Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OF '49 The Sophomore class is one of the most active classes in school. Most of its members are included in extra-cirricular activities around school. Some of these activities include majorettes, band, and students who are outstanding in the field of sports. Within the first few days of school, the members assemble under the direction of Miss Somers, who is the class advisor, and choose their leaders. Their fine judgment was recognized in this selection of officers. President............................ Barbara Hathaway Vice-President............................Shirley Orlea Secretary................................ Janet Meinart Student Council Representative...........Barbara Woods Barbara Hathaway President Front Row—Kocsvar, Micthe, Dudly, Champomier, Fauquemberguc, Hcnnrtte, Meinart, Polakes. Second Rotv—Razaitis, McDaniel, Neal Meinart, Bednar, Alison, Herbert W oods, Duke, Crnppenink. Third Rote—Vacketta, Kvetinskas, Wasiliauskis, Barbara Woods, Gill, Gallatin, Kochera, Puskac. Fourth Row—Morefield, Mac Dudley, Roberts, C. Russian, Clcndencn, R. Peelman, Watts, R. Waclaw. Fifth Rowf—B. Dukeman, B. Spicer, N. Cimo, Hathaway, H. Urban, Kerns, Stimac, Orlea. Hack Row—Virostck, Serpinas, G. Brown, H. Shaw, L. Green, Dowiatt, Liebert, L. Russian, Gilbreath. Page Twenty

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 ? wc»—McArdle, Hamilton, Ghihaudy, Stines, Vallangeon, L. Sowinski, Upotisky, F Scott. Second Rozi —Milholland, Rouse, Wichus, Belansky, D. Haussy, Mario, L. Haussy. Third Rozv— Passavage, Rosalind Peelman, Sleva, Myers, L. Spicer. E. Somers, M. Lesko, Crippin. Fourth Row—Pierce, Kiclick, Hycz, J. Ronchctto, R. Scott, Galaskis, Batrich, S. Barney. Fifth Roto—Quartier, Earp, McClellan, Rakausky, O. Woods, Browning, Shannon, Bossoloni, Good. Sixth Rok.'— C. Urban, LeCounte, Polancyak, Kemna, Mitchell, Alumbaugh, Arnado, Peck JUNIOR CLASS OF ’48 Dolores Ghihaudy President During the past three years, the Juniors have proved themselves to be a very outstanding class. They have been noted for their scholastic ability, and a look at the past year’s honor roll will reveal that these juniors rank high among the students. Representing their class are the following people: President..........................................Dolores Ghihaudy Vice- President............................. Betty Sereno Secretary........................................Elizabeth Somers Student Council Representative......... ....Marion Browning To earn money for the annual Junior Senior banquet, which is held in May: the Juniors worked hard selling Christmas cards, candy at noon, and presenting a play. This year’s play was Brother Goose. Miss Kellv is the class advisor. Paye Nineteen

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First Roiv—M. Barney, Webb, Balsis, J. Delanois, Bitout, Dufour, P. Falcanio, Veccllio, Nigra,rDclaye. Second Row— Langley, Downing, Wilkis, Isaacson, Szilagyi, Balsamello, Cimo, Kochvar, Patton, Urbanski. Third Row—Alexander, Lcsko, B. Falconio, Houser, R. Vacketta, L. Delanois, Serpinas, S. Ronchetto, D. Padgett. Fourth Row—Borgwald, C. Waclaw, Stefani, Tranchant, M. Waclaw, Yerem, J. Emery, Neal, R. Vogel, McFarland. Fifth Ro70— lileski, Nieminski, Snyed, Bayer, M. Alumbaugli, M. Green, Lutchka, Ladner, Sloan, Smiley. Sixth Row—Shapuras, Chiaffrado, Sabalaskey, Malis, Felty, Tabor, R. Passavage, Goodpasture, Nagrodskis, Chapman, Cooke. FRESHMEN CLASS OF '50 Dorothy Sloan was elected president of the freshman class. She has ably represented them in the student council and other organizations, proving herself to be capable of holding this office. Dorothy Sloan President Payc Twenty-one