Webster High School - Sylvacola Yearbook (Webster, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

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MR THOMAS STENDALL MR FELIX HOLEWINSKI Industrlal Arts HISIOFY 1 fy , - A I ' W W 5' Ny, mf MR JEROME WILSON MUSIC MR ERVIN PARDUN Math MR WYMANR JOHNSON Bus1nessEducat1on MISS JUDY LEIGHOW Llbrarlan MRS MARY HOERNING Phy Ed g wwww ifw -'QW MRS ALYCE NICHOLS Math MR THOMAS RICH English ,fi- MRS NANCY KNUTSON SCICDCC MR PATRICK ROBINSON Soclal Studles MR JACK NEURER B1OIOgy 5 ,f S, my -: x I S s I ,I , D 15. I - :gn . . KJ MR. SHIVES Inky Carlson, Ruth Nowak, Betty Brown Tom Stusek, Mae Panek How did that get in there? MRS, LARRABEE 53? Y 3 - 0 429 Q 3 yy J if 4811353385 MR. GRAVESON Urgan izations UQ ROW ONE: Nancy Conroy, Joy Little, lone Foote, Ann Holmes, Cheryl Romsos ROW TWO Linda Leef, JoAnn Connors, Susan O'Brien, Bob Staples, Mickey Lambert Cathy Robinson ROW THREE: Karen Krause, David Paul, Gary Gramer, Marian Raduege John Sears Pat Halseth, ROW FOUR: Joey Larrabee, Joanne Carpenter, Mike Hughes, Jim Spafford Daniel King, Jim Fuhrmann, David Danielson. M a jorettes ,rs 1. ,. ., A J STANDING: Theresa Hansen, Sandy Wilhelm, KNEELING: Vickie Main, Peggy Bremer, ff, A . ,J rg 'ST fffli - s 1 f X 71 ' 3 A , . r . og ff Qi 2.1, . Nl . N 5 S ,Nf .ffnf 'Q .-1 ROW ONE: Jan Larrabee, Doreen Proffit, Mary O'Brien, Carol Mansfield, Linda Zillmer, ROW TWO: Roxann Songetay, Nancy Johnson, Peggy Larrabee, Sandy Snelson, Kayleen Denotter, Kathy Knutson, ROW THREE: Greg Treague, Theresa Phelps, Mary Macho, Dianne Graveson, Pat Hills, Bruce Benson, Kevin Sears, ROW FOUR: Torry Marquis, Kayleen Packard, Pam Shutt, Mark Foote, Debbie Wilhelm, Joey Larrabee, Gayle Arneson. Senior Band Tzger M cz idens Nancy Matrious, Judy Kovarik, Pat Conroy, Linda Fuhrmann, Ralph Smith, Vicki Vergie, Candy Barkshadt Joanne Weis. ROW ONE: Carol Mansfield, Nancy Conroy, Joy Little, Cheryl Romsos, ROW TWO: Cathy Robinson Gayle Arneson, Karen Krause, Susan O'Brien, Kathy Knutson, ROW THREE: Sherril Heath, Carolyn Foote, Joey Larrabee, Pat Halseth, Patsy Hills, Tamara Stener, ROW FOUR: Joann Connors, Vicky Vergie, Jim Spafford, Tony Wachewicz, Marian Raduege, Debbie Wilhelm, Mark Foote. Senior Choir CHOIR PRAC TICE?? ? ROW ONE: Ann Holmes, Ione Foote, Jan Larrabee, Linda Zillmer, ROW TWO: Mary Macho, Sandy Snelson, Linda Leef, Joanne Weis, Lynn Olson, ROW THREE: Peggy Larrabee, Roxanne Songetay, Barb Hahn, John Sears, Kayleen Denotter, Diane Graveson, ROW FOUR: Torry Marquis, Kayleen Packard, Bret Mensen, Pam Shutt, Bruce Benson, Joanne Carpenter. MR. WILSON Director Sx 5 ROW ONE: Joanne Weis, Lynn Olson, Ruth Olson, Carol Manseld, Janet David, Peggy Beers, SECOND ROW Marsha Wilson, Judy Long, Gayle Hansen, Linda Leef, Judy Kovarik, Sharon Engebretson, Gayle Arneson, Nancy Conroy, THIRD ROW: LaVonne Bremer, Linda Fuhrann, Sharon Leef, Dianne Graveson, Theresa Han- sen, Selma Johnson, Candy Barkshadt, Judy Paulus, Wanda Leef, FOURTH ROW: Joy Moser, Janna Smith, Joanne Carpenter, Vicki Main, Pat Halseth, Marian Raduege, Kelly Hall, Steve Little, Kirby Stewart. Sylvacola is do RUTH OLSON, GAYLE ARNESON: Asst. Editors MR. JOHNSON: Advisor GAYLE HANSEN: Editor JUDY LONG: Business Manager KELLY HALL: Student Photographer National H onor Sooieyf 'l4'Qf. ROW 1: Bonnie Cook. Mike Hughes, Gayle Hansen, Pat Halseth, ROW 2: Linda Leef, Mr. Holewinski advisor, Wanda Leef. ... H. -'1 lf. LS 1' fl ? 'Y Sb .f 1 . ffl' Ryfle Club so ROW 1: Bruce Hansen, Judy Long, Gayle Hansen, Bonnie Cook, Mr. Holewinski, Linda Leef, Linda Fuhrmann. ROW 2: Marshall Hill, Mike Hughes, John Sears, Kelly Hall, Wally Nelson, Dan Garbe. Z u President MIKE HUGHES a' Advisor. MR. PARDUN Vice-Presid ent I OE LARRABEE Secretary Reporter VICKY VERGIE PAT HILLS ROW 1: JR. HIGH B. Taylor, J. Gravesen, C. Demars, D. Sherrin, B. Ball ROW 2: FRESHMEN K. Conroy, J. Smiley, P. Shutt ROW 3: SOPHOMORES T. Phelps, I. Malone, M. Freeborne, S. Wachewicz ROW 4: JUNIORS D. Graveson, M. Foote, J. Larrabee, B. Benson ROW 5: SENIORS: G. Hansen, V. Vergie, M. Hughes, P. Hills, B. Armstrong. Forensics ROW 1: Linda Leef, Ruth Olson, Karen Krause, Mrs. Ketel, ROW 2: Sandy Snelson, Dianne Gravesen Carol Mansfield , Bill Armstrong. French Club ROW 1: Dianne Gravesen, Sandy Wachewicz, Linda Leef, Ruth Olson, Peggy Larrabee, Mrs. Ketel, ROW 2: Linda Zillmer, Joy Little, Judy Kovarik, Tamra Stener, Susan O'Brian, Joanne Carpenter, Carolyn Foote, ROW 3: Barbara Hahn, Bonnie Cook, Linda Fuhrmann, June Moser, Charlene Macho, Dan King, Sherril Heath, Jerry Mensen. Drama Club ROW 1: Pat Halseth, Jim Fuhrmann, Kayleen Denotter, Tom Wilson, Steve Little, Judy Paulus, Mrs Knutson. Advisor ROW 2: Nancy Conroy, Sharon Engebretson, Joy Little, Linda Fuhrrnann, Judy Long, Gayle Hansen, Nancy Allen ROW3: Marian Raduege, Wally Nelson, Bruce Benson, Judy Kovarik, Dianne Graveson, Carol Mansfield, Karen Krause, Linda Leef. , f