Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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525 1- no ,FW ws , ' is 'Q . f ,Z-N in FAB- ,.- , au I K .L 1 0 . I.-. L 0. Spanish IV class and Senor Harkins prove the ceiling is the limit. Spanish Club members Becky Zbinden and Donna Hamilton display their enthusiasm for the trip to see jose Creco at Rosary College. W Club Officers: Phil Mark- walder, V.P.g Bruce Mueller, Pres., Steve Ball, Sec. -Trees., joe Sutfin, sponsor . 6 n Q ee 0-6 FS 0 .s .gi 4. up 'Q Q? C t fi X ,j i 'ytri W ' A ' FT: Q9 1 W di 5' 'sb . ' 1 ' ge P Y? , , .- A 'Xi 4,-:l .-I-'.'. , W an U G 4 u E I' Ni.-.1 rn' ls' A A WI Y: A 1' SPANISH CLUB - FRONT ROW- Dillman, Anne lmbmgia, Lynelle Mr. Harkins, Kathleen Dooley, Paul Haughey, Maureen McArd1e, Donna Bellman, Scott Reed, Tom Day, jim Clarkson, Ken Bird. SECOND ROW - Diane Lorenfson, Becky Zbinden, Patty Hauck, Donna Hamilton, Gayle Yergler, Connie Dart, Donna Price, Mary Murphy, Elizabeth Sun- derland. THIRD ROW - Susan Han- ford, Sara Sever, Patty Carrell, Margo Arends, Rene Fay, Kathy Looker. FOURTH ROW - Penny Dionne, Debbie Whitney, Anna Mar- cier, Laurie Albers, Kim Bull, Kay Gaffney, julie Dunn, Michelle Pur- vis, Steve Pfingsten. BACK ROW - Kirk Schroeder, Todd Pickens, Joe Kellerhals, Dave Tincher, John Wil- liams, John Anderson, Mike Ball, Steve Woodard, Eric Moe, Mike Goudy. Spanish Club! W Club 69

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68' Girls lnvade And Dominate Two Clubs At W.C.l-I. . Spanish Club is composed of second, third, and fourth year Spanish stu- dents. To raise money, the club sold school activity calendars in Septem- ber. On November 15, the group went to Rosary College in River For- est, Illinois, to see jose Creco, the world famous flamenco dancer. An- other highlight of the year was the Christmas fiesta which featured the traditional pinata breaking and Span- ish food. All students who earned a varsity let- ter were eligible for membership into W Club. For the first year, a number of girls, nearly twenty, actively par- ticipated in the club. Due to the in- crease in membership, the W Club once more survived through another year. Bob Gagnon proudly displays his sec- ond letter. 0 Q0 V if W CLUB -- FRONT ROW - Jackie Bultman, Tina Miller, Marsha Fults, Kathy Davis, Teresa Stahler, Patty Carrell, Tami Jansen, Pam Buswell. SECOND ROW -Colleen Dearth, Patty Hauck, Sue Grice, Teresa Nelson, Sharon Johnson, Caren Jansen, Beth Forrest, Kathy Stevens, Lorie Welsh. THIRD ROW - Lloyd Eastbmn, Bruce Williams, Richard Bravm, Kenton Carley, Gary 'W Club! Spanish Club Wockner, Bruce l-leuton, Brian Has- bargen, Mark Kollman, Chuck Reed. FOURTH ROW - jim Selk, Phillip Markwalder, Bill Dirks, Scott McClatchey, Tom Purgett, Bruce Mueller, Tom Sampson, Tom Day, Todd Pickens. BACK ROW - Kim Bossong, Keela Williams, Mark Cluver, Kevin Keath, John Wil- liams, Brent Witty, Bob Daniels, Mike Ball.

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At least once a month, the Watchekee literary staff met to caption, headline, and identify various people, while during the previous summer, the business staff was busy doing their part by selling ads . With the help of faculty advisors, Mrs. Bard and Mrs. Scharf, the staff met all deadlines and had no difficulty putting together a new and different annual. Co-editors, Lynara Looker and Pam Buswell, and assis- tant editors, Lisa Alman and Tom Sampson set the guide- lines for the '77 -'78 Watches kee to be one of the best ever produced. Debbie Wessels gets some assistance from Mrs. Bard the literary advisor to the Yearbook . Pam Buswell, one of the editors, re- duces a picture to the right dimension for her layout. Editor Lynara Looker helps the Busi- ness Managen Bruce Heuton with one of his ad layouts. gy -J-. 1 J ' 1 4 i a 59? AZ. The Deadline Rush -dl f AIXA- 1 I .ffl