alert defensive lineman Lloyd Swanson picks off a pass to score the fifth touchdown of the New Auburn game. CHEOUAM SON FOREST CFAMPS Head Coach Mike O'Brien and assistant coach Robert Gasperini take a hard earned rest. The Washburn Castle Guards marched to their fifth consecutive Chequamegon Forest title and ran a four year winning streak to twenty eight games. In conference play the Mellen game proved to be the title game. With perfect offensive execution, the Guards downed a strong Mellen team 27-13. With the conference title tucked away neatly, Washburn's winning streak was tested against Siren and South Shore. Siren fell only after a hard fought battle 13-0, while South Shore came much closer 20-13. With the wind blowing 30 miles an hour, the Guard’s defense held the Cardinals by inches on a crucial fourth down play with only minutes left in the game. Washburn placed four players on the all- conference team: Warren Gall, Steve Terry, Lloyd Swanson, and Bill Lindsey. 61 Bill Lindsey evades two Mellen players for a long gain. Bill Lindsey races down the side- line to score the third touch- down of the Mellen game. Washburn 31 New Auburn 24 Washburn 60 Solon Springs 12 Washburn 47 DePadua 21 Washburn 27 Mellen 13 (Below) Determination as seen on the faces of the co- captains, Warren Gall and Steve Terry, kept the Castle Guards undefeated. Washburn 47 Solon Springs 6 Washburn 26 South Shore 7 Washburn 13 Siren 0 Washburn 20 South Shore 13 Tim Amrein bulls his way over two would-be Mellen tacklers for his third touchdown of the game. 63 INDIANW AD LEAGUE CHAMPS Left to Right: Manager, D. Me Allan, J. Sarver, B. Truchon, J. Olson, B. Lindsey, W. Gall, L. Roberts, J. Branzell, J. Cleary, T. Amrein, K. Lattimer, R. Kurschner, D. Day, Mr, Gasperini. JUNIOR VARSITY s r Left to Right: Manager G. Truchon, J. Branzell, B. Peterson, R. Holman, T. Benedict, D. Justice, T. Foltz, J. Lindsey, Mr. Kedrowski, T. Olson, D. Pratt, M. Amrein, J. Bratley, R. Jack, M. Hau- gen, L. Roberts, and T. Justice. 64 VARSITY This year’s basketball season came to a close with Washburn as Indianhead League Champions. But the trophy was not won as easily as it seems. Up until the last game, the Indianhead trophy was up for grabs by three schools: Washburn, Drummond, and Mellen. In the last night of the season Washburn squeezed by Mellen, and Ondossagon upset Drummond giving the conference trophy to Washburn. Even during the season Washburn had troubles. In one game the Castle Guards had to come from an eleven point deficit in the first quarter to nudge South Shore in a double over time. Leading the spirited team on to victory were the co-captains, Warren Gall and Jerry Sarver, who were both named to the Indianhead All-Conference team. The co-captains were aided greatly by sen- iors Tim Amrein and Bob Truchon and juniors Bill Lindsey, Jim Cleary, David Day, and Kim Lattimer. Without Mr. Gasperini's brilliant coaching and iron nerves, the team would never have made it to its place on top. JUNIOR VARSITY As the season closed, Washburn’s junior varsity had an overall record of 11-6. In conference play, Washburn climbed to the top with a record of 11-3. Much to the dismay of Coach David Kedrowski, the team produced four overtimes. 65 Washburn Hurley Washburn Drummond Washburn South Shore Washburn Glidden Washburn Iron River Washburn Cable Washburn Minong Washburn Ondossagon Washburn Bayfield Washburn Mellen Washburn 60 Drummond 64 Washburn 67 South Shore 65 Washburn 89 Iron River 52 Washburn 72 Cable 53 Washburn 68 Ondossagon 63 Washburn 84 Bayfield 39 Washburn 71 Mellen 62 67 Sfc TE VU FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Malinoski, B. Lindsey, D. Anderson, J. Cleary, J. Celmer. BACK ROW: Mr. O'Brien, J. Bratley, T. Benedict, T. Olson. vouxyball te vu FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Malcheski, M. Jackson, R. Kurschner, W. Gall, D. Day, J. Cleary, M. Bruneau. BACK ROW: Mr. O'Brien, R. Leino, L. Swanson, B. Lindsey, T. Cook, D. Swanson, S. Terry. 68 BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: J, Sarver, W. Gall, B. Lindsey, S. Terry, T. Amrein, SECOND ROW: Mr. O'Brien, R. Olson, R. Holman, T. Malinoski, J. Cleary, R. Jack, J. Bratley, manager T. Justice. THIRD ROW: B. Foss, R. Leino, T. Foltz, M. Amrein, T. Olson. RESUME: After a full winter of skiing competition, Washburn's ski team partic- ipated in the Wisconsin State Ski Meet at Dresser, Wisconsin. Our team honorably represented Washburn High by placing eight out of eighteen teams entered. The volleyball team stubbornly bowed to the perennial power, On- dossagon, and again placed second in both league and tournament play. The lack of pitching experience greatly hampered Washburn's base- ball season. But as tournament time appeared, Washburn played inspired baseball as they batted their way into the semi-district finals. 69 1966-67 CWE£RL£ADfN£ SQUADS M. Maitland, B. Bodin, ]. Arntsen, and D. Leafblad were the football cheerleaders. 70 In the FIRST ROW are the varsity cheerleaders: K. Peterson, D. Leafblad, B. Bodin, and P. Pearson. STANDING are the junior varsity cheerleaders: M. Nelson, L. Kelly, L. Embertson, and M. Lindsey. 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