Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Left io rigill: First row-Phyllis Yarno, Gayle lfland. Sharon Lake, Rosemary llofer, Lou Ann Ahlclcn, Marge Sweeney, loan Beckman, Indy YVilliams, Judy Alver, and Kathy Mueller. Secoml row-Betty Ponton, Marilynne Illand, Nancy Sears, Jane Davis, Kay Evans, Carol llarrison, Mildred YValker, Indy Atwood, Patsy Myers, Betty XVatts. and Mary Ann Ross. Tlzirrl row-Miss XVatkins, Doris Little. Norma Craeher, Gloria Anderson, Pat Kissack. Sharon Barragree, Janet Flesher, Linda Thorpe, Nancy Owens, Indy Nasa-rs. and Phyllis Davis. Library Club Every day student librarians can be found in our library helping fellow students and taking good care of the books found in the library. All of these girls are active members of the Library Club. Miss Margaret NVatkins is the head librarian and also sponsor of the Library Club. This year a new system of filing books was tried and found to he very successful. The Library Club is also a social club in that it has parties throughout the year and the members attend conventions. The officers of the Library Club are: Lou Ann Ahlclen, presidcntg Sharon Lake, vice-presidentg Rosemary Hofer, secretaryg and Margie Sweeney, treasurer. joan Beckman serves as reporter. l74l

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law Broadcaster The new editor-in-chief Carol Harrison, news editor Bob Strickler, feature editor Anne Eastburn, sports editor Boy Smith, and Miss Cochran have improved the Broadcaster greatly this year. The staff for the first time in the history of the Broadcaster has a set number oi members. Miss Cochran has helped immensely in increasing the attractiveness of the paper by giving valuable advice in page make-up. Last fall the Broadcaster sent Joyce Bell, Anne Eastburn, llobert Strickler, and Boy Smith to the I. S. H. S. P. A. convention held at Champaign. XVe still exchange school papers with other schools, including schools from Iroquois County, Chicago, Indiana, California and the Hawaiian Islands. By doing this, the staff learns how to improve the Broadcaster by seeing how other papers are set up. The students of WVCIIS enjoy the Broadcaster immensely and eagerly look forward to each issue. If you don't believe it. just stand down by the lunch ticket window some time and watch the pushing and shoving to get a copy. Those squeals and shrieks can't be mistaken for anything but 'Ksheer ccstasyf, ..o, ' A 1 ! g 'CL , 4 .as , r. 1 C' . argl 532 5' -me D fl, xp t Left to right: Bottom row-Connie Segur, Shirley Crow, Roy Smith, Carol llarrison, Bob Striekler, Anne Eastburn, and Miss Cochran. Seermrl row-Nancy Owens. Kay Evans. Ann Stanley, Diane XVinslow, Ianet llershberger. Joyce Bell, Nancy Grant, and Ianet Flesher. Third' row-Judy Alcorn. Linda Cox, Judy Ebeling, Sharon Cassell, Boscmary llofcr. lxatherine Cluyer, and Mary Ann Boss. Top row-Margo Mase, Bill Fox. Terry Christy, Kenny Townsend, Lowell Schmidt, Dick XVellborn. and Judy Criee. l7f3l .4

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W Club The oificers of the VVi' Club for the 1954-55 term are Bob Williams, president, Cordon Bhoades, vice-presidentg Frank Schaumburg, secretary- treasurerg and John Wood, sergeant-at-arms. The sponsor of this organization is Coach Cordon McKenzie. Only boys who have earned letters in the different fields of sports are allowed to join this club. The Club is one of our newest additions in the line of clubs to WCHS. Left to right: Bottom to top-Richard Cross, Bob Seharlaeh, Charles Norder, joe Graeber, Bob Rhoades, Rover Eekstein, jerry MeAnarney, Lester Merhley, Larry Harmon, Kenny Townsend, Mike Matarelli, Pete Ferrero, Bob Williams, LaVern NValwer, Bob Seggebruch, John XVood, Bob Beiseeker, Varis Purkalitis, Gordon Rhoades, Tom Oberloh, jim Ehrhardt, Frank Schaumburg, Porter Martin, and Coach Mc-Kenzie. Omittecl-Robert Tuttle, Mike Martin, Bill Fox, Mike Igou, Lowell Schmidt, Philim Crit-e, Wayne Roberts, Richard McGill, Tvlike O'Neil, Curtis Feller, and Iames Reinaglle. l75l 'I