Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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David Cooke looks for an open man before the Warriors close »n. Mike McCorkle lends a helping hand to Chris Hathaway.

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 Tigers Lead Parade $treets were filled with kids and their parents, awaiting the start of the 1980 annual Westville Labor Day Parade. This year turned out to be just as successful as all the past years. There were many floats competing for first place, but the Lion’s Club captured the first prize. The most interesting part of the parade was the Women’s Club Labor Day queen contest. All the contestants were recognized for their efforts. There were five contestants competing this year, although there could only be one winner. Kim Brown succeeded to the throne this year! After weeks of collecting money, she earned the title of first place just ahead of Lisa Hart. She worked very hard, and we should be proud of her! Gina Groppl crowns the 1980 Labor Day Queen Kim Brown. Along with first runner up Lisa Hart, second runner up was awarded to Tammi Lynn. Other contestants included Barb Her-ambourg and Kim Salter. Everyone worked very hard towards the production of the parade to make it a success. The Sound of Music . Is this the next generations Evil Klneval? What’s a parade without a clown?” asks the young kids. Wrestlettes Nancy Stanls and Tina Pfeifer cheer for an upcoming season. Labor Day 19

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John Cottrell congratulates the Warriors for an outstanding game. The Tigers hope that the extra point is good. Tiger Victory! Our 1980 homecoming game was a smashing success. The Tigers beat the Wat-seka Warriors 21-19. The game consisted of 5 fumbles, 4 recovered by Watseka; 13 penalties, 7 against the Tigers. The first touchdown and extra point of the game was made in the first 5 minutes by Watseka. The two Westville touchdowns in the first half were by Scott Sexton and Don Trosper. David Cooke kicked both extra points to make the score 14-7. The crowd went wild! With 55 seconds remaining in the first half, Watseka scored a touchdown, but the extra point was no good. During half time the crowd was entertained by the pom-pettes routine to “Wabash Cannonball.” Our dedicated high school band performed, followed by the recogntion of the Homecom- Scott Sexton drives for a touchdown, but is ran out of bounds. ing Queen and her court. The exciting play continued in the second half. Dave Roseman made a touchdown; followed by another extra point by David Cooke. Watseka scored a touchdown, making the score 21-19, and then David Gerulski intercepted for a glorious Tiger victo-