Washburn High School - Chequamegon Yearbook (Washburn, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

t) (} n i, 4 1978 Chequame Washburn High School Washburn, Wisconsin Script SNEAK PREVIEW...............3 THE STUDIO..................7 OSCAR AWARDS................8 STAGEHANDS.................10 PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS.....II STARS......................19 CO-STARS...................37 SUPPORTING STARS...........41 EXTRAS.....................45 SET DESIGNERS..............49 STUNT MEN AND WOMEN........67 CREDITS ...................85 THE END....................92 The annual staff has produced a movie with you in mind which we think you will enjoy. Phis movie portrays the life of the student body at Washburn High throughout the school year. We hope we have adequately captured those moments which were precious to you. Sit back, relax, and munch on a bag of popcorn or two. You are in for a real treat. (Incidentally, there are no inter- missions! ) 2 Sneak Preview Mark, Get Set. GO!!! A One-a and a Two-a. Our Ancestors. Punk Rock 4 These soap operas can surely get to a person. “Very interesting but DUMB! M-M-Good No, not the back stroke! “The Party’s Over? “Washburn’s City Roller” 5 I wear Fruit-of-the- “Don’t look at the keys, Yim” “GREED” Loom.” 6 7 Oscar •r ' I A ward The Class of 1978 proudly co-dedicates this annual to Nel- son Gigstad, the guidance counselor and our junior year’s advisor. Mr. Gigstad was born in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, on December 11, 1942, and attended the country grade school and the Algoma High School. He was graduated from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, with a major in English and a minor in speech and from the University of Wisconsin at River Falls where he majored in guidance counseling and later obtained a Master of Science in Education in guidance. Mr. Gigstad taught English for five years in Iowa and has been at Washburn High School for seven years after receiving his Master of Science in Education. He is married and has two children, Erik and Kristin. His principal pastimes are organic gardening, fishing, and cross-coun- try skiing. We would like to sincerely thank him for all his help last year as an advisor and wish him the best. 8 The Class of 1978 proudly co-dedicates this annual to John Albers, who passed away in the summer of 1977. His wife, Jeanne Duquette, who preceded him in death, gave him two sons, John and David. Mr. Albers was born in Antigo, Wiscon- sin, on March 15, 1918. He attended the Grade and Park College in Buffalo, New York, and also studied medicine for three years at Union College in Schnectady, New York. During the depression he moved to Wash- bum and worked for a few years at DuPont as a lab technician until he was called to service in 1942. He served in the Medical Corps for four years. Afterward, Mr. Albers was graduated from Northland College majoring in English and science. He was an honor student throughout his education. His hobbies included photography, fish- ing, hunting, and most outdoor sports. He has contributed a great deal to our school system. He first taught at Washburn High in 1955. A few of the courses he taught were American literature, chemistry, and physics. He also was the forensics coach and school photographer who took most of the pictures that are in previous annuals. The enlarger pictured on this page was bought with money donated by some people in Washburn as a memorial. He was a very fine man who led a fulfilled life. We certainly appreciate his accomplishments. Henry David Thoreau sums it up this way: “If one advances confi- dently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.” Oscar Award 9 Stage Hands A movie cast can’t survive unless it has sufficient nutritious food to keep it going strong; therefore, the cooks play a very important role in student life. It is a known fact that healthy bodies are supposed to produce sharp minds. The janitors keep the studio in order by keeping the props neat and clean. Many a scene has been “cut because of faulty props; however, nothing much goes wrong in our studio. Both of the services these people provide are an essential part of the operations in our school. We couldn't do without them. L to R: Mrs. Maunu, head cook; Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Nelson. L to R: Mr. Carlson, Mrs. Bellile, Mr. Day. 10 The real need and importance of a practi- cal and realistic education is greater today than ever before — basic skills must be mas- tered for survival in our society. When there is the determination for learning, success will follow. 1 strongly recommend the continuation of the learning processes — there is no other way. Herbert A. Jackson Superintendent WASHBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION 12 L to R: Mr. Robert Olson, Director; Mr. Constantine Carlos, Treasurer; Mr. Herbert Jackson, District Adminis- trator; Mrs. Rosemary Bodin, President; Mrs. Dorothy Volak, Clerk. Secretary; Mrs. Eunice Schwenzfeier, Director. 1 am very happy to congratulate you, the class of 1978, on reaching your first milestone on the road to success. I am confident that you will accept the chal- lenge of the future and rise up to obtain your goals. 