Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1976 volume:

pmc u burn gj Imemn Fat Right: From '69 Chequamegon Right and Below: From '47 Che- quamegon . JAMES STROM Tony Who in our midst has a finer personality. Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2- 3, Banquet Committee 3, Choir 4, Boy's Glee Club 4, Class Play 4, Football 2-4, Prom Committee 3, W-Club 3-4, President 4, Walker Talker 4. Clark Kent? Superman??? Dedicated To . . . Presentation of '76 Chequamegon We the senior class of 1976 proudly dedicate the annual to Mr. James C. Strom, who we feel helped us the most in our past 4 years. He helped us all the way through the first 3 years and came to help us at the beginning of our senior year by taking over as our class advisor. Mr. Strom was bom April 9, 1929 and he graduated from Washburn High School in 1947. He then furthered his educa- tion by attending Northland College and graduating from there in 1953 with a B.S. degree. Mr. Strom received his M. A. Degree from U.M.D. in 1967. He was married in 1958 and has 2 children Dawn and Jim. Mr. Strom has been Prin- cipal at W.H.S. for the past 10 years. James C. Strom Larry Olson Ad. Editor Schlichting Advisor Cathy Kalmon Financial Mang Jewel Picken Copy Editor Tom Maassen Editor People are what make up memories . . . How true. In years to come when you look back at the '76 Chequamegon you are going to see all your classmates and remember all the good times you had with each one. As you see their picture you'll laugh when you remember what you were up to at the time. Of course you'll remember the faculty, your favorite teacher and some of the nicknames you had for them. Again this year a few people put out that extra little bit to make the '76 Chequamegon the best. Our thanks goes out to that crew. A very special thanks to Mr. Schlichting, our advisor, for keep- ing us going when it came close to deadline time. Also Jerry Ruenzel from Modern Portrait and Russ Johnston a private airplane pilot, deserve our greatest thanks. They took a day of their time to go up in the air and take the magnificent picture you see on the opening page. Jerry did a lot of work for us throughout the year and we really appreciate it. The Seniors who took time to design a few covers for us also deserve thanks and especially to Cathy Kalmon whose design was chosen. Nathan Meyer Photographer Sandy Guski Asst. Editor • 4 Contents WHS Annual Staff 1st Row, L-R: Sandy Guski, Marti Malinoski, Deb Gasperini, Barb Peterson, Rosemary Anderson. 2nd Row: Denise Fleig, Diane Cox, Robin Anderson. Doug Conklin. Cheryann Truchon. Row 3: Mr. Schlichting, Advisor. Randy Fleig, Jewel Pickert, Larry Olson. James Lei no, Tom Maassen. The Annual Staff came through again this year. The 76 Chequamegon is one of the best Chequame- gon’s ever. We were able to keep both the costs of advertising and the cost of the book at the same price as last year. We've put a lot of hard work and a lot of time into the 76 Annual and we hope you enjoy it. Annual Staff Officers: L-R: Mr. Schlichting Advisor. Tom Maassen Editor. Larry Olson Advertising Editor. Seated: Sandy Guski Asst. Editor. Annual Staff Remembers 7 U Jk Union boss men. •’MUTT AND JEFF What's happening? PEEK-A-BOO. Is it poison? 8 9 W.H.9. Homecoming 1975 HOMECOMING COURT: Clockwise: Janet Wcsiter. Kelly Root. Rosi Zanto, Queen: Cheri Grant, 1974 Queen Teri Schillingcr, 1974 King Nathyan Meyer, King Larry Olson. Ron Swanson. Bruce Lambert. Paul Lindsey. Homecoming festivities began Saturday morning with a parade leading up to the Washburn -romp over South Shore (34-0) in a classic run- away football game. Highlighting the day’s activities was the Homecom- ing Dance sponsored by the Junior Class. The Queen and King were Cherie Grant and Larry Olson. Other Court members were former Queen and King Terrie Schlinger and Nathan Meyer. Rosi Zanto and Ron Swanson. Kelly Root and Bruce Lam- bert, and Janet Weister and Paul Lindsey. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS: Queen: Ceri Grant (Seated on Roof) ATTENDANTS: L to R: Kelly Root. Janet Weister. Rosi Zanto. 10 Washburn Is... 9UPREME PERFECT UNIQUE The nexi iwo pages are dedicaied io ihe W.H.9. Basketball Team of 1975-1976 who represented us so well at Spoonere Madison. We would like to thank them for their effort. o '9 One of the major roles in public education is teaching the awareness of accepting responsibilities - the best means in securing the desired results is a co-operative effort of the teaching staff and the parents. Education is a partnership - let us work together! Mr. Herbert A. Jackson Superintendent I am very happy to congratulate you, the Class of 1976, on reaching your first milestone pn 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 18 WASHBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Mr. Constantine Carlos; Treasurer, Mr. Herbert A. Jackson; District Administrator, Mr. Roger Gustafson; Director, Mrs. Eunice Schwenzfeier; Director, Mrs. Rosemary Bodin; President, Mrs. Dorothy Volak; Clerk, Secretary. UJTlOfy 19 . SNIPPEN: Drivers’ Ed. MR. RAPPS: Science 9. 