Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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Tot how—Milewski, Dudley, I’aradiso, Steven . Thud hou —Johnson, Jones, O'Toole, Bryant, Sutton, Galinausky. Seiond hot •—Harrier. Male. Hildc, Mtmvok, llolec, Minett, Houoock. Front how—Yerem, Milen-ski, Yastrakis, Fair, Yesu- IUS. TIMKO BLASKO URB kS ROD A THE LIBRARY Our library is one of the many fine establishments of the school. '1 he Hoard of Education appropriates a certain sum of money each year for the purchase of new books and magazines. Although the library is small, it is neatly arranged, well ventilated, and well lighted; and our books receive very hard wear. STAGE MANAGERS Few people realize the immense amount of “behind the scenes work that must be taken care of, and upon which the success of the play depends in a large part. The work of the stage managers is seldom mentioned and they receive no awards save the thorough knowledge of handling scenery. The boys have done their work well and it is to them that we should take off our hats. Patjc Twenty-nine

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SIDELIGHTS ON WESTVILLE HIGH The two outstanding organizations of the school are the Ili-Tri League for girls and the Hoys League for boys. I hey are made up of all the students in school. Organized in 1931 under the leadership of Mrs. N. T. Raub and Mr. Reynolds, they have continued as the “twin league” organizations in the school. I heir main purpose is to promote true friendship among their members. They have sponsored many all-school activities and have added much to the school life of everv student. Ton Row—Mrs. N. T. Raub, Armon. Paradiso. Second Row—Mayor as. Finder, Guntur, Kinder, Waffle. First Row—Smith. Tahon, Pelkas, Sole, Mackovic, Hamilton. TIMKO CREW SLY K AS MKXKSTRINA DUGAS UNDERWOOD Page Twenty eight

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 r.) Top Row—Duponx, Karaca-vich, Thomas, Slyk.is, Wiescmann, Hauler. Third Ron —II o w c r t o n. Rods. Dugas, Murphy, Ti son. Nier. Second Rote I.uca . Gun-drum. Poland. L. Stevens, Cunningham, Waglc, Ka zaita - Trout Row — Underwood. Matalone, Klaman, G rites, Hisiline, Anderson. Top Row—I.csko. Brazas, Hiatt. Kosgonyi. Second Row—Miss Stevens, Wood, Bennett, A. Kosgon-yi, Hensley. Third Row -Shaw, Pashierb, Puskac, Kinder, Guntur, Pet t us. Front Row- F. Dugas, Nev-erdouslcy, Mayoras, Sydes, De Iiarba, Camarata. R. Dugas. CHEMISTRY CLUB I he Chemistry Club is composed of students taking either physics or chemistry. It is under the guidance of Mr. Kaisler. Eligibility is attained with a grade of C-. 1 he former skull and cross bones has been dropped for the Junior States Association emblems. Club officers: President. Estel Howerton; Vice President, Wilbur Thomas; Secretary, Elmo Underwood; Treasurer, Edward Roda. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB I he Junior Science Club is a division of what was formerly a science dub for students of any science taught in school. Its members consist of General Science students who make a grade of B- or letter. There have been no special laws made for the club as yet. Officers: President, Franklyn Dugas; Vice President, Margaret Kinder; Secretary-Treasurer, Pauline Puskac. Page Thirty