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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.Secon d 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. Feldner and T.Westifer Second Row: A. Heberer and M. Huber Third Row: A. Aldrich, V. Orozco, M. Costenson, K DeRycke, B.Blanks, and T. Rashid. Forth Row: S. Stinson, A.Blair, A.Swanson, C.Martin, and J.Guthrie.
Varsity Volleyball >above First Row: A.Stern, K. Puckett, Coach Looney, A. Swanson, C. Martin, M. Costenson Second Row: A. Blair, J. Tanzillo, K. Pierson , H. Looney, M. Milroy, Third Row: J. Guthrie and C. Sullivan Fall Sports 15 Bump, Seti , Spike
The 2003 Fresh/Soph Volleyball had a spectacular season with a final record of 12-3. They finished the conference in 2nd place with a record of 9-2. The sophomores served as great leaders to a tal- ented group of freshmen. Awards — Captains: Amanda Blair, Megan Costenson and Amanda Swanson; Service Percentage Award: Megan Costenson, 94% and Tawnie Rashid, 94%; Most Aces: Amanda Blair; 65 aces; Most Improved: Ayla Aldrich; Most ValuableTeam Player: Amanda Blair. - Tonya Vincent -
Above: Mallery Huber serves the ball across the court.
Middle: Amanda Blair and Ayla Aldrich watch intensely as Brianne Blanks bumps the ball.
Bottom Right: Angela Heberer scores another point for the Geese.
16 JV Volleyball Varsity Volleyball These girls work as team to go up for the block. Playing with an Abby-tude Our season started off wih a loss of one of our own teammates: Abby Fargher. We dedicated the rest of the season to play with an Abby-tude. This meant giving it our all and never giving up. We finished 13-9 on the season. In Lincoln Trail Conference we finised in 3rd place a record of 9-2. With only 4 upperclassmen on the roster, we relied heavily on our sophomores. We received great leadership from our 4 seniors: Kari Pierson, Jamie Tanzillo, Heather Looney, and AmandaWhitmer. -Coach Looney.
The team stands to honor our country for "The National Anthem." Opponent W/L Rowva Won Galva Won Kewanee Lost Ashley Stern bumps tthe ball for the win. Stark Co. Won Warren Won Ohio Won Southern Lost Illini Bluffs Lost Knoxville Won Kewanee Lost Annawan Won Union Won Alexis Lost WiUiamsfield Lost Princeville Lost Westmer Won Alwood Won Opponent W/L Prophetstown Won Cambridge Won Galva Won Annawan Lost Kayla Puckett spikes the ball to score. Annawan Lost Varsity Volleyball 17 18 Sports Collage < Varsity Boys Basketball
Front Row: J.Rashid, S. Puckett, C. Horsley, J. Peach, A. McRae, B. Warren. Back Row: Coach Clark, D. Holmes, M. Tyus, S.Costenson, T. Davis, M. Heberer, and Coach Parsons.
JV Boys Basketball >
Front Row: J. Crabtree, M Welcome, K. Galli, S. Whippie, J, Powe. R. Whitmer Back Row: Coach Clark, J. Welsh, J.Bradbury, 1, Aldrich, A,Frank, A. Andris, M. Estes and Coach Parsons.
Winter Sports JV Girls Basketball >
Front Row: K. DeRycke, K. Pratt. S. McRae, K. Puckett. J. Guthrie, A. Swanson Second Row: N. Sutton, M. Huber, T. Rashid. A. Aldrich. Third Row: B. Blanks, H. Safarin, V. Sutton. Coach Steger, E. Jenkins, S. Stinson A. Heberer.
< VarsityGirls Basketball
Front Row: N, Werderman, A. Gish, K. Pierson, and'A. Lamb. Second Row: K. Pratt. M. Milroy, S. McRae. K. Puckett. A. Swanson, Back Row: Coach Alepra, K. DeRycke, C. Sullivan, A. Stern, M. Costenson, J. Guthrie, and Coach Steger.
Winter Sports 19 JV Basketball Season in Review. The 2003-04 version of the F/S Boys Basket- ball team overcame many obstacles this year. The finished product was comprised of five freshman and three sophomores. With such a young team, there were many growing pains along the way. The season as a whole was a success, with a 13-9 overall record and a 7-4 conference record, which was good for fifth. In tournament action this year, the Young Geese went 2-2 in the season opening Wethersfield Thanksgiving Tournament, which was good for third. For the second consecutive year, the season ending of Fresh/Soph Invitational for the Geese proved to be a tough draw, falling to second seed Brimfield. The players that finished out the season showed what it takes to be successful. With the hard work and dedication of this years Flying Geese Boys Basketball players there can only be great things in their future. Aaron Andris (#44) grabs a rebound as -Coach Matt Clark Ian Aldrich (#22) helps. Scoreboard
WHS Thanksgiving Tournament WHS vs. Annawan (W) 65-10 WHS vs. Prophetstown (W) 44-35 WHS vs. Stark County (L) 34-31 WHS vs. Putnam County (L) 67-47
WHS vs. Momnouth (W) 60-34 WHS vs. Abingdon (L) 59-44 WHS vs. Kewanee (W) 71-65
F/S Sterling Newman Shoot Out WHS vs. Rock Falls (L) 60-31
Jeremy Welsh (#34) gets ready to shoot a free-throw. Andy WHS vs. Ohio (W) 49-37 Frank (#40) and Ian Aldrich (#22) get ready to rebound. Lincoln Trail F/S Conference The team WHS vs. ROWVA (W) 50-20 warms-up WHS vs. Galva (W) 47-26 before a game. WHS vs. Stark County (L) 60-52 OT 1 Robert Whitmer WHS vs. Warren (L) 58-47 puts in a lay-up. WHS vs. Annawan (W) 52-44 WHS vs. Union (W) 58-38 Kyle Galli (#5) WHS vs. Princeville (L) 53-50 gets ready to WHS vs. Alexis (W) 47-28 receive the ball, WHS vs. Westmer (W) 76-15 as Ian Aldrich WHS vs. Alwood (L) 51-37 heads back to WHS vs. Cambridge (W) 43-28 the line. Wethersfield F/S Invitational WHS vs. Kewanee (W) 50-43 WHS vs. Brimfield (L) 53-37
