Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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I CHEMISTRY CLUB Top Row: Miller; Rodgers; Alelunas; Spezia; Sabalaskey; Slykas; Howerton; Gam- botti; Alexis. Fourth Row: Eggert; Bial; Mikel; Pachiarz; Carlson; Colombo; Shaw; Swider; Anderson. Third Row: Farrell; Shukitis; Dowiatt; Cunningham; Nelson; Yonkosky; Mackie- wicz; Jenkins; Wasko. Second Row: Ringus; Morris; Troglia; Harcarik; Houdock; Klembar; Konieczski; Hall; Cherbausky. First Row: Mayoras; Lafferty; Schabowski; Marietta; Paradise; Grites; Haluska; Hamilton; Dudley; Starks. SCIENCE CLUB BOYS First Row: Gaughran; G. Harvath; Miller; Kuchefski; Mikel; Marriage. Third Row: Howard; Masiokas; Godelausky; Jacobs; Glick; Lomax. Second Row: Bitosky; Ed. Milewski; Ed. J. Milewski; Yonkosky; Moreiko; Wasko; Haluska; J. Harvath. Front Row: O'Toole; Nimrick; Cayez; Delanois; Kagey; Lynch; Fertal; McRight. SCIENCE CLUB GIRLS Fourth Row: Tatar; Janosik; Gaughran; Bial; Rucker; Barnett; Russian. Third Row: Parnarauskis; Pelebites; Simon; Benton; Lattuada; Chiaffredo; Shimkus; Schaeffhold; Wood. Second Row: J. Mayoras; Sutton; Dowiatt; Erp; Sacotnik; Carrigan; Lowman; Lesko; Bouchez. First Row: J. Mayoras; Kochvar; Urasky; Lems; Mario; Parmentier; Duvivier; Rege; Petkas; Szilinsky. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Senior Science Club is composed of all Chemistry students making a certain average in their Chemistry course. Mr. Raisler, the advisor, supervises the work of the officers in putting on interesting programs of a scientific nature. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Junior Science Club is made up of members of the General Science classes who make a B- or above in their class work. Besides presenting programs every first Wednesday of the month, several educational trips have been planned. The Rissman Overall factory, the Hegler Zinc Co., and the Bunsenville mine are on the list of places to be visited. Mr. Kriviskey is the advisor. Page Twenty-eight

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LIBRARY STAFF Third Row: Gode- lausky; Holec ; Houdock; Parzat-ka; Ferraro; Hale. Second Row: Bar- ber ; Harrier; O’Toole; Monyok; Valantas; Armon; Poole. First Row: Bryant; Kinder; De Barba; Smith; Balsa-mello; Gundrum; Lafferty. IJItllAI1Y STAFF The library staff under the direction of Miss Glodkowskis is doing a very commendable job of taking care of the library and all of the publications within it. The staff is composed of voluntary workers. t STAGE 31 AX AGE IIS Too much credit cannot be given to the stage managers who are mainly responsible for the manipulation of the stage properties in producing successful plays. The boys are selected by Mr. Thomas, and although they have many other activities to occupy their time, they are always there on the job, and above all, dependable. STAGE MANAGERS Yocius; Slykas; Thomas; Razaitis. Page Twenty-seven

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BIOLOGY CLUB Third Row: Hensley; Moudy; Dugas; Sole; Lesko; Bra- m Sr rand Row: Pasierb; Shaw; Waclaw; Janosik; Roz-gonyi; Guntor; Benton; Mayoras; Petrus. First Row: Puskae; Never- dousky; Kinder; DeBarba; Sydes; Matulis; Camarat-ta; Dudley; Shaffer. GREENHOUSE COMMITTEE Back Row: Dugas; Leng- vinas; Sole. Front Row: Monyok; Chia-botti; Hamilton. moMK.v ru n The Biology Club is an organization for the Biology students. The present officers of the Biology Club are: President, Margaret Petrus; Vice President, John Brazas; Secretary, Pete Lengvinas. Miss Mary Jean Dowiatt is the advisor. Recently bird houses were made by the members of the club, and these will be put on exhibition. Many other educational projects are presented and worked upon by the members. The (preen house Tom mill ee This committee, selected by Miss Dowiatt, supervises and operates the Greenhouse. This committee is selected from the Biology Class and consists of students who are well versed along the Botanical lines. Faye Twenty-nine