Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

„,JciB3- ?£f 7 8 TlmfA, JUL.lt. UUUIU,jU. U831 Lockers messy. Lockers dirty. but through the years; they hold security. p3 Activities....................................................r Clubs .......................................................p. Sports.......................................................p. Faculty......................................................p. Freshman ....................................................p. Sophomores ..................................................p. Juniors .....................................................p. Seniors......................................................p. Advertising .................................................p. Index .......................................................p. Janus 83 84 Westville High School Signatures The Labor Day parade has been a tradition for many years in Westville. and Westville High School has always participated. This year's Labor Day Queen was Cathy Lutchka. The W.H.S. band marched in the parade, and the volleyball team also participated. Many other students from W.H.S. were involved too. As long as there is a Labor Day parade in Westville. W.H.S. will always participate. 8 Homecoming 1983 The night of October 15. 1983. was a very special night at Westville High School. It was Homecoming. Everybody looked very nice, and the night was a success. The moment everyone had waited for finally arrived. The crowning of the queen. The Queen was Jenny Chittick escorted by Sean Wilkus. Junior attendant was Tyranne O'Riley, she was escorted by David Wimpey. The Sophomore attendant was Wendy Nightlinger. her escort was Kenny Vandermeulen. Stacey Sexton was the Freshman attendant, she was escorted by Eric Sloan. After the last dance was over, and the lights came on. Homecoming 83' was another memory, and another success. This year's Homecoming game was played on October 15. 1983 against Hoopeston. We lost 30 to 6. but the team still hung in there and played they're best possible. 10 11 Spirit Week 12 The Westville High 1983 spirit week was another success this year. Spirit week is always a lot of fun for the students at Westville. The Art Club's spirit shined through with the Coal Bucket window paintings. The participation and the paintings were great. The paintings were judged by some of the teachers. It was a hard decision but the Newspaper staff entry won. During spirit week a lot of kids dressed up and showed how much spirit they have. Getting dressed up was not only fun. it showed spirit and support for the school. 13 The Coal Bucket game this year was played November 5. 1983. at Westville. Westville played one of their best games of the season. Even though we lost, the school is still proud of the team. The final score was Georgetown — 30. Westville — 0. To lose and then keep trying is to be truly dedicated. 15 The traditional Sadie Hawkins dance was held on Thursday, November 10. The gals soon asked their favorite guys to go. and Sadie Hawkins was on it's way. The Daisy Mae contest was the first event. The contest was entered by. Cheryl Spickard. Debbie Roberts. Kim Salter. Kari Harris. Vicki Chapman and Julie Nicholas. At 9:30. Kari Harris was given the title of the Y983 Daisy Mae. and her date Jay VanDyne who was Lit' Abner. The next event was the bow contest. The winning bows were worn by Debbie Roberts and her date Todd Hawkins. The pompettes sponsored the dance, and they did a very nice job. Sadie Hawkins once again was a success. 