1 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 commu- nity. Forever cherish your happy memories of W.H.S. James C. Strom Principal Mr. Strom also teaches advanced math and is the sophomore class advisor and the athletic director. Secretaries Administrative Secretaries: Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Bachand. High School Secretary: Mrs. Kalmon. The secretaries function as an integral part in any school system. There is no other substitute for the services they provide. We appreciate them very much. Christmas Tea MR MARTIN: Drivers Ed. MR. SIEDSCHLAC: Boys P E. 9-12. Boys’ Varsity Bsktb. Coach. Assistant Football Coach. MRS. ST. GERMAIN: English 10-12, Forensics Coach. MISS NELSON: Home Ec. 9-12. FHA MR. GIGSTAD: Guidance Counselor. Adv. 14 . MRS. COLEMAN: German 9-12. French 9-12. MR. FUSE: Social Studies. English. Varsity Girls’ Bsktb. Coach. Assistant Football Coach. MISS HARDING: Girls’ P.E. 9-12, Volleyball Coach. 15 MRS. GAUTSCH: Librarian. Senior Class Adv., Cheerleader Coach. Softball Coach. MISS JOHNSON: Shorthand. Typing. Bookkeeping. Miss John- son was an Intern for the first part of the school year. MISS DOHERTY: Special Ed. MISS PETTERS: Chemistry. Physics, General Science. School Photographer. MRS. MICHAELS: Shorthand, Typing. Data Processing. Mrs. Michaels was an intern for the second half of the school year. 16 MR. KLEIN: Health, Weightlifting Club Adv. MR. VAN DER WEELE: Social Studies, Nat’l. Honor Society Adv. MR. MURRAY: Instrumental Music Instructor. MR. PRISTASH: Baseball Coach. MR. SCHLICHTING: FBLA Adv.. Local Vocational Ed. Coord. 17 MR. RUSSO: Industrial Arts 9-12. MR. JUSTICE: One-Act Plays’ Adv., Co-Forensics Coach. MISS ALCORN: Vocal Music 9-12. Miss Alcorn was an intern for the first half of th$ year. MISS McCLAIRE: Vocal Music 9-12. Miss McClaire was an intern for the second half of the school year. MR. OLSON: Football Coach. Stars Senior Class Officers L to R: Barbara Peterson, Vice- Presiderft: Kelly Root, Secretary: David Mercer, President; Mrs. Gautsch, Advisor. Not pictured is Orville Eliason, Treasurer. He talks to the animals. Use A B Dick! We’ve tried it, and we love it! I’m sure. 20 Wait until they see me! Ray, you devil! We stick together. Cast of Stars SENIOR DIRECTORY RICHARD A MRAEN —Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 4. WILLIAM ANDER- SON — Choir 2, 3. 4 Football 3, 4. RICHARD AMRAEN Ooh, you wait!! But I only wanted one. WILUA M A NDERSON 21 KATHLEEN BODIN RAY CARLSON SENIOR DIRECTORY JULIE ARNTSEN — Homecoming Court 3 Prom Court 3 Choir 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4 Tennis Club 3. KATH- LEEN BODIN — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Secretary 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Forensics 1, 2. RAY CARLSON — Choir 1, 2 Tennis Club 3 Baseball 1. 2. 3 . 4 Football 3 . 4 Basketball Manager 1. TAMMY CARLSON — Choir 1 Band 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2. PATTI CORNING — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir Accompanist 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4 Stage Band 3, 4 One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4 Forensics 1, 2(Superior), 3,4 (Madison). An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. TAMMY CARLSON 22 SENIOR DIRECTORY CAROL DASH NER SHARIL YN DOUCETTE CAROL DASHNER — Choir 1, 2, 3. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2. SHARILYN DOUCETTE — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 FBLA 4 Tennis Club 3 Basketball 4 Volleyball I Softball 1, 4. ORVILLE ELI A SON - Class Vice-President 2 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Choir 1 Annual Staff 4 Tennis Club 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Track 2 Weightlifting Club 4. LONN1 ESKOLA — Prom Court 3 Annual Staff 4 FBLA 4 Tennis Club 3. RANDALL FLEIG — Choir 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi Times 1, 2 Annual Staff 1. 2. 3. 4 Fbla 1. 2, Treasurer 3, 4 One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4 Nat’l Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1, 2, 3 (Superior), 4 (Madi- son) An Asterisk ( ) indicates letter. LONNI ESKOLA 23 ORVILLE ELI A SON TERRI FOSS VALERIE GARDNER JUDY HARTSHORN SENIOR DIRECTORY TERRI FOSS — Choir 2 Basketball 3. VALERIE GARDNER — Choir 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff 4. JUDY HARTSHORN — Choir 1, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ski Club 1. CHARLEI HOSEY — Choir 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1 Softball 2. ME RIAN HOSTETTER — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 4 Forensics 1, 2 , 3 (Madison). 4 (Madi- son) Softball 1. An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. 