Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Principal Mr. john Dowling , . fir Q X gg x - 5. - . . A A ' . 1 Superintendent Mr. Glen Wiley. SCHOOL BOARD - SEATED - Mr. Levi McCullough, Mrs. Juanita Dai- ley, Mr. james Pickens, Mr. james Brown. STANDING - Mr. Allen Carley, Mr. Ron Hunt, Mr. Dwayne Daschner. ' i J . . L4 f 1' 7 1 5 ' in gn If ' 1 I li I f 5 -5 y , . r' '. - fl' 2 ' 5 2 . sf .is - 7 r 1 . A fa A A ff ', 3' .I . M . ig A A 3 A -fr' 1 I . I .iv ' - ,.v 2 15 5 I 4 ll 'f 5 11 I ' , 1 , n , 1. rr , ,, ' f 'A l '5 x A . V l ' x ,I Q --I 2 'Ns 5 7 y , F l AJ 106 Administration 3 -.. , ., E ai W, fr ' , -r iii i , 3 2 xx! ALL.

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l Under the proficient leader- ship of Dr. Glenn Wiley, Su- perintendent of Unit 9 schools , the administration once again provided a rela- tively smooth school year. While the school board strived to make ends meet moneywise, they encoun- tered a major problem in fi- nancing the ever-increasing cost of transportation. Nev- ertheless , Unit 9 managed to stay above water, and at the same time, maintained high standards of education. Mr. Dowling, who completed his Mr. Dowling goes over a problem brought to him by office assistant jo- lene Bamlund. eighth year as head princi- pal, was especially proud of the fact that three new teachers were hired despite financial difficulties exper- ienced by nearly all school systems. For another aspect of this quality education Mr. Dowling emphasized was how well the IACC met the needs of the non-college-bound graduates of WCHS. Main- taining strict standards of discipline was the goal of Assistant Principal Mr. Bal- dwin, who completed his third year as disciplinarian. Assistant Principal Mr. Keith Bal- dwin . Administration The Group Of People In Charge Administration 107