JV Boys Basketball Varsity Basketball Season in Review: The year started out with a new coach and a new vision. The roster included 5 seniors, 6 juniors and 1 sopho- more. The season got underway in the Wethersfield Thanksgiving Tournament. The Geese lost the opener to Prophetstown 51-50 and then reeled off three straight wins over Putnam County, Stark County and Annawan to claim the title. The Geese then entered the Colmone Classic at Spring Valley Hall and earned a fourth place finish. Wethersfield completed the Kewanee sweep in the 100th meeting of the two schools as the Fresh-Soph and Varsity won against the Boilermakers. The Geese then started the conference season in January beating ROWVA in an overtime thriller and winning 7 out of their last 8 to put their record at 13-5 before the conference tournament. Weather put a halt on the conference tournament after Wethersfield lost to Alwood. The Geese re- bounded to win 4 out of their last 6 to sew up second place in the Above: Aaron Andris (#44) throws up Lincoln Trail Conference. The Geese then opened up the regional a shot over a defender. tournament at Kewanee with a convincing win over Annawan in the first round and gave eventual sweet sixteen representatives Scoreboard Rock Island Alleman all they wanted before bowing out at 17 and Prophetstown (L) 50-51 9 on the season. Putnam County (W) 49-34 The season was very successful on and off the court. The Stark County (W) 48-32 Geese enjoyed playing basketball in the new system and the Annawan (W) 65-55 rewards of hard work were shown. The Geese lose 5 very good seniors in Ty Davis, Johhny Peach, Shawn Puckett, Shane Monmouth (W) 69-51 Costenson and Colby Horsley. However, the future looks bright as Abingdon (L) 64-72 the Geese return 6 juniors and 1 sophomore and a talented 13-9 DePue (W) 64-45 Fresh-Soph team. The Geese will enter the 2004-2005 season with Fieldcrest (L) 57-62 hope and promise. Hall (L) 72-74 Kewanee (W) 67-58 Ohio (W) 71-37 ROWVA (W) 62-60 Galva (L) 45-50 Stark County (W) 47-45 Arenta-Oreana (W) 62-49 Warren (W) 82-76 Annawan (W) 72-70 Union (W) 88-61 Alwood (L) 62-65 Princeville (L) 53-57 Alexis (W) 60-40 Westmer (W) 89-32 Alwood (L) 47-76 Cambridge (W) 62-52 Annawan (W) 63-51 Lower left: Ty Davis (#52) shoots a dominating three point shot. Alleman (L) 43-57 Lower right: Ian Aldrich takes a jumper for two points. • Varsity Boys Basketball 21 JV Girls Ayla Aldrich shoots to score one more! Basketball
The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team is coached by Laurie Steger. This 2003-2004 season, the junior varsity girls had 14 wins and 5 losses. They had a great season and received second in Conference.
Sarah Stinson, Kristina DeRycke, and Kayla Puckett get warmed up to perform an awesome game. Natalie Sutton and Jamie Guthrie stretch to get ready for their big game.
Scoreboard
Morrison W Sherrard L Kewanee L Warren W Monmouth W Annawan W Rock Falls L Union W Alleman L Alexis W ROWVA W Princeville W Galva W Westmer W Wethersfield Left photo- Sarah McRae at- Right photo- Ayla Aldrich and Stark County L tempts another basket for the Jamie Guthrie screen out for Tourney F/S Alwood W Lady Geese. the rebound. Brimfield W Cambridge W Geneseo W Record 14 Wins 5 Losses
22 JV Girls Basketball Upper Left: Kari Pierson looks for help from teammates,. Varsity Girls Basketball The varsity 2003-2004 girls basketball team was coached by Paul Alepra. He says the girls had a great season. Before every game, Mr. Alepra would write to the girls, "Play Hard, Have Fun". The girls basketball team was led by four great seniors. These seniors included Allyson Gish, Kari Pierson, Ann Lamb, and Nichole Werderman. They ended the season with a 17-12 record.
Scoreboard
Morrison W LTC Tourney: Kewanee L Annawan W Brimfield Cambridge W Tourney: Princeville L Rockridge W Princeville W Dunlap L Middle left: Nichole Werderman looks to pass. Westmer W Kewanee L Stark County L Brimfield L Alwood W Monmouth L Cambridge L Rock Falls L Alleman L Regional ROWVA W Galva W Galva w ROWVA L Knoxville Tourney: Knoxville w Abingdon w Record: Southern L 17 Wins Brimfield W 12 Losses Warren W Annawan W Union W Alexis w Lower left: Megan Costenson goes up for the rebound.
Varsity Girls Basketball 23 Fresh/Soph & Varsity
i •» < i Cheerleaders
This year started out with the squad attending camp at Northern Illinois University. Highlights of camp included winning the most improved squad overall, driving to Geneva, lights going out at McDonald's, and frosties at Wendy's! Football season started with watermelon and popsicles for the players after two days. The team gave us a great season to cheer about and who could forget the soggy game where 70 little girls played Little Sally Walker while waiting for the game delay to end. Time to kick it into gear for basketball. Traveling on the pickle to games is always a thing to remember. Good times and bad, we remain a squad forever. Best of luck to all of our seniors and we look forward to another year of cheering for the Flying Geese!
The 2003-2004 WHS Cheerleaders are: First row: Sarah McRae, Ann Lamb, Kari Pierson, Cassie Martin. Second row: Amanda Blair, Kirstyn Ince, Amanda Whitmer, Ally son Gish, Marcy Weston, Angela Heberer. Third row: Ashley Welsh, Tawnie Rashid, Heather Duckworth.
Go Geese Go!!! 24 Cheerleading Allyson glances over to see the Geese to a victory.
This side stand up and yell for the green and white! The girls pump up the crowd by chanting.... G-E-E-S-E! Go Geese!
The cheerlead- ers lead everyone in the school song.
Ann informs the v. crowd on the upcoming Amanda trusts the other girls to catch her as she homecoming drops from one of the stunts. events.
Cheerieading 25 26 Poms Pom Pon The 2004 Pom Pon Squad was really busy this past year. They did many different fundraisers and raised a ton of money. They attended a UDA camp at University of Illinois in the middle of July, winning spirit sticks each day for the good sportsmanship and group unity. Anna O'Neill and Vikki Pratt were awarded as All Star Dancers, and Heather Looney was Drill Down Runner Up. Half of the pom squad attended a second camp, SCA, held at Cambridge High School where they learned two routines. Alyssa Rider and Vikki Pratt were announced SCA All Stars. Anna O'Neill, Alyssa Rider , Heather Looney, and Danielle Jones all participated in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. Kaylee Klimkewicz, Vikki Pratt and Andrea Ceja participated in the Chicago parade over Thanksgiv- ing. The poms had a Little Miss Pom clinic during the basketball season as a fundraiser. With the seven seniors and six under classmen there will be many spots to fill within the next few years. All the squad had a lot of fun with their new coach Teryan Newman and many fun and exciting memories.
Front Row: Anna O'Neill and Alyssa Rider. Second Row: Vikki Pratt, Kaylee Klimkewicz, Danielle Jones, Andrea Ceja, and Heather Looney. Third Row: Malerie Huber, Hannah Feldner, Kassie Kuster, Emily Witte, Cristina Garcia, and Gaby Ceja.
Poms 27 Right: Coach Keane tells Eric Peed the strategy for the big game.
Below: Drew Kull tosses back the ball as Justin Crabtree fields a ground ball.