16 Oh. Pokey. I got me no place to go now! TiZ The Early Birds, played by Cindy Poviliatis. Nancy Doggett. Kelly Cline, Doreen Boland. Leslea Clem and Michelle Bayles. await the start of the meeting. Let me out of here!” Here. Maynard. Try ta get up.” Medium Rare was an uproarious farce about a very unusual problem encountered by two new homeowners. Harry and Bunny Polk. The cause was Grandma Nina, a demanding and nerve-racking old woman who was left in the house by her daughter and son-in-law. Lucinda and Harvey Jolley. The Chaos began that night when Nina ordered a medium rare steak cooked just the way she liked them. Soon after. Nina's senile and abrupt friend. Maynard Cruck. arrived unexpectedly without knowing the Jolley's had changed residences. He and Nina exchange gossip and argue almost endlessly. Until Harry, or Pokey, as Nina called him de- manded that Maynard leave. Maynard soon returned though, the next morning at 6:00 AM during an Early Bird meeting of Nina's. Excitement began again when one of the ladies hurt Maynard’s back and Nina takes him to a chiropracter. While they were gone Harry and Bunny had come home and thought that Nina had run away and was lost. Through all the calamity Maynard lost his pants and thought Nina had been kidnapped. In the end. everything worked out fine. Nina decided to go live with Harry's secretary. Cora Prim, and Maynard planned to stay with the Polks until he found a place to stay. Well sir. I put up a fight, and that’s when I lost my Pants. 18 Make mine Medium Rare.” Medium Rare Harry Polk — Brian Richter Bunny Polk — Angie Falletti Harvey Jolley — Ed VanDuyne Lucinda Jolley — Kandi McElroy Nina Smeltenmelter — Becky Latoz Maynard Crock — Norris Porter Cora Prim — Tyranne O’Riley Woman Cabbie — Heather Michaels Irma Flipsnippy — Millicent Tooker Lumanda Mushings — Nancy Doggett Fanny Gooferloose — Kristi Ferpotto Twinkles Oopser — Dorene Boland Hertha Broadcrunch — Michelle Bayles Sergeant Blisters — Eric Sloan Officer Yingling — Tim Ritter Early Birds — Kelli Cline. Mary Maskel. Leslea Clem, Cindy Povilaitis Student Director: Dan Michaels Stage Manager: Jennifer Balsamello Asst. Stage Manager — Mike Rolinitis Front: L. to R. Michelle Bayles. Mary Maskel. Norris Porter. Becky Latoz. Heather Michaels. Angie Falletti. Tyranne O’Riley, Kandi McElroy. Middle: Leslea Clem. Kristi Ferpotto. Tim Ritter. Cindy Poviliatis. Millicent Tooker. Nancy Doggett. Jennifer Balsamello. Back: Kelli Cline. Dorene Boland. Eric Sloan. Ed VanDuyne. Brian Richter. Mike Rolinitis. Dan Michaels. Mrs. Mayfield. Sweetheart Dance Trade Piatt looks happily at her date as they dance. Looking very nice. Beth Starkey enjoys herself with her beau. January 25 was the date on which the 1984 Sweetheart Dance was held. FHA has sole sponsorship of the Sweetheart Dance every year. Once again the cafeteria was decorated and a live band was brought in. The band, which was based locally, was Kasino. The 1984 Sweetheart Queen was Julie Ewing, escorted by Tim Barton. Julie's court was as follows: Senior attendant was Beth Starkey, escorted by Marty McCorkle. Junior attendant was Dianne Lutchka. escorted by Chris Latoz; Sophomore attendant was Kim Bates, escorted Terry Nigra; and the Freshman attendant was Mia Hubbard, escorted by Dave Milholland. Julie Ewing gets crowned as Sweetheart Queen by Miss McBride. Miss McBride is caught off guard by the photographer. Teresa Hamblin and Mike Fisher wait for the next slow dance. Penny Starkey whispers sweet nothings to her date James Langley. The Sweetheart Court: Marty McCorkle. Beth Starkey. Terry Nigra. Kim Bates. Tim Barton. Julie Ewing, Dave Milholland. Mia Hubbard. Chris Latoz. Dianne Lutchka. 