10. 12 MR. MAY: Choir MRS. COLEMAN: Grade School German. High School German and French 20 MR. FUSE: Social Studies, English, Assi. Football Coach, Girls’ Bsktb Coach. Senior Class Adv. MR. BASINA: Math, Junior Class Adv MRS. SKERJK: Special Education MR. VAN der WEELE: Social Studies, Natl. Honor Society Adv., Freshman Class Adv. 21 MR. KOPP: Shop 9-12 MISS BLEY: Librarian, Cheerleaders’ Adv., Girls’ Sofiball Coach, Pep Club Adv., Sophomore Class Adv. MR. ALBERS: English. Chemistry, Physics, High School Photographer and Foren- sics Coach MRS. ST. GERMAIN: English 10, 11. 12. Co-Forensic Coach MR. MURRAY: Band, Pep Band 22 GIGSTAD: Guidance Counselor MISS HANSON: Shorthand, Typing. Bookkeep- MRS. PETERSON and MR. DOUGLAS VENELL: Grade School and High School An; ing, Hi-Times Adv. Mr. Venell was a student teacher in an. MR. SCHLIGHTING: Business Ed., FBLA Adv., Annual Staff MR. JORAN: Student Teacher in Business Ed. Adv., Local Vocational Education Coord. 23 MISS HARDING: Girls Phy. Ed.. Volleyball MR. HINCK: Boys Phy Ed., Head Football Coach, Asst Basketball Coach MR. OLSON: Asst. Football Coach MISS NELSON: Home Economics 24 25 Custodians Our thanks and appreciation go out to those special people at the school. The cooks, janitors, and secretaries provide valuable services that make a school run smoothly throughout the year. We appre- ciate their efforts. Custodial Staff: Mrs. Bellile, Mr. Carlson and Mr. Day. Secretaries High School Secretary: Mrs. Kalmon Secretaries: Mrs. Lindsey and Jill Kelly 26 HETTY JANE HAUGEN AUDREY ARNSON LOIS SMITH now win CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Red and Black CLASS MOTTO: We carry within us the wonders we seek. ’' IL ss CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President - Tom Maassen President - Jim Leino Advisor - Mr. Strom Secretary - Cathy Kalmon Treasurer - Dave Lowe 28 Robin Anderson Scott Arntsen Scott Beeksma Brenda Bodin Karen Bodin Senior Directory ROBIN ANDERSON - Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, Foren- sics 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11. 12, Annual 10, 11, 12, FBLA 11, 12, Hi-Times 11, 12, Basketball 12. SCOTT ARNTSEN - Football 9, 10, Annual Staff 9, Basketball 9, Track Mgr. 10, 12. SCOTT BEEKSMA - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12, For- ensics 11, 12, Hi-Times 11, 12, FBLA 12. BRENDA BODIN - Annual 9, Cheerleading 9-12, Forensics 9, Natl. Honor Soc. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Times 11, KAREN BODIN - Annual 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12, Natl. Honor Soc. 10, 11, 12, FBLA 11, 12, One Act Plays 12. TOM BODIN - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Golf 9, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, Track 10, 11, 12. Tom Bodin Senior Prophecies ROBIN ANDERSON is still working hard at Anderson’s IGA , but severe rheumatism has made her slow at the till. SCOTT ARNTSEN is continu- ously bewildered as to why there are no women to fight off, and is frantically sprawling his signature and phone number on every available object. SCOTT BEEKSMA has now replaced Howard Cosell as spons com- mentator (They said they wanted someone very much like Howie). Now we came across BRENDA BODIN who is suffering from severe painters cramp , while in the process of painting signs and banners for the Wash- bum gym. KAREN BODIN upon successfully completing her college studies, took up a job selling banana splits at Renne- bohms in Madison. Tom Bodin was anested for disturbing the peace, while trying to high jump over 200563 Encyclope- dia Brittanicas. He was in the public library at the time, and from what I hear, they really threw the book at him. 29 Senior Directory DOUG CONKLIN - Track 12, FBLA 12. GARY COPPERUD - Cross Country 9, 10. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 12, Football 11, 12, FBLA 12. DIANE COX - Annual Staff 10, FBLA 12. BRENDA DASHNER - Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Forensics 9, 12, Annual 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 12, Bas- ketball 11, 12, FBLA 12. BOB DIVINE - Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10. BILL DOUCETTE - Cross Country 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Court 11. Senior Prophecies DOUG CONKLIN is now married and has two little children; he can now order them to Pick a pail of rocks. GARY COPPERUD is now in business for himself in Coppe- rud's Bait and Tackle where he sells a complete assortment of minnows and bait. He has no trouble getting the stock for his store, as they say He's got fast hands. DIANE COX is all that appears to be left of The Big T' Insurance Company”. It went out of business several years ago, but Diane unfortunately was never told. BRENDA DASHNER has had a variety of engagement rings adorning her fingers; unfortu- nately, she does not remember just how they got there. BOB DIVINE is still riding around in his Mustang; the chrome is tarnished, and the tires have gone bald, but he says Right now I just can't swing it. WILLIAM DOUCETTE has taken up impersonations, Hey, Come