24 ME RIAN HOSTETTER CHARLEI HOSEY SENIOR DIRECTORY MARKHOVEY DAVID HYDE MARK HOVEY — Choir 1 Guitar 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Tennis Club 3 Baseball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 4. DA VID HYDE — Transfer Student 2 Choir 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Track 3. PAULJACK — Prom King 3 Choir 1, 4 Basketball 1, 4. AMY KALMON — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Annual Staff 4 FBLA 4 FHA Treasurer 4 National Honor Society Treasurer 4 Volleyball 2 Softball 2 Commended Student in the National Merit Scholar- ship Competition 3. JUDI KEITHER — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Annual Staff 4 FBLA 4 FHA Vice-President 4 One-Act Plays 3 Forensics 1 Basketball Manager 1, 3 Volleyball 1, 3,4 Softball 4. An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. ' � AMY KALMON 25 PAULJACK BRUCE LAMBERT DAVID LINDSEY SENIOR DIRECTORY SUSAN KOMBORSKI — Choir 1 Annual Staff 4. BRUCE LAMBERT — Transfer Student 2. DA VID LINDSEY — Class Vice- President 3 Forensics 4 Tennis Club 3 Baseball 1,2. 3.4 Basketball 1.2.3 . 4 Football 1. 4 . LORI LUKA SKA WCEZ — Choir 1 Annual Staff 4. JAMES MALINCSK1 — Home- coming Court 3 Prom Court 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 3 Tennis Club 3 Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2 . 3. 4 Football 1.2 . 3.4. An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. 26 SENIOR DIRECTORY DA VID MERCER NATHAN MEYER BONNIE MOORE DA VID MERCER — Class President 3, 4 Class Trea- surer 1, 2 Prom Court 3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Nat’l Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Ski Club I, 2 Baseball 1, 2 . 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4 Football 1, 2 , 3 Track 1 , 2 , 3 . 4 Ashland Elks Club Teenager of the Month 3 Weightlifting Club 4. NATHAN MEYER — Class President 1, 2 Homecoming Court and King 1, 2 Choir 2, 3 Guitar 4 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 Forensics 3 Baseball 1, 2 Football 1 Manager, 3, 4 Track 2, 3. BONNIE MOORE — Prom Queen 3 Choir 1. 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1.2 Softball 4 Forensics 1. PAM NOURSE Choir 1 Annual Staff 4. JULIE OLSON — Choir 1 Pep Club 1 Tennis Club 3. An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. JULIE OLSON PAM NOURSE 77 BARB PETERSON JEWEL PICKERT 28 SENIOR DIRECTORY TIMOTHY OLSON Class Vice-President 1 Prom Court 3 Choir 1, 2 Ski Club 2. 3 Baseball 1.2 . 3. 4 Football I. 3 . 4 . BARB PETERSON — Class Vice-President 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Band 1, 2. Vice-Presi- dent 3. President 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Pep Club 2, Vice-President 3 Hi Times 1, 2 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 One-Act Plays 2. 3 Forensics 3 Tennis Club Vice-President 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, Captain 4 Softball 2, Captain 3 and 4 Weightlifting Club Secretary 4. JEWEL PIC- KERT — Hi Times 1, 2 Annual Staff 1, 2 Co- Editor 3, Editor 4 FBLA 1, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent and President 3. Presi- dent 4 Nat’l Honor Soci- ety 2. 3, 4 Forensics 1 , 2 (Superior). 3 . 4 (Madison) Softball 1 Ashland Elks Club Teenager of the Month 4. KELLY ROOT — Class Secretary 2. 3. 4 Homecoming Court 2 Choir 4 Band 2 . 3 Cheerleader 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 Softball 2. JEFF ROSS — Choir 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 3, 4 Track 1. 2. 4 Weightlifting Club 4. An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. KELLY ROOT RICHARD RUSCH TERRY SAUVE SENIOR DIRECTORY RICHARD RUSCH — Transfer Student 3. TERR Y SAUVE — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Stage Band 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2, 3 Softball 2, 3, 4. TERI SCHIL- LINGER — Class Secretary 1 Homecoming Queen 1 Prom Court 3. ANDREA SCHMIDT — Choir 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1 (Superior) Volleyball 3, 4. TIMOTHY SCHWEHZ- FEIER — Choir 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1,2,3. TIMOTHY SCHWENZFEIER ANDREA SCHMIDT 29 TERI SCHILLINGER ARLENESMITH MARK SNEED SENIOR DIRECTORY A RLENE SMITH — Choir I, 2, 3. 4 Forensics 4 (Madison). MARK SNEED Homecoming Court and King 4 Choir I, 2. 3. 4 Annual Staff Sports Editor 4 Nat'l Honor Society 2. 3 President 4 Ski Club 2 Tennis Club 3 Baseball 3 . 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3 . 4 Football 1. 2. 3 . 4 Track 1. JACK STAUEFER — Choir 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1. LINDA STONE — Choir I. 2. 3. 4 One-Act Plays 1, 3 . 4 Forensics 1 , 2 . 3 . 4 (Madison) Basketball 3 . 4 Softball 3 . RICH- ARD TUTOR — Band 1.2, 3 Basketball 2, 4 Football 4 Track 4. An asterisk ( ) indicates let- ter. LINDA STONE 30 JACK STAUFFER JOHN WARREN ROBYN WE STER PATTI W1LMAN SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHN WARREN — Prom Court 3 Football 4. ROBYN WEISTER Directory not available. PATTI WILMAN — Pep Club 1 Annual Staff Art Editor 4 FBLA 4 Tennis Club 3. RANDY WOIAK — Football 4. LORI ZIFKO — Prom Court 3. RANDY WOIAK 31 32 Enter the Class of 1978. SN Honor Students: L to R: Amy Kalmon, Mark Sneed. Jewel Pickert, David Mercer. Merian Hostetter, Randall Fleig. Kathy Bodin. Commencement Exercises May 28, 1978 CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO “Though they’re just the memories; the memories will last forever.” 