Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

1977 Seniors Co-Dedicate Annual to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ross Kandy Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O. Anderson Rosemary Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Anderson Doris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beeksma Chris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bellile Jeff Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Foss Mark Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fleig Denise Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Dashner Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummings Karen David and Cleo Grant Cherie Mr. and Mrs. James Gierczic Brenda Mr. and Mrs. James Gibb Stephanie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gasperini Deb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaber Don Mrs. Frances Holvick Theresa Mr. and Mrs. James Zinski Greg Bernard and Elaine Guski Donna Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guski Sandy Harry J. Olson Larry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nouse Julie Mr. and Mrs. Niemisto Lora Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore Vicki Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Kim Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Williams Bob Mr. and Mrs. Paul Truchon Cherylann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fiegle Phil Mrs. John Bernard Rex Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Chantelois III Bill Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenicek Don Mr. and Mrs. John Shuga Sr. John Mrs. Faye Tiffany Glen Paul and Judy Donahoe Kathie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Williamson Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rusch Jr. Raelyn Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maunu Sr. Stacey Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Leino Jeneane Mr. and Mrs. James Ledin Susan Mr. and Mrs. Nobert Szafarz Carol Mr. and Mrs. James Strom Dawn Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stock Joe Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sneed Peter Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith Scott Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Karaba Dennis Richard V. Bratley Dawn Wayne and Carol Bodin Larry Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Carlson Bill Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kozeneski Ed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rubatt Janelle Darrel E. and Helen E. 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When we look back on our high school years. I'm sure we’ll not only remember Mr. Basina as our adviser and of all the activities he helped us through but rather for his outstanding personality, his smile, and his friendliness. It seems impossible to know how to start or even where to start thanking our parents for everything they've done for us. How do you thank someone for all the love, protection, and security they've given you. saying thank- you just doesn’t seem like enough. This year the Seniors are dedicating the annual also to our parents to express a very small amount of our appreciation and gratitude. A million thanks goes out to our parents and to Mr. Basina for everything they’ve done. I ' l!J I Presentation of '77 Chequamegon Hunyak takes the cake! 1958 Graduate, Bayfield High School Mr. ”B 4 6 Washburn School District Board of Education Left to Right: Mr. Constantine Carlos, Treasurer; Mr. Her- bert A. Jackson, District Administrator: Mr. Roger Gus- tafson, Director; Mrs. Eunice Schwenzfeier, Director; Mrs. Rosemary Bodin, President; Mrs. Dorothy Volak, Clerk, Secretary. 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 par- ents. Education is a partnership - let us work together! Mr. Herbert A. Jackson Superintendent I am very happy to congratulate you, the Class of 1977, 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 decisions 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 7 MR. SCHLICHTING: Local Vocational Ed. Coord., FBLA Adv. MR. RAPPS: Science 9. 10. 12. MISS SLOMA: Business Ed., FBLA Co-Adv., Annual Staff Adv. MR. HULTMAN: Office Machines. Typing. Data Processing. Mr. Hultman was an Intern for the second pan of the year. MISS HARTY: Office Machines. Shorthand. Typing. Miss Harty was an Intern for the first pan of the year. 8 MR. FUSE: Social Studies, English, Varsity Girls' Bsktb. Coach. MISS NELSON: Home Ec. 7-12, FHA Adv. MR. ALBERS: Physics, Chemistry. English. Forensics Coach. MRS. TORSTVEIT: English. Mrs. Torstveit taught for the first tri- mester while Mrs. St. Germain took a leave of absence. MRS. ST. GERMAIN: English 10-12, Co-Forensics Coach. MR. VAN DER WEELE: Social Studies Sophomore Class Adv., Nat'l Honor Soci- ety Adv.____________________________ MR. MURRAY: Instrumental Music Instructor. MRS. ENGFER: Vocal Music 1-12. MR. OLSON: Elem. Special Ed., Asst. Football Coach. 10 MR. HINCK: Boys’ Phy. Ed. 9-12, Jr. Varsity Bsktb. Coach. Football Coach. MR. PRISTASH: Baseball Coach. MR. RUSSO: Shop 7-12. MISS HARDING: Girls' Phy. Ed. 9-12, Volleyball Coach. MR. BASINA: Math. Senior Class Adv. 1 1 MRS. PICKERT: Librarian Aide MR. GIGSTAD: Guidance Counselor. Jun- ior Class Adv. MR. KLEIN: Elem. and High School Health. Elem. Lang. Arts. MRS. PETERSON: Art Coord. 