21 Orange Crush Do you see any pictures of the imbecilic grandchildren? Dust waits for No Man! This ain't gonna work! 22 Rise my boy! CAST Brian Richter — Stanley Nichols Becky Latoz — Christine Nichols Angie Falletti — Peggy Nichols Ed VanDuyne — Bradely Norris Porter — Cyril B. Hoskins Millicent Tooker — Nora James Langley — Carl Henderson Mary Maskel — Prudence Harper Heather Michaels — Maude Dan Michaels — Mr. Ellerby Dorene Boland — Miss Jenkins Existentialism I'm not Mrs. Nichols Spring Fever? Robin Pierce and Jan Kielich grin when they think of graduations arrival. 24 Miss McBride is once again at the receiving end of the practical joke. 25 This one’s for you. Mr. Meharry looks interested with something at a football game. This page is for those who have added to the development of the students of W.H.S. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the teachers and staff for all their help and support. Mrs. Mayfield gives her comments at the sports banquet. Left: Mr. Watson escorts Robin Pierce down the aisle at the adult living wedding. Left: Mr. Tovey awards Conrad Smith with a plaque. Below: Mrs. Foyer gives a hand to the cheerleaders. Miss McBride is all punked out for spirit week. Time will reveal The Oueen and her court: Lori Torbit, Jim Stanton. 1983 Prom Queen. Julie Vilk. Norris Porter. Queen Becky Latoz. Greg Petticrew. Jan Kielick. Mickey Clay, and Jody Greer. Bob Taylor kept the prom going. Julie Hoskins. Cheryl Beauvois. and Amy Bates served refreshments. Becky Latoz and Norris Porter shared the Queen's dance while everyone watched. Lori Bozarth and Lisa Hart showed everyone how its done. 29 Roy Young and Lori Bozarlh enjoy each others company during a slow song. Jody Greer and her date. Mickey Clay, can't resist the romantic mood of the music. Kelli Cline lets her date have a souvenir from the Prom. The girls show off their garters . . and their legs. 30 The 1984 Prom Queen. Becky Latoz. Julie Vilk. the 1983 queen, presents Becky with her crown. Prom was truly special this year. The Junior Class put on a prom to be proud of. Instead of a live band Uncle Bob Taylor from DI02 came and acted as DJ for the night. It was a first for prom and everyone seemed to like it. Mid-evening the dresses began to show the legs with garters. A long line of girls and their dates cared out the annual garter removal. The boys gladly removed the garters from their dates legs to the cheers of others in the crowd. After the couples danced awhile longer the queen coronation was finally at hand. This year's queen. Becky Latoz was escorted by Norris Porter. This and all the other events of the evening made it a memorable night for all. 31 un) 1QJ?3P! J Janus Staff This year's Janus staff was very unique as far as yearbook goes. Each year deadlines come and go and are missed. This year the staff met each deadline with the help of sponsor Miss McBride and editor Lori Torbit. The rewards of meeting deadlines were much better that usual too. First, a pizza party at Miss McBrides house, and second a fantastic yearbook. The Janus staff made money throughout the year by selling football pins, key-chains. and patronages to make this an extra Special yearbook. Janus Staff: (front) Monica Sherman. Lisa Page. Debbie Roberts, Kelly Nightlinger. Charla Snook. Jacci Cravens, Cheryl Spickard. Gretchen Hurst. Cindy Linton, (back) Shelley Atwood. Ann Hawley. Traci Coleman. Candy Bertelli. Joel Gooch. Chris Gerrib. Shari Slazas. Tyranne O'Riley. Hannelore Weir. Lisa Torbit. Dan Michaels. Chris Moody. Miss McBride. Not Pictured: Lori Torbit. Michele Bayles. Angie Falletti. 