Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1968 volume:

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SOPHOMORES... . FRESHM N ........ .. ORGAN ZATIONS. ACTIVITIES ......... ATHLETICS .......... ADVERTISERS .,..... .--........--. .--. . . . . - . . . .'. - - - . - . . . . .. 0. .Q . . ff .1 - Q . . .. - . .vf . . . .. 1 .. - 1 . 27 3I .............. .. . , ,, gg ,,z.sw.z ,,.f . Ii 'f,, 1,k :LE SI'S -. 2 f'714Qi1HE,2gi5 fwixf-pxwlfifafi .,,.,...y,.I N. , s .,,, L ,-f- W ms an 8 ff,-f't1,zs2f . ,.,. . . sfifewgfeif .aww -.1 -3 . f ,,.. I f.-I,..W,. 5 ,im t,,.. . 1 figiez .-fzilgf gin-L .,z,w:,g,1W,,,,,f ,. ' 5559 psf-:,..f,?i,. f xzkigf.. fiigg 3 :ww --gf ,.fsI1..f ,zfez BLE OF CO TE TS DEDICATIO TO OUR PARENTS Whose guiding hand has led us O'er many rocky trails We dedicate this yearbook To those who'll never fail us. With pride, love, a'nd respect, The Senior Class of 1968. TO MR. JOHN ALBERS Who has been both a teacher and advisor Throughout our high school days, We dedicate this CHEQUAMEGON as a symbol of our appreciation For his generous help in those important ways. With thanks and respect, The Senior Class of 1968. YE RBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Lindsey, Editor: J. Albers, Copy. SECOND ROW: K. Day, S. Bolin, D. Leafblad, C. Coming, B. Bodin, J. Butterfield, B. Rude. THIRD ROW: K. Smolen, P. Pearson, J. Cook, W. Sytsma, J. Branzell, B. Peterson, Sports. Not pictured: M. Maitland, Business Manager. CHEQUAMEGON, the annual publication of Washburn High School, is published by a student staff assisted by advisor, Mrs. Robert Nelson, school photographer, Mr. John Albers, Taylor Publishing Co. representative, Mr. John Knoff, and professional photographer, Mr. Jerry Kin- nunen. As in the past, this year's CHEQUAMEGON staff spent countless hours in producing a year- book to which students could look with pride, not only now but in years to come. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. White, M. Nelson, Mrs. Nelson, Advisor: A. Maassen. SECOND ROW: L. Embertson, P. Westerlund, D. Gierczic, L. Niemi, L. Carlson, M. Schwenzfeier, L. McAllan, M Lindsey. THIRD ROW: M. Thoreson, C. Handberg, D. Dagsgard, I. Justice, I. Roberts, W. Sytsma. ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTR TIO MR. ERNEST I. KORPELA, Superintendent ' 'gf we-ww'-4 Mwgmaw, --f, W -If ' ywwmvw' vv-ww MR. JAMES C. STROM, Principal SCHOOL BO RD 1- c ' SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Lorraine Sanger, C1erkgMrs. Betty Lindsey, Mrs. Shirley Haugen. STANDING: George Schultz, Ernest Korpela, Emil Branzell, Bernard Kelly, ' -f A is Q as S Q, - L ',-, ' in : , .1 1 -vi '-' 13, eg ' C ,, , . J 1 . ,. H, ,. trfiqgfq jr .-.,.' so 9 '31 gf 4, f' -f - 54 ' - -1- , ' f gikf w ,S V ta Q df, ,,:, .,,, .W fit, ,,, L R A K isifff '.-5, ,wr ' U g g .sv '- . R . f - W! 5 ,, A .. e 1 .sv 4 :L - .gf J ff yi wg 4- PM ag . 'fIg,?- in , f1'.-,M 4, - f, - 1 : f . ' .sb .u'Q2 .aff ,. SH! :.2si':xq.jg:' ff m , - 'Qi'-HQ ,-E W 'R ,-lair. ,., ws, ,.,.,'. K Q ,... ,1 ,R K . MR. JOHN ALBERS ' MISS IOANNE ARVIDSON Physics, Chemistry, Geometry, English II, 5 Forensics Coach. Biology, fmefmedlafe Sclence MRS, ARLENE PETERSON - Arr MR. BRUCE RAPPS - Home Economics, Home Ec. Club Advisor, Ski Club Advisor. Student Council, World History, Government, Sociology. MR. DAVID KEDROWSKI MRS. ROBERT NELSON - MISS SHARON FREDRICK Typing I, II, English 9, 10, 12, Bookkeeping, ki Forensics Coach. Shorthand, Office Practice, Hi Times Advisor, Annual Advisor. I is ' Guidance, Llbmm' , MR, JoHN HAUGEN - Band, choir. Psychology' MRS, CATHERINE o HEARON - MR. ROBERT YOUNGQUIST E? li . .- - 2 1 1- - f .ig I2 if .11 1 1 sf -. '. ' Q, A' igy ESV., K Q1 F. ix ,NJ 1 A Sw A ' ' fM -Xi . st,,, A 1- . A K Q .V k,,. I, 1 7' 'U .k,,. VK H A Y - ,,.. 1 5 , I ,1.,, h.,- - 1 1 A ssss 16 ssar . M , E i KJLL A ' 1 Q, ' ,.,J .. -:C 1 ff' N MR, HAROLD BENTON MR. DENIS BLACK German I, II, American History, Honor Society Advisor, 1 ,IA Football Coach, rcJ,rorrr German Club Advisor. ,r,, . Ski Team Coach. Industrial Arts, Girl's Phy. Ed. , Driver's Education, 1 C1 Ad ' . ' ' Cheer ea er mor MR NICK PRISTASH - Al ebra 1 Skl Club Advisor' MRS. GLENNA ANDERSON - ' g ' MR. PAUL KOPP General Math. 1 I3 SECRETARY: Mrs. MCA llan l--.