yt F uture H omemulcers ROW 1: Sue Ruud, Rhonda Stewart, Genette Mensen, Jan Larrabee, lone Foote, Nancy Conroy, Peggy Beers, Joy Little, Cheryl Romsos, ROW 2: Pam Montgomery, Mary Jo Gunderson, Debbie Pardun, JoAnn Connors, Gayle Hansen, Judy Long, Sharon Engebretson, Pat Ernst, Judy Kovarik, ROW 3: Pat Conroy. Kayleen Denotter, Dianne Graveson, Peggy Bremer, Pam Shutt, Judy Paulus, Debbie Johnson, Janna Smith, Marian Raduege, Linda Leef. F.H.A. Ofcers, ROW 1: Wanda Leef - Treasurer, Linda Fuhrmann - Recreation chairman, Sharon Leef - Secretary: ROW 2 Mrs. Hinks - Advisor, Nancy Allen - Vice President, Pat Halseth - President, Vickie Main - Historian- Reporter. Carol Mansfield - Parliamentarian Y'MAKfR f I WM I OQNX S2539 so S? I xyf 3 EHBKEIPW E fn' V gh ? W ' rf Q - 5' '14, 'v 0 NEW YN qt America ROW 1: Kay Mansfield, Rose Matrious, Ann Holmes, Cheryl Crosby, Kay Conroy, Peggy Larrabee. Doreen Proffit, Cindy Johnson, Linda Zillmerz ROW 2: Nancy Matrious, Laluana Gardener. Tamra Stener. Roxanne Songetay, Cathy Robinson, Sandy Snelson, Joan Clause, Margie Bremer, Sandy Wachewicz, Julie Denotterg ROW 3: Sasan O'Brien, Janeane louden, Kristi Randolph, Karen Krause, Betty Spafford, Joanne Carpenter, Torry Marquis, Jane Smiley, l.ori Hughes, Barb Hahn, Bonnie Young. Getting the paper out! MR. JOHNSON - Advisor Tzlger CW Editor - BONNIE COOK, Ass't Editor - SHARON ENGEBRET SON - Sr. , DIANNE GRAVESEN ' Ir. ROW 1: P. Shutt, M. Raduege, S. Engebretson, L. Leef, N. Conroy, K. Arendt, E. Morrill, P. Brown, B. Cook: ROW 2: Jo Connors, L. Furhmann, P. I-Ialseth, S. Rudd, J. Wilson, G. Hansen, B. Spafford, S. Snelson: ROW 3: L. Olson, L. Gardener, P. Conroy, V. Lunsman, J. Kovarik, P. Ernst, C. Mansfield P. Montgomery, V. Vergie: ROW 4: J. Staples, C. Nelson, J. Sears, J. Carpenter, V. Main, D. Gravesen, B. Armstrong, S. Johnson, C. Barkshadt, ROW 5: D. Wilhelm, JA. Weis, P. Hills. SP orts M, I Q :wwf L 'iii , fx Maw Q Q I ,. f , ff .. sm s.: X M 2 , fQ , Q Lettermerfs Club ROW ONE D1ck Plath Steve L1ttle Dan Sutton Bob Morehouse Don Sutton John Malone ROW TWO Bret Mensen Herb Smlley B111 Armstrong Robert Carlson John Smlley Bruce Benson Randy Wh1ICS1d6 ROW THREE Don Taylor Scott Staples Chuck Mahlen Mlke Sheerrn Jerry Hokanson Tony Wachewrcz Mlke Hughes Mark Foote Joe Larrabee ROW ONE Steve L1ttle B111 Armstrong Bob Morehouse Randy Wh1tes1de Larry Olson ROW TWO Bret Mensen Chuck Mahlen Jerry Hokanson Tony Wachewlcz Mrke Hughes Senzor Lettermen Advlsor MR RICH Sec Treas TONY WACHEWICZ Presrdent HERB SMILEY X In -v 'S . . . - . ' I I I I I I ' i 2 1 7 I Y l . . . . ' Y 7 I I I I I ! 0 - V. 3 4 , fe V1 1 jaw , - - . . . ' I I Y . . . I I ' I 7 I l 0 , rlsegefii . ' . 2 fx . A , J X Q Winni'ng Tzlgers cf '70 ROW 1: Dan Sutton, Don Sutton, John Smiley, LeMoyne Gardner, Mike Spafford, Roger'Larson, Gary Gramer, Steve Miller, Steve Little. ROW 2: Tom Hokanson, Mike Daniels, Dan Clendening, Ken Gatten, Esten Morseth, Mick Staples, David Paul, Scott Staples, Dick Plath. ROW 3: Jim Larrabee, Keith Weis, Coach McPhail, Randy Whiteside, Bruce Benson, Bob Carlson, Bret Menson, Herb Smiley Tony Wachewicz, John Malone, Joe Larrabee, Mark Foote, Mike Mahlen, Bob Staples, Coach Seitzberg, Bill Bohnen. ROW 4: Dave Doriott, Marshall Hill, Chuck Mahlen, Mike Hughes, Kurt Jamison, Bill Spafford, Jerry Hokanson, Don Taylor, Tom Wilson, Mike Sheerin. 2nd, in Conference J SCOREBOARD TIGERS OPPONENTS 4-3 Siren 0 34 Frederic 8 16 Unity 6 18 Osceola 20 12 St. Croix 6 22 Luck 8 12 I Amery 42 ' 18 Grantsburg 13 175 TOTALS 103 Senior Football Players A X li .Nfw r ROW 1: Steve Little, Marshall Hill, Bret Mensen, Randy Whiteside, Esten Morseth ROW 2: Chuck Mahlen, Tony Wachewicz, Jerry Kokanson, Mike Hughes. Are You Trying To Tell Me Tiger Power I Hope Tigers Don't Bite My Job Coach? A Z! Conjkrence Players JERRY HOKANSON, TACKLE HH I Had A Hammery, MIKE HUGHES, FULLBACK Now Watch Me Take Off! Now If I Could Only Get That Guy Off My Tail. . Varsiyf Peggy Beers Senior Debbie Wilhelm Senior LaVonne Bremer Junior Kay Conroy Freshman Wanda Leef Senior Lynne Olson Senior Cheerleaders CC JJ B Team Carolyn Foote Sandy Wachewicz Patsy Bremer Ione Foote Varsizjf Basketball Jim Larrabee, Robert Carlson, Dick Plath, Mike Dalsveen, Mike Hughes, Kurt Jamison, Jerry Hokanson Tony Wachewicz, Randy Whiteside, Steve Little, Mike Dorritt, Coach - Mr, Rich, TIGERS OPPONENTS M TIGERS OPPONENTS 65 Clear Lake N ' Grantsburg 42 Shell Lake Amery 55 Amery Siren 43 Unity 'X Unity 55 Osceola if Osceola 64 Frederic Frederic 46 Siren LUCR 45 Luck SI. Croix 62 gg. Croix Grantsburg v-if P W E i .PK 'V Basketball 1970- 71 by QD If f B- Team Dave Danielson, Mike Dalsveen, Bruce Hansen, Mark Freeborn, Dave Dorritt, Robert Carlson, Gary Dorritt Scott Staples, Coach - Mr, Spafford, Clear Lake Shell Lake Unity Osceola Frederic Siren Luck St, Croix in 'I E. L v Grantsburg Amery Siren Unity Osceola Frederic Luck St. Croix G rantsburg 46 'e x rl Q f X: TIGERS OPPONENTS il ' , TIGERS OPPONENTS I 39 36 2 ,f 45 27 39 ,' S4 38 Amery 58 -D ,f' 54 ' 49 ' 53 5 5 :I ',' 36 ' 36 58 ' I , 26 , 50 ' 35 I If 37 ' 43 ' zo X 5 It 1 33 1 I 52 37 43 , 42 54 41 I If X I I l W , x .,f X W I L xl' lf Wrest!z'ng Squad ROW ONE: Iohn Malone, Bill Bohnen, Bill Estridge, Bob Staples, Marshall Hill, ROW TWO: Kelly Ran- dolph, Dan Sutton, Don Sutton, Kirby Stewart, LeMoyne Gardner, Bob Morehouse, ROW THREE: Tom Schmidt, Larry Olson, Bret Mensen, Chuck Mahlen, Joe Staples, Mike Sheerin, Coach, Mr, McPhai1, 2nd in Conkrence CHEERLEADERS 'Jan Larrabee Laurie Hughes Pam Shutt Kayleen Denotter W.