36 Lori Torbit and Dana Williams make some big decisions. Staff members at a meeting learn how much fun yearbook can be. 37 Art Club 84 Mrs. Scarlett and the Art Club Officers kneeling: Traci Piatt and Kandi McElroy. Standing: Dana Williams. Joanne Starkey. Chris Moody. and Kim Salter. L to R kneeling: C. Pettigrew. K. Mayer. C. Snively. L. Bozarth, D. Miller. K. Potter. G. Miller. A. Bates. S. Sellers. H. Wilkus. Standing: J. Starkey. M. Brown. Mrs. Scarlett. C. Moody. T. Piatt. C. Bertelli. J. Nickolas. B. Yow. Q. Chung. C. Linton. S. Anderson. R. Young. J. Hart, K. Vandermeulen. J. Haluska. B. Miller. D. Williams. H. Miller. K. McElroy. T. Goble. T. Bell. W. Isenhower. F. Finney J. Price. J. Gooch, and R. Richards. Amy Bates had lots of fun on the trip. Julie Nickolas couldn't sit still during the Art Club trip. Quoc Chung relaxed surrounded by the beautiful scenery at the Botanical Gardens in St. Louis. Joel Gooch looked very scarry at the Halloween party. 39 Drama Club Drama Club: (front) Mary Loveles. Amy Bates. Millicent Tooker. Angie Falletti. Kandi McElroy. Becky Latoz. Tim Ritter. Michelle Conrad. Kristi Ferpotto. Jennifer Balsamello. (middle) Fleather Michaels. Rhonda Jones. Donna Carroll. Nancy Doggett. Dorene Boland. Cindy Poviliatis. Kelli Cline. Darren VanDuyn. (back) Mrs. Mayfield. Michelle Bayles. Tyranne O'Riley. Mary Maskel. Ed VanDuyn. Leslea Clem. Dan Michaels. Norris Porter. Drama Club Officers: President — Becky Latoz; Vice President — Norris Porter: Secretary — Angie Falletti. 40 41 Student Council officers: Pres. Brian Richter. Sec. Jody Greer. Vice Pres. Lisa Hart. Treas. Jenny Chittick. Co-Pres. D.L. Rolinitis. Freshman Representatives: Mike Rolinitis. Mike Maxwell. Amy Bates. Scott Hart, Eric Sloan. Junior officers: Front: Pres. Tyranne O’Riley. Sec. Angie Falletti. Back: Treas. Kandi McElroy. Vice Pres. Michelle Bayles. 42 Student Council 1st row: K. McElroy. L. Page. T. Howard. D. Williams. M. Conrad. J. Balsameilo. A. Bates. 2nd row: D. Lutchka. M. Bloomfield. T. Lynn. L. Bozarth. K. Salter. J. Chittick. T. O'Riley. L. Torbit. N. Porter. S. Hart. E. Sloan. M. Maxwell. 3rd row: M. Boblett. J. Hart. L. Hart. J. Greer. A. Falletti. B. Latoz. 4th row: D.L. Rolinitis. M. Bayles. C. Ekiss. J. Cravens. B. Richter, D. McMasters. D. Barnes. Sophomore officers: Pres. Kenny McAllister. Sec. Deanna McMasters. Treas. Missy Boblett. Vice Pres. Jennifer Balsameilo. Senior officers: Pres. Lisa Hart. Sec. Jody Greer. Treas. Lesley Page. Vice Pres. Lori Bozarth. 43 Spanish Club Spanish Club L to R: (front) Tyranne O’Riley, Traci Bell. Becky Latoz. Wayne Linn. Beth Linn. Traci Darnell, (back) Mrs. Spencer. Dorene Boland. Kurste Maddox. Cindy Poviliatis, Leslea Clem. Kristi Ferpotto. Dan Michaels. Donna Carroll. Linda Bennett. Theresa Lilley. Steven Scott. Officers: (front) Becky Latoz. Beth Linn, (back) Leslea Clem. Dan Michaels. Linda Bennett This year's Spanish Club has decided to put their Spanish enthusiasm in writing on shirts. Sponsor. Mrs. Spencer, helped the club raise funds by selling candy. The club puts its funds into buying their T-shirts with Spanish designs on them. Along with the Spanish Club goes Spanish food. The club enjoyed a big dinner at Pepe's with their extra cash. The foreign speakers of W.H.S. look forward to another year of fun for next year. 44 Medical Careers Officers: Kim Denton. Russell Miller. Doug Howard. Wayne Linn. Medical Careers members: (front) Michele Billings. Kim Denton. Tina Howard. Sponsor Mrs. Virostek. Diane Lutchka. Donna Miller, (middle) Lori Denton. Candy Philpot. Cindy Linton. Shelley Brown. Tori Morris. Kelli Cline. Beth Linn, (back) Denise Williams. Joe Carroll. Russell