Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

OJBQLPME ON 1975 WctskbuMt f-ftgh QduxJL WaslibuAiv, WiSCCH Uv_ People are what make up the memories of our high school years. For the seniors, this year is possibly the last one we will be together as a group. It should be remembered as a very imponant year and a very good year. Washburn High has a great faculty and we have them to thank for the education they have provided us with, along with out principal and superintend- ent. The students themselves are what make Washburn High what it is and this yearbook represents everyone. The yearbook staff has worked hard to put together this year's book of memories. Thanks to all of them, the photographer, and our advisor for all the help. This year stu- dents submitted designs for our yearbook cover. We would like to thank all who took the time to do so, espe- cially Keith Swanson whose design was chosen. Jane Lindsey Financial Manager Mr. Schlichting Advisor Patti Sadonis Editor Peter Sneed Sports Editor Anne Gamich Copy Editor Tom Maassen Assistant Editor Qetu tS Dedicafojfie, We, the Senior Class of 1975, proudly dedicate this annual to two people who mean a lot to us: Mr. Mike Murray, and Miss Anona Nelson. Both of them have taken a great interest in our class and we'd like them to know how much we appre- ciate it. Mr. Murray stepped in as our class advisor our Junior year, and since then he has done a lot to help and support our class. We would like to thank him for what he’s done for us. Mr. Murray was born August 2, 1948, in Fre- deric, Wis. He graduated from Webster High School with the class of 1966. In 1970 he married Carol Gannon. They now have three kids: Nicole - 4 years old: Trisha - 3 years old; and Mike, Jr. - 2 years old. Mr. Murray graduated from the University of Superior in 1973 with a Broad Area Major in Music. He was active in a jazz-rock group while attending school and after gradua- tion. 4 97S Miss Nelson, more commonly known as 'Home- room,' is a great friend to all of us. She backs the students in all the sports, and is a familiar face at all the basketball games. When attending the games, it seems like she’s a part-time chauffeur and pan-time photographer! Miss Nelson was bom in Portland, Oregon and lived there until the age of 16, when she moved to Grantsburg, Wisconsin. In 1966 she graduated from Grantsburg High School. Miss Nelson attended Ponland State University for a quarter, and then transferred to the University of Wisconsin - Stout in 1967. She graduated from Stout with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics Education. Since graduation in 1970, Miss Nelson has taught here at Washburn High. 5 6 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Schlichting, Advisor, Nathan Meyer, Dave Potts, Jim Leino, Randy Fleig, Peter Sneed, Tom Maassen. 2nd ROW: Debbie Gasperini, Sandy Guski, Cheryl Truchon, Eileen Anderson, Debbie Guski, Lu-Anne Garnich, Patti Sadonis. 3rd ROW: Jackie Zimmerman, Janelle Rubatt, Terry William- son, Brenda Dashner, Jane Lindsey, Doris Anderson. BACK ROW: Cindy Sadonis, Debbie Foss, Barb Kozeneski, Karen Bodin, Jewel Pickert, Melody Doucette. Another successful year has passed. The results of much of our efforts are found in the pages of this book. But beyond the many hours of preparation for this annual, the staff has worked dili- gently on many other projects. The sale of ads, movies, and concessions have all made this book possible. This year the staff raised over $2,000.00. I want to take this opportunity to thank our editor, Patti Sadonis. Her pleasant personality and willingness to work will never be forgotten by myself or the staff. 1 would also like to thank Jane Lindsey who for three years has handled the sale of our annuals. The annual staff has a bright future ahead. 1 look forward with pleasure to working with Tom Maa«en editor nf the lQ7fi rhe ANNUAL STAFF OFFICERS: Dave Potts - Photographer, Patti Sadonis - Editor, Maassen, editor ot tne 19 lb cne- Lu_Anne Garnich . Copy Editor Peter Sneed . sports Editor Jane Lindsey - quamegon. Financial Manager, Tom Maassen - Co-Editor, Mr. Schlichting - Advisor. Fred Schlichting, Advisor The days of no study halls. A day in the rain. Prom Court? Sounds of Silence. Hang in there! Quiet Times. Washburn's Wide World of Sports. 7 8 Washburn Is . • • 0 ufofawtiiig M i d ROM3YH idinUuStuiiUW CckoobBoaui I am extremely proud and appreciative to serve as the administrator of the school district - dedicated to providing the very best educational opportunities in meeting the inter- ests and needs for all of the students. Mr. Herbert Jackson Superintendent I am very happy to congratulate you, the Class of 1975, on reaching your first milestone on the road to success. I am confident that you will accept the challenge of the future, and rise up to obtain your goals. I feel certain that the training you received at Washburn High will enable you to face problems, and arrive at deci- sions that will be a credit to you; your parents, and your community. Forever cherish your happy memories of W.H.S. Mr. James Strom Principal SEATED. Left to Right: Mrs. Eunice Schwenzfeier: Director, Mrs. Rosemary Bodin; President. Mis. Doro- thy Volak; Clerk. Secretary. STANDING. Left to Right: Mr. Herbert Jackson: District Administrator. Mr. Roger Gustafson; Director. Mr. Constantine Carlos; Treasurer. 