Boys
Baseball
The Wethersfield base- Arron Andris and Nick ball team ended the '04 Schaecher were most im- season 9-20. The Flying proved. Graduating form Geese defeated Stark the team are, Captains County in the first round Eric Peed and Drew Kull. of regionals before losing Also graduating were to Brimfield. Drew Will- Scott Chapman and iams won 6 games on the Shawn Puckett. mound and Drew Kull led the way offensively. Right: Drew Kull fires a shot to third. 28 Baseball These players work hard as j they . enjoy | America s fa- vorite pastime.
Justin Crabtree looks to- ward home.
Aaron Andris struts his stuff.
Scott Chapman walks to first while Jarod throws to the mound.
Baseball 29 Casey Chapman is down and ready, waiting for the ball to get to her.
Heather Looney throws a fast ball to get the batter out.
Nichole Werderman, is that really you?
Angela Heberer is warming up.
30 Softball Left: Coach Trill is giving the girls a pep talk before going on the field.
Below: Mallerie Huber tags the runner out.
Girls S oftb a 1 1
The Softball season went very well. It started slowly, but as the
season went on the team greatly improved and bonded really well as
a unit. The Lady Geese set a school record in wins this season with
eleven. Highlights included Heather Looney throwing a no-hitter,
beating Galva twice, and beating LaMoile. Although four seniors will
be lost to graduation, there will be a good foundation for next year.
Left: Jamie Tanzillo, AlyaAldrich, and Erin Ericson try to keep warm before the game. Softball 31 2004 Scoreboard JV Records James Bradbury 200 meter dash 23.84 100 meter dash 11.3 Teams Defeated Alexis Aiwood Annawan Bushnell/PC/Avon Cambridge Elmwood Galva rvc Kewanee Knoxville Monmouth Peoria Heights Princeville Rockridge Roseville/Yorkwood ROWVA Sherrard Stark County Union Warren Westmer
Above circle: James Bradbury (left) and Jason Charlett (right) sprint ahead of the Kewanee runners in the 100 meter dash. Left: Brandon Kopp carries the batton in the 4x800 meter relay. Right: Donald Ferns clears the bar in the high jump. Below circle: Ian Aldrich lines up in his starting blocks, ready to run the first leg of the 4x100 meter dash. Right: Logan Currier catapults the discus into the field dur- ing the discus throw.
Boys Track
Season in Review: This year has been an exciting year. There have been many ups and downs, but in the end, the boys did a great job representing the school, town, and com- munity as a team and as individuals. Some of this year's highlights are fourth place at Fresh-Soph Conference, second at the Fresh-Soph Invitational, second place at the Elmwood Relays, and second place at Varsity Conference. The only records broken this year were by James Bradbury. James broke the fresh-soph 100 meter dash record five times, and he broke the fresh-soph 200 meter dash record three times. The only member of the team to compete at state was Shane Costenson in the triple jump. -Coach Jason Anderson
Left Nick Schaecher leaps over the hurdles in the 110 high hurdles.
Boys Track 33 Highlight Stats
*Marla Milroy qualifies for state in long jump and triple jump. * Sarah Stinson high i jump 5" * Valerie Sutton placed 2nd in 200 meter dash
Middle left: Kristina DeRycke hurls the discus through the air.
Lower right: Maria Milroy takes her position in the blocks to begin her race.
Lower left: Tawnie Rashid leaps over the high jump bar. Upper Left: Maria Milroy jumps for the long jump pit.
Upper Right: The team proudly displays their LTC track meet frophy.
Girls Track
Even though the 2004 Lady Geese Track Team was low in num- bers (12), they were "running from the heart" in memory of their team- mate and friend Abby Fargher. They attended two indoor meets this year and Maria Milroy qualified for state in the long jump and the triple jump. By the end of the regular season, the Lady Geese were 62-14 for head to head competition. The hightlight of the season was the winning of the LTC conference track meet, and being the regional champions of the LTC 2004 meet, beating Cambridge and Alexis in the final events.
Lower left: Gaby Ceja sprints to hand off the baton.
Girls Track 35 < Boys Baseball First row D. Williams, Shaecher, J Crabtree, A. Andres, J Addis, M. Estes, C. Jackson, F. McRae, N. Wallace, Assesstant Coach E. Jackson Back row Coach P.Keane C. Streitmatter, J. Mossner, M. Heberer, S. Chapman, E. Peed, S. Puckett, D. Kull, M. Warner. Assistant Coach P. Keane
Girls Softball >
First row M. Huber, C. Chapman, A. Swanson, D. Kaiser, J. Peck, A. Heberer, Second row H. Martin, E. Ericson, A Stern, Back row N. Werdennan, H, Looney, J. Tanzillo. K. Pierson, Coach J. Trill S p r i n g Sports
Boys Track First Row:D. Ferns, B. Kopp, S. Costenson. J. Peach. Second Row:R. Currier. 1. Ald rich, J. Bradbury, J. Charlet, R. Warren, Third Row: L. Currier. B. Stinson, J. Rashid, N. Shaecher. R. Eastman, R. Whitmer, P. O ' N ' e i 1 1
< Girls Track
First Row: H. Feldner, M. Milroy, J. Tiuthrie, D. Jones, K. Pratt, V. Pratt, H. Looney, Back Row: S. Stinson, T. Rashid V. Sutton, K. DeRycke, N. Sutton Coach B. McPheeters
36 Spring Sports Organizations
37 Student Council Student Council had another successful year. The council started the year by putting together the Home- coming Dance and by designing the Homecoming shirts. Later in the year, the council donated money to different causes, such as Project Graduation and Treasures for Troops. In the spring, Student Council helped at eighth grade orientation by giving tours and telling the incoming high schoolers about school activities. For the final project of the year, Student Council sold flowers for Mother's Day. Left: Student Council (left to right): first row (freshmen): Tawnie Rashid, Malerie Huber, Angela Heberer, Pat O'Neill second row (sophomores): Sarah McRae, Hannah Feldner, Jennifer Peck, Maria Milroy, Cassie Martin, Kristina DeRycke, Robby Eastman third row (juniors): Erin Ericson, Heather Duckworth, Holly Martin, Matt Heberer, Advisor Jeremy Trill fourth row (seniors): Nikki Stone, Ally son Gish, Heather Looney, Kaylee Klimkewicz, Alyssa Rider fifth row (seniors): Anna O'Neill, Ann Lamb