1-4, Art Teacher 5-12, Asst. Senior Class Adv. MR. SNIPPEN: Drivers’ Ed. Secretaries High School Secretary: MRS. KALMON. The service people of Washburn High provide an invaluable link in the efficient operation of our school's activities. We wish to extend many thanks to the secretaries, who have performed their tasks willingly and accu- rately. Administrative Secretaries: MRS. LINDSEY and JILL KELLY. Cooks The cooks constitute the main ingredient of the morning and noon activities. No school would be wholly com- plete without them. They work hard, and their efforts are greatly appreciated. 13 Cooks: MRS. CARLSON. MRS. NELSON, and MRS. MAUNU. He thinks he's low. The Rhinestone Cowboy! Family traditions! Dad, Don't hit me!” The Three Stooges!!! (Munchkin. Wizard and Toto) M - She uses Ultra Bright! She's stuck with her cuteness! Where's my stopwatch? It's John’s TIE-Light. Say what? A primate!!! Yes, it’s your ear! Nighty-night . . . Time for freetnrows. 24 laps??? 15 The drinking devils!!! Xmas Tea Mult and Jeff? I lost my cookie. Our safety coordinator. The dainty delinquents!!! Oh really??? 14 16 - FHA This Fall a new organization was started at Washburn, with seven chap'„r members. We have participated in various activities. In October, three members and one of our advisors attended a conference at Stevens Point entitled Wanted Healthy Babies. It was put on by FHA HERO and the March of Dimes. We also sold cookies at the homecoming game. Current Stationery, and cupcakes, to raise money to attend the convention. We plan to attend the State conference at Green Lake April 25-27. FHA Members from L. to R.: Sandy Guski, President; Freida Fleig, Donna Guski, Miss Nelson, Advisor; Sue Sveda, Stacey Maunu, Rosemary Anderson. Not Pictured: Randy Sneed, Secretary, Treasurer; Mrs. Skerik Co- Advisor. FHA Members - L. to R.: Stacey Maunu, Rosemary Anderson, Freida Fleig, Donna Guski, Sandy Guski, Sue Sveda. Our brave and fearless President, Sandy Guski, and our Advisor Miss (Homeroom) Nelson. 18 W.H.S. Homecoming ? c If” L to R: Sarah Smith, Lori Peterson, Julie Amtsen, Queen - Kathy Donahoe, Last Year’s Queen - Cherie Grant, King - Tom Olson, Last Year’s King - Larry Olson, Jim Malinoski. Bob Eder Bridge over TROUBLED Waters! Curtsy to your king? Queen Elizabeth (Kathy) and King Alfred (Tom). Such potency! 19 Homecoming Oct. 9, ”76” Homecoming 76 started out on a cold, windy Fall day, but that didn't seem to bother W.H.S.' Homecoming. There was a parade held on the morning of Oct. 9th. It wasn't very big, but the people seemed to enjoy every minute of it! Then the best moment of Home- coming came, when around 4:00 P.M. our GREAT W.H.S. Football team smashed the Ashland J.V. team with a score of: 27-0. That night we celebrated with the annual Homecoming Dance. Our theme was, IF. Our new queen and king were, Kathy Donahoe and Tom Olson. Homecoming Candidates and Queen - L. to R.: Lori Peterson, Sarah Smith and Queen - Kathy Donahoe. 1st Prize Float Winner - SENIORS!!! 4th Prize Float Winner - FRESHMEN!! ! Homecoming Queen Candidates - L. to R.: Sarah Smith, Kathy Donahoe, Julie Arntsen and Lori Peterson. F.B.L.A., the Howard Hughes of Tomorrow?? Top Photo - OFFICERS - L. to R.: Randy Fleig, Treas.; Larry Olson, Vice-Pres.; Jewel Pickert, Pres.; Sandy Guski, Sec.; Mr. Schlichting Adv.; Miss Sloma, Co-Adv. Center Photo - OLD MEMBERS - L. to R. - ROW 1: Chris Metropulos, Sandy Guski, Mark Hudson, Mr. Schlichting, Adv. ROW 2: Cindy Jack, Jewel Pickert, Denise Fleig, Larry Olson, Pat Day, Julie Nourse, Carol Szarfarz, Randy Fleig. ROW 3; Jim Strom, Terrie Frechette, Stacey Maunu, Rosemary Anderson. Bottom Photo - NEW MEMBERS - L. to R. - ROW 1: Debbie Gasperini, Raelyn Rusch, Janine Stock, Miss Sloma, Co-Adv. ROW 2: Tim Maassen, Caroline Kolb, Andy Thomas, Debbie Zifko, Lynne Cox. ROW 3: Faye Leino, Jim Carlos, Larry Bodin, Greg Harnois, Ed Thomas. 21 1976-1977 Choir Seated at Piano: Andrea Schmidt. Patti Corning. L. to R.- ROW 1: Sarah Smith, Mary Hudson, Heidi Arnson, Debbie Gasperini, Bonnie Moore, Susan Russel, Regina Spruell, Kathy Bodin, Carol Kainu, Lora Niemisto, Linda Niemisto, Pam Lowe, Mrs. Engfer (Director). ROW 2: Janine Stock, Terry Sauve, Chris Metropulus, Kathie Donahoe, Cherylann Truchon, Julia Meyer, Kelly Kalmon, Julie Nourse, Caroline Kolb, Gretchen Kainu, Amy Kalmon, Judy Kettner. ROW 3: Becky Tiffany, Melody Hostetter, Karen Cummings, Jim Kettner, Peter Zozlowski, Susan Ledin, Carol Szafarz, Jeneane Leino, Deb Dashner, Judy Hartshorn, Sharilyn Doucette, Arlene Smith. ROW 4: Janelle Rubatt, Dawn Bratley, Carol Dashner, Eddie Kozneski, David Hyde, Mark Sneed, Jeff Bellile, Dave Mercer, Glen Tiffany, Greg Harnois, Curt Basina, Rosemary Anderson, Denise Fleig, Linda Stone. 22 76-77” Annual Staff This year was a great year for our Annual Staff, under the supervision of our new staff leader Miss Sloma. The staff spent many hours selling concessions at all Football and Basketball games, selling ads to local busi- nessmen and typing running-off programs for ALL athletic events! The 1977 yearbook is a combined effort of a hardworking editorial staff - staffed by Seniors. The rest of the staff consists of dedicated Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen. It took many long hours to complete this book. We hope you like it! FRONT ROW - L. to R.: Mark Hudson, Peter Sneed, Tom Olson, Larry Bodin, Randy Fleig. SECOND ROW - L. to R.: Deb Gasperini, Stacey Maunu, Janine Stock, Denise Fleig. THIRD ROW - L. to R.: Sandy Guski, Miss Sloma, Sarah Smith, Julia Meyer, Jean Larson, Larry Olson, Jim Strom, Jewel Pickert, Rosemary Anderson. 