Miller. Doug Howard. Wayne Linn. 45 Future Homemakers of America FHA is always looking for ways to improve upon self-image as well as community involvement. For self-improvement FHA members had a Mary Kay consultant demonstrate facials and basic make-up. Cooking is a way of improving nutrition and the FHA helped sponsor a cookbook sale to raise funds for the sweetheart dance. The cookbook sales allowed the students to get sales experience. management skills and interact with community people. FHA MEMBERS From L to R. Top to Bottom 1st Julie Hoskins. Michelle Billings 2nd Becky Mollet. Lauri Miller. Tootie Hathaway. Candy Philpot. Lori Denton 3rd Tori Morris, Shelly Brown. Patsy Hume. Tricia Wood Announcing Sweetheart candidates Patsy Hume 1 v' m TICKET TAKERS Back turned watching the action Tori Morris. Carmellita Tooker is helping FHA OFFICERS, President Shelly Brown, Secretary Patsy Hume. Treasurer Tori Morris. Reporter Lauri Miller. Historian Tricia Wood Shorthand L to R: Mrs. Hill. Debbie White. Teresa Howard. Shari Slazas. Jacci Cravens, Millicent Tooker. and Charla Snook. National Secretaries Week In observance of Professional Secretaries Week, the advanced business students were given coursages. The shorthand and secretarial procedures classes were invited to a pizza party. Secretarial Procedures L to R: Beth Starkey. Lesley Page. Dianne Lutchka. Heather Michaels, and Lori Bozarth. Jeff Scott. Chris Latoz. Norris Porter, and Eric Sloan wait for their next move. Becky Latoz concentrates while conducting the band. Michelle Brown poses with a smile. The trumpets perform the opening number. 1st row Left to Right A. Moretto. C. Povialitis. N. Porter. D. Whimpey. P. Cobble. N. Doggett. B. Latoz. L. Page. C. King. 2nd row L. Clem. K. Ferpotto. P. Hathaway. C. Beauvois. T. Ritter. J. Balsamello. M. Bobblett. J. Hoskins. D. Boland. J. Carter. L. Adkins. 3rd row D. Williams. K. Maskel. D.L. Rolinitis. C. Gerrib. B. King. E. Van Duyne. K. Cline. T. O'Riley. K. McElroy. L. Sykes. T. Ronk. 4th row C. Gallez. C. McDowell. M. Maskel. T. Burch. G. Watts. C. Gallion. D. Cross. M. Foyer. J. Brown. 5th row M. Elsberg. J. Price. G. Tinder, M. Shingle. P. Michaels. K. Maddox. P. McQueen. 6th row C. Snively. K. Howard. S. Slazas. M. Brown. S. O’Banion. This year’s Marching Tigers may not have won any contests but the enthusiasm was still there. The Marching Tigers went to six contests including ones at Eastern Illinois University. Illinois State, and the University of Illinois. The band also participated in the annual Labor Day Parade and the home football games. This year the band consisted of 69 members. The drum majors were Senior. Becky Latoz and Junior. Nancy Doggett. The Marching Tigers 49 Concert Band Concert Band: (row I) M. Boblett. B. Latoz. K. Fer-potto. T. Lewis. T. O'Riley, N. Doggett, C. Beauvois, (row 2) J. Balsamello. L. Clem, K. McElroy. S. Slazas, C. King. P. Cobble. K. Maskel. M. Foyer. T. Ferpotto, D. L. Rolintis. P. Juilianne. T. Lilley. C. Povialitis. D. Boland. T. Hathaway. A. Morretto, K. Maddox, (row 3) K. Cline. L. Sykes. C. Gerribb. J. Carter. L. Page. K. Bennett. M. Shingle. G. Tinder. P. Michaels. J. Price. C. McDowell. J. Brown. M. Rolintis. D. Cross, T. Ritter. D. VanDuyne. M. Maskel. C. Gallion. G. Watts. T. Burch. E. VanDuyne. B. King (standing) C. Latoz. N. Porter. Mr. Marion. D. Whimpey, J. Scott. E. Sloan. M. Hughes. B. Whiles. Concert Band members participated in the Vermilion County Concert: (above) Ed Van Duyne. (top left) Norris Porter, (lower left) Becky Latoz. Shari Slazas and Kandi McElroy. (below) Leslie Clem and Kristie Ferpotto. These members were selected for their individual talents to participate. Chorus members at All County. The sopranoes carry the melody. Ed and Darren add their voices to the other singers at the All County concert. Chorus 1st Row: Laura Miller. Christianna Gallez. Angie Moretto. Wendy Kocher. Leslea Clem. Shelley Evans. Maria Adams. Patsy Hume, Lori Denton. 