--Q ,tg I f it M gil YQ! Dan Sutton Mike Sheerin Bret Mensen Kirby Stewart Mike Sheerin 1 Track ROW ONE: Jerry Hokanson, Mike Hughes, Coach McPhail, Chuck Mahlen, Bret Mensen, Larry Olson, ROW TWO: Mark Foote, Herb Smiley, Dan Sutton, John Smiley, Joey Larrabee, Don Sutton, ROW THREE: Mickey Staples, Scott Staples, Joe Staples, Tom Schmit, Kenny Gatten, Robert Carlson, Jim Larrabee, XX ,X I :EX 151' f 07 In the spring of 1970, Mike . , 0. fs? Hughes qualified to compete in f' . S xx.-s X fi R! A Q 'sl X ' the sectional track meet and Jerry V' fr- fir my ' Hokanson competed in the state 2 J M is meet. ,- f, Rx.-'V v i 'r '--X. az. x X 5' ' Q tg ol, l C ' ll! f H Q: l ,l,,, l f ' If X S Mike Hughes - Discus X bil? ,X I Q Zfo ' x 'f 'tsk Jerry Hokanson - Shotput 37 K ing M ike ueen Vicky Homecoming festivities began with the coronation of the king and queen, Mike Hughes and Vicky Vergie. The court was Lynne Olson, Sandy Wilhelm, Kristi Randolph, Bret Mensen, Jerry Hokan- son, and Tony Wachewicz. Pep session followed coronation. then school was dismissed for the parade. The Tigers won their first homecoming game in several years by defeating St. Croix Falls 12 to 6. To bring a fitting end to a successful evening, a dance was held in the gym follow- ing the game, with music by Dr. Smile and the Acrilic Lollipops. ' J H omecomzng 70 VICTORY! ! 1 970 Homecoming Royalty Coach Freshmen Float Won lst. Place Cheerleaders Snow Ba!! Februagz 12th and 131512 ,i g Queen 63' ff' Sancfy KW King iv' Dick Q ff 1971 Debbie Wilhelm crowning Sandy Wachewicz, Snow Ball Queen 1971. SENIORS I U NIORS S OPHOMORES FRESHMEN Jackie Hill Pat Conroy Sandy Wachewicz I an Larrabee Steve Little Steve Brown nick mm Keith Weis Freshmen -Zvi: AQKPR XI lf EM? ajifmx Snow Sculptures L -Jdvxis 41 IF A awf- Tug-of-war K ing and Queen Tony and Louann ROW 1 Daren Pardun Tony Wachewicz Louann Petersen, Marty Clendening. Barbie Harmon. ROW 2: Jerry Hokanson Steve Little Mike Hughes Bill Armstrong, Mike Jamison - 1969 King, Maryanne Dalsveen- 1969 Queen Debbie Wilhelm Vicky Vergie Pat Hills Trudy Demars. ,og T T70Z!6Q 62,6 Q' 1, 03628 mf' Prom 1970 The 1970 Prom was held Saturday, May 2, in the Webster High School Gym. The Juniors decora- ted the gym in midnight blue, with sparkling blue water pool and fountain. Music was provided by the Mello-Men. The highlight of the evening, coronation, revealed Tony and louann chosen to reign. Festivities continued with the post-prom dance held at Houman's Resort from one to four in the morning. Refreshments were served by the Lions ' Club of Webster. The Eternal Image played the music at the post-prom dance. Crown bearers and flower girls, Barbie Harmon, Marty Clendening, Karen Pardun. g ,,,, . Efifbd . . The Senior class, faculty, and administration were guests of the Junior class for dinner given at the Webb Lake Caberet, May 13, 1970, A short program, with Bill Armstrong as the Master of Ceremonies, was presented after dinner, The girls trio, Jeanne Carpenter, Candice Shutt, and Vicky Vergie pro- vided special music, Mr, Seitzberg offered a few words on behalf of the faculty and administration, After the reading of the class will and class prophecy, the pro- gram ended with the presentation of the Senior Class Key to the Class of '71, I Mr, Seitzberg zmior Senior Senior Class Will Banquet 55 , f' Class Prophecy Girls Trio GAYLE HANSEN DAR Good Citizen Betty Crocker Award KELLY HALL Badger Boys' State 1970 Our Forezgn Exchange Student Patsy Buser and Wanda Leef Patsy Buser came from Sao Paulo, Brazil, in December, to live with the Alfred Leef family. Patsy remained in Webster until March, when she returned home to Brazil. The following is an account of her stay in her own words, I really liked my 2 112 months here in the United States, it was a different vacation from the ones I use to have there, on the beach, The thing I liked most was to be able to meet and know new people, and also to practice Eng- lish. It was interesting to see how people from another country live, though it's not so much different from our way of life, I had such a nice family here who did so much for me, and l've a nice sister too, I had fun on my trip to New York and Wash- tington, D, C. I'm happy that I got to see such important cities too, Patsy in typing class I