on - Ya gotta work like a buzz saw or Yeah, I’ll pin ya up against the wall. 30 Qenior Directory KIM DURST - Track 10, 11, Prom Court 11. PATTI ESKOLA. BRIAN FLEIG - Football 10. SCOTT FOSS - Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 11, Track 11. LUANN GAR- NICH - Softball 9, Basketball 9, Annual 10, 11, 12, Forensics 11. TOM GRUPSTRA - STEVEN GUSK1 - JULIE HAUGEN - Dance Line 9, 10, 11, Annual 9, Pep Club 9, 12, Forensics 9, 12, Majorette 10, Volleyball 12, FBLA 12. Senior Prophecies KIM DURST now accountant at the bank, Kim has added a new feature to attract customers. It is called croon a tune . He sings to them as they are informed they are overdrawn. PATTI ESKOLA is now the head of the day care center in big beautiful downtown Wash- bum. But after one day, she decided to retire. BRIAN FLEIG is now a famous painter. He didn’t paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, but found the one in the latrine just as challenging. Low and behold SCOTT FOSS is still looking for the directions to the Stevens Point Cam- pus (I guess he really is as slow as a tur- tle). LUANN GARNICH just opened a little craft shop on main street, where she stocks an abundant supply of little racoonies. TOM GRUPSTRA still has the hole in the bottom of his car: he says it gets bigger and better with each pass- ing year, and that he has the best venti- lation in town. He says it is a conven- ience just in case of a hit and run acci- dent. If he hits them, he takes them with him. STEVE GUSKI has just become a certified biologist: he is now working with a new insect believed to have been extinct for millions of years. The name hhemaxnkiceiner means itchy brother. Their bite is believed to be fatal. JULIE HAUGEN has now joined a new singing group called The Three Stooges which consists of her- self, Debbie Szafarz, and Diane Hop- kins (now the singing nun). Julie sings while Deb taps her cast against the table, and Diane just stands there and looks dumb. 32 Diane Hopkins Catherine Kalmon Barb Kozeneski Senior Direciory DIANE HOPKINS - Forensics 9. 10. 11, 12, Volleyball 12, Pep Club 12, FBLA 12. CATHY KAL- MON - Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, Hi-Times 11, One Act Plays 11, 12, Annual 12, Natl. Honor Soc. 12. BARB KOZ- ENESKI - Basketball 10, 11, Annual 10, Softball 11, One Act Plays 11. VALERIE KOZLOWSKI - JIM LEINO - Football 9, 10, 11, FBLA 11, 12, Annual 11, 12, Track 12. DAVID LOWE - Basket- ball 9, 10, Football 10, 11, Base- ball 11, FBLA 11, 12. Prom King 11. Valerie Kozlowski Jim Lemo David Lowe Senior Prophecies DIANE HOPKINS found it very difficult to be with us, for she was just in the process of taking her vows for entering the convent; but says that We will be remembered in her prayers. CATHY KALMON is an RN now and is very busy with her new patient JIM LEINO. It seems that Ham was suffering from severe burns from a curling iron while trying to curl the hairs on his chest. BARB KOZENESKI is still wandering around town wait- ing for something to happen. VALERIE KOZLOWSKI now herds cattle along the shores of Lake Superior; but the herd is being slowly diminished (most of them being caught in nets). DAVE LOWE is found to be working hard and diligently at the Keebler Cookie Plant in Washburn, bak- ing and eating striped cookies. 1� Diane Peterson David Potts Mike Rude Tom Maassen Marti Malinoski Caroline Olson Senior Prophecies MARTI MALINOSKI has now become Dr. Mai-practice at the Bayfield County Memorial Hospital. But. Medic” doesn't like being ordered around. Dr. Mai performed major surgery just last week on TOM MAASSEN. She per- formed surgery the week before, but unknowingly left a towel inside of him. She just realized this after a patient told her that he felt a little rung out. CAROLINE OLSON is working along with Jill Stauffer at the Amber Glow. They now have mastered the art of sliding glasses down the bar, but now and then make a mistake. Once, when Debbie Szafarz came in one fell on her leg and it is still in repair. DIANE PETERSON started a new dance line but it seems the girls were so claudish that they had to call them the Claudettes. TERRY PETERSON finds his work very intri- guing; he just finished his book Every- thing you want to know about Goats but were afraid to ask.” DAVE POTTS is still wondering which color he hasn’t painted his car. One of his odd jobs con- sists of playing taps on the bongo drums for memorial day mourners. MICHAEL RUDE is still trying to locate Track- sters Store . He says he is interested in putting an air conditioning unit in his car (I bet). Senior Directory TOM MAASSEN - Forensics 9, Basketball Mgr. 9, 10, 11, 12, Annual 9, 10, 11, 12, Annual Editor 12, Golf 10, FBLA 11, 12, Prom Court 11. MARTHA MALI- NOSKI - Softball 9, Pep Club 9, Annual Staff 9, 10, 11, One Act Plays 10, 11, 12. CAROLINE OLSON - DIANE PETERSON - Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 12, Annual 9, Dance Line 9, 10, 11, One Act Plays 10, 11, 12. TERRY PETERSON - DAVID POTTS - Track 10, One Act Plays 10, Annual 10. MIKE RUDE. Greg Schillinger George Sveda Ronald