Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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JI MOII HOYS Top Row: Barnett; Crew; Farrell; Noruk; Markunas; Jacobs; Spezia; Wablay; Vilet. Third Row: Lenfant; Rodgers; Miller; Alelunas; Swanson; Menestrina; Sabalaskey; Langley. Second Row: Boyier; Frankino; Lowman; Tartar; Cherbouskv; Karacavich; Finet; J. Shaw. First Row: Neverdousky; Grites; Swider; Strainis; Mazeikas; Gerchak; M. Wasko; Stark. .ir.Moit (,mis Top Row: Richir; Houdock; Sutton; Holec; Stefaniak; Jessup; Beresford; Gunia; Poole. Third Row: Mario; Godelousky; Kilbourne; Tornquist; Palmer; O’Toole; Jones; Haworth; Wood. Second Row: Dudley; Gailus; Pachiarz; Paradise; Haluska; Monyok; Miglin; Chia- botti; Fadale; Balsamello. First Row: C. Mario; Harcarik; Hible; Hale; Harrier; Jenkins; Hamilton; Felts; Schabowski; Ray. Page Seventeen

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JUNIOR CLASS • THE CLASS OF 1937 Officers ..........Robert Menestrina ................Joe A r nasi us ............Susanna Harcarik ............Juanita Jenkins President....... Vice President.. Secretary....... Student Council This Junior Class came in as green freshmen in the fall of ’33. What strange and unknown paths lay before them! But they were bold and brave at heart. They struck out and weathered the storm. Here in their Junior year, they have already given an excellent Junior play, “Dotty and Daffy.” Much of the success goes to the wonderful directing of Mr. DeLaney and Miss Redulis. Now, they are preparing to give the Seniors a wonderful banquet at the Hotel Wolford. They have sold candy and prepared cafeteria luncheons in order that the Seniors may be given an exquisite banquet. Also in their lists are some of our outstanding athletes. They are: Pat Markunas—member of the football squad. John Jacobs—one of our speedy forwards on our basketball squad and also a member of the football squad. Emil Spezia—another speedy forward. Bruce Sabalasky—fullback on the football squad and newly-elected captain for ’36-’37. Joe Shaw, Robert Menestrina, Dominick Swider, members of reserve basketball team. Felix Grites—a varsity basketball player. Then, too, they have some of our best fighters. Among them are: Swider, Vilet, Grites, Karacavich, Markunas. Jack Wablay is representing them in the music contest with his violin solo. Pay Sixteen

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THE CLASS OF 1938 Officers President........ Vice President... Secretary........ Student Council ....Frank Lesko Dorothy Boyier ..Susie Gonguar Willie Stranis We entered the portals of Westville High sixty strong in the fall of nineteen hundred thirty-four. The year as Freshmen proved to be gruelling due to the cause of the traditional “bush throwing” and the formidable looks of the upper classmen. Green as we were, we pulled through with a brighter outlook for the future. But, we found ourselves in an embarrassing situation because of the fact that the Sophomore is also looked upon as being a person too young to know anything and too old to be told anything. Due to our number and the spunk that most Sophomores show, the outcome of our class has been surprising and laurels have been heaped on those people of our class who made the most of their opportunities. Their progress and achievements have led them into nearly every activity in school. Some of those people who are outstanding in athletics and will be good material for Coach Miller and will go places are: George Sibons, who shines in basketball and in football, made the All-Star County Basketball Team; Frank Surzyn is the small boy who is an outstanding athlete in both football and basketball. Frank Lesko, another of our athletes, also shines in basketball and football. Dominic Swider was a boy who knows howr to “scrap it up” so he made the boxing team; he, also, played on Chapp’s Reserve team. Jimmie Chapman is an athlete in football and basketball. Others boys who competed in the intra-mural games who showed athletic ability are: Darzinikas, Rosgonyi, Dugas, Brazas, Dyskiewicz and Robert Dugas. These boys got to the top in the Inter-class tournament but were defeated by the Faculty. The athletes and brains of the class have been invaluable throughout the year. Miss Somers is the class adviser. Page Eighteen