Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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- la IIKRRY SOCKLER FRXXK ROGERS l'Ii'IlIiR CII.XI'P IIERIIERT KIATTHES Cmzrlz ljlzyxirtll lfdz1rt1Iz'm1 .llfzuzml Tllllhllllllfj tlluxif Ifnstern Illiuuis State Teachers, L'11iverSity of lllinuis, -IZIIHCS Slillikill, ILS. XIz1eI'hz1iI Selmul of HE. Music, ILKI. ELIZABETH SONIIQRS RIILIJRICIJ GI.Ol7KOXX'SKIS XICLLIF TAYLOR R.Xl'B lfrzglixlz, Latin Tyfilly, limwl:lcl't'fi11g1 ffllfjllkll Vnixersity of Ill., IIS. I'11ix'e1'sity ul' Illinois, ,X,ll. IIUITIIIL' L'nix'erSity, IIS. Incl. State Teachers Cullege, RLS. L'r1ixt-rsity of Inclizmn, NIA. ,IOSIQVHINIC RICIJLVLIS KIXRY J. DUXYIATT CARULYN I'.XI,KIIiR lfOS'l'I-IR -I. RXISLER Typing, Slzurilzmzd l'l1y.v1'rul ffdllfllflrllll, Riulugy llnmr lfrulzulflicx ,S'riv11m' l'11ix'ersiI5' of Illinois, ISS., XLS. Rattle Creek Cullege, ILS. l'x1ixersity ol' Illimmis, ILS. I.1lwre1lre College, IIS. SAM RIDLIQN L. C, XY. .XLISUX ,IOSICVH IDUGAS Agriculture Swiul Srimlrr lfnglish University of Illinois, IIS. l'nix'e1'sity of Illimvis, IIS, I'11iwrsi1y uf Illimmis, IIS. C.Xl Il.XIN Iil-IIYISK Crzmtell fm indefinite leave of alw- senee was Mr. George liriviskey. English aml mzxthematics instruetnr. Klr. Iirivislceyy flue tu being Z1 member of the f'liEeers' Reserve Curps' of the Uuiterl States Army was cznllerl In :umm Int IIIIIUATX .mcl lx nm, .u. lllnltlttm UI military SLICIIQL' 111 tlme L'11iw-rsity uf Illinuis. Klzss llzlszt-I 'Innes IS the new mem- lmer uf the faculty. lliss -Innes re! eeivcfl l1e1' .MIL from .Iztmes Millilcin w L'11ix'ersity. KI ISS IIXZIQL -If rXIfS Iifglc .Yinrtctn

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The Class of 1941 Wie number sixty-two strong. XYhen we entered XYestville lligh School in September, 19.37, we were timid, self-conscious plebes. Yet it did not take us long to acquire the great gift of self-confidence. XYe all entered various clubs and became interested and welcome members. Ah Yes! We have memories. XYe'll never forget that Thanksgiving meal of lluffalo in 1937 when XYestville defeated Georgetown 7-6+the fumes from :hose chemistry classes-the beautiful, decorated Christmas trees at the Christ- mas parties-the visits of the state inspector-those march records in the typing classes-the regional tournaments. And do you remember the faculty-class basketball games, the momentous victory over Georgetown in this yearls county basketball tournament, the beautiful May fetes, picture taking day, the pep meetings, the Grand March at the all-school parties? Now we are going to graduate and leave it all-all but our memories. We are very regretful: yet, we know that due to the efforts of our teachers and parents we are fully prepared to set out on the road of life. Vice-president Ray Notar: Secretary Eileen llalchukg President Tony Lesko