Swanson Debbie Szafarz Jill Stauffer Debbie TaBelle Senior Prophecies GREG SCHILLINGER just had the grand opening of his new store Schillingers Appliances” where his main sale is an aid condition- ers. JILL STAUFFER is now mar- ried and has sixteen children. She has now taught them how to wait tables. GEORGE SVEDA is now employed at the Bayfield County Memorial Staff; He works as the hospitals trained Medic. RON SWANSON is still working on his booklet for natural history of Lake Superior class. It is taking him so long that he says You must eat Limburger Cheese - It gives you strength. DEBBIE SZAFARZ now walks the tightrope with the Bar- num and Bailey Circus. DEBBIE TABELLE is good in both the busi- ness and music world. Her latest concert featured a selection called Tiptoe through the Typewriter written and produced by Mr. Schlichting. Senior Directory GREG SCHILLINGER - Football 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Track 11, 12. JILL STAUFFER - Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Line 9, 10, 11, Natl. Honor Soc. 10, 11, 12, FBLA 12. GEORGE SVEDA - RON SWANSON - FBLA 12. DEBBIE SZAFARZ - Softball 9, Pep Club 9, 10, 12, Annual 9, Student Council 10. DEBBIE TABELLE - Pep Club 9, Annual Staff 9, Natl. Honor Soc. 11, 12, FBLA 11, 12, Softball 12. Dan Vienneau Senior Prophecy DAN VIENNEAU is still piecing together the parts of his brothers staff car but right now things are not looking too good. ANDREW VOLAK has now decided that it is time to start making amends, and start to fish legally. The is now the head of the DNR. ROSI ZANTO is premiering in her new show replacing Angie Dickenson as the Policewomen . She does part time house cleaning for Uncle Paul . KAY ZIFKO now owns a laundarama in Washburn, but she has so many breakdowns that the Maytag repairman is no longer lonely. Andy Volak CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Kim Durst Steve Guski Terry Peterson Rosi Zanto Kay Zifko Senior Directory DAN VIENNEAU - ANDY VOLAK - Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 11, Forensics, 9, Hi-Times 11, 12, FBLA 12. ROSI ZANTO - Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Soft- ball 10, 11, Annual 10, 11, Hi- Times 11, FBLA 12. KAY ZIFKO. Court is in session. Ain’t she sweet . . (8324916) Carol is on the other side Honor Students??? Hey Dinger the teacher’s edition is in Here come de fudge the other desk. 36 ✓ Aah, I fand the defendant guilty. C.C.Z. Vs. Eagle Agency - the trial in Model Office. jv The great white hunter. Whoopty-dooo! Out of sight. 'Vajhq S urHSH H z oav Y fJUTT£ N 0 ; Hc CC Offu +s on o 37 Two heads are better than 1, since when? B.S. 109 sure fits this crew. And remember Big Daddy is listening to you. Mama's little baby . . . A typing book for a Bible? Ohh, I'm embarrassed. Commencement Exercises Friday. June 4. 1976 8:00 P.M. Enter the class of 1976. 40 ✓ Exit the Class of 1976. 19 Chequamegon 47 JUNIOR CLASS THIRD ROW—leit to right—Richard Cuty, James Holman, Raymond Merila, Pat MrCoshen. Stance Koniborski. Robert Merila, James Gierzic, Edward Flowers, James Dibbell. Robert Anderson. SECOND ROW—left to right—George RoflfeTs. Ro ert Mialcheski, Jane Swanson, Barbara Swanson Neldine Nichols, Audrey Arnson. Lois Enquist, Myron Smith. Robert Sanger. FIRST ROW’—left to right—Joan Bell, Constance Burlager LSnjith, Estelle Wicklund, Ruth Skaug. % Seated -lef‘ to right: Marjorie Olsen. Lois Mary Koniborski President Treasurer -.Advisor Secretary President GUY FROSTMAN JOYCE REITEN MR. CHAPPA ... BKTTY HAUGEN LEE ANDERSON L-R, Row 1: Cherie Grant, Dawn Strom, Jeneane Leino, Carol Szafarz, Julie Nourse, Lora Niemisto, Debbie Dashner, Cherylann Tnichon, Mike Yonan, Mrs. Arlene Peterson, Advisor. Mr. Lavem Basina, Advisor. Row 2: Kandy Ross, Vickie Moore, Stephanie Gibb, Sandy Huck, Dawn Bratley, Karen Cummings. Phil Bettenhausen, Bob Williams, John Shuga. Row 3: Denise Fleig. Donna Guski, Kathie Donahoe, Debbie Gasperini, Stacey Maunu, Rosemary Anderson, Liz Telford, Doris Anderson, Sandy Guski, Robert Pezderic. Row 4: Teri Williamson, Brenda Gierczic. Glen Tiffany, Don Janecek, Mark Fritzner, Greg Hamois, Janelle Rubatt, Rex Bernard, Dave Peake, Larry Olson. Row 5: Chris Beeksma, Don Gaber, Joe Stock, Jeff Bcllile. Mark Foss, Scott Smith, Larry Bodin, Peter Sneed, Tom Olson, Enrique Hernandez, Bill Carl- son, Dennis Karaba. L-R: Mrs. Arlene Peterson, Advisor; Liz Telford, Secretary; Tom Olson, Treasurer: Donna Guski. President: Larry Olson,.Vice-President. s 42 Juniors The Juniors have had a busy year! We first put on the 1975 Homecoming with Cherie Grant win- ning in the election of Queen. Then as a money raising project we sold Castle Guard key- chains. Breaking tradition we held Prom at the Amber Glow. Before the dance on Prom night the Juniors sponsored a Junior Senior Banquet. Every- thing was a big success! Open your eyes to the excitement of the heights. A smile can mean a thousand words. 