Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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Kuzaukth A. Somers Latin ami English Ward-Itelniortt; Illinois Wesleyan; It. S. University of Illinois; Second Year W. T. II. S. Cl.AYToN M. Mll.I.ER Coaclt A. H. Illinois; Physical l dn cation; University of Wisconsin; Seventh Year W. T II. S. Viol.A M. CoE Mathematics Karlliam College; University of Illinois; A. II. Illinois; Sevcntii Year W. T. It. S. Doktiiea Hartman Music Yal|»araiso Univeraity IV It.; Imliana State Normal A. It.; I tost on Conservatory; Columbia University; Fourth Year W. T. II S. Percy E. Neumann English A. It. Illinois; Post Graduate U. of I.; Seventh Year W. T. II. S. Mrs. N. T. Kaub English Purdue It. S.; Indiana University M. A.; Second Year W. T. li. S. M 11.DREI) Glodkowskis J. H. T., Economics, History University of Illinois A. It.; Post Graduate Columbia University; Second Year W. T. H. S. Anna Gm.umbus Secretary to Principal First Year. Pane Nineteen

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 Homer E. Reynolds Principal Indiana Stale Teachers College, A. U.; University of Wisconsin A. M.; First Year W. T. II S. I.ORRKK M. Mokanvii.i.f. French A. It. Knox College; Uni versity of Wisconsin; Sixth Year W. T. II. S. P. J. Chapp Manual Training Notre Dame I'ni versity; Bradley l‘ Mversitv: It. S. James Milikin University; First Year W. T. 11. S. Mary Dowiatt Science and l hysical lidtt-cation It. S. (tattle Creek College: First Year V. T. II. . Rena Gunnison Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College It. S.; Fifth Year V. T. II. S. Paui. W. Thomas Science A. It. Indiana University; Medical Work I. U.: Seventh Year W. T. II. S. Lois Col.E Typing and Shorthand It. S. James Milikin; Cham i»aign Commercial College; Fourth Year W. T. II. S. L. C. W. Auson History A. B. University of Illinois; (iradute Work, U. of 1; Ninth Year W. T. II. S. Page Eighteen

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J. SNEYD E. TISON Janitors Since the first day our school opened, which was October the eighth in 1917. Ernest Tison and Jim Sneyd have served us as school janitors. On that first day fifteen years ago there were but sixty-six students, five teachers and the principal. While the janitors now have all conveniences posible to aid them in heating the school, there was a time when all of their work was centered around coal oil stoves, and in exceedingly cold weather it became necessary to dismiss school localise of inadequate heating systems. At that time school was being held in the basement localise the building was not finished. Whenever anyone wishes to delve into the history of the school they have only to ask Mr. Tison as he has missed but one and one half days in the past fifteen years. Our janitors say the biggest change that has taken place during the years is the difference in the discipline of the students. Page Twenty