Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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FRESHMEN TOVEY President Henry Tovey Larry Stal Donald Merlie Pete Challcus OFFICERS President.............................. Vice-President......................... Secretary-Treasurer.................... Student Council........................ 0 BOYS CHALKUS PACHIXSKI GERALCIK THOMAS DUDLEY COLLINS PARXARAUSKIS BARBER STAL FALLETTI LUCAS L. WACLAW TIMMERMAN BISTURIS GERULSKI ATTUTIS, COOKE RAUKAR KAR ALIUS FORD KUCHEFSKI KUNDRUTUS LIBERT ERICKSON YOCIUS WEBSTER CARRIGAN CRAWFORD STARK GUDAUSKY LEMEZIS LENFAXT HIGH B. WACLAW GILBREATH LECOUNT TOVEY OGLE PASOUALA WICHUS UGOCKI SHAPURAS REESE PRIDEMORE F. WACLAW GONGUAR A. PALMER BROOKS DU. PALMER WIDMAN BORGWOLD JORDAN REGE LAI T AS YERF.M UGOCKI HENSLEY BROWN i GIRLS MARY LARRY BANN SLYKAS TUBAY STEFANIAK OSBORNE PELCZIXSKI VANDERPOORTEN V. SNF.YD MARGARET LARRY M. VACKETTA RUSSIAN C. LARRY SMITH DUPOUX RENTE GRITTON SALOVICH CHAPMAN PACHCIARZ HART HYCZ F. VACKETTA HACQUET JENKINS SHAW PETTUS SCHOEFFHOLD MATTONE E. SNEYD SLAZAS BASSOLONI HOWELL JAMISON M. TOTH GALEY WILSON BARBER WECCELE RADZAVICH HENSLEY WARGO GRITES A. TOTH CARRIGAN DUVIVIER FORTNER POLAKES MANFROII) Page Twenty

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-SOPHOMORES KACELS President OFFICERS Lawrence Kagels.............................................. President Frank Masiokas.......................................... Vice-President Victor Howard.......................................Secretary-Treasurer Gino Groppi.............................................Student Council BOYS LUCAS MARK I ACE JACOBS DUBOIS GODELAUSKY MASIOKAS (’.IAMBI CLICK SCH ABOWSKI HALUSKA N AVICKAS ALSTON DOW I ATT HOWARD BUKOUSKI GAUCHKAN FADALK GUNDRUM WASKO DUDLEY JENKINS KAGELS YALENGEON MOREIKO SHANNON STANIS N EYEKIHH’SKY HENSLEY TOTH CAYEZ BITOSKY VALENGEON Tl’BAY DUFOUR KLAMAN PALMER DEVORE ADOMIN AS RAZMAS LYNCH MEKLIE BOSS GAILUS NIMRICH LEVER ICH GROPPI KOPACZ HARVATH FERTAL DEL ANOIS GIRLS SNEYD BOSSOLONI RIAL MOYER WOOD BILLOT GANNESSI REGE BROWNING MORFIELD PITCH FORD CHERBOUSKY PARN AKAUSKIS HAKKIS SHIMKUS LOW MAN BRYANT BLASKO SPISOK MARLO URASKY LEMEZIS CHI AFFREDDO DOW I ATT LATTUADA SCHOEFFHOLD MO K KI SON MIGI.IN PARMENTIEK EGGETT ADAMS SUTTON Page Nineteen MATE US BLUE (’.IAMBI

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ORGANIZATIONS a r ACTIVITIES Open up the first page in WHS's Activity Boole ' Rhinies and let your green eyes gaze at extra-curricular activities that really are extra-curricular activities. Focus your locals and read! Perhaps the Hi-Tri League is the most inspirational organization to the girls of WHS. The meetings are held regularly and the girls are made to understand and realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of human nature. Under the excellent and splendid supervision of Mrs. Nellie Taylor Raub, the Dean of Girls, the Hi-Tri League functions smoothly. The splendid Valentine Party of 1937 was given bv the girls of the Hi-Tri League. Headed by the lovable Raisler (Mr. Foster J. Raisler), the Boys' League is an organization to which all boys of the school belong. They take part in the meetings and programs, become acquainted with their fellow classmen and men faculty teachers. Perhaps one of the mighty organizations in WHS is the Dramatic Club. This c'ub consists of the more stage-minded” students who blossom forth as Cornells and Barrymores under the able assistance of Miss Elizabeth Somers. Sometimes a person finds that to argue on his opinions he must make enemies— but usually, a good arguer finds himself in the Debating Club upholding right or wrong to his heart's desire. It is said that sometimes the spirits of the debaters is so aroused that to pacify them Miss Margaret Brittan, the adviser, plays sweetly on her violin. Then the debaters are soothed and become as peaceful as lambs. The newspaper staff represents a large number of students working together to bring forth the Westville High . Mr. Edward Delaney is the adviser. The Annual staff is made up of other members such as your scribe who willingly works with Mr. Kriviskey to present a Janus to the Westville High School annually. Junior and Senior Science Clubs, Biology Clubs, Clothing Clubs, and the Girls' Athletic Association, Foods Club, are all other activities to which scholastic standing are requirements. Here the students and the teachers work together and learn of different subjects interesting to their particular organization. Closing the book with a bang, you can readily realize that the pages of the Activity Book are crammed full of opportunities for YOU students. Use them! I aye Tu'enly-one