Hard at work 4 ?D in the library! ! Wanda Leef was chosen to represent our school as foreign exchange student to South America, Following is a summary of her experiences, With the extensive boundaries of Siren, Dan- bury, and a few trips to Minneapolis, I have to admit that I had mixed feelings as I boarded the plane - destination Playa, Grande, Venezuela, Had I known the wonderful people and beau- tiful country that were to be my home for ten weeks, there would have been no need for anxiety lt is hard to describe my feelings toward the people I met there, Everyone was so kind and helpful during my entire stay, I have never met people who were so friendly and concerned over the well being of others, They were really great! I think the best part of my stay was my oppor- tunity to learn the way people in another country live. I found many things similar to our way of life, but I think that observing the differences were the most fun and biggest benefit to me, I'm afraid I really can't show my appreciation toward the kindness and hospitality these fine people showed me, I shall always remember my stay in Venezuela and regard it as one of the most exciting, education, and beautiful ex- periences of my life, U nderclassmen A Seventh Grade Duane,Albee Kelly Armstrong Delight Beebe George Bremer Melanie Dorriott Derryle Dreher Ramona Duvall Victor Fuhrman Vice President .TOHN INGALLS Secretary-Treasurer DIANE HUGHES President LARRY WACHEWICZ Brian Bruss Debra Buck Eugene Cook Christopher Demars Robin Irons Harold Larson Richard Larson Rebecca Mc Conkey Theresa Meyers Mathew O'Brien Thomas O'Brien David Olson Jerry Packard Rick Packard Larry Peoples Geraldine Proffit Julie Gravesen Ioan Haaf Bessie Heier Holdor Heier Jay Heyer Susan Hokanson Diane Hughes John Ingalls Forrest Stewart Glenda Sutton John Taylor Darryl Thayer Joe Thomas Larry Wachewicz Robin Wardean Annette Wilhelm Scott Tregue Brenda Young Jacqueline Young Robin Zillmer Jerry Raymer Brian Sears Darrell Sears John Shives Richard Sondrall David Squires Jerry Staples Bruce Stener Vice-Presid ent WAYNE LARRABEE President BRENDA TAYLOR Secretary PAM BROWN Treasurer PA T CARPENTER Ezlglz th Grade E Darlene Asp Bonnie Ball ill? Geraldine Bremer Pam Brown Tom Buck Patti Carpenter Cecile Cook Russell Copeland Joy Danielson Dennis Doriott Billie K. Foote Crystal Glimpse Kim Heath Daniel Holmes Sharon Hughes Randy Irons Vicki Jerome Michael Johnson Susan Johnson Norma Knutson Dean Kolander ' Wayne Larrabee V.. f-w r WA F T' Larry Leef Tim Little Cindy Litwin Juli Mahlen Darlene Matrious Vicki Mattson Bill McCann Susan Meeds Debbie Smiley Jean Songetay Cindy Spafford Daniel Staples David Stener Brenda Taylor Joe Taylor lean Wistrom Elveda Morrill Jay Moser Leslie Nelson Ricky Pardun Mike Peterson Dennis Quinn Sheryl Quinn Sandy Ramstrom Roberta Robinson Debbie Sheerin Jim Shives Dan Sjolsvold Secretary JAN LARRABEE Vice President ROBERT CARLSON Lillian Beebe Bill Bohnen Patsy Bremer Robert Carlson Class 0 '74 President JANE SMILEY Treasurer LAURIE HUGHES Mike Ailport Kay Arendt Steve Barkalow Kay Conroy Cheryl Crosby Peter David Iulie Denotter Gary Doriott Jeannie Doriott Billy Estridge lone Foote Warren Freistad Ken Garten Mary Io Gunderson Mike Heier Roxanne Hill Walter Hills Ann Holmes Laurie Hughes Cindy Johnson Mark King Mickey Lambert Ian Larrabee Mike Mahlen Torry Marquis Don McC1onkey Steve MoC1onkey Genette Menson Pam Montgomery Mary O'Brien Kayleen Packard Debbie Pardun Doreen Proffit Kelly Randolph Fletcher Rayrner Sue Ruud Kevin Sears Pam Shutt Jane Smiley Roger Smith Sandy Snelson Albert Sondrall Roxanne Songetay A Si, ? S ' x K 'A -Y X 61' 67. Betty Spafford Nina Squires Mikey Staples Bob Steples Scott Staples Randy Strese Rhonda Stewart Marvin Studeman Tim Swedberg Keith Weis Jan Wilson Bonnie Young Vice President: CAROLYN FOOTE Treasurer: SHERRIL HEATH President: SANDY WACHEWICZ Secretary: JULIE DEMARS Class 0 Gary Anderson Barb Boucher Margie Bremer Elayne Clausen Dan Clendening Mike Cook Mike Dalsveen David Danielson Cheryl David Julie Demars David Doriott Terry Dorsey Carolyn Foote Mark Freeborn Jim Fuhrmann Darrell Garten Mana Gomulak Gary Gramer Barb Hahn Bruce Hansen Sherrrl Heath Tom Hokanson Nancy Johnson Dan King Karen Krause Jim Larrabee Joy Little Jeaneane Louden Charlene Macho Mary Macho John Malone' Mike McNeal I ohn Meeds June Moser Terry Nelson Susan O'Brien David Paul Ed Phelps Theresa Phelps Dick Plath Scott Ranstrom Kathy Robinson Cheryl Romsos Mitchell Ruud Tom Schmidt Frank Sikorski Bill Spafford Mike Spafford Dawn Stadler Joe Staples Tamra Stener Barb Taylor Don Taylor Greg Visger Tim Visger Sandy Wachewicz Linda Zillmer Y 47 X P . it I sys g r 9' a 9 , ala?