Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Finish Season Over . O0 ark Although each squad was led by underclassmen, the base- ball and golf teams both fin- ished their seasons over the .500 mark. Coach Tom Strong felt that the 6-5 win-loss record posted by the baseball team was due mostly to the team's powerful hitting since the pitching was not up to pre- vious year's standards. Led by Tom Purgett, the golf team placed first in the Iro- quois lnvitational and fin- ished third in the conference meet. In Coach Don Wene's last season as golf coach, five golfers lettered. These five will form the nucleus of first year coach Charles Peabody's 1978 season. Mark Cornell looks on as Tom Purgett concentrates on chipping the ball. GOLF TEAM-FRONT ROWeEric Moe, Mike Bird, Paul Haughey, Brent Witte , Keith Knauth. SECOND ROW-Mark Cornell, Todd Pickens, Tom Purgett, Phil Markwalder, Mike Ball, Morris Sowers. BACK ROW - Mark Siebert, Don Schultz, Brian Fay, Todd Kuhlman, Rusty Wagner, Coach Don Wene . Golf-Baseball 103

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