14 CeoietoAies MISS KARABA: Secretary to the LVEC. MRS. LINDSEY: Secretary to the Superintendent. MRS. BACHAND: Bookkeeper. MRS. KALMON: High School Secretary. A school needs people behind the scenes to keep it running efficiently. Washburn Schools can be proud of its secretarial staff. They are always willing to lend a helping hand. Thank you! MRS. HART WIG: Choir MR. HINCK: Boys' Phy. Ed., Head Football Coach. Track Coach. J.V. Basketball Coach (Shown right) MR. BERLIN: Social Studies «NSIOX IMP-;-)h I i 16 MR. MURRAY: Band, Pep Band, Senior Adv. MR. GIGSTAD: Guidance Counselor MR. FUSE: Social Studies, English, Asst. Football Coach, Gills' Bsktb. Coach. Advisor of Junior Class. MR. BASINA: Math, Advisor of Sophomore Class. MRS. COLEMAN: Foreign Language MISS NELSON: Home Economics MR. ALBERS: English, Chemistry, Phys- ics, High School Photographer and Foren- sics Coach MISS HARDING: Girls' Phy. Ed., Girls' Volleyball Coach. MISS BLEY: Librarian, Cheerleaders' Advisor. MR. KINGSLEY: Social Studies, Freshmen Class Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor. 20 MR. PRISTASH: General Science, Baseball Coach MR. SNIPPEN: Driver’s Ed The cooks have put forth an extra effort in cooperating with the new break- fast program. Thank you for all your hard work. We would like to give sincere thanks to the janitors who have done an excel- lent job this year. We couldn’t do with- out them. Special Sewices COOKS: Mrs. Maunu, Mrs. Carlson, and Mrs. Johnson. The head cook, Mrs. Tutor was not present when the picture was taken. JANITORS: Mr. Carlson. Mrs. Bellile. and Mr. Day. CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Mary Smolen - Secretary, Scott Sneed - President, Patti Sadonis - Vice Presi- dent, Mr. Murray - Advisor, Nancy Wilman - Treasurer. CLASS FUMS : White Rospy CLASS COLORS: B@ue CUui QiHv l, CLASS MOTTO: You have touched me, Lave gtouuu 24 Cetu ts, DfrVbu R Metnbefr. . . Mary and Russ holding hands, Mr. Strom on patrol, Senior Phy. Ed., 25 Boys Foods Class, Mr. Kingsley's leaving, Washburn??? RUTH AMRAEN EILEEN ANDERSON ALAN COPPERUD MARK BARNES LEONARD CONKLIN SfiDZt ctouj RUTH AMRAEN - directory not available. EILEEN ANDERSON - directory not available. MARK BARNES - directory not available. LEONARD CONKLIN - FBLA 3, 4 - Mr. FBLA - 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Hi-Times 3, 4 - Editor 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, One Act Plays 3,4. ALAN COPPERUD - Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional and Sectional Awards, Football 3,4, Cross Country 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3. PHILIP DAX - directory not available. JOHN DOERNER - Track 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Hi-Times 3, Pep Band 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3,4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Court 3. MELODY DOUCETTE - Hi-Times 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Prom 2, 3 (Queen), 4 (Court), Head Majorette 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Ensemble 4, Pep Club 2,3, (pres.) 4, Student Council 3, Class Officer 1 (secretary and treasurer) 2 (pres.), Forensics 1, One Act Plays 3, FBLA 3, 4 (pres.). KEITH FLEIG - Football 1,2, FBLA 3,4, Badger Boy 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Jr. Prom King 3. DEBRA FOSS - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, FBLA 3,4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Prom Court 3. DEBRA GUSKI - Annual Staff 2,3, 4, Hi-Times 4, FBLA 4, Prom Court 3, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 3,4', Majorette 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2,3. KATHY HARNOIS - One Act Plays 3, 4, Forensics 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Hi-Times 3, Girls Softball 1, Pep Club 1,2. 26 Q iJUwPiOpli C te EILEEN ANDERSON opened up a new beauty salon called the House of Beauty. Business is not very good though reports Eileen. In fact, if it wasn’t for Dan Hovey's daily patronage, she would probably go bankrupt. MARK BARNES recently became Washburn’s toughest policeman, ehh. LEONARD CONKLIN IS Director of Sister Joyce’s musical youth group in Ashland. ALAN COPPE- MELODY DOUCETTE DEBRA GUSKI KATHY HARNOIS RUD set a new record last week as the first man to run the 1 4 mile in drib- bling a basketball. PHILIP DAX Is the new engineer for the Washburn railroad station. Don't ask me why, but for some unexplainable reason, Phil painted all the train cars black. JOHN DOERNER was recently attacked by sharks while scuba diving. He would have been a goner, but luckily for him his karate les- sons came in handy and he fought the sharks off with kung fu. MELODY DOU- CETTE is the new Administrator of Bayfield County Memorial Hospital, spe- cializing in removing bedpans. KEITH FLEIG is still working for his father at Fleig's painting service. He now has a Kojak hair cut because he spilled green paint in his hair and had to shave his head. DEBRA FOSS is the manager of Fossit's Driving School;” it is found that she makes a better manager than teacher. DEBRA GUSKI is now the chief manager of Washburn's A W restau- rant. One of her specialties is bone soup. KATHY HARNOIS was the first cus- tomer in Pat Holvick’s Charm School. KEITH FLEIG DEBRA FOSS JOHN DOERNER 27 RENEE HEINLEIN PATRICIA HOLVICK MICHAEL JOUPPI DANIEL HOVEY ROBERT JOHNSON QtoUo Dfowfoty RENEE HEINLEIN - directory not available. PATRICIA HOLVICK - Forensics 1, 2, 4. Majorette 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Guardette 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3. DANIEL HOVEY - Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Student Council Vice President 3. ROBERT JOHNSON - Baseball 1. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Homecoming Court 3. Prom Court 3. Track 4. Letterman's Club 3,4. MICHAEL JOUPPI - directory not available. JACQUELINE KUNICKI - Hi-Times 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2. DEN A KLEIN- HANS - Transfer student - 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3,4), Hi- Times 3, 4, Debate 1, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Gymnastics 1. DIANE LARSON - Choir 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, Homecoming Court 2, KEN LEINO - directory not available. RUSSEL LEINO - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, FBLA Lettermans' Club 2,3,4. JANE LINDSEY - Band 2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3, Pep Band 3, 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 - Business Manager - 3, 4,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - captain, Volleyball 4 - Captain, Softball 2, Homecoming Court 3, Majorette 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Career Education Program 3, Pep Club 2, 3 - V. Pres. SHERIE LOWE - Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Line 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Prom Court 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hi-Times 3, One Act Plays 4, For- ensics 1 - Superior, 2 - Superior, 3 State, 4 State. JACQUELINE KUNICKI 28 Q d b Ptophectes DENA KLEINHANS JANE LINDSEY SHERIE LOWE RENEE HEINLEIN is now the assistant manager of the Washburn Drug Store. PATRICIA HOLVICK opened a Charm School. DANIEL HOVEY is Eileen Anderson's only steady customer in her Beauty Salon. ROBERT JOHNSON went into business with Chris Meyer and formed the Johnson Meyer Meat Company. Their only problem is finding enough meathooks to put the meat on. MICHAEL JOUPPI has taken up partying as a life time occupation. JACQUE- LINE KUNICKI is now the business ed. teacher at Washburn High. She started teaching four years ago when Mr. Schlichting left to become a state FBLA advisor. DENA KLEINHANS is now the first female superintendent of W.H.S. DIANE LARSON is Brenda Tiffany's speech translator and spokesman ever since Brenda lost her voice. KEN LEINO - Poor Ham is in the Federal Penitentiary serving a 15 year term for making obscene phone calls to OMC. RUSSEL LEINO inherited the Leino Oil Company from his father when he retired. JANE LINDSEY is the new owner of Washburn's Finest Restaurant, The Snake Pit. SHERIE LOWE is guitarist for the musical youth group in Ashland. KEN LEINO RUSSEL LEINO DIANE LARSON 29 THOMAS MAGER CHRIS MEYER JOHN PICKERT MICHAEL MOORE RICHARD MORRISON SetuwDUecfoiy THOMAS MAGER - directory not available. CHRIS MEYER - directory not available. MICHEAL MOORE - directory not available. RICHARD MORRISON - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Letterman's Club. JOHN PICKERT - Class Pres. 1. Football 1. 2. All Conference 3, Co- Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Mgr.) 4, Regional and Sectional Awards, Base- ball 1, Track 2, Choir 1,2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4 - Treasurer, Letterman's Club. MISHELLE ROSS - directory not available. PATRICIA SADONIS - Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 1, 2, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, - President, Volleyball 1, Senior Class Vice President, Annual Staff 1,2,3- Co- editor, 4 - Editor, Badger Girl 3, FBLA 4, Ski Club 4. MARY SMOLEN - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Ensemble 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, Pep Band 3. 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer, FBLA 3, Class Officer 2,3,4- Secretary, Pep Club 2,3, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Plays 3, Hi-Times 2,3,4- Editor, Annual Staff 2. SCOTT SNEED - National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 - V. Pres., Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention All Tri State Team 4, Honorable Mention All Conference 4, Co Captain 4, Football 1,4, All Conference 4, Student Council 1,2, Class President 4, Ski Club 4 - Pres- ident. Homecoming Court 2. FAY SWANSON - Forensics 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, FBLA 4, Class Treas. 