2nd Row: Sherry Bays. Kursti Maddox. Monique Elsberg. Jackie Jerue. Jody Kuchefski. Cindy Povilitis. Mary Maskel. Lori Sykes. 3rd Row: Julie Hoskins. Cindy King. Shelby Carrigan. Chad Pridemore. Mike Medley. Mike Fisher. Greg Tinder. Ed Brown. Gene Watts. Darren VanDuyn. Majorettes The majorettes were the grand finale at the home Basketball games. ■ The Majorettes for 1983-84 were Carrie Snively. Shari Slazas. Michelle Brown, and Sherrie O’Banion. Kim Howard is not pictured. Seniors Shari Slazas and Kim Howard perform in a duet at the Vermilion County Tournament. Pep Band Celebration.” The H and Can't Let Go” are songs that W .H.S.’s pep ban The band kept everyone’s halftime of the boys baske| played at the Ve Tigers Pep Band was also nish Lever , a tew of the many played this year. irit up during the II games. They also nty Tournament. The te to have been asked to show-off their talents at a Danville Area Community College basketball game At Ha The band keeps the basketball players going during the pregame warmups. Library Help Standing L to R: Bob Yow. Bill Cottrell. Kevin Howard. Brian Richter. Dave Whimpey. Sean Anderson. Ken Vandermuelen. Norris Porter. Mrs. Smith. Sitting: Heather Michaels. Michele Miller. Shelly Evans. Joel Gooch. Kim Denton. Kim Bates. Kitchen Help Julie Ewing. Joe Sabalaskey. Carrie Snively. Office Help L to R: Missy Bloomfield. Darren Van Duyne. Lesley Page. Beth Starkey. Joel Gooch. Debbie Stark. Chris Atwood. Mia Hubbard. Quoc Chung. Joe Sabalaskey. Sean Anderson. Eric Anderson. Denise Williams. Amy Denton. Sherry Lynn. Stacey Sexton. Dianne Lutchka. Jets Standing: L. to R. Rhonda Jones. Janies Langley. Dana Williams. Mary George. Brian Lawlyes, Joe Chumas. Chris Latoz. Sitting: Becky Latoz. Norris Porter. Owls Front: Jody Greer. Lesley Page. Jenny Chittick. Tammi Lynn. Lori Bozarth. Kim Salter. D.L. Rolinitis. Quoc Chung. Middle: Lisa Hart. Becky Latoz. Cathy Lutchka. Lisa Torbit. Rhonda Jones. Elizabeth Linn, Eric Anderson. David Whimpey. Chris Latoz. Back: Teresa Howard. Norris Porter. Dana Williams. Lori Torbit. Brian Richter. Brian Lawlyes. Brian King. Jeff Peelman, Joe Sabalaskey. aMHOMV 55 National Honor Society Left to right (front) Deanna McMasters. Lisa Torbit. Hannalore Weir. Angie Falletti. Lori Bozarth. Beth Linn. Rhonda Jones. Shelley Sanks. Becky Latoz (middle) Todd Burch. Joe Sabalousky. Conrad Smith. Chris Gerrib. Chris Latoz. Quoc Chung. Norris Porter, Brian Richter. Brian King. Brian Lawless, (back) John Payne. Jerry Baity. Lisa Hart. Theresa Howard. Tim Ferpotto. Heather Michaels. D.L. Rolintis. Lori Torbit. Sean Wilkus. Dana Williams. Mr. Vilk introduces the speakers at the gp National Honor Society Banquet. Above: Members of the National Honor Society listen to the guest speaker. Left: Lori Torbit receives her certificate of membership at the awards ceremony. 