23 NOT PICTURED: Mike Stone and Don Jenczek. FRONT ROW: Larry Bodin, Business Manager. SECOND ROW - L. to R.: Rosemary Anderson. (Financial Manager), Denise Fleig, (Art Editor), Jewel Pickert, (Co-Editor), Sandy Guski, (Editor), Pete Sneed, (Sports Editor). LAST ROW: Miss Paula Sloma. (Staff Leader). Washbu rn High School Band CORNETS - L. to R.: Tom Olson, Richard Amraen, Scott Mercer, Kyler Gus- tafson, Terry Sauve, Todd Doerner, Cherylann Truchon. NOT PICTURED: Barb Peterson. SAXOPHONES - L. to R.: Peter Kozlowski, Phil Bettenhausen, Kim TaBelle, Susan Russell, Janine Stock, Janet Weister, Kelly Root, Jim Carlos. 26 This year the Washburn High School Band was busy playing at the Football and Basketball games. The band marched in several parades including the annual Homecoming parade, Bayfield Apple Festival, and for the first time, it marched in the Christmas City of the North Parade in Duluth, Minn. The band, stage band and many solo and ensembles competed in the Music Contest. During the summer of 1976, the city of Washburn celebrated its five year homecoming which ended with a large parade in which the band participated. Tom Olson. President: Barb Peterson, Vice- President; Patti Corning. Secretary: Carol DRUMMERS - L. to R.: John Blahnik, Richard Zanto, Charlie Hosey, Chris Metropulos. Marvin Holvick. BRASS - L. to R.: Bonnie Moore, Patti Corning, Jim Strom, Kelly Kalmon, Kim Root, Tim Schwenz- feier, Gary Ledin, Duane Gasperini. SEATED: Jim Musicians at W.H.S. Kettner, Tim Maassen. CLARINETS AND FLUTES - ROW 1: Heidi Tutor, Barb Szafarz, Randall Fleig, Pam Lowe. ROW 2: Sarah Smith, Julia Myer, Judy Kettner, Becky Tiffany, Julie Arntsen, Mary Hudson. ROW 3: Jean Larson, Donna Guski, Sta- cey Maunu, Jane Carlson, Carol Kolb. NOT PIC- TURED: Lori Peter- son. 27 Majorettes Add a Touch of Class 1976-77 MAJORETTES - L. to R.: Julie Nourse, Jean Larson, Sandy Guski, Sarah Smith, Barb Szafarz. NOT PIC- TURED: Vickie Moore. The Washburn High School Majorettes certainly added a Touch of Class as they marched in front of the band on several occa- sions. Not only did they march in the annual Bayfield Apple Festival Parade and the W.H.S. Homecom- ing Parade, but they made their way through the freezing winds of Duluth as they marched in the Christmas City of the North Parade. They have had a very exditing year and are looking forward to . . . the weather reports, horse's trails, dis- tracting sidelines ... as the band marches on!!! 28 One-Act Plays v Sorry Wrong Number Cast 1. L. to R.: Terri Ferchette, Gary Ledin, Randy Fleig, Mary Hudson. SEATED: Angie Smith, Patti Corning, Todd Dorner, Sarah Smith, Melody Hostcttor, Jeannie Larson. SEATED: Barb Sza- Sorry Wrong Number Cast 2. Randy Fleig, Barb Peterson. Gary Ledin, Cherie Grant. SEATED: Brenda Nemec, Andrea Schmidt, Donna Guski, Stacey Maunu, Linda Stone. SEATED: Todd Dorner. Overtones Cast 2. L. to R. - SEATED: Sara Smith, Brenda Nemec. STANDING: Angie Smith, Lore Peterson. Overtones Cast 1. L. to R. - SEATED: Barb Sza- farz, Jeanie Larson, Angie Smith, Heidi Arnson. 29 Washburn Bellows Operates Observes 30 I Investigates 31 W. H. S. Forensic Students FORENSIC PARTICIPANTS - L. to R.: Mrs. St. Germain - Coach, Cherie Grant, Barb Peterson, Melody Hostet- ler, Lora Neimisto, Randall Fleig, Doris Anderson, Donna Guski, Julie Henkel, Larry Olson, Janine Stock, Jewel Pickert, Jean Larson, Patti Coming, Staceyn Maunu, Linda Stone, Heidi Amson, Lori Peterson, Sandy Guski, Kathie Donahoe, Mr. Albers - Coach. This year the sub-district contest was held at Washburn. Several Washburn contestants advanced to the district contest at Superior. Four of those contestants advanced to Madison. Stacey Maunu, Kathie Donahoe, and Donna Guski (pic- tured above left) gave their play in Madison. Melody Hostetter (above center) received an A rating at state for giving a demonstration speech. 33 Precious And Few SEATED: 1977 King and Queen Paul Jack and Bonnie Moore. STANDING - L. to R.: John Warren, Tim Olson Jim Malinoski, Dave Mercer, Chris Anderson, 1976 King and Queen Mike Yonan and Kandy Ross, Julie Arm son, Teri Schillinger, Lonni Eskola, Lori Zifko. The 1977 Junior Prom was held at the Amber Glow on Saturday evening, April thirtieth, with Precious And Few as the theme. Music was provided by Shotgun. Grand March and crowning of the 1977 Queen and King was held at 10 p.m. during which Bonnie Moore and Paul Jack were crowned by last year's royalty, Queen Kandy Ross and King Mike Yonan. Members of the court were: Julie Arntsen escorted by Dave Mercer, Teri Schillinger escorted by Jim Malinoski, Lonnie Eskola escorted by Tim Olson, and Lori Zifko escorted by John Warren. Crown Bearers for the event were Chris Anderson and Heidi Pederson. 