43 Ii works for Mr. Spock. Angels in disguise. Hey Pete, check her out on the right. FBLA Snow-Shoe-Athon Fearless leader. Eoh, that tickles! Stairway to Heaven Row 4—left to right: John Anderson. Richard Smith, Robert Garland, Ronald Welton. Jerald Raarup. Harold Iverson. John Lukaskawcez, Ralph Raranow, Kenneth Rogers. Thomas Swanson. Richard Bratley, Donald . Arthur Nelson, William Christians n. Ge ' Row 2: Lorraine Oberts, Ruth White, Cleone Simoneau Marceline Cousineau, Carol Hagstrcm, Mar ' Ledin. Row 1: Charlotte King. Margaret Dicker Betty Ann Larson, Ervin H L-R, Row 1: Jewel Pickert. Sharilyn Douceite, Judy Kettner, Kathy Bod in, Bonnie Moore, Julie Arntsen, Terri Foss, Valerie Gardner, Pam Nourse, Linda Stone. Miss Bley-Advisor. Row 2: Lori Zifko, Lori Lukaskawcez. Susan Komborski, Patti Wilman, Lonnie Eskola, Teri Schil- linger, Judy Hartshorn, Julie Olson, Melody Hostetter. Row 3: Ken O’Brein, Mark Hovey, CharLei Hosey, Robyn Weister, Barb Peterson, Kelly Root, Arlene Smith. Connie Compton, Teri Sauve. Row 4: Bill Anderson, Tim OlsonRay Carlson, Bruce Lambert. Orville Eliason, Randy Fleig, Dave Mercer. Richard Tutor, Tim Schwenzfeier, Andrea Schmidt, Patti Corning, Amy Kalmon. Row 5: Randy Woiak, David Hyde, Jim Malinoski, Jeff Ross, Jack Stauffer. Nathan Meyer, David Lindsey, Mark Sneed, Paul Jack, John Warren, Jim Yonan, Richard Amracn. L-R: David Mercer - Treasurer. Miss Bley - Adviser, Kelly Root - Secretary, Nathan Meyer - President, Orville Eliason - Vice-Pres- ident She’s all smiles s 46 Winners of the Bicentennial Writing Contest are: Janine Stock - 2nd. Barb Peterson - 3rd, Randall Fleig - 1st. Pam Nourse - 4th. My girdle is killing me. Alice the goon and friend 4 Since when do sharks per and wear hats. eat newspa- 47 •’Jaws 11 The band helps people gel in the mood. Even Ken pitches in to help put the float together. A weird smile starts out the sophomore celebration of homecoming. The finished product and the winning float. Not everybody liked the float. The snoopervisor. 19 CHEQUAMEGON ±k '6. ( A -XV r' ,. '' .y ■' J V l .7 4 %, v o a r. � Jf‘ «w � . 'cJ- - %A ° .;Vs : A £,. A, VV) Ar, A ? � f’ ;. S V.. A %f A FRESHMAN CLAb. % %■ Left to right: ROW 1= Frank Holier, Joan rI.. ?a.'s yv ley, Lois Murray, Fred Hendon. ROW 2. Donald 1. -VA La; hand, Bernard Westi.ng, Orion Wicklund, Arden Larson. ° v , Rosalyn Johnson, Jo Ann Garland, Marjorie Grage, Ruth Kaaiv Av nie Ccrrier, Bernaniine Johnson, Janet Bratley, Marilyn Lett's, j„ ‘ Wick. ROW 4: Gail Smith, Kathleen Anderson, Margie Frechette, Janet Peterson, Barbara Smith, Mary Jo Badura, Dorothy Gus'.ci, Olive Frechette, Lucille Gierzak, Cecelia King, Roy Halverson. ROW 5: Richard Welton, Dennis Pitts, Donald Bratley, Robert DeMars, Bill Hagstrom, Bob Hofmeister, Wayne Peterson, Robert Williamson, Ed- ward Komborski, Robert Connors, Louis Schindler, John Beiinarski, Henry Frechette, John Wroblewski. CAMERA SHY; Dean Buttrick. Ravmond Merila, Yerle Olson, Clarence Zinski. vf . fu 'r. vw •V ,., « , 7. % CA V’ •v. V L-R, Row 1: Mr. Van Der Weele - Advisor, Richard Zanio, Pam Lowe, Faye Leino, Linda Neimisto, Cindy Jack, Lori Peterson, Jean Stock. Lynn Cox, Susan Swanson. Joanne Uteguarrd. Row 2: Patti Dashner, Joannie Zifko, Kim TaBelle, Janet Weister, Randy Sneed, Debbie Zifko, Terri Frechette, Susan Sveda, Pater Kozlowski, Leo Lafernier. Row 3: Todd Doemer, Jeanne Larson, Kim Root, Julie Henkel, Ste- phanie Barnes, Laureen Donahoe, Pat Day, John Blanik, Duane Gasperini, Jim Strom, Mark Hudson, Cun Basina. Row 4: Paul Lindsey, Bob Mattson. John Olson, Robert Wohlgemuth, Greg Holvick, Mike Stone, Bruce Peterson, Lonny Holman, Ed O'Brein, Scott Peterson, Mike Vienneau, Paul Lindsey, Jim Gibb, Alan Smith, Ed Thomas. Gary Ledin, David Hopkins. L-R: Van Der Weele - Adviser, Jeanne Larson - Secretary, Gary Ledin - Treasurer, Duane Gasperini - Vice-President, John Olson - Presi- dent. 50 Freshmen Royalty? Coffee, Tea or . Hard at it on the trails? Freshman Homecoming Queen Candidate, Janet Weister The plant poacher. 52 19 CHEQUAMEGON 48 CHEQUAM-GON STAFF This year the nameless school paper was turned over to the revived Special English Class. A new name was necessitated by the burning of the Walker High School last year, and a contest was started to get a new name- It was decided that the name of the paper be “Hi-Times”. Under the supervision of Mrs- Torkelson. “Hi-TimesM spent a very successful year, covering sports events, parties, classes. clubs, music, and personalities. Several well written columns w ere also included. We feel that Mr. LaDue’s Business Four Class did a very fine job of publishing the paper and all consider it a job well done. One Act Plays Over the past three years the One Act.Plays Department has tripled in its membership. The increase is due to the students willingness to participate in the ever important backstage areas as well as on the stage appear- ances. The backstage crew was Glen Tiffany, Mark Hudson, and Melody Hostetler. ALPHA KAPPA by Marjorie Paradis was a satirical turna- bout which realized that youth in its ideals can many times be harboring selfishnesses and unrealism, yet the final out- come of our lives is often more rewarding than any of our dreams. LEADER OF THE PEOPLE