2, Hi-Times 4, Annual Staff 3, National Honor Society 3,4. KIETH SWANSON - Football 2, 3, 4, Forensics 1, FBLA 4. JEAN THEN - Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. MISHELLE ROSS 30 t MARY SMOLEN KEITH SWANSON JEAN THEN Q d(yu PiOphtoCteS THOMAS MAGER is now working as a guide who teaches people how to fish and, believe it or not, he shows them how to do it legally. CHRIS MEYER joined with Bob Johnson to form the Johnson Meyer Meat Company. Their only problem is finding enough meathooks. MIKE MOORE is in the hospital with minor injuries after trying to take on 35 guys at the same time. RICHARD MORRISON is Washburn's new baseball coach. Coach Dick, as he is called, is said to have been heard yelling C’mon, C'mon Curve ball it'll never hit ya.” JOHN PICKERT owns the company that makes Recipe Dog Food. In case you haven’t heard RECIPE, it’s the kind Corky eats. MISHELLE ROSS is not a world renown fashion designer who lives in Paris, France. PATRICIA SADONIS reopened the DuPont plant at Barksdale. MARY SMOLEN went to school 8 years to become a dentist. She says that the reason for picking this field was that she wants to help other people have a smile as good as hers. SCOTT SNEED achieved world fame as he performed a near impossible eye transplant. The operation which transplanted the compound eye of a housefly to an Irish Setter took over 14 hours. FAY and KEITH SWANSON are co-part- ners in the new Swanson Dairy Company. JEAN THEN now owns az speech schools that teaches people how to correct speech impediments. SCOTT SNEED FAY SWANSON 31 Senior Pwph ctes BRENDA TIFFANY lost her voice at the age of 25, and can't talk anymore for the rest of her life. STEFAN VIENNEAU is still riding around town mak- ing runs in his Volkswagen. NANCY WILMAN and her 5'2 boyfriend are both horse jockeys. i BRENDA TIFFANY geniwVfoed uj BRENDA TIFFANY - Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain), Softball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, FBLA 3, 4 (Miss FBLA), Choir 1,2, Prom Court 3. STEFAN VIENNEAU - directory not available. NANCY WILMAN - Choir 1, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Pep Club 3. RICHARD ZANTO - Directory not available. NOT PICTURED: GRETCHEN DURST - Transfer Student 3, Softball 4, Pep Band 4, Volleyball 4, Band 3,4, Choir 3,4, Marching Band 4, Homecoming Court 4. MARK LEDIN - Basketball 1 (Manager), Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4. TERRY LEDIN - Basketball 1, Football 4. STEFAN VIENNEAU NANCY WILMAN RICHARD ZANTO k Discovering a cure for the common cold . . . Don't lose It. Deb Right where they belong - behind bars! So where's the tea?? 33 C0MM vC6M6ict y£ uCi 6 puJay, Way SO, 97S, 8:00 PM- Enter the class of 1975. Scholarship and Award Winners. Salutatorian: Patti Sadonis G tio Class Wp Winnipeg, Canada was the desti- nation as we left Washburn at 1:15 a.m. Friday, May 23rd. Some peo- ple did get a few hours sleep on the 12-hour ride which led us through Minnesota, North Dakota and on into Canada. Friday was a shopping day for us in Winnipeg at a large Mall. In the evening we enjoyed the swimming pool, whirlpool and sauna. Saturday and Sunday were our sight-seeing days. We visited Lower Fort Gary, which is a historic fur trading fort, a Russian Orthodox Church, the zoo, a paddleboat ride, the planetarium, and museum. Monday was the day to return, so the 26 students and 5 chaperones boarded the bus with the things we had purchased and the wonderful memories of our class trip. Canada, how could you be so lucky? “GOOD! ill CANADA --- HELLO U.S.A: J The elite sightseen I I .T Isn't this fashionable? The three stooges? Terry, don't undress In the bus! I don't want to go home! AmLsO'OS u QjMU Wf-tQ cmcL g owu SQpCMdkb UfOufi, l bu HOtfaigebtkoSbht H iteS ofa wk tv w um tk Class ofr '7S. 38 jUKUAKS ROW 1: Class Adv. Mr. Fuse, Caroline Olson, Mike D,ide, Valarie Kozlowski, Greg Schillinger, Dave Potts, Kim Durst. ROW 2: Diane Hopkins, Jill Stauffer, Deb Szafarz, Beckie Wyler, Martie Malinowski, Diane Peter- son, Barb Kozeneski, Steve Guski. ROW 3: Julie Haugen, Brenda Bodin, Deb Warren, Patti Eskola, Annette Metropulos, Robin Anderson, Cathy Kalmon, Dena Kleinhans. ROW 4: Diane Cox, Rosi Zanto, Karen Bodin, Brenda Dashner, Deb TaBelle, Scott Foss, Bill Doucette, Brian Fleig. ROW 5: George Sveda, Tom Maassen, Andy Volak, Tom Bodin, Dan Vienneau, Bob Divine, Ron Swanson. ROW 6: Tom Grupstra, Terry Peterson, Ricky Kunicki, Doug Conklin, Dave Lowe, Jim Leino, Scott Arntsen, Gary Copperud. NOT PICTURED: Lu-Ann Garnich and Scott Beeksma. OFFICERS: Julie Haugen, Sec.; Dena Klienhans, Treas.; Mr. Fuse, Adv.; George Sveda, V.-Pres.; Brenda Bodin, Pres. 40 We started our Junior year by elect- ing Valarie Kozlowski as our Home- coming Queen candidate. Lake Superior Sound supplied the music on Oct. 19th. T.S.R. set the mood for our prom, BEST OF MY LOVE on May 10th. The Junior Senior Picnic was held was held at Memorial Park on May 28th. See you all next year as Seniors. Decorating for Homecoming 75” So that's how you do it! How many limes do I have to tell you that I'm not a Fletcher. EH! We're even better than Home- room! Bill and Brian climb to greater heights. HELP! The Sophisticated Secretary 41 How did I ever let them talk me Into this? George spends his time reading the medical journals. The Bride of Frankenstein. They call me the lightweight. The class dunce. Sophomore Class Picture BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Debbie Gasperini, Denise Fleig, Donna Guski, Denise Fredenberg, Doris Anderson, Cheryl Grant, Lora Niemesto, Kathy Donahoe. 2nd ROW: Mr. Basina - Advisor, Sandy Guski, Cherylann Tru- chon, Julie Nourse, Dawn Strom, Jeneane Leino, Carol Szafarz, Susan Ledin. 3rd ROW: Vicki Moore, Jeff Bellile, Peter Sneed, Kandy Ross, Sandy Huck, Dawn Bratley, Theresa Holvick. 4th ROW: Mike Jack, Mike Yonan, Rex Bernard, Glen Tiffany, Mark Foss, Larry Bodin, Scott Smith. 5th ROW: Bill Chantelois, Mark Fritzner, John Shuga, Greg Harnois, Bob Williams, Chris Beeksma, David Peake, Eddie Kozeneski. 