- 'E 5'-Q President Vice President JOE LARRABEE I. CARPENTER Secretary Treasurer VICKIE MAIN SHARON LEEF i Class 0 Nancy Allen Gayle Arneson Nancy Asp Kathy Ball John Ball Bruce Benson LaVonne Bremer Peggy Bremer Steve Brown Joanne Carpenter JoAnn Connors Patty Conroy Mike Daniels Janet David Kayleen Denotter Mike Doriott Pat Ernst Mark Foote Rose Garbe LeMoyne Gardner Dianne Gravesen Kurt Jamison Debbie Johnson Kathy Knutson Joey Larrabee Peggy Larrabee Gary Schaaf John Sears Mike Sheer-in Herb Smiley John Smiley Janna Smith Don Songetay June Squires Dale Larson Sharon Leef Vicki Main Carol Mansfield Nancy Matrious Jerry Mensen Wally Nelson Ruth Olson Judy Paulus Dennis Peterson Kristi Randolph Bonnie Ruud Dennis Staples Brian Stewart Dan Sutton Don Sutton Sandy Wilhelm Dan Wilson Tom Wilson Debbie White Teach ers Were Babies Once Too! S cholz Mrs, Knutson Mr, Rich F r Mr, McPhai1 Mr, Pardum N w I Seniors President Vice-President VICKY VERGIE TONY WACHEWICZ Treasurer Secretary IOANNE WEIS WANDA LEEF LOUIE P. 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Q' Fame i MOST TALKATIVE Candy Barkshadt - Victor Lunsman MOST ATHLETIC Debbie Wilhelm - Mike Hughes e E CLASS - CUT-UPS PERSONALITY PLUS Selm Jh - ' ' ' a o nson B111Ar1'nstroug Jackie H111 - Steve Little 1 MOST FLIRTATIOUS Pat Hills - Jerry Hokanson X 1 S 'Vi MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gayle Hansen - Kelly Hall HOMEMAKER AND BREA DWINNER Peggy Beers - Marshall Hill BEST LOOKING Vicky Vergie Tony Wachewicz 1 ,LT 3 BEST DRESSED Wanda Leef - Bob Morehouse E a E Oilll W T BASHFUL BLUSHERS Sharon Engebretson - Larry Olson DOUG ARENDT CANDY BARKSHADT Buckrat PEGGY BEERS ll Peg!! Fznzslzeal Yet Begznnzng NANCY A. CONROY Nanc BONNIE COOK Peanuts TRUDY DEMARS ll SHARON ENGEBRETSON fl DANIEL A. GARBE 11 Dan!! LORI RAE FREEBORN ll Snort!! LINDA ANN FUHRMANN Class Colors Deep Purple and Silver PATRICIA ANN HALSETH Il Patil Herman KELLY B , HALL Chuck GAYLE MARIE HANSEN nlsquawvv JACQUALYN D, HILL nJ-ackieu MARSHALL G, HILL M ush -a -way Um' Prom May 2, 1970 PA TRICIA HILLS 71 t II .TERRY HOKANSON Hunker JOHN HUGHES MICHAEL HUGHES ll Mikel! IUDITH ANN KOVARIK HJ-udyn Brzdge O Troubled Waters JJ LINDA SUE LEEF WANDA LEEF Tex S TEVE LITTLE H Rev!! JUDY LONG U Jude!! VICTOR J. LUNSMAN ll Vic!! CHARLES W, MAHLEN Chuck LAN MENSEN L1 Climax to Our Senior Year ROBERT N. MOREHOUSE llBObll A DOUGLAS G, MORRILL il Doug!! JOY M, MOSER Apricot LARRY OLSON Pretty Boy LYNNE MARIE OLSON Graduatzon Day May 22, 1971 MARIAN L. RADUEGE Mar ROXANNE MARY SCOTT IIR-Oxy!! RALPH K, SMITH ll Woof!! VICTORIA MARIE VERGIE IlGuSlI KIRBY STEWART Shorty Our Class F lower: ANTHONY S. WACHEWICZ .. Tony.. I OA NNE WEIS NIO ll Lavender Rose RANDALL W, WHITSIDE I7 Randy!! DEBBIE WILHELM Wil -witch LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1971, being of sound mind and body, Up, do hereby bequeath our ingenious knowledge, ambitions, class popularity, charming personalities and our outstanding everything qto mention just a fewj to a chosen few whom we consider worthy of our gifts, We hope you will live up to them with great honor , , , Doug Arendt, will my brains to Modern Science, Bill Armstrong, consider no one worthy of any great talents, therefore, I will keep them all myself Candy Barkshadt, will my mannerly and quiet ways to anyone who isn't, Peggy Beers, will all my speeding tickets to Bruce Benson, Nancy Conroy, will my driving ability to the ditches, Bonnie Cook, will my good aim to John Sears, Trudy Demars, will my happy time love life to my little sister, Julie, Sharon Engebretson, will my nickname, Pinky to Steve Miller, Lori Freeborn, will the battles of the Webb Lake bus to Kristi Randolph, Linda Fuhrmann, will all my hidden talents to Mary Macho, Dan Garbe, will my sideburns to Gary Schaaf, Kelly Hall, will my old stogies to Wally Nelson, Pat Halseth, will drink to that! ! ! Gayle Hansen, will my tranquilizers for wrestling matches to Pat Conroy, Jackie Hill, will not discard love letters in a certain wastepaper basket, Marshall Hill, will my motorcycle to the courts, Patsy Hills, will my body to Popular Mechanics, Jerry Hokanson, will my football uniform to anyone who thinks they're big enough to fill it John Hughes, will my Super Bee to Barb Hahn, Mike Hughes, will anything but Vicky, Selma Johnson, will the party after the banquet to anyone with a large enough glass to be there Judy Kovarik, will my friendly smile to Vickie Main, Linda Leef, will my nickname Barbara to the next national anthem singer, Wanda Leef, will find a way to return to South America, Steve Little, will my church attendance to John Smiley, p Judy Long, will my turtle necks to Roxy Hill, Victor Lunsman, will my driver's license to the Motor Vehicle Department, Chuck Mahlen, will my wrestling ability to next year's 167. Jill Meeds, will my ability to attrack small rodents to my brother, Bret Mensen, will my ways of swaying the opposite sex to my brother, Jerry, Bob Morehouse, will my ability to park and not get caught to Jim Fuhrmann, Doug Morrill, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Joanne Carpenter, Esten Morseth, will my car, ABLE, to