by John Steinback was the intense drama based on the memories of an old grandfather and the awesome wonder of his grand- son who longed for his dreams to be as his grandfathers mem- ories. This plot centered around the home life of an early 1900 ranch family. Alpha Kappa: L io R: Cherie Grant, Schmidt. Donna Guski, Stacey Maunu. Barb Peterson, Patti Corning, Doris Anderson, Andrea Leader of the People: L to R: Chris Metropolus, Todd Doemer, Diane Cox, Randy Fleig, Karen Bodin, Larry Olson. INFINITE DEAL OF NOTH- ING by Mary F. Bill was the play chosen to represent Washburn at the Sub-district contest where they received a B rating. The play was built on humor and sarcasm of three old maid sisters and their flighty friend. They eventu- ally sircum to the dominancy of the oldest sister from whom they presume they had just been released. Infinite Deal of Nothing: L to R: Kathy Donahoe, Cathy Kalmon, Manha Malinoski, Diane Peter- son. 54 WHS Band Band Officers, L-R: Mr. Murray Adv., Brenda Bodin, Donna Guski, Deb Ta Belle. Drummers, L-R: John Blahnik, Randy Woiak, Char Lei Hosey, Mark Hudson. Mike Stone. The High School Band of 1975-1976 found quite an active year with the many Football, Basketball and parades they attended including the State Basketball Tournament. The Band has been working hard to sell candy bars so they can buy new uniforms. The contests and concerts they attended also kept them active. The year turned out to be great and a prosperous year for the Band. 55 Saxophones, L-R: 1st Row: Doris Anderson, Brenda Gierczic, Patti Dashner, Janet Weister. 2nd Row: Peter Kozlowski, Kim Ta Belle, Diane Cox, Phil Bettenhausen. 56 Flutes, L-R: Pam Lowe, Brenda Bodin, Diane Peterson - Oboe, Andrea Schmidt, Randi Sneed. Clarinets. L-R, 1st Row: Kelly Root, Randy Fleig, Julie Amsten, Donna Guski, Cathy Kalmon. 2nd Row: Tammy Carlson, Robyn Weister, Judy Kettner, Stacy Manau. Lower Brass, L-R, 1st Row: Gary Ledin, Robin Anderson. Patty Coming. Bonnie Moore, John Warren. 2nd Row: Dave Peake, Tim Schweinchfier, Pete Sneed, Duane Gasperini, Jim Strom. Trumpets, 1st Row, L-R: Terry Sauve, Barb Peterson. Dave Potts, Deb Ta Belle. Chery Ann Truchon. 2nd Row: Ken O'Brien, Richard Zanto, Tom Olson, Cheri Grant, Todd Doerner, Rick Amerian. M u s c 0 I a n s a t W H 8 57 Mi. May (director). Arlene Smith. Pam Lowe. Kathy Bodin, Sharilyn Doucette. Judy Kettner, Bonnie Moore, Patty Coming. Andrea Schmidt. Row 2: Deb Dashner, Dawn Bratley, Dawn Strom, Jeanne Leino, Julie Nourse, Lora Neimensto, Amy Kalmon. Row 3: Mel- ody Hostetler, Terry Sauve. Karen Bodin. Brenda Dashner. Robin Anderson. Kathie Donahoe, Cherylann Truchon. Row 4: Laureen Choir Donahoc, Janine Stock, Jeanne Larson, Laurie Peterson, Glenn Tiffany, Greg Hamois, Debbie Gasperini. Row 5: Tim Schwenzfeier. Mark Sneed. David Mercer. Pat Day. Row 6: Billy Anderson. Raymond Carlson. Larry Olson, Curt Basina. Eddie Thomas, Mark Hud- son. David Hine. (NOTE: ALL PICTURES LEFT TO RIGHT). 59 WHS Forensics 1st Row, L-R: Liz Telford, Randy Fleig, Kathy Bodin, Julie Henkel, Scott Beeksma. 2nd Row: Lori Peterson, Barb Peterson, Rosi Zanto, Stacy Mauna, Jewel Pickert, Lora Niemisto. 3rd Row: Linda Stone, Patty Coming, Denise Fleig, Cheri Grant, Donna Guski, Diane Cox, Robin Anderson, Karen Bodin. Brenda Dashner, Melody Hostetler, Diane Peterson, Mrs. St. Germain, Adv. The sub-district contest was held at Ondossagon this year. Seven out of fourteen Washburn contestants received A’s at Ondossagon and were able to go to Superior. Unfortunately, only two students, Liz Telford and Greg Hernois, received A's there. We hope to have more partici- pants next year and more people going to Madison. State High School Forensic Contestants from Washburn Liz Telford received a B rating in memorized declamation No Bath for the Browns and Greg Hamois also received a B in Extemporaneous Speaking drawing the topic What Is the Future for Lebanon? 60 National Honor Society Left to Right. Row 1: Dave Peake. Julie Nourse. Sandy Guski, Brenda Bodin. Deb TaBelle. Row 2: Larry Bodin, Bill Carlson. Mr. Van Der Wheele, Adviser, Donna Guski, Cathy Kalmon, Karen Bodin. Peter Sneed. Joe Stock. L-R: Karen Bodin - Co-Secretary, Cathy Kalmon - Co-Secretary, Brenda Bodin - President. Not Pictured was: Deb TaBelle - Vice- President. and Jill Stauffer - Treasurer. Our new adviser this year, Mr. VanDer Wheele The National Honor Society Banquet was held on May 27, 1976 in which new members were inducted. New Inductees: L-R: Mr. Van Der Wheele - Advisor. Randy Fleig. Melody Hostetler. Ken O'Brein, Jewel Pickert, Mark Sneed. Kathy Bodin. Dave Mercer. 61 V UTURE USINESS EADER5 flERICA Members Two Years or More, Row 1: Karen Bodin, Randy Fleig, Robin Anderson, Rosemary Anderson, Mr. Schlichting, Adv. Row 2: Jewel Pickert, Larry Olson, Dave Lowe, Julie Haugen, Tom Maassen. Denise Fleig prepares Chapter Exhibit for Dis- play. Rosemary Anderson manages Chapter Exhibit at State Convention. 