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QUILL 1987 QUILL Wethersfield High School 439 Willard Kewanee, Il 61443 Volume XLI 1987 Table Of Contents Fall Highlights 4 People 20 Sports 60 Organizations 74 Spring 108 8 7 8 7 8 7 8 7 8 7 1 9 8 7 \ 7 • 8 7 8 7 8 7 = 8"7 = = 8"? - EDITORS NOTE As we look back over the past four years, we the editors agree that our high school years have been the best of time -- times that we will look back upon fondly forever. The memories that one person finds in a picture may be totally different from the memories that another person finds in that same picture, and this will make the yearbook different to every person who sees it. Because of this, we hope that the 1987 yearbook will mean as much to you as it does to us. Co-editors Vicki Schoen and Renee Kovach Upper Right-. Mary Salisbury works hard in the Booster Club lemonade stand. Lower Left: The flags are moving their feet to a new beat. Summer Stops - School Starts It was noon on a typical summer day. the difference between Canadian and Many of the students of WHS were American ways with the help of Kim just forcing themselves to climb out of Thomas. bed so as not to miss their favorite At the end of August we said good- soap opera. Other students were eat- bye to our nightly cruising, late morn- ing lunch out in the middle of a corn- ing sleeping, and paychecks from sum- field after six hours of detassling with mer jobs. But our first week wasn't all Mr. McPheeters, and still other stu- that bad; many students participated dents were working at their summer in the Hog Day activities by helping in Jobs. Joanne Richardson was enjoying the Booster Club concession stand or a typical West Germany day, and So- by participating in the parade. nia Le Blanc was learning English and Carrie Nyert and Beth Hill enjoy the sun and fun!! Tim Devor and Brian Nelson cover Jeff Bennison as he hides a shake-up. Shawn David says to Burt Walker "Have a Coke and a During our first pep assembly, the football players dressed up to see who would smile". win the honorary title of'"Football Queen". Kerry Murray walked away with the honor. Mr. and Mrs. Carney strut their stuff on Armed Forces Day!!! Alvin the Chipmuck says, " These girls are crazy". Rob Mersman gives the perfect image of a NERD11! Kathy and Rochelle are ready for their mousercize class Sophomores Sell Shirts During Spirit Week The Wethersfield High School students dis- played their enthusiasm during Spirit Week. Missy McPheeters drew the figures Thumper the Rabbit and a Wildcat on a shirt for the sophomore class to sell during Spirit Week. The week got off to a big bang with Armed Forces Day. Tuesday everybody's imaginations went wild as students dreamed of ways to be the "nerdiest" on Nerd Day. Wednesday was T-Shirt Signing and Sunglasses Day with students com- peting to see how many signatures they could get. Minnies and Mickeys ruled the halls on Thursday which was Disney Day and Friday everyone showed their spirit on Green § White Day. Thursday night was Skit Night. The Senior Skit received first with their version of the "Super Geese Shuffle." Second place went to Speech Club and third went to Cheerleaders. Upper lefts The crowd looks on as the Senior players are introduced. Lower Left: Paula Pinter hugs the "unknown nerd". Lower Rights Minnie Mouse came all the way from Disneyland to visit WHSI! Senior Attendants Angie Bartman and Jeff Culver Junior Attendants Anjay Lindbeck and Matt Bennett King Sherwin Parungao Sophomore Attendants Matt Waldorf and Kathy Bennett Freshmen Attendants Tara Andris and Mark Pinter Queen Heather Winn Joe Femali says, "How Sweet It Is " as he eats a lemon in the lemon eating contest. Captains Jay Marchand and Jeff Culver wish the Geese good luck! Skit Night Gains A New Twist Our announcers Sherwin Parungao and Renee Kovach started off a skit night that was an event that no one would ever forget. Many clubs and groups had an opportunity to participate. We even held a lifesaver relay and a lemon eating contest that gave skit night a new "twist," The Seniors ran away with their 1st place skit "Super Geese Shuffle", Speech Club came in 2nd with their skit "Wildcat and the Three Geese", and the Cheerleaders were 3rd with "Shook Me All Night Long". All in all the evening was a success for everyone. Jenny Johanson imitates Jay Marchand in the first place Senior Skit. 10 Upper Left- Sherwin Parungao introduces the next skit. Upper Right, The J.V. Volleyball team delights us with their skit "Wethersfield Greens". Middle Left: Jon McPheeters uses total concentration while trying to pass the lifesaver to Denise Marchand. Middle Right: The Cheerleaders show off their talent by doing this mount in their skit "Shook Me All Night Long". Lower Left: Jenny Kukuk dreams about the homecoming game on Friday. 