Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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there second consecutive win. Dave Cooke throws one of his famous strong arm passes. Another Win! November 1st was the 18th annual Coal Bucket game. The Tigers, having dedicated the game to fullback Dale Ghibaudy, who had been injured the day before, turned in a 27-18 come-from-behind win to bring the Coal Bucket home. Some of the key performances were by: Mike Morris, who replaced Ghibaudy and turned in the most crucial performance both offensively and defensively; Junior halfback, Scott Sexton, who logged 107 yards and scored two Tiger touchdowns; and Don Trosper, who made the longest reception of the game and scored the Tiger’s second touchdown. Credit goes to the entire defensive and offensive line, who showed an excellent performance. Let’s keep our desire to win and keep the Coal Bucket for a third consecutive year in it’s rightful home! Don Trosper reaches for the ball and scores the second Tiger touchdown. A quick look at the clock is assurance of victory (27 to 18)! Coal Bucket Game 25

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Leading the Coal Bucket crowd are: Barb Herambourg, Suzle Shapuras, Anne Miller. Leslie Collins, and Jon I Grove. Tigers raise their arms in triumph — another touchdown Is madeI Mike Morris ( 25) runs to help Brad Miles ( 86) in this attempt for a Tiger touchdown.

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Modeling the latest styles of the cool ’50's” are: Roxanne O’Riley. Leslie Collins. Crystal Kielich, Tammy Spyker, Suzie Shapuras. Becky Pettigrew. Twyla Quick. Nicky Richter, and Rena Kaluza. Sporting this variety for Hat Day is: Don JeRue. Jeff Huber. Mr. Meharry, Blair Porter, and David Gerulski. Second place winners in the Art Club window contest. Kids o{ alj ages |ike Suzie Shapuras and Leslie Collins, come to Danny Barbiera and Lance Saunders, pause in front of Cat cheer on thc potatoes thrown at teachers. Power.”