62 Preparing for Basketball Game. The FBLA year started out on an active note with FBLA’ers selling concessions at football games. At Halloween. FBLA’ers sponsored a spook house and a fun night for the grade schoolers at Washburn. Over 300 young- sters attended. The first annual WHS Film Festival was also held in the fall. The two-day pro- gram included four full length features. In February, a Snow-shoe-athon was held to raise money for the March of Dimes. This was a first of its kind of event. In May. a banquet honoring outstanding business students was held. Area teachers were guests and Tom Peterson was the guest speaker. FBLA’ers look forward to greater success next year. Two Washburn students attended the North-Central Region Convention this fall. Our advisor. Mr. Schiichting, was a guest speaker on the program. Convention time in FBLA is the most exciting time of the year. Eighteen Wash- bum students traveled to Eau Claire for the Regional Leadership Conference. Jewel Pickert placed first in Spelling, Larry Olson placed second in Clerical, Randy Fleig placed third in Spelling, and Jim Leino received a 4th in Mr. FBLA. The State Convention was held in Green Lake and 12 students attended. Our activ- ities report received a 5th place award. The Officers This Year Were, Larry Olson, Pres.; Jim Leino, Vice-Pres.; Jewel Pickert. Sec.: Robin Anderson. Treas. State Conference at Green Lake Center. Washburn’s participants at Regional Con- vention. New state FBLA officers. New FBLA Members. Front Row: Todd Doerner. Chris Metropulos. Doug Conklin, Pat Day. Brenda Dashner. and Cindy Jack. Second Row. L- R: Jill Stauffer. Mark Hudson, Rosi Zanto, Stacey Maunu, Cherylann Truchon, Diane Hopkins, and Julie Nourse. Third Row. L-R: Mr.Schiichting, Adv., Andy Volak, Jim Strom. Denise Fleig, Diane Cox, Ron Swanson, Carol Szarfarz, Terri Frechette, and Dawn Strom. The Hi-Times Staff has had a very interest- ing year. The staff had a new advisor, Miss Hanson. The editors were: I arry Olson - Head Editor, Scott Beeksma - Sports Editor, Andy Volak - Co-editor, Jewel Pickert - Co-editor. L-R, Bottom to Top: Scott Beeksma. Cherylann Truchon, Stacey Maunu, Larry Olson. Editor. Mark Hudson. Kandy Ross, Debbie Gas- perini, Sandy Guski, Duane Gasperini. Randy Fleig, Julie Nourse, John Blahnik. Barb Peterson, Robin Anderson, Pat Day, Brenda Dash- ner, Alan Smith, Gary Ledin, Todd Domer, Jewel Pickert, Cherie Grant, Enrique Hernandez, Liz Telford, Jim Strom, Dawn Strom, Donna Guski, Rosi Zanto. 64 Senior Tea 65 Class Day 1976 FBLA Awards went to Jim Leino. Mr. FBLA and Deb TaBelle Miss FBLA and were presented by Mr. Schlichting. Home EC. Awards were given out to Diane Peterson and Cathy Kalmon. They were presented by Miss Nelson. Representative Dan Theno and Dave Kedrowskt Back Rom. L R Made vfTMil presentation to the Backethall Cheerleader , player� , coaches and Manager for their exceptional Havkerhul) Seaion The Band al o Received an award for it Participation in the Mate Racket ha I! Tournament Pictured 1m Rom . LR Mike Murray Band Director, Brenda Bodin Cheerleader. Gary Copperud Bavkethall Gxapcam 2nd Rom. L R Dan Theno. Dave Kedruwcki. Bill Doucette Art Awards were presented to Diane Peterson and Cathy Kalmon by Mrs. Peterson. 66 Athlete of the year Award recipients were Boys - Gary Cop- perud and Girls Rosi Zanto. The awards were pre- sented by Jack Bratley of the W.P.D. Cathy Kalmon reads the Class Will. Scott Beeksma read the Class Prophecies. Presentation of the class Pencil by Senior Class President Jim Leino to Presentation of Annual to Mr. Strom by Annual Editor. Tom Maassen. Junior Class President Donna Guski. 67 Come on, you've goi to work like a buzz saw! ■Believe not, wi we finished this botSk realized that we lut'd page 68 left blank. Therefore, H arc presenting on tf page a number of phot«| from school events that not appear elsewhere in th book. What a cake!!! FBLA’ers strike a pose - cheese Leadership of the bankrupt Big I Ins The first annual Ketchup award win- ner. Dad’s night out on the town. 68 Football Cheerleaders L-R: Janet Weister, Sandy Guski, Susan Sveda, Brenda Bodin, Laureen Donahoe. Caroline Olson, Jeanne Larson, Kandy Ross. Football cheerleaders remember . . . early morning breakfasts . . . 4-2 . . . homecoming . . . Miss Bley’s enthusiasm . . . van vs. Miss Nelson’s car Miss Bley - Adviser 69 Kandy What can I say? Stairway to Heaven L-R: Tom Olson, Rex Bernard, Larry Bodin, Scott Smith, David Foss, David Lowe, Kandy Ross, Debbie Szafarz, Lori Young, Kathie Dona hoe, Carol Szafarz, Sandy Guski, Vicki Moore. yi Kathie Donahoe escorted by Scott Smith Sandy Guski escorted by Rex Bernard Vicki Moore escorted by Tom Olson David Foss - Crown Bearer Mike Yonan - 1976 King Kandy Ross - 1976 Queen Lori Young - Crown Bearer Kandy and Mike Making it a first, the 1976 Junior Prom was held at the Amber Glow on May first with Stairway to Heaven as the theme. Couples danced from eight to twelve to the music provided by Brushwood Ticket.” The corona- tion and Grand March were held at ten p.m. during which Queen Kandy Ross and King Mike Yonan, were crowned by last year's Queen Debbie Szafarz and King David Lowe. Members of the court were: Sandy Guski escorted by Rex Bernard, Vicki Moore escorted by Tom Olson, Kathie Donahoe escorted by Scott Smith, Carol Szafarz escorted by Larry Bodin, Crown Bearers for the event were Lorinda Young and David Foss. 1975 Queen - Debbie Szafarz 1975 King - David Lowe Carol Szafarz escorted by Larry Bodin Crown Bearers - David Foss and Lori Young Starting the bridge! 