33 Guest Speaker: Richard Olson, Sr. Honored Guests: Hostetter. Mr. Strom, Mr. Olson, Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Bodin. Rev. Valedictory Address by David Mercer. Salutatory Address by Jewel Pickert. The valedictorian, David Mercer, received the Wing Scholarship. Randall Fleig and Merian Hostetter each received a $200 Harriet Fin- ley Scholarship. The $200 March of Dimes Health Career Award was pre- sented to Susan Komborski. and a $100 honor scholar- ship from the UW-Eau Claire was awarded to Jewel Pickert. Exit the Class of 1978 Class Day May 26, 1978 Top Left: Presentation of 1978 annual to Mr. Gigstad by Jewel Pickert. Top Right: Mr. Strom accepts the 1978 annual from Jewel Pickert for Mr. Albers on behalf of the administration and faculty. Center: Merian Hostetter accepts the John Albers Memorial Award from Mrs. St. Germain for out- standing forensics participation. Lower Left: Teri Schillinger receives the Art Award from Mrs. Peterson. Lower Right: Linda Stone receives the Best Girl Athlete Award from Mr. Bratley. Richard Tutor (not pictured) received the Best Boy Athlete Award. 35 Right: Scott and Bruce Peterson receive perfect attendance awards from Mr. Strom. Lower Left: Senior Vice-Presi- dent, Barb Peterson, presents the class pencil to Junior Vice-Presi- dent, Laureen Donahoe. Lower Right: Suzanne Sveda receives the Home Ec. Award from Miss Nelson. Bottom Left: Patti Corning and Brigit Otis received accompanist awards. Bottom Right: Randall Fleig and Amy Kalmon receive Mr. and Miss FBLA awards from Miss Sloma. 36 38 Junior Class Class Officers: Secretary. Janet Weister. President. Laureen Donahoe. Vice-President. Greg Holvick. and Treasurer, Curt Basina. Class Advisor. Mr. Russo. He’s our vice-president? Junior Class: Row 1: Mr. Russo, class advisor: Pam Lowe, Don Skulan, Curt Basina. Mark Hudson, Peter Koz- lowski, Kevin Beeksma. Row 2: Cindy Jack. Gloria Kunicki, Jim Strom, Linda Neimisto, Heidi Tutor, Lonny Holman. Row 3: Laureen Donahoe. Janet Weister, Susan Swanson, Julie Henkel, Suzanne Sveda,Debbie Zifko, Greg Holvick, Alan Smith. Row 4: Duane Gasperini, Randi Sneed, Carol Kainu, Faye Leino, Janine Stock, Terri Frechette. Robert Wohlgemuth. Row 5: John Olson, John Blahnik, Bob Fler, Patti Dashner, Chris Metropolus, Bruce Peterson, Jim Gibb. Row 6: Paul Lindsey, Kim Root. Pat Day, Todd Doerner, Kim TaBelle, Stephanie Barnes, Gary Ledin, Jean Larson. Row 7: Scott Peterson. Mike Vienneau, Bob Mattson. Look Ma, no horns. I’ll pester you when I’m finished. We are the cham- IMC Shuffle Business Ed. Bandit. 39 k And Baby Bear said, “This ones just right!” it. What is this stuff anyway? And in conclusion ... I don’t get no respect 40 vSopHomores Class Officers: L to R: Julia Meyer. Pres: Scott Mercer, V. Pres: Jim Carlos, Secretary: Kyler Gus- tafson, Treas: Mr. Strom. Adv. Sophomores ht Row, L to R: Mr. Strom — Advisor, Gretchen Kainu, Brenda Nemec, Heidi Arnson, Vicki Eckes. 2nd Row: Sarah Smith. Mary Hudson, Janalle Wohlgemuth, Corinna Hunter, Jane Carlson. Barb Szafarz, Crissy Basina. Cindy Rich. Regina Spruell. 3rd Row: Tom Williamson. Julie Carlson, Linda Jenicek, Scott Mercer. Julia Meyer. Susan Russell. Wendy Morrin. Bridgit Otis, Scott Sauve. 4th Row: Kim Lukaskawcez, Angie Smith. Mark Min- gus, Murry Chapman. Paul Olson, Tom Gaber, Joe Hedican. 5th Row: Jim Kettner. Tom Hartshorn, Rick Woiak. Howard Gardner. Ron Leino. Kyler Gustafson. 6th Row: Joe Shave, Craig Parks, Leonard Eliason. Ron Is it male or female? Scooter did you loose something? 43 Freshmen Row , Lto R: Mrs. Peterson. Adv.. Jana Nachtsheim. Mia Meyer. Ruth Hovey. Barb Eder. Janelle Munson. Kim Harvey. Dawn Rose. Row 2: Monique Chapman. Martha Schmidt. Kelly Follis. Gwen Arnson. Lorrie Jean Truchon. Sheilla Hunter. Kim Jonas. Becky Schillinger. Row 3: Barb Amraen. Lisa Johnson. Robin Anderson. Susan Eilertson. Suzctte Johnson, Chris Korscberg. Peggy Donahoc. Mike Zifko. Row 4: Debbie Hostetler. Lulu Odegard. Chrisy Dibbell. Blaine Barnes. Dori Gasperini. Kevin Blahnik. Julie Sharp. Jay Anderson. Row 5: Ken North. John Harmon, John Anderson. Kevin Nevala. Jeff Nourse. Jeff Holvick. Scott Morrin. Row 6: Rick Doerner. Pat Bruneau. Kurt Beeksma. Randy Zifko. Mike Foss. Troy Hyde. Greg Mercer. Row 7: Tim Compton. Raymond Zifko. Don Bush. Paul Gierczic. Row R: Art Teschner. Brian Leino. Tim DeMars. Steve Hinze. Jeff West. Bill Metropulos. Ed Dashner. Class Officers: L to R: Mia Meyer, Sec: Peggy Donahoe — Treasurer: Barb Eder — V. Pres: Suzette Johnson — Pres; Mrs. Peterson, Adv. Oh Boy! It’s a Rhinestone Cowboy. Everytime I read these Journals I discover something new. Is it Romeo and Juliet? Ha-e-and-ah-He-e-and-ah 47 This Stuff is Definately a Laughing Matter! Got any sixteens? Is that a Frosh? These cards are marked. Face it you guys. He’s mine! Roundhead in action . . . 