6th ROW: Ryan Rude, Karen Cummings, Denise Metropulos, Stephanie Gibb, Debbie Dashner, Janelle Rubatt, Lis Tel- ford, Rosemary Anderson, Theresa Williamson. 44 Smitty, Ironman, Larry and Vickie OH! I lost it! Staring into the den of death! Spinach can do it everytime! Kathy and Bill That's HIM?? 45 Susan the lightweight Ledin Some wear it on their wrist, Peter. Have a seat! Which is the clown? $10,000 Pyramid 46 Mr. Kingsley was our advisor in the beginning of the year. He really gave us the incentive to start working. We had a magazine sale which gave us a profit of a little more than $200. Mr. Kingsley left in the middle of December. We were sorry to see him go, seeing we were just getting off to a good start. For homecoming we made a float with a big foot- ball shoe on a stuffed football dummy. Our theme was STOMP 'EM. Our homecoming queen candi- date. Teri Schillinger, received the title of Home- coming Queen. Our new class advisor is Miss Bley. We are sure she will do a good job and we are looking forward to our future high school years. Pictured at right are our class officers: Nathan Meyer, Pres.: Tim Olson, V. Pres.; Dave Mercer, Treas.; Teri Schillinger, Sec.; Mr. Kingsley, Class Adv. FRESHMAN CLASS: 1st ROW: Patti Wilman, Lori Lukaskawcez, Melody Hostetter, Kathy Bodin, Valerie Gard- ner, Terri Sauve, Bonnie Moore, CharLei Hosey, Julie Olson. 2nd ROW: Lori Zifko, Jewel Pickert, Sharilyn Doucette, Terri Foss, Judy Hartshorn, Kelly Root, Barb Peterson, Julie Amtsen. 3rd ROW: Carol Dashner, Judy Kettner, Terri Schillinger, Lonni Eskola, Susan Komborski, Lisa King, Cindy Sadonis. 4th ROW: Dave Mercer, Nathan Meyer, Mark Hovey, Tammy Carlson, Robyn Weister, Arlene Smith, Patti Coming, Andrea Schmidt, Linda Stone. 5th ROW: Randy Woiak, Jim Malinnoski, Jack Stauffer, Mark Sneed, Jeff Ross, Ken Oldenberg, Jim Yonan, Randy Fleig. 6th ROW: Rick Amraen, Tim Schwenzfeier, Paul Jack, Tim Olson, Richard Tutor, Orville Eliason, John Warren. 7th ROW: Bill Anderson, Raymond Carlson, David Lindsey, Rick Murdock. V-E-R-Y I-N-T-E-R-E-S-T-I-N-G Mother never told me about Ultra-Brite! Greasy Rider!! Teacher brutality! Bonnie Moore and Randy Flelg receive no absentee awards The Bookworms What do I do with It??! The mask of comedy and tragedy Jewel, wake up! At ease, Rick! Peek-a-boo I! Is this what you call study hall?? Terl Schllllnger, 1974 Homecoming Queen. ftSWAAX ttifi SOPRANOS AND TENORS: L. to R., FRONT ROW: L. Lukasiewicz, G. Durst, C. Olson, D. Hopkins, S. Gibb, S. Huck, K. Bodin, L. Neimesto. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Hartwig, M. Ross, D. Bratley, K. Metopolus, A. Smith, K. Ross, J. Kettner, T. Foss. 3rd ROW: D. Warren, J. Haugen, D. Szafarz, A. Metropolus, L. Eskola, D. Dashner, S. Komborski, A. Kalmon. 4th ROW: J. Nurse, D. Strom, J. Leino, S. Ledin, J. Tutor, J. Arntsen, K. Donahoe. 5th ROW: K. Kalmon, R. Anderson, V. Gardner, S. Doucette, D. Peterson, M. Smolen. 6th ROW: J. Hartshorn, D. Tabelle, K. Bodin, N. Wilman, M. Hostetter, D. Cox, R. Anderson. 7th ROW: M. Hovey, T. Schwenzfeier, L. Conklin, L. Bodin, J. Ross, O. Eliason, J. Warren, J. Stauffer. 8th ROW: R. Carlson, M. Sneed, R. Woiak, J. Doerner, S. Smith, D. Mercer, R. Amraen, T. Olson, M. Foss. ety members -5 - --.v -r-' .5 ' J f f j Washburn High School Choir, composed of approximately nj under the direction of Doris Hartwig, has had another busy ear. The first per- formance was the Harvest Concert in November, followed by aiestiveChrist; mas Concert. In March, they joined neighboring choirs and participated in at: all-day clinic at Northland College, which culminated in an evening per- formance. In May, they competed in the Choir estival at Northland receive ing a second award. The final performance, the annual SnringTloncer was JL warn 52 BASS AND ALTOS: FRONT ROW, L. to R.: T. Sauve, S. Guski, D. Gasperini, B. Moore, C. Hosey, M. Malinoski. 2nd ROW: L. Stone, P. Corning, B. Kozeneski, C. Truchon, B. Dashner, Mrs. Hart wig. 3rd ROW: C. Dashner, D. Kleinhans, M. Doucette, C. Sadonis, R. Zanto. 4th ROW: E. Kozeneski. T. Grubstra, R. Swan- son. M. Barnes, R. Johnson, T. Mager, A. Copperud, R. Bernard, J. Malinoski. 5th ROW: M. Rude, B. Doucette, J. Bellile, D. Hovey. D. Potts, P. Sneed, G. Schillinger, T. Bodin. THE MIXED ENSEMBLE STANDING, L. to R.: David Potts, Bill Doucette, Carol Dashner, Marty Malinoski, Peter Sneed, Dena Kleinhans, Caroline Olson, Diane Peterson, Mary Smolen. Seated at the piano are Leonard Conklin and Melody Doucette. 