-i.. SECRETARY Mrs. Sanger CUSTODIANS: BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Bellile, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Warren, Mr. Root, and Mr. Olson and Mr. Olson IORS J. Tast, Secretary, M. Leino, Treasurer, B. Lindsey, Presidentg J. Celmer, Vice President. SENIOR MEMOIRS . . . The class of '68 enjoyed a successful Senior Year, taking all into account. Al- though our beknighted Homecoming float did not make it through the deluge during the Homecoming parade, our anticipation for the rest of the year was not dampened in the least. We enjoyed viewing the traditional events of the school year from our lofty positions as Seniors, and most of our classmates won honors for our class in scholarship, sports, forensics, and music. Each school organization gained momentum in its activities through the efforts of zealous Senior members, and we can modestly say that the class of '68 really made things move this year. The Junior-Senior Banquet proved to be a pleasant interlude, and wamyed by all. Our thanks to the Juniors for their hospitality. The long-anticipated class trip was a memorable vacation for each of the Seniors. All enjoyed the two carefree days in the Twin Cities, where we got an ad- vance dose of pleasant spring weather. The graduation exercises climaxed the four years happily spent in high school, and, in fact, the first growing phase in our lives. With optimism for the future, and confidence in ourselves to shape our destinies, we now leave dear WHS to go our separate ways. MOTTO: We dare to do what we dare to dream FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: Navy, Light Blue IOHN ALBERS DALE ANDERSON DARLENE E ' BAKKA LA '- -. 1'. 'i L 5 BONNIE BODIN DEBORAH BODIN WENDY BODIN KAREN BRATLEY MICHAEL BRUNEAU JOYCE BUTTERFIELD hi nf' 5 1' MARTHA JEAN COOK TIMOTHY COOK DAVID DAY KA THRYN DAY CURTIS CASTLE JAMES CELMER JAMES CLEARY WINIFRED FLONNES MARY ANN GUSKI GRANT HARNOIS S TEWART HOLMAN BARBARA HUDSON MICHAEL JACKSON MARGERY LEINO BETTY ANN LINDSEY WILLIAM LINDSEY FELIX KA LINOWSKI RIC HARD KURSCHNER KIM LATTIMER DELORES LEAFBLAD TERESA NEWMAN JOHN OLSON RONALD OLSON RIC HARD PEACY MARY ANN LIZOTTE FRANK LUKASIEWICZ MELANIE MAITLAND LOIS MAKI THOMAS MALINOS KI BONITA MAUNU SALLY RANDELL BENITA RUDE JUDITH SANGER MICHAEL STOCK DONALD STONE DUANE SWANSON JANET TAST JAMES THEN ALICE WESTLING MARY ANN WILLIAMSON fax SENIOR IOHN ALBERS - Annual Staff 2-3-4 fCopy Edi- torj5 Hi Times Staff 2-3-4 fCo-Editorj5 Homecoming 35 Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 One- Act Plays 1-2-3-45 Forensics 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-4 qAcc.j5 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 1- 2-3-45 Dance Band 2-3-45 National Honor Society 2-3-45 Badger Boys' State 3. DALE ANDERSON - Homecoming 35 Prom 35 Volleyball 1. DARLENE BAKKALA - Hi Times Staff 1-2-35 Homecoming 35 Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Ger- man Club 1-2-35 Forensics 15 Library Cadet 1-25 Choir 1-2-35 Home Ec. Club 1. BONNIE BODIN - Annual Staff 45 Homecoming Queen 35 Banquet 2-3-45 Prom 35 Student Council 1-2-3 fSec'y-Treas.j -4 QVice- Pres.J: German Club 1-2-3 fSec'yj -45 Forensics 1-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 45 Dance Band 3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Cheer- leader 1-2-3-45 National Honor Society 2- 3-4 fTreas.j5 Home Ec. Club 15 Pep Club 4, DEBORAH BODIN - Banquet 3-45' Prom Court 35 Ski Club 1-35 Home Ec. Club 15 Choir 1-2- 35 One-Act Plays 1-2-3. WENDY BODIN - Homecoming Court 1-25 Ban- quet 3-45 Prom 35 One-Act Plays 1-2-35 Choir 1-2-35 Majorette 1-2-3-45 Ski Club 1- 3-45 Cheerleader 1-25 Home Ec. Club 1-3. KAREN BRATLEY - Hi Times Staff 2-3-45 Ban- quet 3-45 Prom Court 35 Choir 1-2-3-4 fPres.j: Home EC. Club 1. MICHAEL BRUNEAU - Banquet 3-45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 1. JOYCE BUTTERFIELD - Annual Staff 45 Hi Times Staff 1-25 Banquet 35 German Club 3-45 One-Act Plays 45 Forensics 1-3-45 Li- brary Cadet 35 Choir 1-2-45 Home Ec. Club 1-3-4. CURTIS CASTLE - Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Base- ball 1-2-4. JAMES CELMER - Class Vice-Pres. 45 Banquet 3-45 Prom Court 35 Football 1-2-3-45 Base- BA1145 ski Team 3-45 ski ciub 1-3-45 Let- termens' Club 3-4. JAMES CLEARY - Class Vice-Pres. 15 Pres. 35 Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Student Council Pres, 45 Football 2-3-4 QCO-Capt.j5 Baseball 1-2- 3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-4 fCo-Capt.j5 Letter- mens' Club 2-3-45 Ski Team 2-3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Volleyball 1-2-35 Badger Boys' State 3. DIR ECTORY MARTHA JEAN COOK - Annual Staff 2-3-45 Ban quet 3-45 Prom 35 German Club 3-45 One- Act Plays 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-4, fSec'y-Treas 3 and 455 Pep Band 2-3-45 Dance Band 2-3-45 Ski Club 1-35 Home Ec. Club 1, TIMOTHY COOK - Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Dance Band 3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Volleyball 3. DAVID DAY - Banquet 3-45 Choir 1-2-35 Basket- ball 1-2-3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Lettermens' Club 45 Volleyball 1-2-3. KATHRYN DAY - Annual Staff 3-45 Banquet 2- 3-45 One-Act Plays 35 Library Cadet 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. Club 1-3-45 Pep Club 4. WINIFRED FLONNES - Hi Times Staff 1-2-35 Banquet 3-45 Home Ec. Club 1-3 CTreas.j -4 fPres.j: Choir 1-25 Pep Club 4, MARY ANN GUSKI - Banquet 3-45 Choir 1-2-3- 4. GRANT HARNOIS - One-Act Plays 3. STEWART HOLMAN - Hi Times Staff 45 Banquet 3 fMaster Ceremoniesj -45 German Club 1-25 Choir 15 Football Statistician 