Above: Heather Looney and Anna O'Neill put stamps on the flower pots while Hannah Feldner puts hearts in with the flowers. Upper-right. Allyson Gish decorates the outside of the flower pots for Mother's Day. Right: Executive board bottom from left: Secretary Allyson Gish, Vice-President Anna O'Neill, Treasurer Heather Looney, top: President Ann Lamb 38 Student Council Media Club Front Row: A. Petis, V. Pratt, A. Gish, A. O'Neill, A. Rider, 2nd Row: M. Weston, K. Klimkewicz, D. Jones, H. Looney, A. Ceja, M. Kilstrom, 3rd Row: M. Whitmer, A. Heberer, E. Witte, H. Feldner, G. Ceja, K. DeRycke, A. Lamb, H. Martin, Mrs. Larson, 4th Row: B. Morck, A. Hermie, N. Schaecher, J. Verstraete, A. Stern, J. Giles, J. Mclntyre, S. Schoen
First Row: Vice Pres: Danielle Jones, Pres: Heather Looney Second Row: Treas: Kaylee Klimkewicz, Sec: Andrea Ceja
AFS Front Row: Mrs. Bausman, M. Milroy, E. Witte, H. Looney, A. Heberer, 2nd Row: C. Chapman, M. Huber, C. Sullivan, V. Pratt, K. DeRycke, H. Feldner, 3rd Row: E. Ericson, J. Peck, S. Schoen, 4th Row: C. Martin, A. Rider, J. Giles, G. Ceja, A Blair, 5th Row: A. O'Neill, A. Lamb, 6th Row: S. Stinson, J. Mclntyre, 7th Row: A. Stern, A. First Row: Sec: Gaby Ceja, Pres: Ashley Swanson, H. Martin, M. Kilsrom, M. Weston, 8th Stern, Vice Pres: Hannah Feldner Second Row: M. Heberer, B. Stinson, A. Hermie, R. Row: Treas: Jake Giles Eastman, N. Schaecher Media/AFS 39 Below: First Row: A. O'Neil, A. Lamb, H. Looney, M. Weston, C. Sullivan, Second Row: M.Whitmer, A. Ceja, K. Klimkewicz, A. Heberer, M. Milroy, R. Eastman, P. O'Neill, K. DeRycke, J. Giles, A. Rider. Third Row: A. Hernie, H. Key Club Safiran, V. Sutton, N. Sutton, A. Blair, E. Whitte, S. Stinson, M. Huber, C. Martin, H. Martin, D. Kull, Fourth Row: Advisor, Mr. Hagaman, C. Streitmatter, G. Ceja, A. Stern, H. Key Club had a very active Feldner, S. Schoen, D. Carlson, M. Warner. year. There were 36 members who hosted 2 blood drives, 2 food drives, 2 campus clean- ups, 2 treasures for Troops. They provided crossing guards for the elementary, helped with Kiwanis pancake days, deco- rated the Elementary for Hal- loween, handed out candy canes, walked the town hand- ing out over 400 cancer pam- phlets, and rebulbed the town wreaths. Four members also attended annual Key Club Convention.
Left middle: Officers: Secretary, Anna O'Neil, Vice President, Ann Lamb, Presi- dent, Heather Looney, Treasurer, Marcy Weston, Statiscal Secretary, Casie Sullivan.
Right Middle: (Key Club Convention) Front: Kaylee Klimkewicz, Back: Alex Hermie, Scott Schoen, Robby Eastman.
Right Bottom: Scott Schoen and Robby Eastman hand out informational pam- phlets on cancer throughout Kewanee.
40 Key Club Future
Farmers of
America The WHS FFA Chapter had a very active year by participating in several contests and activities in- cluding: Livestock Judging, Boss glove sales, Donkey Basketball, Klienes Spring Open House, and several others. FFA week was very busy this year with activities including Rabbit Races, the Egg Drop and teacher-Kiss the animal contest. FFA is an organization that builds premier leadership, personal growth, and career success in its members. Top Picture The Senior Boys easily win the Tug-a-War. Second picture Mr. Kendall attempts to ride his uncooperative donkey during the Donkey Basketball Game. Third Picture First Row: A. McRae, Mr. Kendall, Second Row: H. Duckworth, Third Row: R. Whitmer, A. Lamb, N.Stone, K. Pierson Bottom picture Bottom Row: N. Lane, J. Verstrate, D. Addis, E. Warner, S. Packee, C. Jackson, D. Kull, R Sagmoen, C. Streitmatter, K. Garms, Second Row: J. Mossner, M. Weston, J. McIntyre, E. Ericson, J. Crabtree, A. Hermie, B. Kopp, B. Stinson, M. Warner, S. Terry, L. Currier, Third Row: K. Klimkewicz, K. Dooley, H. Martin, H Looney, D. Jones, A. O'Neill, N. Shaecher, A. Leaman, J. Hovey, R. Warren, A. Powell, O. Holmes, L. Johnson, S. Chapman, B Dana/J. Sloan, J. Kopp, K. Nance, Forth Ro4: R. Cur- rier, T. Davis, A. Andris, E. Peed, S. Puckett, A. Whitmer, D. Carlson, Fifth Row: K.i"ie/son, N. Stone, H. Duckworth, A. Lamb, R.W)iitmer, A. McRae, Mr. Kendall
FFA 41 Right: Drum Major: Ann Lamb Band and band member Ashley Stern perform a drum line.
Below: Ryan Sagmoen plays The high school band began the year while marching in the with a busy marching season. They marched Homecoming Parade. at all of the home football games and sev- eral parades. A highlight of the season was wheb members of the band performed a drumline at footbal and basketball gomes. Pep band played at all of the girls and goys home games. The oncert band had a Christ- mas and spring concert. Several members of the band par- ticipated in solo and ensemble contest as well as LTC honor band festival held at Augustana College.
Upper Right: Band members; First row: G.Ceja, A. Blair, H. Looney, E. Witte, Second row: A. Stern, S. Pratt, V. Sutton, A. Lamb, N.Sutton, M. Costenson, H, Safiran. Third row: D. Kull, E.Pratt, N. Lane, Fei Yan Lin, H. Feldner, A. Bullock, R. Sagmoen, J. Mclntyre,. Fourth row: R. Eastman, R. Whitmer, J. Giles, K. DeRycke, A.McRae, S. Schoen, C. Streitmatter. Above: Flag captain: Heather Looney, Drum Leader: Alex McRae, and Drum MajonDrum Major: Ann Lamb. Right: From left: Valerie Sutton, Stephanie Pratt, and Vikki Pratt march in the Homecoming Parade.
42 Band Chorus While only a few people were able to take chorus this year, we still had a great time singing together. Our first performance of the school year was the Lincoln Trail Conference Choral Festival hosted by Alwood on November 3, 2003. After the festival we began rehearsals for the Christmas Concert performed on December 16, 2003. The new year began with preparations for Solo and Ensemble Contest in March and ended with our Disney-Themed Spring Concert on May 11, 2004. Good luck to this year's seniors Vikki Pratt and Ina Puckett. -Mrs.Geesaman
Top: The chorus plays their drums. From left to right: front: Casey Chapman, Amanda Swanson, Vikki Pratt, back: Sara McClimans, Amber Pettis, Jackie Boswell, Dainelle Kai- ser, Ina Puckett, Hannah Safiran
Middle: The High School Chorus: from left to rignt: Meagan Whitmer, Casey Chapman, Marcy vVeston, Kate Geesemari, Amber Pettis, Chelsea Rashid, Vikki Pratt, Amanda Swanson
Bottom: The chorus sings during the spring concert.