34 1976 Queen - Kandy Ross 1977 Queen - Bonnie Moore 1977 King - Paul Jack 35 Lori Zifko escorted by John Warren 36 National Honor Society NHS CLUB MEMBERS - L. to R.: Jewel Pickert, Dave Mercer, Sandy Guski, Larry Bodin, Kathy Bodin, Bill Carlson, Melody Hostetter, Mr. VanDerWeele - Adviser, Joe Stock, Julie Nourse, Peter Sneed, Randall Fleig, Mark Sneed, Donna Guski. OFFICERS - L. to R.: Treasurer - Donna Guski, Vice-President - Joe Stock. President - Peter Sneed, Secretary - Sandy Guski. Adviser - Mr. VanDerWeele. The National Honor Society Club completed this year after collecting donations for MS and following through with an annual spring banquet. The banquet was held on May 17th in which new members were inducted. NEW INDUCTEES - L. to R.: Jean Larson, Sue Sveda, Faye Leino, Patti Mr. VanDerWeele welcomes Corning, Carol Kainu, Duane Gasperini. guests. 37 Class Day, May 20, 1977 Glen Tiffany reads class will. Denise Freida Fleig reads class prophecy. Senior Donna Guski presents traditional pencil to Junior Class President Dave Mercer. Mrs. Engfer presents Patti Corning with a gift of appreciation. Mrs. Peterson presents Art Awards to Susan Ledin and Vicki Miss Nelson presents Home Ec. Award to Moore. Sandy Guski. 38 1977 Honor Students Receive Pins - L. to R.: Sandy Guski, Carol Szafarz. Larry Olson, Larry Bodin, Julie Nourse, Peter Sneed. Miss Sloma Presents Annual Staff Awards - L. to R.: Financial Editor - Rosemary Anderson, Sports Editor - Peter Sneed, Miss Sloma, Bus- iness Editor - Larry Bodin, Editor - Sandy Guski, Art Edi- tor - Denise Fleig. W.H.S.'s Newest Club ’’Future Homemakers of America” Received Pins of Membership - L. to R.: Donna Guski, Denise Fleig, Sandy Guski - President, Miss Nelson - Adviser, Stacey Maunu, Sue Sveda, Randi Sneed - Secre- tary Treasurer, Rosemary Anderson. 39 Peter Sneed is presented by Miss Nelson the General Mills Award. Mr. Murray recognizes Randy Fleig and Andrea Schmidt as State Band contestants. Jim Carlos and Jim Strom present Mr. VanderWeele with “Peanut- Larry Olson receives from Mr. Schlichting his plaque for being first man . in state for FBLA Office Procedures. Mr. Schlichting presents Awards to Larry Bodin and Carol Szafarz, Mr. and Miss FBLA for 1977. 40 Seniors Seniors reigning over all! L. to R.: Mr. Lavern Basina, Advisor; Rose- mary Anderson, Secretary; Larry Olson, Vice-President; Mrs. Arlene Peterson, Advisor; Tom Olson, Treasurer; Donna Guski, President. 42 dah See!! ! There's my name. Freida typing! SENIORS from SUPER to SEXY Flipper The Mother Image Curiosity Corps Seniors Doris E. Anderson Oil. Senior Directory DORIS ANDERSON Cheerlead- ing 3, 4 One Act Plays 1, 3 Annual Staff 1 Hi Times 1 FBLA 1 Choir 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 4 Class President 2 Forensics 1. 4 Tennis Club 4. ROSEMARY ANDERSON Guardettes 1, 2 Softball 3 Pep Club 2 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Finan- cial Manager 4 Tennis Club 4 Class Secretary 4 FBLA 2, 3, 4 FHA 4 Choir 2, 4 Forensics 2. CHRIS BEEKSMA Football Man- ager 1 Class President 1 Basket- ball 3 Baseball 3, 4. JEFF BELLI - LE Track 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2. 3. 4. REX BERNARD Baseball 1, 2 Basket- ball 1, 2, Prom Court 3 Home- coming Court 2 Choir 2. Jeffery R. Bellile Proph ecies As we look back during the 50th reunion of the class of 77, the faces of the alumni unfold their stories to me. We can see it all now - the crowded smoke filled room churning with outbursts of laughter and the smell of Geritol on the lips of them all. Look! Over there! Isn't that ROSEMARY ANDERSON? Who would have thought 50 years ago that she would take over her family's business stores, specializing in the sale of families. And there is DORIS ANDERSON, founder of the new method of taking intelligence quotients. Doris thought she'd give the new test her own initials so now she is founder of the da test. Who is the man with his feet in the fish bowl? Isn't is CHRIS BEEKSMA? I think that the bartender should cut him off. The years certainly have taken their toll on some of these class members. Just take a look at JEFF BELLILE. There is nothing worse than a balding bunny. REX BERNARD is head of the Vocational School in Ashland as he is still working on his master's. However, the school has been closed for 25 years. 44 Wilfred Chantelois Prophecies PHIL BETTENHAUSEN has a deodorizer firm. Phil gets his main ingre- dient for his air conditioner from LARRY BODIN'S onion patch. Say, wasn't that DAWN BRATLEY that just zoomed by in that souped up wheel chair? Imagine making runs, STILL! Oh! Oh! It looks like she just ran into BILL CARLSON and his ham radio - causing him to drop his prune tonic. And I thought all along we had him figured as a straight fig juice man. BILL CHANTELOIS is a truant officer in high school. Seniors 77 Dawn M. Bratley OcW Tl Senior Directory PHIL BETTENHAUSEN Baseball 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Stage Band 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 One Act Plays 1. LARRY BODIN- Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4 Prom Court 3 Choir 1 Annual Staff 4 Business Editor 4 FBLA 4 Mr. FBI.A 4. DAWN BRATLEY Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. BILL CARLSON Ecology Club 1 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. BILL CHANTELOIS Directory Not Available. 45 Seniors • ’ Karen Cummings Senior Directory KAREN CUMMINGS Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Softball 1 Basketball 2. DEB- BIE DASHNER Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2. KATHIE DONA- HOE Student Council 1 Guardettes 1, 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1, 4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Court 3. DENISE FLEIG Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Hi Times 2, 3 Choir 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Art Editor 4 FBLA 3. 