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Get an Abbytude GET AN ABBYTUDE 2OO4 Yearbook Get An ABBY-TUDE 2003-2004 Wethersfield High School 439 Willard Street Kewanee IL, 61443 Vol. 58 Title Page 1 Table of Contents Opening Days 3 Sports 11 Organizations 37 People Closing Days 73 As We Begin Abigail Leigh Fargher October 23, 1986 - September 11, 2003 A Young Angel It's hard to see an angel die, All we're left here to do is cry. We're left here with so much sorrow, She should have been promised another tomorrow. Why did she have to show up at heaven's gate? Why take her now, couldn't God wait? Life feels so empty without her here, We wish we could see her, we wish she were near. We should have told her what she meant to us. She was always there, like a good friend should be. She can never be replaced, we hope she'll know, But she was so young, why did she have to go? She left her family and many great friends, Guess this is what happens when heaven sends. She belonged to God, we knew from the start, Even she knew one day she would part. But who could have known she would leave so fast? But she is gone now, she has passed. The laughs were shared, are here with us forever, We won't forget you, we can promise you...never!!! -Unknown 4 ALF Get an ABBY-TUDE This year's book is dedicated to Abby t Fargher. She would have beeen a 2005 graduate of Wethersfield High School. Abby had a great impact on Wethersfield. She was known for her positive attitude and friendship. "Get an ABBY-TUDE", became the school motto for the year. Children K-12 all knew of Abby and how special she was. Unfortunately we lost Abby to cancer on September 11,2003. Our love and support go out to Abbys family. Abby was involved in Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Class Of- ficer. Football Stat Girl, Key Club, AFS, Homecoming Attendant Freshman Year, TA, Track Volunteer, and in the High School plays. The pictures on this page show a glimse of Abby *s spirit and enthusiasm. She will be greatly missed. ALF 5 The Junior football players were in the skit The Volleyball team preformed the skit "If I "Fear Factor", where they had to drink tiger wasn't a volleyball player - this is what I'd be. blood and eat bugs. SKIT NIGHT A night full of fun and laughter. Shane Costenson and Heather Looney were crowned king and queen. The poms, cheerleader, volleyball player, band and football parents put on skits to entertain the crowd. And what a memorable night it was! The football players led the crowd with a thunderous applause as the night went on. The band preformed a drumline composed by The pom girls preformed a marvelous routine Alex McRae. to "All that Jazz" 6 Skit This years Homecoming parade was filled with lots of excitement. Showing love to our school and football team. Each class worked hard on building a float supporting our theme, Hollywood Nights. Our elementary students watched as they walk down Willard to McClure and also the streets of up town Kewanee. The Homecoming parade was a great success. Homecoming Parade 7 Homecoming Activities 8 Homecoming Activities FreshmanAttendants: Kyle Galli and Angela Heberer Sophomore Attendants: Aaron Andris and Ashely Stern King and Queen: Shane Costenson and Heather Looney Junior Attendants: Dan Holmes and Autumn Marsh Senior Attendants: Donald Senior Attendants: Jon Ferns and Anna O'Neill Estes and Samantha Ainley Homecoming Court During the Homecoming festivities, our student body selected King Shane Costenson and Queen Heather Looney to lead the royal court. Additional members of the court were: Freshmen attendants, Kyle Galli and Angela Heberer; Sophomore attendants, Aaron Andris and Ashley Stern; Junior attendants, Dan Holmes and Autumn Marsh; and Senior attendants, Donald Ferns, Anna O'Neill, Jon Estes, and Samantha Ainley. Homecoming Court 9 10 Homecoming SPORTS 11 Junior Varsity Football The 2003 version of the F/S Football Flying Geese had another successful year with a record of 6-3, which was good enough for a fourth place tie overall in the LTC. The Young Geese ended the season 2-3 in the extremely tough LTC East Divi- sion. Youth and lack of numbers was a concern all year. The team was comprised of 6 sophomores and 10 freshman. At certain points throughout the year there were as many coaches on the sideline as there were players. The lack of numbers provided each Above top: Wethersfield players player a chance to improve throughout the year, team up to take down an opposing which was true of each and every one of them. By ball carrier. the end of the year this young team had gone from a group that made many mistakes against Westmer on opening night, to a team that rallied from a 20-0 halftime deficit against Alwood to win 22-20 in the season finale. Hopefully this young group of men have learned from the seasons highs and lows and use it to build on for their future. - Coach Clark Scoreboard WH OPP Above middle: Mike avoids his 42 Westmer 6 opponent by carrying the ball W Union L swiftly down the field. 