11 A Spirit Raising Homecoming Parade On the Friday before homecoming, there was a definite change at WHS. The halls were decorated with everything from balloons to streamers, locker signs to run-throughs, and ribbons to buttons. The 10 members of the homecoming court spent the morning watching the weather out the window. The pom-pon girls, volleyball girls and cheerleaders wore their uniforms, and the football players wore their jerseys. Some students even painted half of their face green and the other half white. What was going on? It was homecoming game day and WHS was going all out; each class even spent a week making a float for the afternoon parade. As everything turned out, the court had nothing to worry about because it didn't rain. The parade was a big spirit raiser for the school, and with the school fired up, the football players had no problem getting fired up for the game. The Juniors took first place with their float "The Wonderful World of Victory". Mr. Pillen watches his s ;hool's parade with pride. • The football guys really look enthused about the game! Freshmen Attendants Mark Pinter and Tara Andris give a nervous smile of apprehension. AFS exchange student Sonia Leblanc enjoys a spirit-filled homecoming parade!! The Sensational Senior Float!!! F.F.A. Sweetheart Traci Moore has a real sweetheart smile. 13 Travis acknowledges his teammates after scoring on a The disappointed Wildcats watch as the Geese make their way to the end Kick-off return. zone. Geese Shread Galva The Geese not only burned up the field Homecoming game night, but they also scorched Galva in the process. Tailback Joe Femali scored 3 touchdowns in the 1st half, and the Geese then got a 2-yarder from fullback Jeff Culver and had a 21- yarder by wingback Rob Mersman called back because of a clip. Travis Huggins cemented the win with a 71 yard kick off return and then a 25 yard interception touchdown that created a final score of 37-0. Jay Marchand turns to hand-off to Jeff Culver as Matt Bennett blocks to keep the Wildcats away from the ball. H The Geese take position to give Galva another beating. Joe Femali tries to break through Galva 's defense after receiving a hand-off from quarterback Jay Marchand. 15 World Of Disney Disney Characters Visit WHS The week of Homecoming is always one of the most fun and most exciting times at WHS, so when the Student Council got together to organize the Homecoming Dance, they knew that fust a formal dance with a band wouldn't do. They brainstormed for a different idea—an idea that would make this homecoming special and magical; and magical was the word to describe "The Wonderful World of Disney". Complete with a huge video screen and all the Disney characters created by the Art 3 and Art 4 classes, the Student Council brought all the magic of Disneyland to WHS. The dance was a complete success and a terrific end to an exciting week of Homecoming fun. Jeannie Boling and Denise Andris ask Donald Duck how his sunflowers grow. Matt Bennett and Anjay Lindbeck join in on the dance for the homecoming court only. Sherwin Parungao and Heather Winn take their royal ride around the football field Todd Winter takes a break from the dance. Jeff Culver and Angie Bartman are our perfect senior Freshmen attendants Mark Pinter and Tara Andris join the Royal Dance. attendants. 17 Bill's Auto Electric B S B Print Shop 516 North Tremont 221 South Main Street Kewanee, IL 61443 Kewanee, IL 61443 852-2517 Breedlove's Sporting Goods Bystry Building Center -Work Clothing- 102 N. 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    DESIGNERS DOSSIER - 2019 Collections Alejandro Resta is a Valencian fashion designer who, at the age of only 32, has already made a place for himself in the national fashion scene. In his over 10 years of experience, he has presented 12 collections. He participated in the 2011 through 2014 editions of Valencia Fashion Week, and he is now a fashion presenter in Barcelona and Doha as well as the owner of AR Upscale Projects, S.L. He also won Tendencias magazine’s 2016 award for “best young fashion designer and best career.” In his early childhood, his dreamer’s imagination foretold his dedication to the world of art. His talent as a draftsman and his passion for fashion led him to choose the art of sewing. From that moment, he began his studies in design, patronage, and dressmaking at various schools in Alicante, Valencia, Barcelona, and Paris. Currently dedicated to high fashion with an international scope, he finds himself in a continuous process of innovating and searching for new luxury materials. Alejandro Resta represents the pinnacle of Spanish craftsmanship, and his superior materials are second to none, guaranteeing maximum quality and unique designs. Various celebrities, both national (Mónica Naranjo, Edurne, Chenoa, and Ana Obregón) and international (Paris Hilton) have worn his designs. COLLECTION ‘19 Azaleas By Alejandro Resta “Look at all the azaleas outside my window! I feel a gentle breeze bringing their essence to me, a unique fragrance. Spring has arrived! The days are calm, serene. The sun warms the souls of women with thirsty hearts. Mermaid silhouettes, sheer fabrics, and a variety of fresh prints are the highlights of these flowers in bloom.” This new collection is composed of eight ready-to-wear and haute couture wedding and formal dresses.