4 FHA 4 Forensics 2 Basketball 3. 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 3, 4 Tennis Club 4. MARK FOSS- Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 2. 3 Football 1,2,3 Choir 1, 2. Kathleen Donahoe Denise Diane Fleig Mark Foss FRc da Prophecies This bash should certainly get a big write up in KAREN CUMMINGS' gossip column, Cummings and Goings. A recent feature in her col- umn was about DEBBIE DASHNER and KATHIE DONAHOE. It seems that they were gossiping about Karen. Oh! Oh! Sounds like a skuffle! Who is that crazed woman over there swinging her purse, full of rocks? It's DENISE VIVIAN FLEIG. You sure can see how well she suits her job at the zoo. (You can tell by looking at the bottom of her tennis shoes also.) What is that strange noise? It must be MARK FOSS with his patented electric hog callers. Listen, and you can hear him calling, Soiy, Soiy. ” 46 Don Gaber Debbie V. Gasperini ofXaJu Brenda Gierczic Prophecies CK u _ DON GABER is the owner of Don Gaber's Auto Shop. Say, isn't that DEB GASPERINI over there? Yes! Way back in the 80's she became the 1st female Lutheran Minister, while still claiming to be Catholic. To rectify this, she became Assistant Coach of the Washburn Boys' Basket- ball Team, under head Coach Bob Fuse. Would you look at those two dancing on the table! Isn't is BRENDA GIERCZIC and STEPHANIE GIBB? I didn't know that you could get orthopedic wedgies with taps! Look, world traveler CHERIE GRANT just walked in the door. I hear Cherie just took a shipment of goods to India for Sister Donna Guski. nete Cheryl Grant Seniors Stephanie Gibb Senior Directory DON GABER Baseball 1 Football 1, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1. DEBBIE GASPERINI Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 FBLA 4 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2. STEPHANIE GIBB Choir 2 Pep Club 1. BRENDA GIERCZIC Pep Club 1 Choir 4. CHERIE GRANT Foren- sics 1, 3, 4 Hi Times 1, 2 Base- ball 3 Homecoming Queen 3 One Act Plays 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3. 47 Seniors r ? Donna Guski Senior Directory DONNA GUSKI Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Guardettes 1, 2 Forensics 1, 2, 4 Hi Times 3 Basketball 3, 4 Softball 3 Choir 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 One Act Plays 1,2, 3, 4 Class President 3, 4 FHA 4. SANDY GUSKI Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-editor 3 Editor 4 Hi Times 1,2,3 Head Majorette 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4 FBLA 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 FHA 4 President 4 Class Secretary 1 Softball 1 Ecol- ogy Club 1 Prom Court 3 Choir 1, 2 Forensics 4. GREG HARNOIS- Football 3, 4 Forensics 3, 4 Choir 1, 3, 4. THERESA HOL- VICK Choir 1 Pep Club 1. DON JENICEK Transfer Student 3 Track 4. Sandra Marie Guski Gregory John Harnois Donald A. Jenicek -1hiuUsXL Prophecies DONNA entered a convent 49 years ago and has taken up knitting lit- tle racoonies for the starving poverty ridden children of India. SANDY GUSKI is feeling very low as she is owner of Keebler Striped Cookies Factory. GREG HARNOIS, famous daredevil, would have been here but he had a previous engagement of gaining elevation over 100 bed pans in his wheel chair up at the Coot View Rest Home. Here comes THERESA HOLVICK, manager of Truchon’s Foodliner. She went into business a few years back. Also appearing, is DON JENICEK, ex-prominent per- former. Don used to do flips off a tower but now since he has been put away, he has to settle for jumping off beds into a sit bath. Edmund Kozeneski Stacey Maunu Prophecies 3 Ood v DENNIS KARABA was unable to attend as he weasled his way out of coming. Next to the punch bowl - isn't that ED KOZENESKI? I hear that he is very successful at his job. He ties the knots on the ends of polish sausages at a Polish Sausage Co. Who is that woman over there? Look at her stuff herself; it must be SUSAN LEDIN. Never thought I'd see the day when Susan would be too wide to fit through the door. Look on the other side of the room, there is JENEANE LEINO. She sure struck it rich! She got out of her father's oil business and went into coffee. There is STA- CEY MAUNU, head shampooist of a Hair Salon. Seniors 77 Susan Ledin Senior Directory DENNIS KARABA. ED KOZEN- ESKI Football 1 Track 3 Base- ball 3. SUSAN LEDIN Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. JENEANE LEINO Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. STACEY MAUNU FBLA 3, 4 FHA 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi Times 1,2,3 Choir 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3 One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 4. 49 Seniors re Denise Metropulos tfinny Senior Directory KIMMY METROPULOS Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi Times 1. VICKIE MOORE Prom Court 3 Cheer- leading 2, 3 Volleyball 1 Choir 1. 2, 3. LORA NIEMISTO Choir 1. 2, 3. 4. JULIE NOURSE Ec- ology Club 1 Treasurer 1 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4 Flag Twirler 3, 4 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 FBLA 2, 3, 4. LARRY OLSON Class Vice-Pres- ident 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Ecol- ogy Club 1 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 Reporter 1 Production Editor 2 Editor 3 One Act Plays 2, 3 Annual Staff 2. 