53 Wct kbu uv S BomicL 9 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. Doucette. K. Hamois, S. Lowe. ROW 2: K. Kalmon, D. Guski, J. Arnusen, J. Lindsey. ROW 3: G. Durst, R. Fleig, C. Dashner, J. Kettner. ROW 4: D. Fredenberg, P. Corning, B. Moore. ROW 5: D. Peake, R. Woiak, D. Peterson, C. Hosey, R. Tutor, M. Jack, J. Doerner. Cets Cchoo T Hpfr FRONT ROW, L. to R.: A. Schmidt, B. Bodin, D. Foss. ROW 2: T. Schwenzeier, L. King, D. Anderson, M. Smolen, D. Cox. ROW 3: D. Potts, D. Tabelle, D. Warren, ]. Yonan, J. Warren, B. Kozeneski, K. Durst. ROW 4: R. Amraen, C. Sadonis, C. Truchon, B. Peterson, C. Grant, T. Sauve. ONE order of french toast and . . . guardettes out to an early breakfast With an 11-2-2 yearly standing (11 game performances, 2 concert per- formances, and 2 parades), the Washburn Guardettes have completed another busy year. In addition to their many hours of weekly practices and performances this year, the girls have sponsored 2 school dances - The Fabulous Fifties, and the Sweetheart Swing -, performed at two banquets, and made a trip to Duluth. Rock and Roll is here to stay!!! Pat Holvick and Sherie Lowe at the Fabulous 50's Dance U Cu L to t t to S Pictured below, from bottom: Terri Williamson, Pat Holvick, Sherie Lowe, Janelle Rubatt, Rosemary Anderson, Diane Peterson (co-captain), Julie Hau- gen (co-captain). Not pictured: Donna Guski, Kathie Donahoe, Jill Stauffer. Santa's Helpers???! Jingle Bell Rock 56 Ub-JUnes BACK ROW, From Left to Right: Eileen Anderson, Jewel Pickert, Barb Kozeneski, Robin Anderson, Julie Nourse, Janelle Rubatt, Dawn Strom, Donna Guski, Rosemary Anderson, Larry Olson, Dena Kleinhans, and Mr. Schlichting. FRONT ROW: Debbie Guski, Scott Beeksma, Liz Telford, Fay Swanson, Cherylann Truchon, Lenny Conklin, Andy Volak, Stacey Maunu, and Mary Smolen. From Left to Right: Lenny Conklin - Co-Ed.; Larry Olson - Production Ed.: Cherylann Truchon - Asst. Ed.; Mary Smolen - Editor; Scott Beeksma - Sports Ed.; Mr. Schlichting - Adv. This year we put out eight issues in contrast to the sixteen issues of last year due to the cost and shortage of paper. It went fairly well despite the above. We are looking forward to the supervision of next year's editor, who will be Larry Olson. We hope to have a terrific year again next year. TWO YEAR MEMBERS: L. to R., ROW 1: Sherie Lowe, Pat Holvick, Brenda Tiffany, Nancy Wilman, Melody Doucette, Jackie Kunicki. ROW 2: Mr. Schlichting, Adv., Leonard Conklin, Keith Fleig, John Pickert, Debbie Foss. The FBLA'ers had a most exciting year. They sponsored money-making projects, serv- ice projects, attended confer- ences, held parties and fun activities. The hilight came when we won numerous awards at the Regional Leadership Confer- ence. At the State Conference in April, Washburn placed 2nd in the Basic Business Contest and 4th in the Spelling Con- test. In May a banquet was held honoring seniors. At that time, we reactivated the Ash- land FBLA Chapter. NEW MEMBERS: L. to R., ROW 1: Karen Bodin, Jim Leino, Debbie TaBelle, Tom Maassen, Pat Sadonis, Jewel Pickert. ROW 2: Robin Anderson, Fay Swanson, Larry Olson, Dave Lowe, Debbie Guski, Rosemary Anderson, Keith Swanson. State FBLA Conference Participants. OFFICERS: L. to R.: Melody Doucette, President, Larry Olson, Vice Pres., Mr. Schlichting, Advisor, John Pickert, Treasurer, Jackie Kunicki, Secretary. John Pickert receives regional spelling team awards. gUTURC ausif.css ICADCR 3 - •% A 58 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mary Smolen, Brenda Bodin, Sheri Lowe, Pat Holvick, Jill Stauffer, Karen Bodin, Fay Swanson. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Dena Kleinhans, Patti Sadonis, Jane Lindsey, Scott Sneed, Keith Fleig, John Pickert, Debbie Tabelle. A new advisor, Mr. Berlin, was appointed this year. The annual spring honors banquet was held in May during which new members were inducted. OFFICERS: L. to R.: Dena Kleinhans - Secretary, Patti Sadonis - President, Scott Sneed - Vice President, Mary Smolen - Treasurer. NEW INDUCTEES: L. to R.: Joe Stock, David Peake, Nancy Wilman, Donna Guski, Peter Sneed, Julie Nourse, Bill Carlson, Cathy Kalmon, Russell Leino, 59 Sandy Guski, Larry Bodin, Mr. Berlin - Advisor. FOWiSiCS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Maunu, D. Hopkins, M. Hostetter, J. Kettner, P. Holvick, K. Bodin, R. Fleig. ROW 2: B. Moore, D. Fleig, L. Stone, K. Bodin, R. Anderson, P. Corning, L. Garnich, S. Beeksma. ROW 3: Mrs. St. Germain, Advisor, D. Peterson, A. Schmidt, D. Guski, J. Picken, K. Swanson, R. Anderson, F. Swanson, J. Stock, M. Smolen, Mr. Albers, Advisor. There were 24 stu- dents out for forensics this year. Of these 24, 7 people went through the competi- tion to compete in the state contest in Madi- son. One of these stu- dents received an A” rating. She was Denise Fleig. She received a gold medal for her Demonstration Speech. The rest of the competitors received a B” rating and got a Certificate of Participation. Congratulations to these students and all who went out for for- ensics. STATE WINNERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Smolen, P. Holvick, L. Garnich, S. Maunu, D. Peterson, S. Lowe, D. Fleig. 60 We have just organized a Ski Club this year and though it was late in the year, we still man- aged to take a ski trip to Spirit Mountain. a new ski resort in the area. Mr. Hinck is our advisor and with his help we raised money for our club by putting on a Sock Hop. Next year we hope to have more members and go more places. Pictured at right. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Scott Sneed, Peter Sneed, Tom Bodin, Dave Potts. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Cindy Sadonis, Patti Sadonis, Mr. Hinck - Advisor. Not pic- tured are Diane Peterson, Mark Sneed and Dave Mercer. CkiCM) Pictured at left are the officers. Scott Sneed - President, Tom Bodin - Vice President, Peter Sneed - Treasurer, Patti Sadonis - Secretary. 