Chorus 43 Track Over 45 students took part in helping at the Jun- ior High and High School track meets. They helped Officialstime the runners and mea- sure the highjump, long jump, discus, and shot put.
Top right: Heather Duckworth times Twanie Rashid as Amanda Blair records the scores.
Bottom left: Here are four hard working track officials on a rainy day.
Bottom right: Tornado warnings forced everyone to take shelter during a track meet.
44 Track Officials National Honor Society Upper Left: Andrea Ceja, Justin Verstraete, and Ben Stinson are getting ready to light their candles at the ceremony. To be inducted into the National Honor Society, a student must be a junior or senior with a grade Bottom Left: All the inductees are being point average of at least 4.0 on a 5.0 scale. From sworn in. the canidates, members are selected based on 4 Middle Right: All the indutees pose for criteria: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and a picture after the ceremony. Service. Inductees this year were Victoria Pratt, Allyson Gish, Justin Verstraete, Anna O'Neill, Matt Heberer, Andrea Ceja, Jamie Tanzillo, Ben Stinson, Alex McRae and David Meaker. They were inducted by this years officers, Josh Mclntyre, Ann Lamb, and Heather Looney
NHS Oath I, being aware of the honor which is being bestowed upon me, pledge to maintain my high school scholastic standing. To hold as fundamental and worthy an untarnished character, to en- deavor intelligently and coura- geously to be a leader and to give of myself freely in service to my school, my community, and my fellow man. In so doing I shall prove myself worthy of my place in the National Honor Society.
NHS 45 Upper circle: Students were Upper Right: Mrs. Blackwell led by Editor Kaylee helps Erin Ericson complete a Klimkewicz and assistant edi- page for the yearbook. tor Danielle Jones.
Yearbook This year has included many changes for the yearbook. It is the first year that yearbook was Midle Right: Back row- R. Sagmoen, R. Eastman, S. Shoen included as part of a Desktop Publishing class. Second row-E. Ericson, K. Dooley, D. RoseBeck, N. Werderman A large majority of the work was done during Third row-K. Klimkewicz, J. Tanzillo, K. Trainer, D. Jones class instead of Wednesday afterschool meet- Front row- D. Tye ings. The class faced many challenges this year. A change in teacher mid-year hindered the progress of the book. Walsworth also changed yearbook representatives mid-year. A usable computer program was not established immediately. Students were moved over to the Blish computer lab to finishing producing the book. In spite of all the challenges, the staff did a wonderful job of producing the book. Students were also assisted by editor Kaylee Klimkewicz and assistant editor Danielle Jones. Twelve pages of ads were sold to help cover the rising costs of producing a yearbook. The staff decided to dedicate this years book to Abby Fargher, a student who passed away from cancer this year. Two pages in the book focus on Abby and her impact on Wethersfield High School.
Lower Rigft: Daisha Rosebeck works on her Junior paga as Nichole Werderman works to finish hers.
Lower Left: These girls work real hard to make the yearbook a success. 46 Yearbook People
47 Kathy Bausman Monika Breed Teachers Ryan Buck
Jana Clancy Matt Clark Dianna Davis Nick Duckworth Laurel Gibler
Jay Hagaman Jane Hcjbd Tammy/ Jackson Chris Kendall Rita Lapan
Ann Larson Roger Mann Bob MdPheeters John Montgomery Mary Alice Morthland
Mike Palanos Jeff Parsons Judy Post Barb Safiran Jackie Schmidgall
Christine Szalo Jeremy Trill Eric Vroman Lisa Witte
Not Pictured: Linda Bialobreski Kate Geesaman Joette Hardin Pat Keane The Maintance Staff: The Cafeteria Staff: Row 1 L-R: Dave Talbot, Darryl Currier Steve Berlinski. Row 1 L-R: Wanda Thompson, Polly Gustaitis , Amy Row 2: Dean Rogula, Larry Wager, Steve Wager Bullock. Row 2: Sherri Matusztyk, Cheryl Ince, Karen Bennett, LeRoy Carpenter
Faculty The 2003-2004 High School Faculty Row 1 L-R: L. Witte, C. Szalo, K. Bausman, D. Davis, J. Schmidgall, J. Clancy, T. Jackson, N. Fairman Row 2: J. Hardin, M. Breed, L. Gibler, M. Morthland, J. Post, B. Safrin, S. Besr J. Hood, K. Geesaman. Row 3: S. Nelson, J. Montgomery, C. Kendall, M. Palanos, R. Buck, R. Mail B. McPheeters, S. Thomas. Row4: J. Hagaman, M. CJariO- Ander- son. J. Trill. E. VriMwanTN. Duckworth, J PaTSOTfTFTKeane
Office TA's: Library TAs: Row 1 L-R: Maria Milroy, Jen Peck, Dan Holmes. Row Row 1 L-R: Matt Calhoun, Malissa Sallee, Kirstyn Ince, 2: Colby Horsley, Drew Kull, Jason Gibbs. Row 3: Sarah McRae, Emily Witte. Row 2: Alex Hermie, Andy Kristina DeRycke, Jami Guthrie, Kaylee Klimkewicz, Frank, Cassie Martin, Robbie Neirnyck, Mrs. Larson Alyssa Rider, Kari Pierson, Holly Martin, Andy Detra, Erin Ericson Faculty 49 Administration
Superintendents Office Superintendent: Bill Owe,
Executive Secretary Maureen Drawyer
Unit Secretary: Carol Carpenter
Copy Clerk: Mary Vinson
School Board L to R Row 1: Dennis Kenney Jan McCleery Dan Bryan Row 2: John Wohlrab Bob Swedman Jerry Pyle Greg Moss
Tr./Sr. High School Office Principal Nicole Fairman
Secretary Debbie Spets Freshmen
Left: Freshmen class officers standing are BriAnne Blanks, Treasurer, Angela Heberer, Vice President, Kaleb Streitmatter, Secretary, and Mrs. Szalo, class sponsor. Kneeling in front is Tawnie. Rashid, President. Below: Freshmen show off their float.
