Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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cSfie Office UCH of the most important work of the school is carried on in the Ml office under the efficient supervision of Mr. Guin. To him, we V- report all troubles and events, lx th great and small, and his advice is sought in all of our activities, by both the pupils and the teachers. Someone is constantly coming in or going out, and visitors are always welcome. One item worthy of our notice is the system of having eight pupils from the commercial class in the office at different periods of the day for one full period each. In this manner the pupils gain the confidence and experience so necessary to the person who must seek work in later years. All losses are reported at the office, as well as any articles which have been found. Absences, schedules, etc., are taken care of and incidentally, here are devised all rules, which, however, we are glad to say are in no way detrimental to the welfare of the school and its pupils. 'utic Twenty

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Loree M. Moranville French A. B. Knox College Second year W. T. H. S. Jennie K. Swan English and Physical Geography A. B. Butler University First year W. T. H. S. P. E. Neumann English A. B. University of Illinois Post-graduate work, U. of I. Third year W. T. H. S. Clayton M. Miller Coach A. B. Illinois Physical Education University of Wisconsin Third year W. T. H. S. Blanche Knoblock Business B. C. S. Bowling Green Business College Third year W. T. H. S. Viola M. Coe Mathematics Earl ham College A. B. University of Illinois Third year W. T. H. S.

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