8 Cambridge 44 () Stark County 55 44 Galva 1.4 38 RovyX^P 36 UP Princeville 14 Annawan 8 22 AKvoi KI 20 6 wi**-3 fan* Above bottom: James fights off an advancing opponent to avoid a tackle. 12 JV Football Varsity Football Season in review: 2003 was a year of many ups and downs. Scoreboard The team ended up 4-5 and 2-3 in our division in the OPPONENT SCORE Lincoln Trail Conference. We played many close games against good teams and could not pull them out in the end. VVcstmer (W) 33-12 We were lead by a solid class, including leading rusher Union (W) 41-0 Colby Horsley and leading tackier Andy Detra. Our leading Cambridge (W) 20-12 passer was Jake Rashid. Our team faced many challenges Stark County (L) 14-20 this year, both on and off the field. The athletes on this Galva (W) 27-7 year's team learned about more than just football. Many of the lessons learned this year had more to do with life than (L) 13-18 whether we won or lost. They had to face and overcome Princeville (L) 6-27 many chanllenges in many different forms and were suc- Annawan (L) 17-18 cessful in doing that. We will miss the seniors and chal- AI Wood (D 22-28 lenge the underclassmen to live up to the Wethersfield tradition that has been built over the years. i— [ Wethersfield began the season 3-0. -Coach Eric Vroman The Homecoming game was against ROWVA. Wethersfield lost its last game against AlWood in triple overtime. The Geese ended the season with a 4-5 record. Below: Runningback Colby Horsely (#22) carries the ball through a Union linebacker. Above: This year's coaches: Tate Vroman, Dave Draminski, Matt Clark, Ryan Buck, and Eric Vroman. Above: Wethersfield DB Shane Costenson (#8) tackles a Westmer runningback. Varsity Football 13 Below: Ryan Sagmoen chips in on the 18th Varsity Golf hole at the Rock Falls Invitational where he placed 5th place overall. 2003-2004 This years varsity golf team ended up with 10 loses for the season. The boys team had many good finishes this year. The varsity team finished 2nd place in the Pizza Hut Classic and 2nd place in the Rock Falls Invitational. The team also took a 3rd place tie at the Regional Championship. Golfers leading the year were Ryan Sagmoen and Preston Foster. Preston advanced to the State Finals and placed 5th over all. Below -Tim Howard, Kyle Ericson, Tyler Dykeman, Preston Foster, Ryan Sagmoen, Alex Mcrae, Jon Estes, Brad Kinkade, David Nelson. Below - The team shows off thier accomplishments Above - Preston receives his Above - The team shows off their 2nd place trophy at the award at the Pizza Hut Classic Rock Falls Invitational. 14 Golf 2003 Football Team< Top Left First Row Left to Right: A. O'Neill, C. Sullivan, - Stat Girls Cheerleaders- T. Rashid, K. Ince, A. Blair, C. Mar- tin, A. Welsh A.Gish, K.Pierson, A. Lamb, H. Duckworth, M. Weston, S.McRae, J. Rashid, A. Heberer, Stat Girls- M. Milroy, J. Peck. Second Row: Coach Vroman, J. Charlet, J. McClimans, J. McIntyre, C- Streitmatter, C. Garms, D.Addis, E. Pratt, N.Wallace, J. Crabtree, C. Hamilton, R. Eastman, James Bradbury, M. E tes, Coach Clark, A. Stern- Stat Girl. Third Row: Coach, Draminski, Coach Vroman Sr., M. Warner, L. Currier, N. Schaecher, R. Cur- rier, P. O'Neill, K, Nance, J. Mossner, I. Aldrich, D. Will- iams, R. Neirnyck, S. McCelland, A. Andris, J. Powe, R. Warren. Fourth Row: D. Swearingen, T. Davis A. Detra, A. Leamen, E. Peed, D. Frens, B. Stinson, S. Constenson, M. Heberer, C. Horsley, J. Peach, John Bradbury, J. Rashid, D. Kull, J. Gibbs, J. Hovey, Coach Buck. Boys Golf < Left Front Row: J. Clark, S. Mobray, C. Doe, K. Doe, J. Doe, D. Malone, T. Doe, Back Row: J. Kopp, J. Johnston, S. Schoen, J. Adkison, A. Hermie, B. Morck, B. Kopp, G. Doe, Z. Doe, F Doe, J. Verstraete.(unidentified jkOWVA playens are identified with the last name Dqfc) F a l l S p o r t s Girls Golf < Left/ Front Row: Ann Lamb, Alyssa Rider, Scond Row: Jen- nifer Peck, Kenzie Eckland, Coach Trill, Megan Baum. Fresh/Soph Volleyball Below Front Row: H.
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