45 Basketball Statistician 1-2-3-45 Radio Program 3. BARBARA HUDSON - Banquet 3-45 Choir 1-2-3- 4. MICHAEL IACKSON - Annual Staff 1-2-3-45 Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 German Club 1-2-3-45 One-Act Plays 1-2-35 Band 2-3-4 fPres.j: Pep Club 2-3-45 Dance Band 2-3-45 Ski Club 3-45 National Honor Society 2-3 fTreas.j -45 Volleyball 3. FELIX KALINOWSKI - Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Ski Club 1-3-4. RICHARD KURSCHNER - Class Pres. 25 Banquet 3-45 Prom King 35 Forensics 1-45 German Club 1 fTreas.j -2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-4 fCo-Capt.j5 Volleyball 35 Letterrnens' Club Vice-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 2-3-4 fPres.j. KIM LATTIMER - Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Football 2-3-45 Basketballll-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-45 Ski Team 25 Ski Club 1-2-3-4. DELORES LEAFBLAD - Annual Staff 3-45 Home- coming 35 Banquet 2-3-45 Prom 35 Student Council 3-45 German Club 1 fSec'yj -25 Forensics 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Band 3-45 Pep Band 45 Dance Band 3-45 Majorette 1-2- 35 Head Majorette 45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Cheer- leader 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. Club 1-2-35 Pep Club 4. MARGERY LEINO - Class Treas. 1-2-3-45 Ban- quet 3-45 Prom Court 35 Forensics 1-45 Choir 1-25 National Honor Society 2-3-45 Home Ec. Club 1. BETTY ANN LINDSEY - Annual Staff 1-2-3 fEd- itorj -4 fEditor35 Homecoming Court 45 Ban- quet 2-45 Prom 35 Student Council 45 Ger- man Club 1-2-3-45 One-Act Plays 25 Foren- sics 1-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Cheerleader 1-2-45 National Honor Society 2-3 fSec'yj -45 Home Ec. Club 1-35 Pep Club 4. WILLIAM LINDSEY - Class Vice-Pres. 35 Class Pres, 45 Homecoming King 35 Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Student Council 1-25 German Club 1-2-3 fPres.j: Band 1-2-35 Pep Band 2-35 Dance Band 2-35 Football 1-2-3-4 fCapt.j5 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Ski Team 1-2-3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Lettermens' Club 1-2-3-45 Volleyball 1-2-3. MARY ANN LIZOTTE - Hi Times Staff 2-3 fEd- itorj -45 Homecoming 35 Banquet 3-45 Prom Court 35 One-Act Plays 25 Choir 1-2-3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Home Ec. Club 1., FRANK LUKACIEWICZ - Hi Times Staff 15 Ban- quet 3-4. MELANIE MAITLAND - Class Sec'y 15 Annual Staff 2-3-4 fBusiness Mgr.J! Homecoming Court 25 Banquet 3-45 Prom 35 Student Coun- cil 3-4 fSec'y-Treas.j5 German Club 1-2-3- 45 Forensics 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Dance Band 3-45 Ski Club 1-3- 45 Cheerleader 2-35 National Honor Society 2-3-45 Hone Ec. Club 15 Pep Club 4. LOIS MAKI - Hi Times Staff 45 Banquet 3-45 One-Act Plays 35 Library Cadet 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. Club 1-3-45 Pep Club 4. THOMAS MALINOSKI - Class Pres. 15 Banquet 3-45 Choir 15 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 2- 3-45 Ski Team 3-45 Ski Club 1-3-45 Letter- mens' Club 4 fSec'yj. BONITA MAUNU - Annual Staff35 Hi Times Staff 3-45 Banquet 2-3-45 Prom 35 One-Act Plays 1-25 Forensics 15 Library Cadet 1-2-3- 45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. Club 1-3-4 fVice-Pres.j5 Pep Club 4. TERESA NEWMAN - Hi Times Staff 2-35 Ban- quet 3-45 German Club 1-2-35 One-Act Plays 2-3-45 Forensics 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-3-45 Majorette 2-35 Ski Club 1-45 National Honor Society 2-3-45'Home Ec. Club 1-3. JOHN OLSON - Banquet 3-45 Prom Court 35 Ger- man Club 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Let- termens' Club 4. RONALD OLSON - Banquet 3-45 Baseball 1-2- 3-45 Lettermens' Club 45 Volleyball 1-2, RICHARD PEACY - Banquet 3-45 Choir 2-3. SALLY RANDELL - Banquet 3-45 Library Cadet 2-3-45 Home Ec.' Club 1-3-4. BENITA RUDE - Annual Staff 3-45 Hi Times Staff 1-2-45 Banquet 3-45 One-Act Plays 1- 45 Library Cadet 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-25 Band 1-4 fColor-Bearery5 Home Ec. Club 1-3-45 Pep Club 4. JUDITH SANGER - Hi Times Staff 35 Banquet 2-3-45 Band 15 Ski Club 1-3-45 Prom 35 One- Act Plays 3-45 Forensics 2-3-45 Home Ec. Club 1. MICHAEL STOCK - Banquet 3-45 German Club 2-3-4. DONALD STONE - Annual Staff 1-25 Hi Times Staff 1-2-35 Prom 35 One-Act Plays 1-2-3 fStage Mgr.p5 Forensics 15 Library Cadet 15 Choir 1-25 Band 15 Pep Band 15 Dance Band 15 Football 1-2-3 fMgr.j5 Basketball 1-2-3 fMgr.j5 Lettermens' Club 2-35 Volleyball 1- 2. DUANE SWANSON - Banquet 3-45 Choir 35 Foot ball 3-45 Lettermens' Club Pres. 45 Volley- ball 3. JANET TAST - Class Sec'y 2-3-45 Banquet 3-45 Prom Queen 35 German Club 1-2-3-4 fSec'y Treas,j5 Forensics 2-45 Choir 15 National Honor Society 3-4 CSec'yj, JAMES THEN - Choir 1-2. ALICE WESTLING - Banquet 3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Home EC. Club 1-3-4, MARY ANN WILLIAMSON - Banquet 35 Choir 1-2-3-45 Forensics 1-2-35 Home Ec. Club 1-3-4. Class Prophecy by I. Albers Class Will by I. Celmer I968 GR DU TIO 1 Class Day Speaker, Mr. Natty The traditional presentation of the pencil from the Seniors to the Juniors 24 Ten Honor Students Receive Recognition at Class Day , . 