56 Newspaper Standing: Paula Chiarmello. Lori Sykes. Mrs. Brown. Lisa Torbit. Hannelore Weir. Tina Pierce. Julie Carter, Lori Denton. Michelle Billings. Kneeling: Tammy Ronk. Becky Latoz. Missy Boblett. Nancy Doggett. Kandi McElroy. Tracy Bell. Millicent Tooker. Darryl Stonebraker. The staff works together to make their deadlines. Despite the small staff, the newspaper staff accomplished much this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Brown and Co-editors Kandi McElroy and Nancy Doggett. many changes were accomplished by the staff. Money was raised by selling candy, posters, and stickers so the newspapers could be given away instead of the usual 25 fee. Hope of raising enough money to buy equipment to update the newspaper is a major goal set for the staff. Everyone receives the fundraising candy support the paper. Football: 1983 With a fairly rough season, the Westville Tigers continued on their quest for a victory. The team captains — Sean Wilkus. Jeff Peelman. and David Ames — were the leading force of this years teams. Second year coach. Greg Pohlman. kept spirits up and tried to boost team morale. The tigers, even with an unwinning 0-9 record, kept the tiger pride alive for another year. 60 f I Varsity L to R: Greg Dandurand. Jeff Price. Terry Howell, Russell Miller. Ken Vandermeulen. Jay VanDuyne. Jim Gibson. Doug Howard. Mike Vaughn. Jody Barton. Rob Gill. Ken McAllister, Darren Stokes. Buddy King. Coach Whitacre. Rick Finney. D.L. Rolinitus. Bob Yow, David Ames. Jeff Peelman. Joel Gooch. Matt Waclaw. Sean Wilkus. Eric Reuther. Eric Anderson, Mike Jeffers. Chad Pridemore, Jeff Vecellio. Coach Tovey. Coach Smith. Jeff Montegomery. Jerry Johnson. Damon Cross. James Langely. Roy Tibbets. Jason Hartman. Dave Whimpey. Bill Cottrell. Tony Barrett. Rob Henry. Sean Anderson. Chris McDowell. Tim Ferpotto. Coach Pohlman 61 62 Sophomore Football L to R: (front) Buddy King. Jeff Price. Russell Miller. Jody Barton. Rob Gill. Ken McAllister. Darren Stokes (back) Coach Whitacre. Ken Vandermeulen. Jim Gibson. Jay VanDuyn. Doug Howard. Mike Vaughn. Terry Howell. Coach Smith The junior varsity and frosh-soph football teams brought hope to the football department this year. Coach Smith and Coach Whitacker led the Tigers to a 3-6 season for the J.V. squad, and an equally impressive record for the frosh-soph squad. Throughout the year the underclass teams continued with hard practices and determined efforts to improve for their game. The work was greatly appreciated by the fans and all supporters of the fighting Westville Tigers. Freshman Football: (bottom L to R) Bobby Potter. Butch Reffett. Brent Sapp. Chris Ffilligoss. Bobby Whiles. Eric Williams. John Osborne (2nd row) Kevin Floward. Mike Bryant. Eric Sloan. Stan Rakausky. Tommy Floward. Jeff Brooks. Bill Lattrell (3rd row) Coach Whitacre. James Bertschi. Scott Hart. David Hall. Mike Maxwell. Chuck Sergent. Todd Maxwell. Joe Bednar. Mike Rolinitis. Matt Dudley. Coach Smith 63 Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball team ended the season with a record of 6-14 this year. Even though the regular season was a bit of a disappointment the team played tough all year. They made it to the second round of the regionals but fell short of the mark. The MVP this year was Tyranne O’Riley. The captains for the varsity team this season were Shari Slazas and Kim Denton. Varsity: (bottom) mgr.. Cindy Poviliatis. Mary Maskel. Mrs. Birkey. Beth Starkey. Teresa Lewis, mgr. Christianna Gallez. (middle) Kari Harris. Chris Bayuk. Diane Lutchka. Kim Denton. Tina Howard, (top) Tyranne O'Riley. Jacci Cravens. Shari Slazas. 64 J.V.: (bottom) mgr. Cindy Poviliatis. Tootie Hathaway. Christianna Gallez. (middle) Stacey Sexton. Cindy King. Cathy Montgomery. Dorene Boland. Kurste Maddox. Mrs. Birkey, (top) Bridgette Farrell. Kathy Maskel. Karen Potter. Michele Foyer. Donna Miller. 