3, 4 FBLA 2, 3. 4 Vice-President 2 President 3 Co-President 4 Tennis Club 4. Prophecies We are also sorry that KIMMY METROPULOS couldn’t make it but she is down at the Handle Bar laying claim to her squatters’ rights. VICKI MOORE owns a hair salon. Vicki offered to style a few of her old buddies hair but to her surprise, they were all bald! So, she just buffed them a bit. Oh! Look! There is country western singer Straw Hay Twitty (for- merly LORA NIEMISTO). I hear a few years back she was invited to sing at the Grand Ole Opry, but she, regrettingly, had to turn the offer down because her horse kept stealing the show. JULIE NOURSE used to work at a soda fountain in a Drug Store until she got a little older and slower. One day she froze up with her arm in the butter brickie. There is suc- cessful druggist LARRY OLSON (his friends call him Cash Eyes). 50 Kandace Ann Ross John H. Shuga Prophecies TiK 5 3 Being in the prime of his life while all other classmates are old and wrinkled, TOM OLSON says he owes it to healthy living. Also, being youngest in the class helps. A few members of the class were unable to attend because they are permanent residents at the Coot View Rest Home. For instance, KANDY ROSS and JANELLE RUBATT who are retired teachers. RAELYN RUSCH is head cheerleader at Coot View Rest Home. Included in the no-shows is JOHN SHUGA. He became a liquor connoisseur and was carried off by pigeons. Seniors 77 Janelle M. Rubatt (farree Senior Directory TOM OLSON Transfer Student 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Bas- ketball Manager 3 Basketball Stat. Man 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Band 3, 4 President 4 Annual Staff 4. KANDY ROSS Prom Court 3, 4 Tennis Club 4 Home- coming Court 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2. JANELLE RUBATT Annual Staff 2 Guar- dettes 2 Choir 4 Hi Times 2 Flag Twirler 2. RAELYN RUS- CH Transfer Student 4 FBLA 4 Cheerleader 4 Basketball 4. JOHN SHUGA Choir 3. 5t Seniors f ? Scott Lee Smith Senior Directory SCOTT SMITH Prom Court 3 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Track 1. 2, 3 Football 1. 2. PETER SNEED Homecoming Court 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 2, 4. JOE STOCK Football 1. 2, 3, 4 FBLA 2 Baseball 1 Bas- ketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ecol- ogy Club 1 National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Class Treasurer 2. DAWN MOO- RE Annual Staff 3 FBLA 2, 3 Choir 1.2,3 Baton Twirler 2. 3 Basketball 1 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2. CAROL SZAFAR- Z Hi Times 2 Ecology Club 1 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 1 FBLA 3, 4 Miss FBLA 4 Choir 2. 3, 4. Dawn Strom Moore Joe E. Stock ? Carol Ann Szafarz CCLAO Prophecies There is SCOTT SMITH. He has a part-time job out at the local drive-in movie. He stretches a canvas in between his legs and stands on his hands, working as a part-time screen. His full-time job is billboard- ing. There's JOE STOCK - he can now lift a whole herd of buffalos. There s PETER SNEED. He is the head coach of the wheel chair basket- ball team out at the Coot View. Instead of a team bus, they tie their wheelchairs together with support hose and form a convoy. One problem though, another resident, DAWN STROM, keeps letting the air out of their tires. There is CAROL SZAFARZ - she couldn't find a job as a legal secretary so she became famous for her sheer energy knee panty hose commercials. 52 Cherylann Truchon Senior Directory GLEN TIFFANY Annual 1 One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4. BOB WIL- LIAMS Track 4. CHERYLANN TRUCHON Basketball 1. 2, 3 Softball 3 Volleyball 2, 3 Guar- dettes 2 Hi Times 1, 2, 3 Pro- duction Editor 3 Annual Staff 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 3. THERESA SAN- TAMA Annual St ff 2 Guar- dettes 3 Choir 2,4. Robert J. Williams 1?� vj fc I am sorry to say that one member of this class has disap- peared. GLEN TIFFANY was last seen hitch-hiking toward Ash- land. Here comes BOB WIL- LIAMS, the new Chief of Police. I had no idea that Bob was inter- ested in criminology: but I guess he got the job through connec- tions anyway. CHERYLANN TRUCHON went into business a few years back as manager of Truchon’s Foodliner. So far she has only encountered one prob- lem. She can’t figure out how to work the cash register, so she has THERESA SANTAMA sit around at the check out and use her fin- gers and toes. Alas, I see our for- mer principal now appointed to a position of dignity and respect . . . The Jumpin Janitor. Seniors Theresa Williamson Santama l£ UU 53 Senior Hall MOST INTELLIGENT Larry Olson Julie Nourse CLASS FLIRTS Larry Bodin Vicki Moore MOST TALKATIVE Glen Tiffany Doris Anderson BEST PERSONALITY Cheri Gram MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Raelyn Rusch Joe Stock Scott Smith MOST SHV Lora Niemisto Mark Foss 54 1 FUNNIEST Bob Williams Denise Fleig of Fame BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Kathie Donahoe Ed Kozeneski BEST DRESSED Rosemary Anderson Bill Chantelois CLASS LEADERS Chris Beeksma BEST ATHLETES Donna Guski Peter Sneed 55 Senior Tea Look! It's a bird, it’s a plane, it's, it's . Finger lickin' good. 1 for you, 2 for me. 56 Class of 1977 Graduation, May 27, 1977 Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Motto We are not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and love today,” 57 Enter the class of 1977 Saluta torian Address by Peter Sneed Valedictorian Address by Julie Nourse Honored Guests Guest Speaker, Mr. Bill Bratley Exit the class of 1977 The new look of the 70's . . . Talk about bad eyes! I-May is her name! Zelda, Hildegard, and Magahide Class of 78??? KISS ME??? Attention!!! 