3 RI CBELOW f GHTJ Robert Anderson Processional Washburn High School Senior Class of 1968 Zf,-if SENIOR CLASS TRIP MINNEAPOLIS I 9 6 8 Was r' JLINIORS Saws ,.,,., -slli FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Arvidson, M. Pederson, K. Bakkala, A. Maassen, M. Lindsey, S. Bolin, D. Dagsgard, L. Embertson, L. Kelly, M. Nelson, F. Wolf. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kedrowski, R. Karaba L. McAllan, A. Meyer, W. Randall, R. Jack, W. Anderson, R. Harnois, D. Kluge, P. Pearson, M. Schwenzfeier, B. Volak. THIRD ROW: Mr. Black, I. Bratley, M. Haugen, T. Justice, B. Thoreson, J. Branzell, L. Roberts, J. Then, B. Peterson, R. Holman, T. Olson. We commenced our Junior year antici- pating all the hard work that lay ahead of us. The bonfire kicked off the Homecoming activities Friday night, Oct. 6. On Home- coming day, a bedraggled but spirited parade slushed down main street of Wash- burn. At the parade's end our class float , was awarded first place - mainly because it was the only one that came through the downpour intact. The football victory saved the day and helped to make the dance, un- der the street lights of Victory Lane, with the music by the Soul Seekers, a success. With the coming of spring we presented our banquet for the Seniors and faculty in accordance with the theme, Evening in Venice. Beautiful decorations made our prom, Athenian Interlude, the big event of the year. Now that the year has ended, we all look most eagerly to next fall when we will begin the ordeal of earning our diplomas. A. Meyer, Vice-President, L. Embertson, Secretary, L. McAllan, President, M. Lindsey, Treasurer. 28 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Bruneau, M. Volak, S. Swiston, E. Leino, V. Schillinger, B. Brown, K Arntsen, D. Maunu, J. Karaba. SECOND ROW: B. Holman, C. Eliason, C. Corning, K. Malinoski, E. Swanson, M. White, W. Smith, M. Malinoski, C. Stauffer. THIRD ROW: Miss Fredrick, B. Foss, M. Nelson, R. Gierczic, T. Foltz, M. Amrein, R. Beebe, R. Leino, I. Meyer, I. Lindsey. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Haugen, D. Pratt, D. Justice, C. Handberg, W. Sytsma, M. Strycharske, W. Sytsma, T. Benedict, G. Truchon, R. Gaber. Not Pictured: K. Smolen. more class once again invaded her halls. The usual diligent studying, for which our class is noted, was interrupted by plans for the Homecoming activities. Our choice of queen candidate proved a good one, for Chickie Malinoski reigned over the festivities with David Justice as king. On October 27th, the long awaited initiation day came, and the Freshmen were broken in and legally admitted to high school life by the heartless Sophomores. The Thanksgiving dance which we sponsored was the outcome of our very first attempt at decora- ting. Music was by the Soule. The necessity of enlarging our treasury resulted in various projects throughout the year. The selling of booster buttons and Zip Code directories helped somewhat. We are looking forward to our junior year and hope our treasury will be as well prepared for it as we are. CLASS OFFICERS W. Sytsma, V. President, W. Sytsma, Treas- urerg K. Smolen, President, K. Arntsen, Secretary. W.H.S. continued to function as we, the Sopho- Me Big CASTLE GUARD 5,211 ,ii Lady Godiva? Oooooh Davey! x . a . A ,.,., 34 WK? , . 3 'Y Wendy, are you meditating or daydreaming? Granny Bruneau I'm only following the new dress code QABOVEJ Practice Teacher QBELOWQ Biology Lab , of P W PM rs-anu---v- FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Peterson, I. Swiston, I. Welton, P. Dagsgard, C. Larson, S. Anderson, D. Gierczic, R. Guski. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kopp, R. Olson, D. Ledin, D. Gaber, C. Lampella, K. Guske, C. Strycharske, K. Zifko, P. Shanks, L. Carlson, S. Lowe. THIRD ROW: P. Westerlund, M. Hove, G. Pereau, J. Holman, C. Butterfield, D. Nelson, W. Jack, I. Gago, R. Schwenzfeier, P. Kluge, L. Nierni. FOURTH ROW: C. Anderson, I. Bergman, K. Cook, I. Roberts, B. Shelton, D. Haugen, J. Justice, L. Kosberg, V. Berg. FIFTH ROW: M. Lindsey, B. Cuty, B. Malinoski, J. Pratt R. Bergman, T. Stauffer, D. Stone, I. Bodin, R. Johnson, B. Olson. The Freshman Class started the year off right with the election of officers. They proved to be pretty efficient executives, so, we accomplished a lot in our first year of high school. As Homecoming time rolled around, our class became involved in several activities. We elected Diane Haugen as our queen candidate, and we worked diligently on our Homecoming float--which despite our valiant efforts only placed second. Initiation was kind of a drag for most of us, but we didn't let on because we knew the Sophomores would be disappointed if we didn't act scared. They had a smash of a record hop afterwards, and we all had a great time. After basketball season, we decided we'd better have a return party before the sophomores had a fit. It turned out pretty well for our first official dance, even if the profit was low. All things considered, it proved to be a very good year for the Class of '71, and we're all looking forward to our reign as Sophomores at W. H. S. CLASS OFFICERS M. Lindsey, President, K. Cook, Sec- retary, L. Niemi, Treasurer, B. Olson, V. President. J 0.1. Y. What 's Happening? 