anyone who is stupid enough to take it, Joy Moser, will my supply of Apricot to the class of '72, Larry Olson, will my pleasing personality to my little sister, Ruth, Lynn Olson, will do ,nothing as I am spoken for, Lou Ann Petersen, will all the marching parades to next year's Tiger Maidens Marian Raduege, will my little green bottle to anyone who will fill it, Roxanne Scott, will my flirty ways to anyone who needs them, Ralph Smith, will my sex appeal to anyone who doesn't use Ultra-Brite, Kirby Stewart, will myself to WHS as a remembrance of the class of '71, Vicky Vergie, will my ability to catch onto dirty jokes to John Malone, Tony Wachewicz, will my secret admirers to any guy who hasn't any, Joanne Weis, will my natural golden locks to Sharon Leef, Randy Whiteside, will my worn out l, D, cards to anyone who needs one, Debbie Wilhelm, will leave with a BIG smile, Class Prolblzeqf Well, Marian! I haven't seen you in ages, How are the kids and all your ex-husbands? Oh, just fine, Pat, You know the alimony is up to S15 thousand a year now, How have you been keeping yourself busy? . Didn't you know? I bought the SHAMROCK bar and turned it into Burnett County's first disco- theque, I call it 'Weight Watchers A-Go-Go', We're the only place that serves low-cal lime vodka. Sounds exciting, Wow, isn't this fun! 1996, our twenty-fifth annual Christman party, Hey - isn't that the world renown bush pilot, Candy Barkshadt, talking to Hugh Hefner's replacement, Billy Armstrong, the full-time woman chaser? Yea, what a life. Say, look over there, That's the great faith-healer and author of the book THE BIBLE AND OTHER GROOVY Tl-HNGS, Jerry Hughes, isn't it? Sure looks like him, I hear he and his assistants, Joanne Weis and Joy Moser, who are also part-time bunnies out at Nordstroms, were guests on the famed Larry Olson talk show, I hear Larry ran Johnny Carson light off the rating charts, Who are the wierdos over in the corner? Oh my gosh, it's Pat Hills, Vicky Vergie, and Tony Wachewicz! I forgot that they are the new hippies of Danbury, I heard they are organizing another 'Woodstock,' It's going to be held at the Moose Junction Auditorium, Believe it or not, the fea- tured group will be 'Doctor Doug Arendt and his Artificial Arteries' with his lead guitar player, Esten Morseth, and lead-singer, Ralph Smith, Marian! I! Feast your baby blues upon that distinquished looking couple, That's Jackie Hill and her co-hort Vic Lunsman. You know they share the Noble Peace Prize for discovering the pos- itive cure for hickeys, I understand they've made millions, And Pat, look over at the punch bowl - there's Reverend Steve Little, the only preacher who charges an admission fee to his church services, Right beside him are his favorite. cherubs, Dan Garbe and Louie Petersen, What's this? Why it's Jill Meeds, our own little dog-breeder, being led in by her three pedi- gree Saint Bernards, Jill along with her star Chihuahua trainer, Chuck Mahlen, has the best dog kennels in these parts, Did I just see a flash? I bet Kelly Hall is here with his camera and of course at his side is his top model, Bonnie Cook, Miss Long John 1971. Oh, brother, here comes Bob Morehouse stumbling by, I hear he and Gayle Hansen are in business for themselves, Bob empties the bottles and Gayle makes them into lamps and flower vases, Someone told me that Bob is ahead though, about 5 to 1, You'll never guess who I saw in the hallway! Linda Fuhrmann, Judy Long, and Nancy Conroy, the new owners of the Herzl Camp, Marian! You 'll never believe it! ! They actually came! ! ! Who? Who came?! ?! ?! Why, the unique dancing team, Jerry Hokanson and Trudy Demars, Didn't you know that they have waltzed before the most prominent people in the world, like the famed used Volkswagon car lot owner, Lynne Olson, and our own Lady plumber and septic tank installer, Roxanne Scott? Pat, Pat!! I Look who came draped in diamonds and pearls - it's the former Wanda Leef and her sexy South American husband, Do you suppose that she really did stash him away in her suit- case when she was our foreign exchange student in the sunny South? Don't look now, But Hime Hughes and Marshall Hill, two of our most eligible bachelors, just entered the room, I heard they have their own jet that is piloted by Doug Morrill, They take all their dates on it, Right behind them are Sharon Pinky Engebertson and Judy Kovarik, the new teachers of 'Rom- per Room for Senior Citizens, ' talking to the world champion tag team wrestlers, 'Killer' Kirby Stewart and 'Brutal' Bret Mensen, Gee, it's too bad that Selma Johnson, the new owner of the 'Lazy Bar' and Lori Freeborn, Sel- ma's chief barmaid, couldn't be here, They wanted to stay at the bar and watch their favorite singer, Linda Leef, on the 'Randy Whiteside Presents the Debbie Wilhelm Hour' TV show. Also, Peggy Beers couldn't attend this gala event, because she is on duty patrolling the super highway from Webb Lake