48 Annual Staff Officers: Right, L to R: Mark Sneed. Sports Editor: Orville Eli- ason. Sports Editor: Miss Sloma. Advisor: Sharilyn Doucette. Bus- iness Manager; Terry Sauve. Bus- iness Manager: Jewel Pickert. Editor; Janine Stock (not pic- tured), Assistant Editor Patti Wil- man. Art Editor (not pictured). so Members: Row 1, L lo R: Judi Kettner, Terry Sauve. Mia Meyer. Linda Jenicek. Orville Eliason. Terry Worthington. Mark Sneed. Row 2: Jewel Pic- kert. Sharilyn Doucette, Lori Lukaskawcez. Randi Sneed. Car- oline Kolb. Carol Kainu. Janine Stock. Row 3: Miss Sloma. Advi- sor: Randall Fleig, Susan Kom- borski, Valerie Gardner, Julia Meyer. Lonni Eskola and Patti Wilman are pictured to the left. Not Pictured: Judy Hartshorn. Amy Kalmon. Mike Stone. Barb Peterson. The annual staff has worked hard to create your movie. Selling ads is our chief means of making money to help reduce the cost of this book per student. We want to thank everyone who helped us throughout the year. Special thank yous go to Miss Petters. the school photographer, to Jerry Ruenzel. the Modern Portrait photographer, and to Mr. Knoff from the Taylor Publishing Company. We hope this movie reached your expectations. 51 The FBLA had a very eventful year with numer- ous activities and trips. At the regional conference in Eau Claire. Randall Fleig placed 2nd for Mr. FBLA. Amy Kalmon — 4th for Miss FBLA. Lonni Eskola — 4th in business law. the chapter exhibit manned by Chris Metropulos — 1st. and Jewel Pickert — 4th in business communications. At the state conference in Green Bay. the chapter exhibit manned by Gary Ledin received 4th place, the chapter was awarded a gold seal, and Jewel Pickert placed 3rd in business com- munications. She will com- pete at the national confer- ence in San Francisco from July 1-4. Officers: Top, L to R: Jewel Pic- kert, President; Mr. Schlichting, Advisor; Faye Leino. Vice-Presi- dent; Janine Stock, Secretary; Jim Strom. Parliamentarian; Miss Sloma, Advisor. Not Pic- tured: Pat Day. Treasurer; Caro- line Kolb. Reporter. Old Mem- bers: Center, Top to Bottom and L to R: Faye Leino, Todd Doerner, Janine Stock, Tim Maassen, Jewel Pickert. Jim Carlos, Jim Strom, Randall Fleig. Not Pic- tured: Caroline Kolb, Pat Day, Mike Stone, Mark Hudson. 52 New Members: Top Row, L to R: Kurt Beeksma. Patti Wilman, Gary Ledin, Janelle Munson, Mia Meyer, Julie Sharp. Row 2: Judi Kettner. Amy Kalmon, Sharilyn Doucette, Julia Meyer, Linda Jenicek. Dori Gasperini. Not Pictured: Kathy Kolb. Lonni Eskola. State Contestants: Center: L to R: Lonni Eskola. Jewel Pickert, Amy Kalmon. Randall Fleig, Chris Metropulos was replaced by Gary Ledin. Lower Left: Chapter exhibit with Chris Metropulos. PEER � f. ■ INTO THE PARTAKE Wty S OF THE PRESENT gnu S9 fr 4 kt 53 Future Homemakers of America FHA Officers: L to R: Kathy Bodin, Sec.. Miss Nelson. Adv., Judi Kettner, Vice Pres., Amy Kalmon, Treas., Sue Sveda, Pres. Row I, L to R: Kathy Bodin. Mia Meyer. Pam Lowe. Row 2: Janalle Wohlgemuth. Judi Kettner. Sue Sveda. Row J: Julie Henkel. Julia Meyer. Randi Sneed. Amy Kalmon. Miss Nelson. Adv. 54 Members: Row I, I. to R Carol Kainu. Jewel Pickert, Merian Hostetler. Faye Leino. Kathy Bodin. Duane Gasperini. Suzanne Sveda. Row 2. L to R: Mr. Van- der Weele. Advisor: Patti Corning. Ran- dall Fleig, Mark Sneed. David Mercer. Amy Kalmon. Jeanne Larson. The new inductees for NHS are chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, scholar- ship. leadership, and service. Students must have a grade point of 3.0 or above to be eli- gible for membership. Those students who do become members must maintain this grade point throughout high school to stay in the NHS. This year's banquet was held on May 23 with Malcolm McLean, the president of Northland College, as the guest speaker. Officers: L to R: Mark Sneed. President: Amy Kalmon, Treasurer; Merian Hostetter, Secretary; Patti Corning, Vice-President; Mr. Van der Weele. Advisor. New Inductees: L to R: Mr. Van der Weele. Advisor: Wendy Mor- rin. Janine Stock. Brenda Nemec. Heidi Arnson, Bob Eder. Scott Mercer. Mark Mingus is not pic- tured. 55 Forensics State Contestants and Their Grades: Row I, L to R: Paul Olson (A), Mrs. St. Germain, Advisor: Howard Gardner (A). Row 2: Heidi Arnson (B). Julie Henkel (B). Sheila Hunter (A), Patti Corning (B), Jeanne Larson (B). Row 3: Brigit Otis (A), Jewel Pickert (A). Randall Fleig (B), Todd Doemer (A). Arlene Smith (B), Linda Stone (B). All Forensics Participants: Row I, L to R: Kim Harvey, Heidi Arnson. Mia Meyer, Jeanne Larson, Sheila Hunter. Row 2: Mark Mingus, Terry Worthington. Howard Gardner, Kelly Kalmon, Paul Olson, Dawn Rose. Jean Niemes. Jewel Pickert. Row 3: Murray Chapman, Todd Doemer, Julie Henkel. Brigit Otis. Corrina Hunter. Jenelle Wohlgemuth. Brenda Nemec, Mrs. St. Germain, Advisor. Row 4: Mr. Justice, Co-Advisor: Ronald Shuga, David Lindsey. Patti Corning. Linda Stone. Wendy Morrin. Arlene Smith. Martha Schmidt. The annual staff wishes to apologize for inadvertently not mentioning Cherie Grant in last year’s annual as being a state contestant in Madison who received an A. It is very difficult to advance to state since three different judges must hear the contestant before the staJe competi- tion. Congratulations, Cherie, and all other state contestants! 56 One-Act Plays The One-Act Play students worked very hard this year in a play called An Apple For Teacher by Percy Forst. Top, L to R: Kelly Kalmon, Pat Day, Andrea Schmidt, Heidi Arnson. Left Center: Patti Corning. Right Center: Brenda Nemec, Angie Smith, Patti Corning. Jeanne Larson, Terry Worthing- ton. Bottom: Todd Doerner, Jeanne Larson, Randy Fleig. Gary Ledin. Terry Worthington. 