Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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l:irst Row—C. Ronchctto, M. Maritano, Winauski, Somers, Myers, I). Dclanois, Janet Delanois, It. Alaxander, McClellan. Brown, Pellizzari. Second Rote—R. Vackctta, Alumbaugh, Kazaitas, H. Vacketta, Ceriotti, L. Ilau sy, Delahvc, L,. Delanois, Patton, Xicminski, Dukeman, G. Spmers, D. Adams. Third Row- -1). Rouse, I.. Woods, I,. Haussy, O. Woods, Gondry. Standing-—L. Hennette, L. Dufotir, Kerns, Cimo, Snyes, Browning, Lecount, Crippin, Marriage. BAND Each year the band takes an active part in Westvillc High School. The hand plays at all the games and at any time it is needed. The hand has been an asset to the school and community, and it has earned an excellent reputation for itself. It is said that a school is noted for its team and hand; surely, the W.H.S. hand has earned itself a permanent place here. Under the able direction of Mr. Younkman, the hand hopes to have another successful, entertaining year. MAJORETTES Accompanied by the marching music of the hand, the majorettes have been a great attraction at many of the games. Braving snow and winter winds, they have cheerfully performed in front of the crowds at the football games. Also as specialties they have taken part in many programs. Led by their excellent drum major, Marion Browning, they hope again to lead the hand at the games next year. Front Row—Kerns, Hennette, Cimo. Second Row—Sneyd, Browning, Dufotir. Page Twenty-three

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MARIAN BROW NING—Drum Majorette Page Twenty-two

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Mr. Younkman The music department is under the capable leadership of Mr. Younkman, who has charge of the chorus, band, orchestra, and the daily music classes. Previous to his arrival, Mr. Younkman played in the St. Louis Municipal Hand, which is well known to many of us. The Musical Revue under his direction was presented on February 13, and the event proved to be a great success. Mr. Younkman plays the flute and saxaphone. His fine ability to play musical instruments is an inspiration to us all. MR. YOUNKMAN Music Director Orchestra The orchestra, also under the direction of Mr. Younkman, provides entertainment around the school. Some events are the May Fete, assembly programs, Owl Banquet, and the carnival. Boogie-Woogie, classics, marches, and overtures are among the types of music played by these capable music students. The most memorable program presented by the orchestra was the one given at Catlin when the orchestra played for their assembly program. Marian Browning did an excellent baton act; David Rouse played a trombone solo; Marie Pel-lizzari gave a trumpet solo, and Dorothy Adams presented a “sax” solo. All in all, the members had a grand time. First Rote—Maritano, Winauski, E. Somers, I.. Haussy, G. Somers, Rakausky, David Haussy, Adams. Second Row—C. Ronchetto, Pellizzari, Browning, Brown, Gondry, Marriage, L. Woods, Rouse. Page Twenty-four