to Oakland, Well, I gotta go mingle and see ifI can find a new husband. So . , , Bye-bye from your eagle-eyed blabber mouths! Senior Activiyf List DOUG ARENDT The human mind is full of cu- riousity but it don't love to be taught, Choir 1-2 BILL ARMSTRONG Sounds of silence are seldom heard when he's around, Tiger Cry Staff 2-4, Student Council 3-4, Art Club 2-4, For- ensics 4, Choir 1-4, Lettermen 2-4, Football 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Track 1, All School Play 3, Prom Royalty 3 CANDY BARKSHADT A1l mischief comes from much opening of the mouth, Tiger Cry Staff 2,4, Annual Staff 3-4, F,H.A, 1,4, French Club 2-3, Choir 2, Tiger Maidens 1-4, All School Play 2 PEGGY BEERS The hardest task of a girl's life is to prove to a man that his intentions are serious, Annual Staff 4, F,H.A. 1-4, Choir 1, Band 1, Cheerleading 1-4 NANCY CONROY Knowledge is power, if you know it about the right people, Tiger Cry Staff 3-4, Annual Staff 2-3, F.H.A, 1-4 Library Club 4, Drama Club 4, Band 1-4, Choir 1-4 BONNIE COOK Every man has a perfect right to his opinion, provided it agrees with mine! Tiger Cry Staff 3-4, National Honor Society 4, F,I-I,A. 1, Forensics 1, Choir 1, French Club 3-4, Rifle Club 3-4, All School Play 3 TRUDY DEMARS Untill the nature of man is completely altered, cooking is the most im- portant thing for a woman, F, H. A. 1, Art Club 2-3, Choir 1, Prom Royalty 3, Sno- Ball Royalty 2 SHARON ENGEBRETSON The girl who blushes needs no makeup. Tiger Cry Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 4, F. H,A. 1-4, Drama Club 4, Choir 1, Tiger Maidens 3-4 Lori FREEBORN A dimpre in the chin, a devil within, Transfer Student 4, Tiger Cry Staff 4, Art Club 4 LINDA FUHRMANN Conversation between Adam and Eve must have been difficult at times because they had nobody to talk too, Transfer Student 3, Tiger Cry Staff 3-4, Annual Annual Staff 3-4, F, H. A. 3-4, Art Club 4, French Club 4, Drama Club 4, Tiger Maidens 3-4, Rifle Club 4 DAN GARBE Fun is like life insurance, the older you get, the more it costs, Track 2, Rifle Club 4 KELLY HALL A beautiful theory, killed by a nasty, ugly, little fact. Tiger Cry Staff 2, Annual Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Choir 1-3, Rifle Club 3-4, All School Play 3 PAT HALSETH Drink because you are happy, but never because you are miserable, Tiger Cry Staff 1-4, Annual Staff 2-4, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 1-3, F. H. A. 1-4, Drama Club 4, Band 1-4, Choir 1-4, All School Play 1-3, Class Officer 1 GAYLE HANSEN If you keep your mouth shut, you will never put your foot in it. Tiger Cry Staff 1-4, Annual Staff 3-4, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 3-4, F, H, A, 2-4, Drama Club 4, Tiger Maidens 4, Rifle Club 4, Class Officer 3 JACKIE HILL Secrets are things we give to other to keep for us, Transfer Student 4, F. H.A. 4, Tiger Maidens 4 MARSHALL HILL The fickleness of the women I love is only equaled by the infernal constancy of the women who love me, Transfer Stu- dent 4, Football 4, Wrestling 4, Rifle Club 4 PATSY I-HLLS A woman will flirt with anybody in the world as long as other guys are looking on. Tiger Cry Staff 3-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Student Council 4, F. H. A, 1-2, Art Club 2- 4, Choir 1-4, Band 2-4, Cheerleading 2, Class Officer 3, Prom Royalty 3 JERRY HOKANSON There is no love sincerer than the love of food, Art Club 2-3, Let- termen 2-4, Track 1-4, Football 1-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Homecoming Royalty 4, Prom Roy- alty 3, Sno-Ball Royalty 2 IOHN HUGHES There is no fun in having no- thing to dog the fun is having lots to do and not doing it. Transfer Student 4 MIKE HUGHES Two halves make a hole, and the fullback goes through, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Band 1-4, Choir 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 1, 3-4, Lettermen 1-4, Rifle Club 3-4, Home- coming Royalty 4, Prom Royalty 3 SELMA JOHNSON Taverns are places where madness is sold by the bottle, Tiger Cry Staff 4, Annual Staff 3-43 F. H.A. 1-2, 4, Art Club 4, Choir 1-3 JUDY KOVARIK If you don't say anything, you won't be called on to repeat it, Tiger Cry Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 3-4, F. H.A. 1-4 French Club 2-4, Drama Club 4, Choir 1, Tiger Maidens 3-4 LINDA LEEF I was born modest, but it didn't last, Tiger Cry Staff 2-4, Annual Staff 3-4, National Honor Society 4, F,H.A. 2-4, Foren- sics 2-4, French Club 2-4, Drama Club 4, Band 1-4, Choir 1-4, Rifle Club 4, All School Play 2-3 WANDA LEEF There isn't much to be seen in a little town, but what you hear makes up for it, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, F.H.A. 1-4, Choir 1, Cheerleadering 1-4, Class Officer 1, 4 STEVE LITTLE God sends meat, and the Devil sends cooks, Annual Staff 3-4, Student Council 2, Choir 1, Lettermen 4, Football 1- 4, Basketball 1-4, Rifle Club 4, All School Play 3, Class