57 Washburn High School Choir 77-78 Director — Mrs. Engfer. Row 1: Pam Lowe, Kathy Bodin, Dawn Rose, Linda Niemisto, Corrina Hunter, Kelly Root, Bill Metropolus, Brian Leino, Ed Dashner, Terry Sauve, Sheila Hunter, Janine Stock, Carol Kainu, Direc- tor — Mrs. Engfer. Row 2: Lynne Cox, Randi Sneed, Gretchen Kainu, Lori Gasperini, Angie Smith, Terri Foss, Chris Metropolus, Bonnie Moore. Lorijean Truchon, Suzette Johnson, Gwen Arnson, Barb Eder. Row 3: Amy Kalmon, Sharilyn Doucette, Becky Schillinger, Brenda Nemec, Randy Fleig, Dave Mercer, David Hyde, Peter Kozlowski, Patti Dashner, Stephanie Barnes, Merian Hostetter. Row 4: Arlene Smith, Judi Kettner, Judy Hartshorn, Valerie Gardner, Paul Jack, Mark Sneed, Bill Anderson, Richard Tutor, Jim Strom, Curt Dasina, Ruth Hovey, Kelly Follis, Chris Korseberg, Linda Stone. Accompanists: Brigit Otis and Patti Corning. Left: State winners who advanced to Eau Claire. Richard Tutor, Dave Mercer, Ted Chaney, Carol Dashner. Judi Kettner. Chris Korseburg, Brigit Otis, Terry Sauve, Kathy Bodin. and Shari- lyn Doucette. Above: Richard Tutor and Dave Mercer sing Oh Holy Night at the Christmas concert. Middle Left: Much work was done for solo-ensemble contest. Ted Chaney and Terry Worthongton prepare for a duet. Left: Madrigal receiving a 1st at contest. Randall Fleig, Richard Tutor, Ted Chaney, Peter Kozlowski, Jim Strom, Janine Stock, Dori Gasperini, Caroline Kolb. Patti Corning. Julie Arnston. Heidi Tutor, Linda Niemisto. Carol Kainu, Linda Stone and Brigit Otis. 59 W.H.S. Band Boogies on! The 1977-78 school year was an outstanding one for W.H.S. musicians. We participated in many concerts, sporting events, parades, community functions, and fund raising events. No member will ever forget freezing in Duluth, playing at Northland, attending the Stage Band clinic (Ba Ba Dootin Ba Ba Dootin). marching behind horses, and Patti's Atom Ant mask. Top to Bottom: Bright Otis, Barb Amraen. Jean Lar- son. Barb Szafarz. Wendy Morrin. Julie Sharp. Andrea Schmidt. LuLu Odegard. Kim Harvey, Julia Meyer. Pam Lowe. Ruth Hovey. and Beeki Schil- linger. Trumpets: Back: Terry Sauve. Todd Doerner. Kyler Gustafson, Ed Dashner. Front: Scott Mercer. Barb Peterson. Not Present: Scott Morrin. Lower Brass: Left — Right: Jim Strom, Tim Schwenzfeier. Gary Ledin. Jim Kettner. Greg Mercer. Duane Gas- perini. Tim Maassen. Bill Metropolus. Kim Jonas, Patti Corning. 60 Saxes: Top to Bottom: Jim Carlos. Kim TaBelle. Martha Schmidt. Mark Mineus, Pete Koslowski. Chris Korseberg. Sue Russell. Suzette Johnson. Jamne Stock. Drummers: CharLei Hosey. Rick Doemer. John Blahnik, Jeff West. Crissy DcBell. Lisa Johnson. Seated: Marvin Holvick. Fearless Leaders: Top to Bottom: Pres. Barb Peterson. V. Pres. Randy Fleig. Sec. Julie Arntsen. Treas. Scott Mercer. Majorettes: L — R: Sarah Smith. Suzette Johnson. Jean Larson, Barb Szafarz. Brigit Otis. Chris Korseberg. Clarinets: L — R, Standing: Sue Eilertsen. Dori Gasperini. Lorrie Trucheon. Jane Carlson. Jana Nachtsheim. Sarah Smith. Mia Meyer. Sit- ting, L— R: Mary Hudson. Heidi Tutor. Judi Kettner. Carol Dashner. Julie Arntsen. Randy Fleig. 61 62 1977’s Royalty Last years king and queen: Tom Olson and Kathy Donahoe. Barb Peterson QUEEN QUEEN CANDIDATES: Left to Right: Gloria Kunicki, Peggy Donahoe, Barb Peterson, and Wendy Morrin. 1977 Homecoming Court Standing from Left to Right: Jay Anderson. John Cook, Gary Ledin, Gloria Kunicki. Wendy Morrin. Peggy Donahoe. Sealed: Mark Sneed and Barb Peterson. We will: we will Rock You!!! 1st Place winner — Freshman class 2nd Place winner — Junior class 3rd Place winner — Sophomore class 4th Place winner — Senior class Prom 1978 1978 Prom Court: L-R: Mike Stone, Curt Basina, John Olson, Don Skulan. Mike Siroin — Crown Bearer, Last year’s King Paul Jack, 1978 King Peter Kozlowski, last year’s Queen Bonnie Moore. 1978 Queen Heidi Tutor. Brandy Alaux — Crown Bearer, Kim Root, Randi Sneed, Faye Leino, Pam Lowe. Crown Bearers: Brandy Alaux and Mike Siroin. 1978 King and Queen Heidi Tutor and Peter Kozlow- ski. 64 Prom Court Faye Leino escorted by Curt Basina. 1978 King and Queen Heidi Tutor and Peter Kozlowski. Pam Lowe escorted by Mike Stone. 65 Weightlifting Club Front Row, L to R: Mike Zifko, Pat Day, Bob Eder, David Mercer, Jeff Ross, Tom Hartshorn. Row2, Lto «.'Jeff Nourse, Jay Anderson, Rob Cashman. Barb Peterson, Marvin Holvick, Janine Stock, Fred Ehmke, Mr. Klein, Advisor. The Weightlifting Club began its first year this year under the direction of Mr. George Klein. The mem- bers utilized the new weightlifting machine which consists of several different stations enabling several people to “work out” at the same time. Officers: L to R: Pat Day, Treasurer; Bob Eder, Vice-President; Orville Eliason. President; Mr. Klein, Advisor. The Secretary, Barb Peterson, is not pictured. 66 it W ashburn was much better than the eight wins and two loss record it had. Second place in T.O.W. Football Conference. Washburn 18 Hurley 0 Washburn 0 South Shore .