Daniel Addis
Ayla Aldrich
Ian Aldrich
BriAnne Blanks
Jackilyn Boswell
Jason Charlet
Justin Crabtree
Jessica Crockett
Kyria Eastman ,
Michael Estes
Kyle Galli
Cristina Garcia
Freshmen 51 Freshmen
Craig Garms
Kayla Garms
Jessie Giles
Cody Hamilton
Angela Heberer
Malerie Huber
Erica Jenkins
Nicholas Lane
Stefie Milnes
Jared Mossner
Seth Mowbray
Patrick O'Neill
Jevante Powe
Erik Pratt
Tawnie Rashid
Hannah Safiran
Sarah Stinson
Caleb Streitmatter
Bethany Strode
Natalie Sutton
Valerie Sutton
Joshua Taylor
Christopher Thurston
Dustin Trussen
52 Freshmen Freshmen
Nicholas Wallace \ Eric Warner
Jermey Welsh VV Victoria Westefer
Sean Whippie
Zackary Wirth
Not Pictured: Fei Yan Lin Dustin Shaw Marcus Welcome
Upper left: Natalie Sutton plays Upper right: Angela Heberer and Kyle the clarinet in the parade. Galli support their class. Lower left: Freshmen boysX Lower right: Chris Thurston works participate in FFA week. hard in clothing class Freshmen 53 Sophomores
Aaron Andris Emily Biggs Amanda Blair LaMisha Blanks James Bradbury
Tyvan Breedlove Andrew Bullock Derek Carlson Gabriela Ceja Casey Chapman
Megan Costenson Bill Dana Kristina DeRycke Robert Eastman Katherine Ehnle
Hannah Feldner Andrew Frank Jake Giles Jami Gutherie Jason Hovey
Kirstyn Ince Casey Jackson Kelsey Jones IJJanielle Kaiser Shawn Kendall
Joshua Kopp Thomas Mallery Cassandra Martin sfierai'd McClelland Ashley McClimans
\ 54 Sophomores Sophomores
Sarah McRae Maria Milroy Kevin Nance Jennifer Peck Adam Powell
Kimberly Pratt Kayla Puckett Jessalyn Rashid Lindsay Rodak Scott Schoen
Joseph Sosa Ashley Stern Cassandra Sullivan Amanda Swanson Andrew Tye
Robert Whitmer Photo not available Emily Witte Scott Petty
Sophomore class officers are: Treasurer^Asrrfev Stern President: Maria Milroy Vice President: Kristina DeRycke Secritary: Hannah Feldner Class sponsor: Mrs. Bausman
Sophomores 55 Sophomores
56 Sophomores Juniors
Juniors 57 Juniors
Junior class officers are: First Row, Secretary: Heather Duckworth. Vice Prsident Meagan Whitmer, Second Row: Treasurer: Holly Martin, ClassSponsor Mrs Hood President: Matt Heberer.
John Bradbury Matthew Calhoun Brett Conlin Logan Currier
Reuben Currier Heaher Duckworth Erin Ericson "Hollanda Hand
Matthew Heberer Alex Hermie Daniel Herrera Daniel Holmes
Kassandra Kuster Autumn Marsh Holly Martin FredeHck McRae Juniors
David Meaker Ben Morck Robert Neirynck Amber Pettis
Joshua PollocX Jake Rashid Daisha Rosebeck \ Nicholas Schaecher
Benjamin Stinson Sean Terry Shawn Thurston Michael Tyus
Justin Verstrate Michael Warner Robert Warren Ashley Welsh
Marcy Weston Meagan Whitmer Drew Williams
Not Pictured Lucas Johnson Juniors 59 Seniors Here we are, the class of 2004! Our final year has been filled with the best memories. Homecoming marked the beginning of these memories with Shane Costenson and Heather Looney being crowned King and Queen. Also in the court were Jon Estes, Sam Ainley, Donald Ferns, and Anna O'Neill. Our year drew on and our countdown was getting lower. Prom was soon upon us with our King, Drew Kull and Queen, Jamie Tanzillo. May 14, 2004 marked our final day of school. Our class trip was taken May 18,
and our graduation Senior class officers followed closely are: front- Amanda shutting our story at Whitmer (treasurer), Wethersfield High School forever. Allyson Gish (secre- tary), back- Heather Looney (president), Mrs. Davis (sponsor) Anna O'Neill (vice-president)
60 Seniors Jason Adkison Samantha Ainley Travis Carlson Andera Ceja Scott Chapman
Shane Costenson Ty Davis Andrew Detra Kelly Dooley Jonathan Estes
Donald Ferns Jason Gibbs Allyson Gish Colby Horsley Danielle Jones
Photo Not Avaiable
Kaylee Melanie Kilstrom Klimkewicz Brandon Kopp Andrew Kull Ann Lamb Seniors 61
,''-,•••• Alex Leamen Heather Looney Josh McClimans Josh Mclntyre Anna O'Neill
John Peach Eric Peed Kari Pierson Lisa Poolvarde Stephanie Pratt
Victoria Pratt Ina Puckett Shawn Puckett Chelsey Rashid Alyssa Rider
Ryan Sagmoen Kenny Stinar Nikki Stone Damien Jamie Tanzillo 0 Swearingen 62 Seniors Photo Not Available
It. Kalvin Tucker Ronald Warren Nichole Amanda Whitmer Werderman Kyra Trainor
Not pictured: Melissa Sallee Ron Samuel
Seniors
&?$?& Jason Adkison Scott Chapman Golf 1,2,3,4; Track Football 1,2; FFA4; Official 1;T.A. ;Who's Baseball 2,3,4 Who 3,4 Shane Costenson Samantha Ainley Football; Basketball Basketball 1,2; Track3< 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Official 1,Z3# Track Official 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; FFA 1,2,3; Play 4; Jr. Prom Attendent 3 Homecoming King 4; Jr. Prom Attendent 3 Donald Ferns Football 4; Basketball 2; Ty Davis Track 1,4; Track Official Football 4; Basketball 1, 1,2; FFA1; Homecoming 2(capt.),3, 4(capt.); Attendent 4; Golf 1,2,3; Track Official 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Jason Gibbs Homecoming Attendent 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track T.A.2,3,4; Baseball 1 Official 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4 Andy Detra Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- Allyson Gish Travis Carlson ball Scout 3,4; Track 1,2; Cheerleading 4; FFA 1,2,3; T.A. 2*3; Track Official 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, Honor Roll 2,4; Key Club 1,2; Play 1; 3(capt.),4(capt.); Honorable Mention 3f\ Band 1; JKB nominee 2; Track 1; Track Official/ Studeht of Month 4 Baseball 1,2; T.A.2,3,4 1,2,3,4; Media Club >& 3,4; Play 4(studepr? Andrea Ceja Kelly Dooley director); Volleyball 1,2; Pom Pons 3,% Track Student Council 1,2,3, Softball 1,2; Track 1; Track" Official 1,2,3,4; Key 4( secretary }JKB 2 Official 3; FFA 4; Quill 4; Club 2,3,4; Media Club (nominee); Class Officer T.A. 2,3 2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Play 3(secretary),4(secretary); 1,2; Band 1; Volleyball National Honor Society 1,2; Stuent Council 1; Jon Estes 4; T.A. 2,3,4; Boys Scholastic Bowl 2,3; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball Stats 