60 tnw 1 L to R • Carol Dashner, David Lindsey. Kelly Root. Bruce Lambert. Nathan Meyer. Mark sneea. 1 ltn uison. mi. ' tobin Burkhamer. Judy Kettner, Terry Sauve. Melody Hostetler. Sharilyn Doucette. Jewel Pickert. Linda Stone, Arlene Smith. ROW 3: JoUe Ni„n Pam Nourse Teri Schillinaer, Terri Foss, Julie Arisen, Andrea Schmidt. Kathy Bodin. Babara Peterson, Randy Fleig. ROW 4 . Lonn |£mbo4 .Tori Xskawcez. b n Weister, Charlie Hosey. Tammy Carton. Ray Kate. Tim SchweZfeier. ROW 5: Paul Itan. dy Ha . i nnie Moore. Jim Malinoaki. Orville Eliaaon. Mark Hovey. David Mercer David Hyde. Ray Carton. ROW 6: lick Amraenf Paul Jack. Rick Rusch, Jack Stauffer. Bill Anderson. Jeff Ross. Richard Tutor. John Warren. L. to R.: Mr. Gigsted - Advisor: Orville Eliason - Treasurer: David Mercer - President: David Lindsey- Vice-President; Kelly Root - Secre tary. 61 Nauseous Nancy and Deranged Delores Talk about strength!!! Elmer . . . Fudd??? Glamorous!!! Ah. What??? 62 BUT MR. FUSE WE LIVE IN WARSHBURN s o P h o m o r e s Brutus, Popeye and Olive Oil? CLASS OFFICERS - President, Jean Larson; Vice-Presi- dent, Sue Sveda; Treasurer, Faye Leino; Secretary, Richard Zanto; Advisor. Mr. Van DerWeele 64 FRONT ROW - L. to R.: Todd Doemer, Pam Lowe, Richard Zanio, Sue Sveda. Janine Stock. Carolyn Kolb. Carol Kainu. Faye Leino. ROW 2: Mr. VanDerWeele, Class Advisor; Bruce Peterson. Don Skulan. Linda Niemisto, Lynne Cox. Cun Basina, Mark Hudson, Jim Strom. ROW 3: Jean Larson, Alan Smith, Gary Ledin. Mike Stone, Scott Peterson. Ed Thomas, Joanne Utegaard. Joni Zifko. ROW 4: Janet Weister, David Hopkins. Bob Mattson. Lonny Holman, Greg Holvick. Eugene Cate. Julie Henkel. Kim TaBelle. ROW 5; Lori Peterson, Randi Sneed. Peter Kozlowski, Susan Swanson. Gloria Kunickl. Stephcnie Barnes, Kim Root. ROW 6: Bob Eder, John Olson. Pat Day. John Blahnik. Duane Gasperlni. Paul Lindsey, Laureen Ponahoe.________________ I slept on a Sealy's Postu- re pedic mattress! Monday morning. 65 Sophomores Got The Spirit!!! HISTORY: The African Tradition. Luscious!! Sunshine??? Sure you guys . i 1st ROW: Mr. Strom (advisor), Corinna Hunter, Janelle Wohlgemuth, Heidi Arnson, Brenda Nemec, Gretchen Kainu, Debbie Shuga, Cindy Rich, Kathy Morrison. 2nd ROW: Kim Lukaskawcez, Kelly Kalmon, Julie Carlson, Crissy Basina, Vicki Eckes, Mary Hudson, Sarah Smith, Kevin Smith, Paul Olson, Kevin Jack. 3rd ROW: Ricky Woiak, Joe Hedican, Scott Sauve, Ron Leino, Barb Szafarz, Jane Carlson, Linda Jenicek, Julia Meyer, Becky Tiffany. 4th ROW: Joe Schave, John Cook, Marvin Holvick, Scott Mercer, Tom Gaber, Ron Shuga, Andy Thomas, Craig Parks, Kyler Gustafson, Jim Kettner, Leonard Eliason, Tom Hartshorn, Fred Ehmke, Jim Carlos, Mark Mingus, Tom Williamson. CLASS OFFICERS - L. to R.: Julia Meyer - V. Pres., Scott Mercer - Pres., Becky Tiffany - Sec. , Mr. Strom (advisor), Not Pictured Angie Smith - Treas. 68 69 CAUGHT IN THE ACT! 70 � 1 MKi °P V 10 R«: Tim Ohon’ Jeff ROSS Mark Sneed BiH Anderson Jim Sirom, Pete Sneed. Jeff Bellile, Greg Hamois, Paul Lindsey. Nathan Meyer, .nd ROW - L. to R.: Asst. Coach - Darrel Olson. Jim Gibb. Robert Wohlgamuth. Kevin Smith. Andy Thomas. Joe Hedican. Orville Eliason. Mark Foss lion i . i r T o mf 1_V . J . _ _ L _ i__ Don Gaber, Larry Bodin Jti, Tom 01 Greg Hoivick, Scott Mercer. .. w u b- r DaVtC M®rce,r’ Head C°ach ' Hinck 3rd ROW - L- 10 R-: Mgr. - Mark Hudson, Tom Hartshorn. Bob Eder. Mark Hoveyi Jim Malinoski, Tom Olson. Joe Stock. John Olson. John Blahnik. BOTTOM ROW - L. to R.: Paul Olson. Duane Gasperini. Don Jenicek. Ray Carlson, Football 76-77 Coach (Bruce) in perfect stride. Fact or Myth Buddy on the Run TEAM CAPTAINS - Bundy. T. and Pete This year with a record of 8-1, the T.O.W. Championship Trophy was returned to Wash- burn. We also were ranked in the top ten of the class C schools in the state. WASHBURN 14 0 SOUTH SHORE WASHBURN 14 8 ASHLAND J.V. WASHBURN 28 0 MINONG WASHBURN 6 0 MELLEN WASHBURN 34 22 PARK FALLS WASHBURN 12 8 SOUTH SHORE WASHBURN 27 0 ASHLAND J.V. WASHBURN 30 6 MINONG WASHBURN 12 14 MELLEN T. FOR TWO Bundy TD 73 ROW 1 - L. to R.: Kandy Ross (Captain), Julia Meyer, Doris Anderson, Becky Tiffany, Susan Sveda. ROW 2: Jean Larson, Kelly Root, Linda Jenicek, Sarah Smith. NOT PICTURED: Laureen Donahoe. 74 The volleyball leam was not too suc- cessful this year. Next year we will serve-up a morefeuSCTssful season. Let's go kill ’em! Pomegranate and banana? • � .ORMP Whale on it! 1976-1977 Volleyball Team FRONT ROW - L. to R.: Jane Carlson. Sue Sveda. Julie Henkel. Stephanie Barnes. Janine Stock BACK ROW - [Tr Coach Diane Harding, cherylann Trncheon. Barb M«. Judy Kerrner. Donna Cuskr. Andrea Schmidt. Denise Fleig. 