38 QBELOWJ Fun with the Erector Set And she thinks SHE'S built! Heah come de Judge! Bedazzled lb :F 52 1 Dress Code?? ORGANIZATIONS TLIDENT COUNCIL SEATED, left to right: M. Maitland, Sec.-Treas.: B. Bodin, Vice President: I. Cleary, President. STANDING: T. Foltz, J. Branzell, B. Lindsey, S. Lowe, Mr. Kedrowski, D. Leafblad, B. Peterson, D. Bruneau, B. Cuty. The major portion of the STUDENT COUNCIL'S work this year was dedicated to the revision of the dress code and to the correlation of administrative rulings to student ideas. The monthly meetings were relayed to the student body through the individual DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION W 'F A S C class meetings. gf Qllls ?f Each year delegates are sent to the State Student Council Convention. This year 4 dele- gates attended the convention held at Green Lake, Wis. and returned with constructive criticism on student government Left to Right: D. Bruneau, B. Bodin, I. Branzell, I. Cleary, Mr. Kedrowski. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Arvidson, Vice Pres. B. Maunu, Pres. W. Flonnes, Treas. M. Nelson, Sec. D. Maunu. SECOND ROW: D. Gaber, B. Volak, D. Gierczic, J. Karaba, M. Pederson, I. Butterfield, D. Bruneau, A. Westling, M. Lizotte. THIRD ROW: P. Shanks, K. Guske, K. Bakkala, L. Kelly, K. Arntsen, C. Strycharske, L. Carlson, L. Maki. FOURTH ROW: M. Malinoski, C. Eliason, V. Schillinger, R. Schwenzfeier, K, Anderson, L. Niemi, C. Stauffer, P. Kluge, K. Day. FIFTH ROW: M. White, D. Dagsgard, J, Bergman, B. Rude, D. Kluge, M. Schwenzfeier, M. Williamson, S. Randell, K. Malinoski. LIBRARY CADETS .:,.,,KxJ K W SEATED: Mrs. O'Hearon. STANDING, left to right: K. Day, L. Maki, D. Kluge, S. Ran- dell, B. Rude, D. Bakkala, I 4l ,.,.. , , ,c we ins as , ...W .1n1, , .. , L,.N 3fiS2i7EEl7liiTi-5 E '..- i - f f - CHEQLIAMEGON CHAPTER, . . . SEATED, left to right: R. Kurschner, Pres.: J. Tast, Sec., B. Bodin, Treas.: J. Branzell, Vice Pres. STANDING: M. Leino, M. Nelson, L. McAllan, M. Jackson, J. Albers, M, Maitland, B, Lindsey, M. Lizotte. In its fourth year at WHS, the National Honor Society put in a relatively active season. High- lighting the year was the Fourth Annual Induction Ceremony, held on April ll, 1968. As a major de- parture from the induction ceremonies of the past years, we showed pictures in which we had posed beforehand, depicting the bad qualities of inferior students as opposed to the better qualities we seek in a prospective candidate. We were proud to have Mr. Walter Norlin as our guest speaker. Now with our new members safely taken into the fold, we are sure of having an active Honor Society next year to carry forth its respected virtues. :ws 1 Vi' ' ,, I , ... ittt ix, i,,:', l 42 I .,,., 1 R ssii r' y Autistic thinking Acquiring the ability to respond adequately to a situation. . .S.I DUCTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Norlin, Induction Ceremony Speakerg R. Morrison, T. Foltz, M. White: J. Sangerg Mr. Benton, Advisor. SECOND ROW: K. Bratley, C. Corning, W. Sytsma, W. Sytsma, C. Handberg, K. Smolen. GERMAN CLUB :if FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Benton, F. Wolfe, C. Larson, D. Gaber, L. Kelly, C. Stauffer, M. Lindsey, K. Arntsen, I. Butterfield, D. Maunu, D. Bruneau. SECOND ROW: J. Karaba, K. Smolen, C. Corning, S. Bolin, B. Lindsey, B. Bodin, K. Malinoski, M. White, M. Malinoski, I. Tast. THIRD ROW: L. Embertson, I. Cook, P. Pearson, R. Olson, B. Foss, R. Leino, B. Olson, M. Lindsey, J. Lindsey, M. Schwenzfeier, L. McAllan. FOURTH ROW: M. Stock, C. Handberg, D. Pratt, W. Randell, W. Sytsma, J. Meyer, R. Gaber, R. Jack, R. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: T. Foltz, M. Haugen, R. Holman, B. Peterson, J. Branzell, T. Justice, M. Jackson, R. Kurschner, W. Sytsma. 43 SKI CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Peterson, I. Welton, M. Lindsey, K. Smolen, M. Hove, P. Westerlund, L. Kelly, S. Anderson. SECOND ROW: V. Berg, S. Bolin, B. Lindsey, B. Bodin, I. Justice, D. Bodin, L, Embertson, J. Sanger. THIRD ROW: I. Cook, I. Bergman, K. Cook, M. Schwenzfeier, D. Hau- gen, P. Pearson, W, Bodin, D. Leafblad. FOURTH ROW: R. Olson, B. Olson, T. Foltz, T. New- man, D. Justice, T. Olson, D. Dagsgard. FIFTH ROW: J. Celmer, T. Cook, I. Bodin, K. Lattimer, M. Haugen, D. Day, I. Bratley. SIXTH ROW: T. Benedict, B. Lindsey, F. Kalinowski, T. Malinoski, B. Peterson, I. Branzell, I. Cleary, M. Jackson. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Maki, D. Bruneau, I. Peterson, J. Welton, D. Maunu. SECOND ROW: C. Strycharske, K. Arntsen, P. Shanks, P. Westeerlund, V. Schillinger, J. Karaba. THIRD ROW: K. Guske, K. Day, D. Haugen, D. Leafblad, I. Justice, M. Maitland, K, Zifko. FOURTH ROW: M. Malinoski, B. Rude, K. Cook, L. Embertson, L. Kelly, B. Bodin, M. Nel- son, B. Lindsey. FIFTH ROW: K. Malinoski, B. Maunu, W. Sytsma, W. Sytsma, M. Lindsey, S. Bolin, P. Pearson. QRIGI-lTj D. Justice kicks off. fBELOWj D. Day dribbles down the LETTERMEN'S CLUB v. . . . , -W ., so FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Black, Mr. Nevala, R. Johnson, T R. Olson, Mr. Gasperini. SECOND ROW: D. Swanson, J, Bratley mer, R. Kurschner, D. Day, T. Olson. THIRD ROW: J. Branzell Olson, B. Lindsey, I. Cleary. X sa. - I, . . - I 9 ' as Basketball players are mtroduced at a pep rally HI TIMES STAFF LEFT ROW, bottom to top: D. Kluge, W, Flonnes, J, Albers, D. Gierczic, M. Lizotte, K. Bratley, S. Bolin, D. Dagsgard, B. Rude, B. Maunu, P. Pear- son, M. Schwenzfeier. MID- DLE ROW: L. Embertson, Mrs. Nelson, D. Gaber, L. Carlson, I. Bergman, M. Thoreson, V. Schillinger, M. Malinoski, K. Bakkala, M. Lindsey, J. Meyer. THIRD ROW: B. Volak, L. Niemi, K. Arntsen, C. Elia- son, D. Bruneau, K. Malinoski, D. Maunu, L. Kelly, L. Maki, M. Nelson, L. McAllan. Advisor: Mrs. Nelson Co-Editors: L. Embenson and I. Albers. I FORMS, E TERTAINS . . . .. f 'f gg, Left to right: W. Flonnes, L. Embertson, S. Bolin, M. Lizotte, D. Bakkala. ...f GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Nelson, L. Maki, S. Swiston, D. Maunu, S. Lowe, J. Butterfield, S. Anderson, M. Lizotte, J. Albers, fAccompanistj. SECOND ROW: K. Cook, I. Justice, V. Shillinger, C. Corning, D. Dagsgard, K. Bakkala, A. Westling, M. Hove. THIRD ROW: B. Maunu, D. Ledin, B. Hudson, K. Day, L. Kelly, S. Bolin, M. Lindsey, D. Leafblad, L. Embertson. FOURTH ROW: D. Haugen, D. Kluge, M. Guski, P. Pearson, K. Bratley, I. Bergman, M. Schwenzfeier, M, William- son, Mr. John Haugen, Director, BAND AND CHOIR REPRESENTATIVES TO STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL The musical or- ganizations at WHS had an active year. In October, the band marched in the Bay- field Apple Festival. The concert band and glee club gave three joint concerts through the year. The suc- cessful Solo-Ensemble Festival culminated in the State Music Festival on May 4th, and the entire band and glee club played in the festival on May 11th. Ending the year's events were Memorial Day cere- monies for which the band played. I. Albers, J. Peterson, V. Berg, T. Newman, C. Corning, M. Nelson, L. McA11an. 47 - 4 -:edgy AN -we 'I' FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Kluge, M. Haugen, M. Volak, I. Albers, M. Nelson, V. Schillinger, J. Peterson, V. Berg, G. Pearson, G. Pereau, M. Lindsey, C. Corning, W. Bodin. SECOND ROW: D. Maunu, T. Cook, J. Cook, B. Bodin, M. Maitland, D. Nelson, I. Swiston, K. Cook, M. Jackson, D. Haugen, B. Lindsey, K. Bakkala, P. Kluge. THIRD ROW: L. Kelly, L. Embertson, B. Cuty, B. Shelton, P. Pearson, L. McAllan, A. Meyer, J. Meyer, T. Lindsey, S. Bolin. TOP ROW: Mr. Haugen, F. Wolfe, D. Dagsgard, B. Rude, B. Volak, D. Leafblad. DANCEBAN FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Leafblad, M. Nelson, J. Albers, M. Volak, M. Haugen. SECOND ROW: T. Cook, I. Cook, B. Bodin, M. Maitland. STANDING: B. Cuty, P. Pearson, L. McAllan, C. Corning, M. Jackson. M JORETTES Left to right: W. Bodin, P. Kluge, D. Kluge, S. Bolin, D. Leafblad, K. Bakkala, L. Embertson, L. Kelly, D. Maunu. PEP BAND SPARKS SCHOOL SPIRIT Left to right: P. Pearson, J. Meyer, B. Cuty, A. Meyer, B. Bodin, M. Maitland, D. Nelson, J. Swiston, M. Volak, B. Lindsey, M. Jackson, T. Cook, T. Lindsey, L. McAllan, M. Haugen, D. Haugen, K. Cook, V. Berg, J. Cook, I. Peterson, V. Schillinger, M. Nelson, G. Pearson, G. Pereau C. Corning, M. Lindsey, I. Albers. I 49 S..-..-. Blow Baby Rapport? qBELowy Super Team qsEN1oRsy 50 Ain't She Sweet ff Z, .. .M- -w,:.g, U1,sf2gfs2W2 -ff'ff??:f M f-.,.,f..f.:w:-f,g.. s'fiU2?sQ:11xsTi,fs k ' , ,,.., Lq-- ,, . 1,f.. Q, 1.5. Q .1 Q3 ffm.. 5 -vi'wmas?.s4z:fKzfgfQi,svf..z - ,f22,smw1g.e:11'fwsasezxfsxzfii-r .xx ' : -- - - .. H,H..M-f,.m,.g.,1g.gQ..z:u-w1.121..fif' ' W., ..,, .W ..,,..W,. .W,A. , , W ., . .1 Kg,gs2'is2?Lsfv1 lL2f'Vfi55fQik.l ' WI.: K ,-W,-sgg f . .U V -wmgwmy, ,LgsgqgWk.a,e.gg.g,11fS.. W .. 11.5 .V sg ,emi gf 2. Q- : . ,M-g :qw.g,ggggZgxxiLsi fs-wx.2'wW...,..megmee, :sim ag W. h..,, W, k,.., ,,, 55.-kiwi, ,.,,. M f..g, .mn .51 Urs, :max .. wh , W, fa, ,,, ,,... .,.. , ,., ffl?-si.isz?2f'f' iii:- SiwU'23H'fc- fliiw 'Elf' f A , f14 EQ.1f'::,'L7 m,.Q....