—- 13j Washburn 34 Ashland JV 6 Washburn 34 Minong Washburn 14 Mellen 6 Washburn 24 Park Falls BP 6 Washburn 6 South Shore 12' Washburn 22 Ashland JV 0 Washburn 16 Minong 0 Washburn 2 Mellen 0 Sauve Coach Darrel Olson The Seed 1st Row: Kevin Nevala, Kevin Blahnik, Rick Doemer, Duane Gasperini, Blain Barnes, Jay Anderson, Jeff Hol- vick. 2nd Row: Tim Olson, Ray Carlson, Scott Mercer, Paul Olson, Greg Holvick, Richard Tutor, John Warren, John Olson. 3rd Row: Ted Chaney, Mark Hovey, Jim Malinoski, Orville Eliason, Dave Lindsey, Bob Eder, Murry Chapman. 4th Row: Tom Gaber, John Cook, Nathan Meyer, Randy Woiak, Bill Anderson, Joe Hedican, Paul Lindsey, Jeff Ross, Jim Strom. 68 BIG D Fearless Corn Lind’s intimidates Bucky Licheck Whoa!!! Fur. Orv gives chase 70 Basketball Cheerleaders t A Team: Back to Front: Bonni Moore, Sue Sveda, Jeanne Larson. Kelly Root. B Team: Bottom: Linda Jenicek. 2nd Row: Julia Meyer, Julie Sharp, Wendy Morrin. Top: Mia Meyer. 72 Basketball Back Row. L to R: Coach Siedschiag, Dave Mercer. Paul Jack. Paul Lindsey. Mark Sneed. Joe Hedican. Jim Car- los, Mgr. Rick Amraen. Front Row: Dave Lindsey. Jim Malinoski. Richard Tutor, Jack Stauffer. Duane Gasper- ini. Absent: John Blahnik. Ifc, Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Glidden Butternut South Shore Solon Springs Mellen 2 ot Drummond Mercer Bayfield Ondossagon Glidden Butternut SouthShore on Springs Mellen mmond Mercer Bayfield Sub-Regional Tournament Washburn 55 44 Ondossagon Washburn 47 73 Bayfield Lindsey battles Larson. 73 Tough Defense Inside Merce controls rebounds J.V.; Standing: Jeff Holvick. John Anderson. Jim Kettner, Scott Morrin. Tim Maassen. Kevin Blahmk. John Harmon. Bill Metropolus. Coach — Dale Carli. Kneeling: Kyler Gustafson. Greg Mercer. Tom Williamson. Joe Hedican. Jim Carlos. Kevin Jack. John Cook. Absent: Troy Hyde and Kurt Beeksma. 75 76 Row 1, L to R: Tom Williamson, Kevin Nevala, John Blahnik. Tim Maassen, Duane Gasperini. Row 2: Coach Pristash, Ray Carlson, Jim Carlos, Mark Sneed, Kyler Gustafson, Jack Stauffer, Jim Malinoski. Not Pictured: Dave Lindsey, Orville Eliason, and Tim Olson. Mark Sneed with the stretch. BOX SCORES Washburn vs. Bayfield 11-6 vs. Drummond 12-7 vs. Mellen 2-6 vs. Solon Springs 15-0 vs. Glidden 9-2 vs. Minong 2-1 vs. Butternut 11-0 vs. Bayfield 8-5 vs. Drummond 7-5 vs. Mellen 1-6 Subregional: Bayfield 3-2 Drummond 14-7 Regional: Mellen 0-10 Non-Conference: Parkfalls 1-15 Different moods on the bench. Nate tags one. Duane after hitting homer Tense moment at first Poker lays into one Razor takes a cut Orv pitching with Duane in backround Orv getting ready to fire 77 Cook to Corn in the 880 Relay Airborne Rich Tutor Row I, L to R: Blaine Barnes, Greg Holvick, John Olson, Scott Morrin, Scott Mercer. Row 2: Coach Carli, Jim Kettner, Jeff Holvick, John Cook, Jim Strom, Greg Mercer. Murray Chapman, Jeff Ross, Bob Eder. Seniors Absent: Dave Mercer, Richard Tutor, Mark Hovey. 78 The 1978 Girl’s Softball Results! We Took Our Raps! Strike 3 — Take your base!!! Washburn Washburn vs. Ondossagon 6-16 vs. Mellen 11-25 vs. Drummond 17-7 vs. Minong 9-22 vs. Bayfield 6-34 vs. Mercer 18-19 vs. Butternut 3-0 vs. Glidden 19-32 vs. Solon Springs 20-21 vs. Ashland 7-22 Tournaments vs. Ashland 12-10 vs. Bayfield 5-10 This year we only won two games, with one forfeited to us due to rain. When we advanced to the sub-regional tournaments in Bayfield, we turned our record around and pulled a victory over Ashland. Homerun Hitters “78' Barb Peterson 1 Dori Gasperini 3 Janine Stock 5 lack Row, L to R. Mrs. Gautsch (Coach). Wendy Morrin, Julia Meyer Julie Hemcei ''roJT R ane Carlson. Faye Leino, Heidi Amson, Lome Jean Truchon. Sheila Hunter (Manager). Front Row, L to K. Zarol Kainu, Dori Gasperini, Mia Meyer, Janine Stock. Jeanne Larson. Ruth Hovey. 79 W.H.S.’ Unbelievable Animals Janine Stock nets record — 24 pts. Kim TaBelle stretches record — 20 rebounds. First Row, Right — Left: Bernard Guski. (Asst. Coach); Dori Gasperini, Susan Russell, Janine Stock. Julie Henkel and Bob Fuse (Coach). Second Row, Left — Right: Jane Carlson, Linda Stone, Barb Peterson. Barb Seaf- arz, Gloria Kunicki and Kim TaBelle. 1977-1978 Girls' Basketball Scoreboard We Thn 36 Solon Springs 42 16 Ondossagon 71 34 Mercer 40 ‘34 Butternut 20 28 South Shore 101 38 Minong 26 23 Mellen 51 ‘61 Drummond 30 26 Bayfield 57 40 Solon Springs 49 29 Ondossagon 73 ‘42 Mercer 24 49 Butternut 29 27 South Shore 75 SCHMUTT! Grrrrrrrr! We are the Champions. 81 J.V. Basketball Squad: L to R, 1st Row: Barb Amraen, Sharilyn Doucette, Lorrie J. Truchon, Keidi Arnson, Crissy DiBelle, Gwen Arnson. 2nd Row, L to R: Mr. Fuse (Coach), Sue Eilertsen, Kelly Follis, Angie Smith, Ruth Hovey, Mary Hudson, Faye Leino. Volleyball How many times do I have to tell you guys — hit the ball over the net! Look Sue, begging will get you nowhere — you still have to With looks like ours — who has to know any- play center back! thing about volleyball??? 82 Nice spike. Wendy! VOLLEYBALL 1977. . .Improving. . . The volleyball season at Washburn High increased greatly, as many new athletes endeavored to do their best at the popular sport of volleyball. A new team was formed, which worked together as a unit by the end of the season. We’re looking forward to a successful season next year — The Best Ever!!! A High Set. . . No. 1 want the water! A 5 foot spiker!!! 