Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Warriors Flag members practice their routine during Early Bird practice in the morning. , ...- ,.. --, .-- ... , .ua ..- -' .--1 , p n 11 ,, ...gm ,-up .i ,- u .- .4 .- , .. n .. . ,K .u .4 -.:'N,,. 3 1 ,, 9- -A --1 - 3:1 own -o u ' --1 -.. qu.- p ,. , .- H can A , .-- .-a- -... pl , -, -... p I - .. co , nn.. Q VN,-,. ,,, ' -. eo 'L-.nn pi, C. -..-Tl I'-L15 I ggfmr- ,M-,Z-.17-:,,,I, . W. -fn 1 s -. .' ' 'IQ :wg ,' iv'-:Li ,rg n il. x .. .If gl 'iw . . L ln the past few years the Watseka High School March- ing Warriors began to devel- op and stress the marching season. Marching season was taken quite seriously by all members . Many long, hot hours were put in per- fecting maneuvers , march- ing, precision, and music. All of the enthusiasm and determination to be better than ever showed up in first place finishes in Danville, Forestview, and parade competitionsg and second places and third places in Crystal Lake and Hoffman Estates . The Band owed a large part of their success to Mr. John Magon, the Rifle Instructor. john designed the whole show, instructed rifles, and helped the whole Band in marching precision. He was formerly of Rock Falls , Illi- nois and used to march with the Kilties . The highlight of the summer was a week-long trip to Tra- verse City, Michigan. There, the Marching War- riors received a second in field competition and a fourth over-all at Reed City. Carol Ziegler and john Magon observe rifle tryouts for grade-schoolers and offer helpful hints . The trip was enjoyed by all leaving many with some unforgettable memo- ries . The highlight of the whole year though was the First Annual Invitational Wat- seka Warriors Marching Band Contest. Ten bands from the Midwest came on October lst to compete. Conant High School from Hoffman Estates won the contest. Everyone deemed the contest a success both financially and enjoyment wise. Mr. john Magon - Rifle Instructor Band 51