71 72 4 Girls Volleyball lsi Row, L-R: Stacy Manau, Pam Lowe, Janine Stock, Bonnie Moore. 2nd Row: Miss Harding Coach, Cherylann Truchon, Amy Kalmon, Donna Guski, Karen Cummings. WH8 Track Seated: Nathan Meyer, Gary Copperud, Larry Bodin, Ed Kozeneski, John Olson, Tim Schwienzfeier, Greg Schillinger. Standing: Coach Carli, Joe Stock, Don Gaber, Dave Mercer, Scott Amtsten, Rick Amerean, Pete Sneed, Doug Conklin, Tom Olson, Ed O'Brien, Mark Hovey, Tom Bodin, Scott Smith. . . . And the fans look on. Tom Bodin puts the moves on the bar. Another high jump Watch the bar Pete 75 Iny Iny I over Track goes through the hurdles Girls Goftball Softball: Back Row, Left to Right: Debbie Tabelle, Kim Tabelle, Melody Hostetler, Brenda Dashner, Robin Anderson, Donna Guski, Amy Kalmon, Tammy Carlson, Miss Brenda Bley (coach), Cherylann Truchon. Row 2, Left to Right: Barbara Peterson, Laureen Donahoe, Janine Stock, Julie Henkle, CharLei Hosey, Jeanne Larson. Front: Frieda Fleig. Ladies Aide We had support anyway!!! A last minute word from the coach I hit that! ? The perfect pair WHS Baseball Kneeling: Duane Gasperini, Jim Malinoski, Ed Kozeneski, Scoti Beeksma. Standing: Orville Eliason, Phil Bettenhausen, Paul Lindsey, Dave Lindsey, Pete Sneed, Mark Hovey, Scott Smith, Jack Stauffer, Jeff Bellile, Larry Bodin, Tim Olson, Coach Pristash. 77 L.-R.: Chris Beeksma, Bill Eliason, John Blahnik, Dave Mercer, Ray Carlson, Nathan Meyer, Coach Pristash. WHS 1976 Basketball Cheerleaders A-Team Cheerleaders, Top-Bottom: Kandy Ross, Sandy Guski, Vicki Moore, Brenda Bodin, Doris Anderson. B-Team Cheerleaders, Top: Kelly Root. Middle: Laureen Donahoe, Jeanne Larson. Bottom: Bonnie Moore. Missing: Janet Weister. Listening. An imponant key in a successful year. WHS Basketball Team Ends a Successful Year 1975-1976 Season Record 77 Washburn VS. Butternut 53 62 Washburn vs. Mellen 55 78 Washburn vs. Drummond 41 71 Washburn vs. Mercer 34 51 Washburn vs. Bayfield 50 112 Washburn vs. Minong 46 79 Washburn vs. Ondossagon 43 77 Washburn vs. Glidden 58 94 Washburn vs. Butternut 71 69 Washburn vs. South Shore 43 112 Washburn vs. Solon Springs 49 86 Washburn vs. Mellen 47 83 Washburn vs. Drummond 43 73 Washburn vs. Mercer 59 63 Washburn vs. Bayfield 44 80 Washburn vs. Minong 42 88 Washburn vs. Ondossagon 50 70 Washburn vs. Glidden 51 Sub-Regional Tournament 47 Washburn vs. Bayfield 42 64 Washburn vs. Ondossagon 52 Regional Tournament 79 Washburn vs. Mellen 52 81 Washburn vs. South Shore 60 Sectional Tournament 80 Washburn vs. Gilman 69 75 Washbum vs. Prescott 73 State Tournament 52 Washburn vs. Marathon 57 Go Pete, go. 79 ••JOJO, my friend.” Tournament warmups. Breakfast before spooner. Jump Ball All work, no play. Two more for WHS. ”AAEEHH” The makings of a freethrow. 81 lsi Row. L-R: Coach Olson. Tom Olson, John Olson. Dave Peake. Coach Hinck. 2nd Row: Scott Beeksma, Joe Stock. Mark Hovey, Greg Hamois. Mark Sneed. Duane Gasperini. 3rd Row: Gary Copperud. Jeff Bellile, Tom Bodin, Bob Wohgemuth, Bob Divine. Dave Mercer. 4th Row: Larry Bodin Stat.. Mark Hudson Manager. Jim Malinoski, Pete Sneed. Greg Schillinger. Paul Lindsey. SEASON RECORD White Pine 46 Washburn 0 Mellen 44 Washburn 0 Ashland 8 Washburn 12 Park Falls 6 Washburn 8 Minong 0 Washburn 30 South Shore 6 Washburn 34 Washburn will again have another Football Team again in 1976 after the school board decided to keep football in its budget. We will be looking forward to a good year. 82 83 84 Girls Basketball 1st Row, L-R: Janine Stock. Bonnie Moore. Tammy Carlson. 2nd Row: Barb Peterson, Kim Ta Belle. Donna Guski. Janet Weister. Missing From the Picture Are: Charlei Hosey. Robyn Weister. Rosi Zanto. and Cherylann Truchon. The girls team finished this year with a 2-10 record. The last game was played at Bayfield against Ondossagon in the sub-regionals there. The team was a young one and the year showed them to be gaining experience and hopefully they will be a confident and winning team in the fol- lowing seasons. The team is made up of mostly Freshmen and Sophomores so we will be losing only one member that being Senior Star Rosi Zanto. Good luck in the following seasons! 86 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’48 WASHBURN MDTCDR COMPANY SALES SERVICE j _ Washburn, Wisconsin FORI) TRACTORS ANI) IMPLEMENTS GOREV1CH FURRIERS Cleaning, Repairing. Remodeling Fur Coats Made to Order CHARLES GOREVICH. Crop. 110 W- 2nd St. Ashland. Wis. YOUR SERV-U-STORE MEATS—GROCERIES— FEED Everyday Low Prices Washburn, Wisconsin C. HOLMAN MEN’S FURNISHINGS and SHOES Washburn, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF DEAN’S LAUNDRY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 117 S. 2nd St. Ashland, Wis. 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