6) f-fOMCOtnuig 1974-197£ Last year’s King Scott Foss and Queen Julie Haugen (standing) crown this year’s King Nathan Meyer and Queen Terri Schillinger. Queen candidates standing back to front: Gretchen Durst, Valerie Kozlowski. Kandi Ross. SEATED: '74 Queen and King Terri Schillinger and Nathan Meyer. Crowning them are the ‘73 King and Queen Julie Haugen and Scott Foss. Candidates' escorts front to back: Rex Bernard, Gres Schillinger, Mark Ledin. ® Last year's King and Queen. Julie Haugen and Scott Foss. This year’s King and Queen, Terri Schillinger and Natnan Meyer. Homecoming festivities began Friday night with the band playing, the fire flaming and the people yelling. Gathered in front of the bon fire, everyone listened for the announcement of the Homecoming Queen. All of the candidates were called forward. From the Freshman class was Terri Schillinger. Sopho- more class Kandi Ross, Junior class Valerie Kozlowski, and the Senior class Gretchen Durst. Terri, the Freshmen’s candidate was Queen. Saturday morning a parade was held on Main Street. Three floats were entered in the parade. The only float that didn’t make it as far as the parade was the Sophomore’s. The Seniors won with the slogan Don't Gillette Us Down Guards. Cream Baraga. The Guards battled with Baraga in a highly spirited game. Unfortu- nately the Guards lost 36 to 0. Highlighting the Homecoming weekend was the dance Saturday night sponsored by the Junior class. The theme of the night was Pre- cious and Few which was played during Grand March. All music was provided by a local band - Lake Superior Sound. • v Vvi- «fciSVI I� fl'V Ci'ai «“ J L '. ft After many hours of hard work the Seniors put together the winning float. The slogan of the Freshmen’s float was short and to the point: Stomp ’Em! The Juniors had high hopes when they put together their float. This year’s queen candidates rode in the parade with the Queen Terri Schillinger seated on the roof. Seated left to right are Jr. candidate Valerie Kozlowski. Soph. Kandi Ross, and Sr. Gretchen Durst. 63 Oi ActPdcujS Now Az U ty cu ul ByCtt Mgtcb There was excitement and variety in Washburn High School One Act plays this year. The variety was attributed to each play being unique in setting and plot. One (WHITE QUEEN, RED QUEEN), was based on the 16th Century timing of Henry the Eighth. The scene was in the throne room of Queen Katherine where she met with the pompous Ann Boelyn. The second play (MID- DLE OF NOWHERE) was a suspense ladened plot sprinkled with bits of comedy. The last play (IMPROMPTU) dealt with the con- temporary, thought provoking idea of life as a stage, the audience - society, and the stage manager - God. The plays were given two nights in the high school gym and as a matinee to the grade school chil- dren. The plays were also presented to students of Ashland High School as an incentive to motivate drama in Ashland. The play IMPROMPTU won the local contest and received a ”B at the subdistrict. WINNING PLAY - IMPROMPTU: L. to R.: Larry Olson, Leonard Conklin, Kathy Donahoe, Diane Peterson, Sherie Lowe. ROW 2: Debbie Gasper- ini, Rosemary Price, Director. Sleepy Patti Corning is awakened by Fay Red queen speaks sternly. Swanson. The Queen's court. Radio listeners hear of fugitive escape. 64 They’re coming to take us away - ha. ha . . . You sure It isn’t spiked? 65 C0 6S Day May 29, 97B Senior Scott Sneed presents traditional pencil to Junior class presi- Mr. Schlichting presents a pin to Hi-Times Editor. Mary Smolen. dent, Brenda Bodin. Mr. SchUchting, Business Instructor, presents the Lenny Kovachevich Memorial Award to Brenda Tiffany and Leonard Conklin, our Mr. and Miss FBLA seniors. Mrs. Peterson presents the An award to senior Patricia Holvick. Amid moments of laughter. Miss (homeroom) Nelson pres- ents the Crisco Award to Terry Ledin. Principal, Mr. Strom, presents the DAR award to Mary Smolen. Scott Sneed receives the Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award from police chief Gary Bratley. Senior boys who have taken a number of boys home economics classes receive a special award, a chef’s hat, from their instructor Miss Nelson. 67 ' 7h Best Lou ’ Junior Piorn ™R,T,: B' Doucetle c- Olson, K. Durst, J. Stauffer. T. Maassen, D. GROWNBEARERS: P. Olson and P. Beeksma. OUTGOING KING AND OUEEN- ING KING AND QUEEN: D. Lowe, and D. Szarfarz. Ta Belle, ]. Leino, J. Haugen. K. Fleig, M. Doucette. REIGN- The Junior Prom was held Saturday May 10, 1975 with Music by T.S.R. II, with dancing from 8:00- 12:00. The Theme for this year's Prom was The Best of My Love.” The gym was decorated with pink, yel- low, green, and light blue streamers. Washburn had another first this year with two minor balls revolving from each of the two peaks in the roofs. King and Queen Dave and Debbie Left - Kings and Queens, and Crown Bearers - Royalty?? Above - The attendants all dressed informal attire - except?? Right - The Bridge” - London Bridge is falling down!! 69 70 fwtbM ROW 1, L. to R.: Asst. Coach Bob Fuse, J. Yonan, R. Tutor, J. Stauffer, T. Maassen, Stat. J. Warren, D. Lindsey, J. Malinoski, Coach Bob Hinck. 2nd ROW: M. Hovey, M. Sneed, T. Olson, S. Beeksma, J. Ross, D. Mercer, J. Leino, M. Foss, R. Morrison. 3rd ROW: K. Leino, J. Pickert, L. Bodin, B. Chantelois, G. Coppe- rud, J. Stock, B. Divine, K. Swanson, D. Hovey, A. Copperud. 