75 (76-77) JV Girl s J.V. Basketball Scores WASHBURN23 SOUTH SHORE 28 WASHBURN10 ASHLAND 24 Girl’s WASHBURN 15 MELLEN 13 WASHBURN 12 DRUMMOND WASHBURN 8 BAYFIELD 18 Basketball WASHBURN 2 ONDOSSAGON 52 WASHBURN 2 SOUTH SHORE 0 WASHBURN 10 ASHLAND I 25 Team W’ASHBURN14 MELLFN 31 W’ASHBURN 8 WfASHBURN12 DRUMMOND BAYFIELD 25 26 Small, but mighty Come on Three 76 SEATED: Julie Henkel, Becky Tiffany, Mary Hudson. STANDING - L. to R.: Vicki Eckes, (Manager), Gloria Kunicki, Judy Keuner, Barb Szafarz, Sue Russell. Sarah Smith. Girl’s Varsity Basketball Girl’s Varsity Team FRONT ROW - L to R.- Janine Stock. Kim Root. Suzanne Sveda. Barb Peterson. Raelyn Rusch. Janet Weister. BACK ROW - L. to R.: Vicki Eckes. (Manager). Jane Carlson. Linda Stone. Kim TaBelle. Donna Guski. Denise Freida scores Really (76-77) Girl's Varsity Basketball Scores WASHBURN 30 SOUTH SHORE 79 WASHBURN j 22 ASHLAND 70 WASHBURN '- 34 MELLEN 45 WASHBURN 32 DRUMMOND 44 WASHBURN ‘ 30—- BAYFIELD 56 WASHBURN |Oi4 SOLON SPRINGS 19 WASHBURN 16 ONDOSSAGON 87 WASHBURN 29 --- MERCER 54 WASHBURN 49 GLIDDEN 39 WASHBURN 53 --- BUTTERNUT 17 WASHBURN 27 SOUTH SHORE 43 WASHBURN 30 ASHLAND 60 WASHBURN 21 MELLEN 22 WASHBURN 45 DRUMMOND 44 WASHBURN 15 BAYFIELD 60 WASHBURN 33 ---SOLON SPRINGS 40 77 Lead scorers Janet Weister and Donna Guski Pictured on Right - A TEAM - L. to R.: Doris Ander- son, Raelyn Rusch, Kelly Root, Kandy Ross, Sandy Guski. Pictured on Left - B TEAM - L. to R.: Jean Larson, Julia Meyer, Sarah Smith, Janet Weister, Laureen Donahoe. Washburn Basketball 1976-77 1st ROW: Dave Lindsey, Jim Malinoski, Paul Lindsey, Larry Bodin, Duane Gasperini. 2nd ROW: Peter Sneed. Mark Sneed, Scott Smith, Jeff Bellile, Dave Mercer, Robert Gasperini - Head Coach, Mark Hudson - Manager. In your face jumper! !! Smitty dominates over Larson. The b.b. team of 1976-77 would like to express our thanks to Mr. Gasperini. We all know that no one can fill HIS SHOES. He has been a tremendous coach and we thank him for all he has done for us. Du ane sinks another one. Buddy vs. Bernie Your basic jump shot. Battle of the boards. 79 80 Instant ”0 Washburn 55 Washburn 60 Washburn 80 Washburn 91 Washburn 87 Washburn 45 Washburn 99 Washburn 105 Washburn 77 Washburn 53 Washburn 128 54 South Shore 36 Solon Springs 54 Mellcn 49 Drummond 53 Mercer 52 Bayfield 75 Ondossagon 83 Glidden 73 Butternut 55 South Shore 54 Minong Washburn 68 39 Solon Springs Washburn 81 49 Melien Washburn 86 53 Drummond Washburn 56 50 Mercer Washburn 58 67 Bayfield Washburn 69 33 Minong Washburn 111 58 Ondossagon Sub Regional Tournament Washburn 52 40 Bayfield Regional Tournament Washburn 45 48 South Shore Money Wthe Peter, the crowd and our favorite ref. Bud on the fly. Domination. Future stars of WHS. Herd of cattle comin down the middle. L. to R.: John Blahnik. Mark Mingus. Jim Kettner, Tim Maassen, Jim Carlos. John Olson. Jim Strom. Ed Thomas, John Cook. Bob Eder, Andy Thomas. The quick hands of Nate. 4 r 11 V L. to R., ROW 1: Jean Larson, Sandy Guski, Janine Stock, Barb Peterson. ROW 2: Mary Hudson, Heidi Amson, Julie Henkel, Faye Leino, Lynne Cox, Terri Sauve. ROW 3: Randi Sneed, Julia Meyer, Coach Miss Doherty, Gloria Kuniki, Lori Peterson, Sarah Smith. ROW 4: Barb Szafarz, Cindy Jack, Jane Carlson, Kim TaBelle, Patti Dashner, Linda Stone. NOT PICTURED: Freida Fleig. 82 L. to R.. ROW 1: Duane Gasperini, Tom Williamson, Tim Maassen, Scott Mercer. ROW 2: Chris Beeksma, John Blahnik, Don Jenicek. ROW 3: David Lindsey, Ray Carlson, David Hyde, Ed Kozneski, Jim Malinoski, Coach Mr. Pristash. ROW 4: Don Skulan, Kyler Gustafson, Orville Eliason, Jim Carlos. ROW 5: Mark Sneed, Jeff Bellilee, Peter Sneed, Dave Mercer, Jack Stauffer. 83 TRACK TEAM MEMBERS - SEATED: Larry Bodin, Paul Olson, Don Jenicek, Greg Holvick. L. to R.: Andy Thomas, Bob Eder, Dave Mercer, Joe Stock, Ed Thomas, Bob Williams, Jim Strom, John Olson, Rick Ameran, Tim Schwenzfeier, Don Gaber. 84 85 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Good Luck to the Class of ”77 From the Fine Decorating Service of Sherwin-Williams. Ashland, W1 54806 PRALLE'S PUB 687-6701 Ashland Wisconsin w . 54806 SMITHS FOOD MARKET 30 East Bayfield St. Washburn Bay Theatre Alfred Bergmann Rucky Run Motel and Resort - Washburn Lowe's Citgo Malmberg's Jewelers Washburn Annual Staff would like to give a hearty thank-you to all people who have purchased ads for the 1977 YEARBOOK . . . 87 AL'S SPORTS SHOP Your Recreational and Team Equipment Headquarters 412 2nd Street W Ashland Wisconsin 54806 DICK'S CLIPPER SHOP 108 W. Bayfield Washburn 373-5433 HAGSTROM'S BROS. Ashland Wisconsin 682-6196 WATW RADIO For the Northland 1400 AM 95.9 FM We Salute the Class of '76 WATW INC. 914 2nd Street W. Ashland, WI 682-2727 fflasihhur� Aitritni Jnr. .Inituramr - firal Eatatr 14 EAST BAYFIELD STREE T WASHBURN. WISCONSIN 5«891 PHONE: 715 373-2000 ANDERSON’S IGA Fresh Cut Meats Table Fresh Produce, Bakery, Baked Fresh in our Own Store. 373-5566 226 W. Bayfield St Washburn Life — Fire — Au+o NEMEC INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Jerry Nemec (715) 682-2515 Broker Ashland, Wis. 54806 CEDAR CAFE Tubs of Chicken to Go, Carry Out Service Available, Daily Specials Phone 373-5333 88 PATSY'S BAR Live Music CLINIC Friday Nights Hamburgers, Pizza PHARMACY and Steaks 328 West Bayfield We Feature . . . Street, Washburn Sporting Goods Photo Supplies 373-8792 Liquor and Beer Cosmetics and JOHNSON'S Russell Stover Candies . . . 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