3; Jr. Quill 2,3; National Key Club 1; Homecoming High Girls Basketball Honor Society 4 Attendent 4 Asst. Coach 3,4 64 Seniors Colby Horsley Kaylee Klimkewicz Alex Leamen Football l,2(capt.), Pom Pons 273;4 Track Football 1,2,3,4; 3,4(capt); Official 1,2,3,4; Key Basketball 1,2; Track Basketball l,2(capt.) Club l,2,3(stat secre- 1,2,3>>.FFA4; 3,4(capt); tary),4(class rep.); FFA Track 1,2; Track 3,4; Media Club 1,2, Official 1,2,3,4; FFA 3(treasurer) ,4(treasurer); l,2,3,4; Play 1,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Student Council 1; Chorus 1; Student JKB 3,4; Homecoming Council 2(rep.),4(rep); Attendent l;T.A. 2,4 Quill l,2,3(editor), 4(editor) Heather Looney Danielle Jones PomPons 1,2,3,4 (co-capt); Softball Pom Pons 2,3,4; Track Brandon Kopp 1,2,3,4(capt); Track l,2,3(capt.),4(capt); Golf 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Official 112,4; Key Track 4; Track official FFA 1,2,4 Clibl,2,34;FFA3,4; 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3,4 Media Club l,2,3(vice (pres); FFA 3,4; Media pres.),4(vice pres.) Drew Kull Club l,2,3(capt.),4 AFS 3;Play fc,3; Fottball 1,2,3,4; Track (capt.); AFS 3,4; Wand l,2;Flags l,2; Official 1,2,3,4; Key Play 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, Chorus 2;Volleyball Club 2,3,4; Play 1,2,3, 3,4; Flags 1,2,3, ^l^ Quill ^(editor) 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4(capt.); Chorus 2; 2; Baseball l,2,3(capt.), Volleyball 1,2,3, 4(capt.) 4(capt); Student Council 1,2,3,4; 1KB 2, Ann Lamb 3,4; Homceoming Cheerleading l,2(capt.), Attendent 3, Queen 4; 3,4(capt); Basketball 3, Class Officer l,2(pres), 4(capt.); Softball 1,2; Golf 3(pres),4(pres); NHS r,2T34; Track Official 1,2, 3^ 3,4; Key CEBTX^^vice Pres-); FFA 2,3,4(secretary);Media Club Josh McClimans Melanie Kilstrom 2,3,4; AFS l,2,3(vice pres),4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track Media Club 1,2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Band 3(drum Official 2 AFS 4;Play l;Band major),4(drum major); Student 1; Volleyball 1,2; T.A. Council 3,4(pres); Quill 1,2; 2 3 4 Class Officer 1,2; NHS 3,4; Dare Role Model 3,4; T.A. 2,3 Seniors Josh Mclntyre Kari Pierson Football l,2,3,4(capt.); Cheerleading 1,2(capt.), Track 2,3; FFA4; Media 3,4(capt); Basketball 1, Club 3,4; AFS 3,4; Play 2,3,4(capt.); Softball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,3,4; NHS 3,4; 3,4(capt.); Track 1,2; Track Pep Band 1,3,4; T.A. 3,4; Official 2,3; FFA 1,2,3?" Dare Role Model 3,4 (pres); Media Club 1,2; Play 3,4; Band 1; Volleyball 1,2 Shawn Puckett (capt.),3,4(capt.); JKB Basketball 1,2,3,4; Anna O'Neill nominee 2; FFA Sweetheart Track Official 4; Pom Pons /2,3
66 Seniors Kennith Stinar Amanda Track 1; Track Official Whitmer 1; Media Club 2,3; Cheerleading 2,4; T.A. 2,3 Basketball 1,2 (capt.),3; Track 2, Nikki Stone 3; Track Official 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3; 3,4; FFA 4; Media Student Council 2,3, Club 1;AFS 1,2; 4; JKB nominee 2 Play 3,4; Volleyball l,2(capt.),3,4; Kyra Trainor Homecoming BasketballJ^ Soft- Attentdent 2; Class ball 1,2,3; Track 1, Officer-2^4; T.A. ~2-3
Ron Warren Track 1,2,3,4; FFA Damien/ 4; T.A. 2,3,4 Swearingen Nichole Football 1,2,3,4; Track ,2,3; Werderman Track Official 1, Pom Pons 2; Basket- 2,3,4; Key Club ball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3, 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; 4; Play 2 Band 1 iI I Jamie Tanzillo Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3,4 (capt); Track 1, 2; Media Club 1, 2; Volleyball 1,2 (capt.),3,4(cap.); Quill 4; NHS 4; T.A. 2,3,4; Prom Queen 4; Who's Who 1,2,3 Seniors 67 CLASS OF 2004 Left; The senior class poses for a picture before the graduation ceremonies.
Upper right: This year's Co-Valedic- torians are Heather Looney and Josh Mclntyre. Lower right: Superintendent Bill Owens awards a di- ploma to Travis Carlson.
Opposite page - bottom: Shane Costenson walks across the stage to accept his diploma.
Graduation took place at 2 p.m. on May 23, 2004. Wethersfield gradu- ated a class of 44 graduates. We will be expecting to hear good things from you and your class. Good Luck in the real world. Graduation Best Dressed Senior Class of 2004 Colby Horsley & Anna O'Neill
Most Likely To Succeed Who's Who Josh Mclntyre & Ann Lamb Brainiest Most Cooperative Josh Mclntyre & Heather Looney Ryan Sagmoen & Stephanie Pratt
Most Talented Most Athletic Johnny Peach &-Vikky Pratt, Allyson Gish Ty Davis, Colby Horsley, Johnny Peach & Kari Pierson Best Dancer Shane Costenson & Samantha Ainley Most Mischievious Alex Leamen & Kyra Trainor Best Legs Shane Costenson & Ann Lamb Most Quiet Kalvin Tucker, Travis & Chelsey Rashid Best Sense of Humor Jason Gibbs & Kyra Trainor Best Personality Ty Davis & Stephanie Pratt \ Biggest Flirt Cl^ss Clown I Shawn Puckett & Anna O'Neill Jason Gibtis & Kyra Tfrainor Most Outgoing Funniest Laugh Andy Detra & Ann Lamb Jason Gibbs & Andrea Ceja Biggest Muscles Donald Ferns & Alyssa Rider Most Contagious Laugh Jason Gibbs & Danielle Jones Best Hair I I Alex Leamen & Anna O'Neill Most Friendly \ Jason Ajdkison, Jason Gibbs, Best Smile Eric Peed & Stephanie Pratt Ty Davis & Amanda Whitmer, Alyssa Rider // Most Thoughtful Best Complexion Jason Adkison & Nikki Stone Drew Kull & Jamie Tanzillo Pest Eyes Most School Spirit Shane Cpstenson & Allyson Gish Eric Peed & Ann Lamb Best All-Around Night Owls Josh Mclntyre & Heather Looney Andy Detra & Kyra Trainor Most Obnoxious Best Driver Kenny Stinar & Kelly Dooley Travis Carlson & Worst Driver Nichole Werderman, Heather Looney Shawn Puckett & Kelly Dooley Senior Class Trip One of our last times together was on our senior trip to Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois. On May 18, 2004, we boarded the charter bus. We had lots of drinks and snacks for the ride. We also watched a couple of movies to make the travel time go faster. We got there and had the time of our lives. It was so much fun!