Officer 1-2, Prom Royalty 3 JUDY LONG Life is made up of sobs, sniffles and smiles, with sniffles predominating, Annual Staff 3-4, F.H.A, 1-4, French Club 3, Band 1-2, Rifle Club 4, Choir 1, Tiger Maidens 4, Drama Club 4, All School Play 2-3 VICTOR LUNSMAN A man will be elequent if you give him good wine, Tiger Cry Staff 4, Basketball 1-2, Cross Country 1 CHUCK MAI-ILEN Claret is the liquor for boys: port for meng but he who aspires to be a hero must drink brandy, Transfer Student 4, Let- termen 4, Football 4, Wrestling 4, Track 4 JILL MEEDS Licker talks mighty loud when it gets loose from the jug, Transfer Student 4 BRET MENSEN 'Ordinarily he is insane, but he has his lucid moments when he is merely stu- pid. Art Club 4, Choir 1-2, 3 Lettermen 2, 4, Football 1-2, 4, Wrestling 1-2, 4, Track 1- 2, 4, Homecoming Royalty 4 BOB MOREHOUSE He was born ignorant and he's been losing ground ever since, Art Club 1, 4, Lettermen 2-4, Wrestling 2-4, Rifle Club 2-4, DOUG MORRILL I honestly believe it is better to know nothing than to know what isn't so, ESTEN MORSETH I am a friend of the working man, and I would rather be his friend than be one, Football 4 JOY MOSER I do not approve of anything which tempers with natural ignorance, Annual Staff 3-4, F,H.A, 1-2, Library Club 1-2, Art Club 4, Choir 1-2 LARRY OLSON Women like silent men, They think they're listening, Art Club 2, 4, Let- termen 4, Wrestling 2-4, Track 2-4 LYNNE OLSON A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone, Tiger Cry Staff 4, F,H. A, 2-4, Art Club 3-4, Choir 1,4, Tiger Maidens 1, Cheerleading 2-4, Class Officer 2, Home- coming Royalty 4 LOUIE PETERSEN The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do, F,H,A, 1-2, Art Club 1-4, French Club 3, Choir 1, Tiger Maidens 1-4, Prom Royalty 3-4 MARIAN RADUEGE Looks like an angel, acts like one too, but Heaven only knows what angels will do! Tiger Cry Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, F.H,A, 2-4, Drama Club 4, Band 1-4, Choir 1, 4 ROXANNE SCOTT After man came woman - and' she has been after him ever since, Transfer Student 4 RALPH SMITH One may smile, and smile, and still be a vi1lian, Art Club 1, Choir 1-2 KIRBY STEWART l guess I am not naturally energetic, I like to sit around and talk, Annual Staff 4, Art Club 4, Football 2, Wrest- ling 2,4 VICKY VERGIE It is not easy to be a pretty woman without causing mischief, Tiger Cry Staff 2, 4, Student Council 4, F,H.A, 1, Art Club 4, French Club 2-3, Choir 1-4, Ti- ger Maidens 3-4, Class Officer 2, 4, Home- coming Royalty 4, Prom Royalty 4 TONY WACHEWICZ What could Adam have done to God that made Him put Eve in the garden? Tiger Cry Staff 2-3, Art Club 3, Choir 3-4, Lettermen 3-4, Football 2-4, Basketball 3-4, All School Play 3, Class Offi- cer 2-4, Homecoming Royalty 4, Prom Royalty 3 IOANNE WEIS Being a woman is a terribly diffi cult trade, since it consists principally of deal ings with men, Tiger Cry Staff 4, Student Council 2, F, H,A, 1-2, Art Club 2, Choir 1- 4, Tiger Maidens 2, 4, Cheerleading 2-3, Class Officer 1, 4, Homecoming Royalty 3-4 RANDY WI-IITESIDE A man of courage never needs weapons, but he may need bail, Let- letmen 3-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1, 3 DEBBIE WILHELM The way out of trouble is never as simple as the way in, Tiger Cry Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, F,H,A, 1-2, Art Club 1-4, Band 1-4, Choir 1, 45 Cheerleading 2-4, Class Officer 3, Prom Royalty 3 In Memoyf typ I SN' in 0 N ' If 5, f X X X xf Y 1 xl 110, 'L 1 4 0 I Colleen Wachewz'cz FEBRUARY 20, 1954 - SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 B h h 11 his state, 111 d h kies, Sh P d h gh gl Y ' 8 8 A d lk d P d J Ald h .W E7 5 1 We Wz'l! N0 Longer Walk as Students, but Alumni I would like to offer my sincere congratulations to the 1971 graduating class of Web- ster High School, and wishyou the best in health, happiness and success in the future. N, E. ISAACSON iv wx fam my PARDUN'S SPORT MARKET Artic Cat Snowmobiles Johnson Outboard Motors Jacobsen Sno-Throwers and Tractors CLIF PARDUN CANDY'S Drive Inn Restaurant Take-Out Service Chicken - Our Specialty C 84 S CAFE Webster, Wisconsin THE LAMPLIGHTER INN C?C.ktai1S Dancing Dining P001 - Open All Year - Good Food - Lodging Rooms - Lounge Lounge NELL and I-IERMAN BARKSI-IADT Webb Lake Wisconsin On I-lam and Crooked Lakes Phone 259-3358 Danbury Phone 866-2048 DORSEY ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor KENNETH DORSEY Webb Lake Wisconsin 259-3362 WEBB LAKE CABARET Dine and Dance in Rusticity May lst to Dec lst Webb Lake Wisconsin 259 3314 i K .4 'S Nx..5 HH I E wi C M-S PHOTO STUDIO DICK SCI-IINZING Wedding Candid s a Specialty Gransburg, Wisconsin Congratulations Class of '71 from PAUL'S SPORTS AND VARIETY STORE Toys - Notions - Clothing Sporting Goods Beauty Aids and Western Wear Phone: 656-3514 Danbury, Wisconsin Go Tigers! 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