- ,,., .s,,,..m .., , ..,, . iff: ,sw--f,:'f fzfei 1 'fs ' ff ,.W.gQg if W,.mf-fs:-wlffk'uf CTIVITIES BLAZING BO FIRE BEGINS'6 HGMECOMI G ffm , COURT: I. Cleary and B. Lindseyg M. Haugen and M. Nelsong B. Olson and D. Haugen. RETIRING KING AND QUEEN: B. Lindsey and B. Bodin. KING AND QUEEN: D. Justice and M. Malinoski. Amidst a drenching rainfall, the mighty Castle Guards add another victory to their already en- yiable 3.2-win record 'i A A in the big Home- ff coming game. r 3 6:7 ' S g l A r Ll A i , - fr , n f L H T , - ' as ne w - w 1 D y T . 4 ., ,. -'f f sg ff K 5, - L,- rbw i 1? S f K e 1 , I r ,bfi ., Ay V, gf, , .. -1. af , -L N ,, ,, . o ..,wf?, , lv ,P X . X, g -23 gf the -X , ee' 1,1 - U , I g X A A ' I .a Q hi ' 8, ,Q 8 g 1' 5 , '. wry- f h ' Q - , ik Hi D, f ' i 7' I A is ' 3 . . s .A C .C -A A m fr: This H1gh? 52 . , estiww J' ' 4' , ' FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Volak, J. Karaba, D. Maunu, S. Anderson, I. Welton, D. Gierczic, J. Peterson Miss Foley - Director. SECOND ROW: S. Lowe, L. Carlson, K. Strycharske, V. Schillinger, M. Nelson, D. Gaber, I. Butterfield. THIRD ROW: M. Lindsey, D. Bodin, A. Maassen, L. Embertson, I. Justice, S. Bolin, M. Malinoski, J. Sanger, D. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: D. Haugen, M. Schwenzfieir, K. Malinoski, J. Cook, B. Rude, D. Dagsgard, V. Berg, J. Meyer. FIFTH ROW: L. McAllan, I, Albers, W. Systma, M. Strycharske C. Handberg, I. Roberts, I. Bergman, A. Meyer. The footlights beckoned to some 40 ,gig Washburn High students this year, and - P . under the direction of Miss Mary Carol Foley all enjoyed a fun-filled one-act play season. On the evening of October 21, 1967, the Washburn High players presented three one-act plays: The Valiant, Red and Yellow, and RES to the Sea. The Valiant was selected to represent our school at the Indian Head Contest at Ondossagon, and from there it progressed to the district contest at Mellen, where the play received a B rating. Cast and crew alike agree that we enjoyed an exceptionally fine season. VALIANT CAST: left to right, Micki Nelson, John Albers, Alex Meyer, Leslie McAllan, Jan Meyer. Cast for Riders to the Sea Cast for Red and Yellow 53 1 LJ E 5 SEATED, left to right: M. Nelson, J. Sanger, D. Maunu. STANDING, left to right: B, Bodin, K, Smolen, B. Lindsey, M. Thoreson, I. Albers, J. Meyer, L. McAl1an, W. Sytsma, M. Maitland, T. Newman, C. Corning. DELEG TES T0 STATE FORENSICS MEET Left to right: J. Albers, C. Corning, B. Bodin, W. Sytsma, M. Maitland, J, Sanger, L. McA llan . This year's forensics program has been an- other valuable experi- ence in the lives of Washburn students. Many excellent speak- ers showed up for the local contest, and the winners from there went on to capture the Indianhead Trophy. Of the 14 speakers later entered in the District Contest at Northland College, we had 50070 repre- sentation at State competition. JU IOR-SENIOR did you put that spaghetti on there purposely? M M132 ' w .,,.., A very successful Junior-Senior Banquet was planned by the extremely active and productive Junior Class. The charming Venetian setting made the delicious Italian food taste even better. Immediately following the supper, an inspiring talk was given by Rev. J. Hovland, and several musical selections were presented. The banquet, which was held on the 27th of May in the Washburn Gym- nasium, was mainly prepared by the Junior mothers. I .... . ir INTERLUDE EXEEYXYI l'Q l'3'fB1nV fb X- cw 'X -1. A -Y-. During the coronation, Ron Jack and Micki Nelson were crowned king and queen by last year's royalty, Rick Kurschner and Janet Tast. Members of the royal court were: Peggy Pearson and Rick Holman, Mary Schwenzfeier and LeRoy Roberts, Anne Maassen and Mike Haugen, Mary Sue Lindsey and Jim Bratley. Athenian Interlude was an evening of en- chantment for those who attended the 1968 Junior Prom on May 18. The gym was transformed into the elegant city of Athens featuring ivy-entwined pillars surrounding a spacious dance floor, while draperies of white and royal purple served to heighten the Grecian atmosphere. HERE I COME, ready or not! A Please Buy Our The Prince Cornflakes--please 1 ii'4 TH LETICS S Ll R STLE SHBURN 60 Justice, ,D. ed ict COND ROW: M. Haugen, T. Ben Cuty, J. Gago. SE ht: G. Truchon, D. Stone, B. Malinoski, M. Lindsey, B. to rig FIRST ROW, left Peterson, T. nzell, B. Bra I. i. Malinosk eary, T. .Cl RD ROW: R. Holman, B. Lindsey, J lson. THI B O Leino, T. Olson, Foltz, R. Amrein, T. M. Johnson, Lattimer, D. Swanson, R. er, K. lm Bodin, R. Jack, R. Bergman, I. Ce I. i, RTH ROW: Mr. Gasperin U FO Justice, W. Anderson, T. Stauffer. Mr. Black. 