83 Varsity Squad: L to R, 1st Row: Pam Lowe, Barb Peterson, Janine Stock, Miss Harding (coach). 2nd Row, LtoR- Sue Russell, Wendy Morrin, Stephanie Barnes, Patti Dashner. 3rd Row, L to R: Judi Kettner, Julie Henkel, Sue Sveda, Jane Carlson, Andrea Schmidt. J.V. Squad: LtoR, 1st Row: Angie Smith, Lulu Odegard, Martha Schmidt, Miss Harding (coach). 2nd Row, L to R: Lome Jean Truchon, Julie Henkel, Brenda Nemec, Julie Carlson, Kim Lukaskawcez. 84 The annual staff would like to extend a warm “Thank you” to everyone who purchased ads or made donations. We really appreciate your support. The pictures that won in the FBLA photo contest are interspersed in the credit section. LARSON PICTURE FRAME CO. Give those senior pictures the professional finish they deserve with Larson picture frames. 422 3rd St. W. Ashland, WI 54806 682-5257 OPEN Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. — 8 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. —6 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. — 4 p.m. BITZER'S BIG DOLLAR 27 E. Bayfield Street Washburn, WI 54891 (715) 373-5515 Compliments of THE LITTLE JEWELRY STORE 231 W. Bayfield St. Washburn, Wise. 373-5777 Watch Repairing — Jewelry — Diamonds — Photo Service Isabelle and Harold Moe — Proprietors Til CuoiMi TujuI - Seffuq Pkaiaguqity For quality senior pictures, the Modern Portrait Studio is the place to go! 86 WALDINE'S Clothing for the entire family. 26 E. Bayfield St. Washburn. WI 54891 373-5430 MR. MRS. HAIR DESIGNS Your Hairdresser Does It Better.” Washburn. WI 373-5437 CEDAR CAFE MONK’S BOWLING LANES Open 6 a.m. Daily Carry-Outs Available Breakfast Served LEINO'S Any Time UNION OIL 218 Sanborn Avenue Ashland. WI 54806 Phone 373-5333 200 S. Washington Washburn, WI WASHBURN YOUTH CENTER 3 West Bayfield Nancy Garnich Youth Director Open to All Washburn Youth Sponsored by Northwest CSA 682-4956 373-5722 DICK'S CLIPPER SHOP 108 W. Bayfield St. Washburn. WI 54891 373-5433 LAKE SUPERIOR by Julie Henkel won 1st place in the scenic category. 87 Congratulations Class of 78 From THE RED BARN CAFE WASHBURN Glen and Alice Hudson C SIDE INN JIM GIBBS h Caroline Kolb won 1st place in the pet ple category PATSY'S BAR Hamburgers. Pizza. Steaks. Live Music Friday Nights. 328 W. Bayfield St. Washburn, Wl 54891 373-5792 PAT WAYNE EDER BROS. TEXACO Firestone Tire Center 1114 W. Front St. Ashland, Wl 682-3066 Congratulations Class of “78 Fish Fry Fri. Nights Open 6 Days a Week Closed Mondays. Washburn 373-5794 WASHBURN J-E WASHBURN STATE BANK MODERN BANKING 3 Locations to Serve You Washburn Bayfield La Pointe 31 W. Bayfield St. Washburn 373-5545 88 T CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF'78 God Bless You As You Go Forth to be of Service to God, Your Country, Your Community and Your Fellow Men. WASHBURN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Congratulations and Best of Luck. Class of '78 FRANK'S SHOOTERS' SERVICE 309 3 Avenue West Washburn. WI GOOD LUCK 1978 GRADUATES WESTERN ENGRAVING CO. Washburn Compliments of ASHLAND OFFICE SUPPLY 204 West Second Street Ashland. WI 54806 682-5717 SHERWIN WILLIAMS Good Luck to the Class of ”78” From the Fine Decorating Service of Sherwin- Williams. Ashland. WI 54806 89 ASHLAND MILK HOUSE Open 7-11 Self-Service Gas Groceries Rodeo Pop BRIDGEMAN DAIRY STORE Tel. 682-6223 110 West Front St. Ashland. WI 548006 COCKER SPANIEL by Jewel Picked won 1st place in the ani- mal category. Dairy Queen Walter and Charles Swanson 501 Front St. East r Ashland. Wise. 54806 A O'--- 'V'.jJ' ’LET'S ALL 60 TO DAIRY QUEEN S Pit OH Am D 0 Co� p Copyright 1976 Am 0 0 Corp RADIO DISPATCHED ANYWHERE - ANYTIME RAY'S AUTOMOTIVE ENTERPRISES INC. 373-2669 • Body Paint • Framework • Buy Sell Used Cars - Parts Salvage • Hof Line Auto Salvage 51 Yards STATE LICENSE LC 50071 Rudy and Verna Gago 605 W. BAYFIELD ST.. WASHBURN Congratulations Class of “78' 90 UNION NATIONAL BANK OF ASHLAND Ashland. WI 682-4322 FTD FLORISTS 1106 Vaughn Avenue Ashland. WI 54806 682-5243 CASPERSON HEATING COMPANY, INC. Congratulations to the Class of “78 From Casperson Heating Company. Inc. NORTHERN STATE BANK 321 2nd W. Ashland. WI 54806 With Offices in: Mason. Mellen. Glidden and Butternut The Number I Bank in the North Because of Service Phone 682-2772 FRENCHIE'S AUTO REPAIR 115 W. Bayfield Washburn. WI 54891 373-5301 Come to us for all of your repair needs. FRANKIE'S PIZZA Ashland. WI 54806 682-9980 MUSIC CENTER 415 W. 2nd St. Ashland. WI 54806 682-3505 91 EASTER LILY by Jewel Pickert won 1st place in the unusual category. THE PLATTER Turner Road Ashland. WI 54806 Phone: 682-2626 WASHBURN LAUNDRYAMA 232 W. Bayfield St. Washburn. WI 54891 1202nd Avenue W. Ashland. WI 54806 PIZZA PUB 1402 St. Claire Ashland. WI 54806 CONGRATULA- TIONS CLASS OF “78” Hours 11 to Closing 682-6641 ONE HOUR DRY CLEANERS Maytag Equipped Wash: 25C Dry: 10c and 25C STEAK PIT, INC. ARCHIE'S SUPPER CLUB Finest in Foods and Drinks Charbroiled Steaks Smorgasbord Every Sunday 142 W. Bayfield Street Phone 373-2244 324 W. Bayfield Washburn, WI 373-5492 ASHLAND DAILY PRESS CAMPBELL'S CLOTHES N'THINGS HUNTS KARIN'S MALMBERG'S THE SCOTTIE CLUB SWANY'S TAVERN THE VOGUE 92 WASHBURN