Senior Class Trip AUTOGRAPHS As the Year Ends... The J. Kyle Braid leadership ranch is some- thing that I will never forget! It was a one in a JKB lifetime experience that taught me many things. The time at the ranch for me was August White-water rafting! 2-9, and there were nine- Horseback riding! Marcy Weston shows off Casey Jackson and Ashley teen girls besides me. That! Paintballi^ Fly- her target during archery Stern are the 2004- 2005 I had the time of my life. fishing! Sounolfexcit- JKB representatives. The ranch is a lot of fun ing? Well, through and everybody takes JKB you get it all. A pictures of the beautiful week of fun filled and sights which are the Son adventurous activities Day Cristo Mts. which is regular at the JKB means "The Blood of ranch located in the God," and at night the beautiful state of mountain tops looked like Colorado. The week at they were dripping blood. JKB ranch was jusj/as The ranch is not much a learning- just fun and games, we do experience a/a fun many activities that take filled time/ The skills TheJftB Ranch us out of our comfort taught a^the ranch^afe zone, but that is the point an intangible gift that of the ranch to overcome will help everyone our fears and step up as affiliated. J/was able to leaders. build a strong compan- I enjoyed the time ionship/vith other guys in Colorado and would go back in a heartbeat if I had that |vere fortunate the chance. But other than* enougji to be elected to that I can't say too much JKB.U TheJKB otherwise it will ruin the opportunity was a very whole experience for the meaningful milestone kids to come! All I know for me. I-, hope that all % is I would recommend thai future nonorees will students in the future to enjoy the trip^as much strive their hardest and as I did. V Ben keep up the good work in Stinson \ sports and grades so that they may get the experi- ence I did! - Marcy Weston
74 JKB Senior Honor Roll Seniors are: Allyson Gish, Stephanie Pratt, Josh Mclntyre, Kaylee Klimkewicz, Andrea Ceja, Victoria Pratt, and Heather Looney. Not Pictured: Ann Lamb, Ryan Sagmoen, Jamie Tanzillo, Nichole Werderman, Kari Pierson, Jon Estes, Travis Carlson, Amanda Whitmer, and Kelly Dooley Junior Honor Roll Juniors are: Matt Heberer, Alex McRae, and Heather Duckworth. Not Pictured: Ben Stinson, Reuben Currier, David Meeker, Justin Verstrate, Alex Hermie, and Logan Currier.
Sophomore Honor Roll Sophmores are: Cassie Martin, Robby Eastman, Casey Chapman, Amanda Swanson, Jake Giles, Ashley, McClimans, Hannah Feldner, Kristina DeRycke, and Sarah McRae. Not Pictured: Ashley Stern, Derick Carlson, Emily Biggs, Maria Milroy, Casie Sullivan, Jennifer Peck, Scott Shoen, and Jason Hovey.
Honor Roll Freshmen Honor Much of the success of honor roll students is due Roll to their vigilance and concern toward balancing Freshmen are: Hannah study time, co-curricular Safiran and Erik Pratt time, and social time. Most of these students are Not Pictured: Angela Hberer, extensively involved in Sarah Stinson, Valerie many other teams and Sutton, Natile Sutton, Feiyan organizations, both at Lin, Jessi Giles, and Malerie school and in the commu- Huber. nity. They have done an excellent job and should be congratulated.
Honor Roll 75 Top- Josh Mclrityre and Alex Survivor: Every Vote Counts McRae get ready to go live Middle-Th& Deverou Family enters the Savana "Who Will Survive"
This year, the high school performed, "Survivor : Every Vote Counts." Based on the reality TV series, 18 wacky contestants compete for a cool million. Host Pieter Voorhoof, played by Josh Mclntyre, tries to impart some educational knowledge but is quickly shot down by Brink, played by Alex McRae, the wisecracking cameraman. After being voted off, cast members are sent to the luxurious resort in Sun City. Suzanne Smiley, played by Allysa Rider, inter- views all of the survivors who are voted off while trying to leave her own "sunny" mark on the TV audience. Throughout the challenges, (WATCH OUT FOR FLYING WORMS!!) two contestants emerge to battle for the prize. Bo, played by Shawn Puckett, and Zammi, played by Ann Lamb are the final survivors. Zammi emerges victorious after a vote by the cast ends in a tie and the mysterious mango lady, played by Angela Heberer, casts the tiebreaker. A great time was had by all! The cast performed for a large crowd on Friday night, and served dinner be- fore performing on Saturday to*a sold out crowd. All Students freshmen through seniors are welcome to come join the fun! -Cathy Dana, Play Director
Bottom: Top, Left to Right- M. Warner, B. Dana, A. O'Neill, A. Lamb, H. Saffrin, J. Mclntyre, A. Rider, A. McRae, C. Martin, H. Feldner, H. Looney, J. Kopp Middle- S. Shoen, M. Heberer, S. Puckett, D. Kull, A. Whitmer, S. Costensen, C. Horsley, K. Pierson, H. Duckworth, K. Klimkewicz, A. McClimans Bottom- A. Andris, A. Gish, R. Whitmer, A. Heberer, T. Rashid, D. Addis, J. Mosner, P. O'Neill
76 Play Candy Land This years Mid-winter was put on by the Sophomore Class. It was held at the Elks Lodge, here in Kewanee. All Hit 98.9 put on the music for a memorable Candland theme. These men look like they are having a lot of fun.
Anna O'Neill & Vikki This group of girls are having a blast Pratt take time to say cheese.
Andrea Ceja waves hi to the camera.
"Hey, I am having so much fun!!!'
Nikki Stone and her date made this night a memorable one. Midwinter 77 Before
iKari Pierson and Alyssa Rider lenjoy a night of fun! Night Falls
I Heather Duckworth & her date take a time out.
Ashley Welsh & Mike Tyus smile for the camera.
AnnaO'neil, Amanda Whitmer, and Kelly Dooliey share sometime together at their last prom. Prom was held April 17, 2004 at the Quad Cities Botanical Center. Ashely Welsh and Matt Heberer were voted as Junior Attendants. Jamie Tanzillo and Drew Kull were voted as the 2004 Prom Queen and King. Rose Boehle provided the music for the fun filled night. All and all the night was full of fun and everything was memorable!
The Juniors dedicated this poem to the Seniors: Alex McRae congratu- Another year goes passing passing by lates Matt Heberer on Another Prom is here getting attendant. To some this rings a tear. For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun. But now the path get steeper and the climb has just begun. We're ever glad to know you. We'll miss you when you've gone. To the Class of 2004 We dedicate our prom.
Erin Ericson crowns Jamie Tanzillo as 2004 prom queen.
Kassie Kuster and her date have a wonderful time at prom. Matt Heberer and Ashley Welsh- Junior Attendents. Jamie Tanzillo and Drew Kull- Queen and King.
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