Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Energy Unlimited guill and Scroll members, Jim larkson, Debbie Yergler, Maureen McArdle, and Anita Witherington help out at their annual Homecoming Breakfast. With the varsity cheer- leaders showing the way, students at W.C.H.S. truly got into the Homecoming spirit during Spirit Week. Monday brought on the weir- dest socks available as it was hailed Sock it to 'eml day. Wearing their clothes backwards on Tuesday, the students displayed their spirit as it was We're Be- hind You Warriors day. Wednesday the Warriors were Best Over-All as students wore their overalls to prove it. Fifties day was once more brought to W.C.H.S. on Thursday. The Seniors knew just the right tactics to walk away with first place in the Almost Anything Goes contest at the pep rally Thursday even- ing. Friday morning, Quill and Scroll held their annual breakfast which started Ma- roon and White day off on the right foot. Enthusiasm truly abounded at W.C.H.S. dur- ing Spirit Week. Sophomores Rene Fay, Duane Luehrson, and Teresa Stahler hurry to get the tires around their classmate in order to roll him across the finish line . Homecoming 1 1

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:sign The juniors transformed the gym into a romantic castle to set the scene for this year's Prom theme, Knights in White Satin. Many a bold, handsome knight escorted his fair maiden over the drawbridge and into the castle to admire Julie Alder and David Mayotte enter into the world of Knights in White Satin . Not until the band quit playing at 11:00, was the dance floor ever cleared. the coats of arms, the broadswords, and the invit- ing edibles . The music was fit for a king and there were always several couples swirling about the dance floor. Ev- eryone participated in the tradition of tearing dovsm the decorations after the dance. Then it was off to a post- Prom party to finish a de- lightful evening. -ti? is ef- S .. h as ..,3, ' S li-l ,Q Lkq-I Prom 13 i .5 l