Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Jb- 5 l..--.. .. - 1 i CCN 7010-4-Q., 1 .W , ' -M an As The Ball Bounces Due to a rescheduling by the Illinois High School Associ- ation, tennis and volleyball are now both fall sports . Having lost a couple of strong players early in the season, the tennis team had to resort to first year members to fill their spots. Also, with a shortage of players, many members of the team doubled up, playing both doubles and singles during meets. However, the team overcame its difficul- ties and ended the season with 4-5 record. The volleyball team, which started out with eighteen members and ended the sea- son with thirteen, also ex- perienced a shortage of players . This evidently pre- sented no problem for the remaining members, as they finished the season with a 15-4 record. Patty Hauck and Colleen Dearth set up for a spike attempt. Tennis - Volleyball 79

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TENNIS TEAM - FRONT ROW - Renee Tucker, Patti Razzano, Beth Daniels, Linda Bums, Coach Maxine Voigt. BACK ROW - Kerry Wright, Teresa Stahler, Lisa Alman, Kathy Stevens, Julie Da- vis, Nancy Sampson. VOLLEYBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW - Kathy Dillman, Kyria Williamson, Sheila Harper, Kim Dearth, Sandy Smith, Tina Mill- er, Lisa Meehan. SECOND ROW - Tami Jansen, Teresa Nelson, Colleen Dearth, Teresa Wick- felder, Kim Bull, Karen Christy, julie Dunn. BACK ROW - Ann Cross, Britt Alman, Jackie Bult- man, Jodi Kirkbride, Patti I-lauck, Sue Grice , Coach Barb Redeker. 78 Tennis - Volleyball Q , :aff J' V ' ,v , , f , cl , , it nr ' -0-1 M., . , saga, A I ,, L Qs E I-I tn :SQ QS 'f!.l'.f hy W. 1' ' V, 5 as Qwgwew 4 ,, 'Easuzidsi , ., ii-5 1' - 'M E 6' 1513111513-Megsaiauaraf - 1f RQMOLWQ, 5' r 1 V, ,,..,..,...-- 5 t,-A jtiilfsop caba ' '1 e ,s, Eamon, ,, se as 5 455' 1 Bradley Bonrbonnais 3 Gibson City 'L 1 4 It W3 Gibson city 1 1 6 if My E , ,. VLJKZ. ' I ' f - , Games 0 2 . oopeston . Gibson City 1 2 2 O 2 1 2 0 2 2, . Za. r r 2 1 1 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 A 1 1 '1 4, 0 1 M 0 'gi Q

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Initial Season Successful Replacing bowling as a girls interscholastic sport, the first girls' basketball teams at the Watseka High School ended their season with a 4- 5 varsity record and a 3-5 jayvee record. An enthusi- astic group of around 25 girls tried out for the team, but only eight girls were picked for the varsity squad and nine for the jayvee team. Coached by Mrs. Bar- bara Redeker, the teams gained experience to be uti- lized in the future. Only six seniors graduated so there will be ten underclassmen returning from both squads . Mrs. Redeker considers this as a building year and hopes next year brings more good luck. Opp. JV Wat.1 49 Gibson City , gt W 15 Grant Park ' .21 . 28 Bismark '24- 18 Sheldon 27, -' 34 Gibson City I 21 17 Hoopeston '26, , 32 Bradley 14. 25 Hoopeston 20 Wins 3 Losses 5 JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW- -Kerry Wright, Lisa Canady, Kim Dearth, Carla Noonan, Kathleen Dooley. BACK ROWejeanie I-Iill, Teresa Stahler, Teresa Hagen, Tere- sa Nelson, Coach Barb Redeker. Kathy Stevens 1255 goes up for a lay- up as teammate jackie Bultman f3Oj looks on . 80 Girls Basketball gl .V rv, , Wat . 67 Gibson City 40 29 Grant Park M 56 76 Bismark ' 52 33 Sheldon 3' 41 49 cibson city 54 38 Onarga 47 57 Hoopeston 47 48 Bradley 24 60 Hoopeston 49 Wins 4 Losses