4th ROW: C. Meyer, D. Lowe, S. Smith, S. Sneed. T. Ledin, M. Ledin, T. Bodin, J. Then, G. Schillinger, P. Sneed, J. Bellile, M. Jouppi. White Pine 34 WHS 0 Minong 6 WHS 12 Ashland JV 40 WHS JV 6 South Shore 0 WHS 26 South Shore 6 WHS 30 Mellen 23 WHS 0 Baraga 36 WHS 0 RegUHud Cheung 74 ya gotta want it try and catch It tike VARSITY TEAM: L. to R., FRONT ROW: Bill Doucette, Peter Sneed, Alan Copperud, Dan Hovey, Larry Bodin. 2nd ROW: Mr. Gasperini - Coach, Scott Sneed, Gary Copperud, Scott Beeksma, Greg Schillinger. 3rd ROW: John Pickert - Manager, Tom Bodin, Scott Foss, Jeff Bellile. good try tike man stormln! future stars It better go In straighten things out JR. VARSITY: STANDING, L. to R.: Jim Malinoski, Paul Jack, Mark Sneed, Rex Bernard, Dave Mercer, Scott Smith, Scott Ross, Larry Bodin, Dave Lindsey, Jack Stauffer, Mark Foss. KNEELING: Ray Carlson - Manager, Mr. Hinck - Coach. 75 Have mercy on me Dukes comer Where did it go? airborne block out Buzz saw I Matador defense Sleeping on the job Help prevent forest fires The cheerleaders were the proud sup- porters of a win- ning team this year. They led the cheering fans in many exciting and high spirited games. Hopefully there will be the same support and enthusiasm next year, if not more. Ck AhjOud nS Add CpVut Group of three at left: Kandi Ross. Vicki Moore holding Carol Szafarz. In the center, top to bottom are: Kelly Root, Sheri Lowe. Barb Kozeneski. Group of three at right: Patti Sadonis, Brenda Tiffany holding Brenda Bodin. Not shown is Sandy Guski. (B team members are in black, A team in lighter color.) B Team Cheerleaders: Doing Splits Is Kelly Root, Kandi Ross (left) and Vicki Moore (right) holding Carol Szafarz. Sandy Guski is not shown. A Team Cheerleaders: Vertical middle row, top to bottom: Brenda Tiffany, Sheri Lowe, Brenda Bodin. at left Patti Sadonis. at right Barb Kozeneski. 77 BasebcM FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Mark Hovey, Jack Stauffer, David Lindsey, Scott Beeksma, Ray Carlson, Mr. Pristash (Coach). ROW 2, L. to R.: Ed Kozeneski, Jim Malinoski, Nathan Meyer, Robert Johnson, Rex Bernard, Larry Bodin, Rick Morrison. ROW 3, L. to R.: Orville Eliason, Dave Mercer, Peter Sneed, Scott Foss, Jeff Bellile, Scott Smith, Dan Hovey, Mark Foss. Wf-f£TictJck 197S ' SITTING: A. Copperud, L. Bodin, T. Schwenzfeier, J. Ross, T. Peterson, J. Leino, K. Durst, E. Kozeneski, J. Stock. KNEELING: P. Sneed, K. Leino, M. Barnes, M. Rude, T. Olson. STANDING: G. Copperud, K. Swanson, M. Ledin, S. Sneed, C. Schillinger, T. Bodin, S. Foss, D. Hopkins, D. Hovey, J. Then, D. Gaber, S. Arntsen, Mgr., B. Divine, Mgr., Coach Hinck. Ribbon Winners after a Conference meet at Park Falls. T. Bodin and G. Schillinger running LOW HURDLES P. Sneed and D. Hovey during Pole Vault at Welker Invitational. Distance Runners. Muff to STATE. ROW 1, Left to Right: Robin Weister, Tammy Carlson, Cindy Sadonis, Barb Kozeneski, Rosi Zanto. ROW 2: Miss Bley (Coach), Sharilyn Doucette, Karen Cummings, Dena Kleinhans, Gretchen Durst, Lisa King, Debbie Guski, Eileen Anderson, Robin Anderson, Jewel Pickert. GAME SCORES W 1 Bayfield 10 5 Drummond 19 11 Mercer 15 11 Solon Sp. 44 2 Ondossagon 12 4 Mellen 14 20 Glidden 7 Even though we didn't win many games this year, we sure had a lot of fun. It was Miss Bley’s «first year as softball coach. After a few of oui garnes, Miss Bley took us out for pizza. We finished oyr season with a win ovetlGlidden and we wefe treated at Sandy's to ice cream cones. Next year we hope to have a bigger and better team. I 80 QvJ! ’ VcMtybcMTeAtw .SH BL . TUbOV nrcuv vSHfl.v j J K$H9(ty Kshb ; FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Kettner, C. Hosey, V. Moore, B. Moore, C. Dashner. 2nd ROW: Coach Harding, C. Truchon, S. Doucette, D. Guski, D. Kleinhans, N. Wilman, C. Sadonls, J. Lindsey, E. Anderson, D. Guski, L. King, K. Cummings, Asst. Coach Groth. Gink ’ BctsketbaMjkn .shb , VSHBi iSHBi rf, Ujf SH BOjf. tEG' k M i FRONT ROW, Left to Right: A. Nordin; Manager. D. Guski, J. Lindsey, B. Moore, C. Sadonis, B. Kozeneski, B. Peterson. 2nd ROW: L. King, C. Truchon, C. Hosey, R. Weister, T. Carlson, R. Zanto. Not Pictured: J. Kettner. Manager. 81 39 South Shore 46 11 Mercer 36 26 Glidden 23 28 Bayfield 41 37 Mellen 35 40 Solon Springs 30 22 Ondossagon 39 13 Drummond 32 31 South Shore 60 35 Mercer 40 29 Glidden 32 37 Solon Springs 18 82 s; ■ For sai e j med s«Hv A Loitn iP NORTHERN STATE BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK . . . Savings Accounts . . . Checking Accounts . . . Bank By Mail . . . Safe Deposit Boxes . . . Travelers Checks . . . Money Orders . . . Loans . . . Drive-in Banking OFFICES IN . . . Ashland . . . Mason . . . Mellen . . . Glidden . . . 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Bayfield St. Washburn 373-5545 LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT POWER REDDY KILOWATT £ « '• S ' o i Offices in Ashland 682-2733 392-8070 91 We hope that we have succeeded in bringing you pleasant memories of this 1974-75 school year. We hope this yearbook will help you to remember the school activities and all the friends, classmates and faculty members that made it a good year for you. This year was one that should be cherished and fondly remembered. We hope that with the wonderful help of Modern Portrait Studios, we have helped to bring you the good memories of this year. We would like to extend a special thanks to them. 92 BBS