34 IN A ROW elf ' Wk iswif I The GUARDS huddle to come up with the BIG PLAY. CHEQU MEGON FOREST CHAMPS I96 Under the leadership of first year coach, Denis Black, the Castle Guards continued their domination of the Chequamegon Forest League with a perfect 6-O record. Strong blocking and powerful running paved the way for a state record of 34 straight victories. In conference play, Washburn's stiffest test came at South Shore, where behind the breakaway running of Rick Holman and Bill Lindsey, they hammered out a 46 to 27 victory, in a game played in almost un- bearable heat. The Guards' leading scorer for the season was Bill Lindsey with 89 points, followed by Rick Holman and Jim Cleary, each with 45, and Jim Celmer with 27. Head coach Denis Black I 6l Q -x A .uf 92,5 R S 9 we - . -Eh si 2,... '1 W ' Ka xv x 1 ' A :Tl-fin I' , ' - f W:,f ffaj t if if .V Vgy.. ,Q ,, I Wil in ' . L, ,. A 5 V 3' - - A-u-'Wi x 2:2 we UV 54- iv 4 -.. - v .gk ' 1 R gx A Q ig .. My it , M, Vx x 'E ,fi ' -if - , mxwyixx K M V A, , . ,N ?2?'f' ' 1 A, HQ w. M x ' ' T' ffl! . - ,' x V , f i,,,1,-:ff f ' - :W X Q. .iQ 2 gg :JL ff - ,J f ' . 12, vf' '-f'wA 1 ' -b -v 'B' 2' N. x , in . v - fa: ,ga,myZiK2i Q eff 'f!I - 2 Q QW -f 'Q,L,x ,M rw- 115' .ff -1.4-1 , .,. ,.,., ' V 1 Q ! 4 2 S Z VA R S ITY . , . K , x.. Aw ..........,,.. .,,,,.H, ,,,,.,., . Left to right: Manager, J. Gago, R. Jack, R. Holman, K. Lattimer, B. Lindsey, J. Cleary, I. Branzell, L. Roberts, B. Peterson, T. Stauffer, I. Olson, R. Kurschner, D. Day, Mr. Gasperini. JU IOR VARSITY I A , K 1 H ,r,. .,'-'- . , I V.,, ., at H FRONT ROW, left to right: I. Lindsey, D. Nelson, J. Swiston, B, Foss, W. Jack, R. Johnson, R. Cuty, R. Leino. BACK ROW: Manager, I, Gago, M. Amrein, D. Justice, R. Bergman, M. Styrcharske, T. Stauffer, D. Pratt, T, Foltz, Mr. Nevala. ' -'68 VARSITY HIGHLIGHTS I Recovering from a slow start, Washburn came on strong to finish the season with a 9-3 con- ference record, good for second place in the Indianhead Conference. Overall, the Guards tallied 13 wins and 5 losses. Coach Gasperini's cager's bright hopes for the championship crown were ended after two hard fought losses to a tough South Shore team. Several highlights of the season were Washburn's 105-70 victory over Cable and the selection of Jim Cleary to the all- conference team. This year's team was led by co-captains Jim Cleary and Rick Kurschner. And strongly supported by Seniors Kim Lattimer, Jack Olson, Bill Lindsey, and David Dayg by Juniors Jim Branzell, LeRoy Roberts, Bruce Peterson, Ron Jack, Rick l-lolmang and by Freshman Tom Stauf- fer. Much credit goes to Mr. Gasperini without whose brilliant coaching and iron nerves, the team would not have been successful. .IU ICR VARSITY As the season closed, Washburn's Junior Varsity held a successful conference record and gained much valuable experience in preparation for action as the future varsity players. WASHBURN Mellen WASHBURN Drummond WASHBURN Glidden WASHBURN South Shore WASHBURN Minong buf I M22 Lg' QE W ff H WASHBURN Solon Springs WASHBURN Cable WASHBURN Ondossagon WASHBURN Bayfield WASHBURN Mellen WASHBURN Drummond WASHBURN South Shore WASHBURN Solon Springs WASHBURN Hurley WASHBURN Cable WASHBURN Ondossagon WASHBURN Northwestern WASHBURN Bayfield DETERMINATIO MEANS SUCCESS Q! - 'W ' f YD, I CASTLE GU RD BASEB LL TE M Left to right: Coach Kopp, T. Foltz, R. Olson, T. Stauffer, M. Amrein, K. Lattimer, M. Lindsey, T. Malinoski, B. Olson, R. Holman, R. Johnson, R. Jack, J. Lindsey. 2 f 920 . Q , I ,' ' Q I Xlff ' - ssgf. .' X I I il ' . QS S9- . 'Q .- Q . -- A ,4- - - .--'- ' v H. Leading hitters for the team this season were Bill Olson with .35'7, and Ron Olson with .300. The 1968 baseball season started out with Bill Olson picked up the win with relief from Wally Jack The next game found the Guards defeated by Bayfield 2-1 Even though Tom Malin- oski pitched good ball, Washburn could only muster a single run in the sixth inning. From then on, the scores were: South S ASON S LIMMARY uP , V success--victory over Ondossagon 11-10. r' a fl -4 0 5 .. Shore 3, Washburn 05 Ondossagon 7, Wash- burn 5g Washburn 13, Bayfield 53 Washburn 5, South Shore 1. Ending the season with a 3-3 record, Washburn tied for second place in the Northern Division of the Indianhead League. In sub-district tournament play at Port Wing, the Guards lost to the South Shore Cardinals by a score of 4-1. KI TE M 'In Left to right: Coach Black, T. Benedict, T. Olson, J. Bratley, J. Cleary fin carp, B. Olson, T Malinoski, J. Celmer, B. Lindsey. I968 Sporting a capable group of skiers, Washbum sent its team of six into the first Northern Ski League meet on January 13, at White Cap. ln the meet, Washburn placed third out of seven teams. The next meet, an invitational, placed the Guard skiers second in a field of seven teams. Tony Benedict captured second place honors in individual standings. In the next NSL meet on January 27, Washburn skied to a fifth place standing. On February 3, in the final NSL meet, WHS placed sixth. An invitational at Hardscrable ended the regular ski season. Highlighting the '68 ski season was Washburn's 5th placing among 18 teams in the 1968 W.I.A.A.' State Ski Meet held at Rib Mountain. Bill Lindsey placed thirteenth and Jim Bratley placed eighteenth out of over 100 skiers to lead Washburn in individual standings. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS VARSITY SPIRIT RUNS HIGH Q I I,SIS I 1 ,II V - ,,,, I ff! 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