65 Boy's Cross Country '83 This year the Boy's Cross Country team had a really good year. They finished second at the Vermilion County meet. They also won the Come Back Award and finished seventh out of a field of 28 at the St. Joe Spartan Classic meet. Chris Latoz was awarded the Most Valuable Runner award at the Athletic Banquet. Chris was also named a member of the All Conference team. Conrad Smith and Chris Latoz were both named to the All Squad with Tim Ritter receiving an Honorable mention. Kneeling: Joe Brown. Tim Ritter. Mike Conrad. Mike Schin-gel. Standing: Chris Latoz. Quoc Chung. Coach Mayfield. Norris Porter, and Conrad Smith. 66 Girl’s Cross Country The Team L. to R.: Teresa Howard, Heather Michaels, Pam Micheals, Lisa Hart, Coach Mayfield. Shelly Sanks, Rhonda Jones, Donna Carroll, and Becky Latoz. This year’s Cross Country team was made up of a group of real dedicated athletes. Some of the girls were in Cross Country so they could build their endurance for other sports like basketball and track. The girls felt that running would be good exercise and a lot of fun. This year the captain of the team was Becky Latoz. The team’s small size limited the amount of meets they ran in but Lisa Hart managed to be named a member of the All County squad. 67 L. to R. Back: Coach Pohlman. Richard Finney. Greg Danderand. Eric Bennett. Joel Gooch. Sean Wilkus. David Whimpey, Damon Corss. David Ames, Don Jeffers. Jeff Montgomery. Mark Dami-lano. Henry Wilkus. Middle: Jeff Wilkus. David Finney. Tom Howard. Tim Ferpotto. Russell Miller. Jeff Vecellio. Quoc Chung. Tom Noble. Front: Cindy Hall. Tammy Ronk. Lori Sykes. Shelly Brown. Gina Mayberry. The Wrestling Tigers had a really good season this year. They won the regional and county Crowns and were in a three way tie for the Wau-seca Conference title. The highlight of their season was placing second in a double A tournament at Urbana. The Tigers weren't in the state rankings during the season but finished as a member of the Elite Eight. This is an outstanding accomplishment because that is the highest any wrestling team from Westville has ever placed. Varsity Henry Wilkus 14-14-0 Quoc Chung 9-9-0 Greg Danderand 14-8-0 Richard Finney 28-10-0 Don Jeffers 24-14-0 Mark Damilano 17-15-1 Jeff Montgomery 12-21-0 Eric Bennett 37-5-0 Joel Gooch 31-5-2 Sean Wilkus 43-0-0 Mike Woolley 6-15-0 David Ames 30-7-1 Damon Cross 22-17-1 Junior Varsity Tim Ferpotto 0-4-0 Robert Henry 0-6-0 Jeff Vecellio 1-3-0 David Whimpey 1-3-0 Tom Noble 0-0-0 Russell Miller 0-0-0 David Finney 0-1-0 Jeff Wilkus 3-8-0 Tom Howard 1-0-0 Team Record I 7-5 Regional Champs County Champs Elite Eight State Record Tied — Westville vs. Pairs 72-0 68 Our Champ Two time state champ. The highlight of the entire season was Sean Wilkus's magnificent performance that weekend of the 23 and 24 at the Champaign Assembly Hall. Wilkus. seeking his second state crown, looked unbeatable in his first match against David Willey from Byron High School where he scored a state record breaking score of 20-4 quarterfinal decision. In the semi-final match 6.000 people were dazzled as Wilkus scored a 18-4 decision over David Horner of Triad to place him. for the second year in a row. in the state finals match. Sean faced Kevin Jung of Anna-Jonesburg for the Championship of the I 55 pound class. In 2:35 Wilkus pinned Jung to the amazement of the 8.000 some odd people in attendence breaking the old state record of 2:55. Becoming the only two time state champion in the history of Westville High School and ending his tremendous four years of wrestling. m 70 Top to bottom: Shelley Brown, Cindy Hall, Gina Mayberry. Left: Tammy Ronk. Right: Lori Sykes. Shelley Brown starts a cheer for her favorite wrestler. The wrestlerettes keep the wrestlers going during the meets. 71 The Fall Athletic Banquet 72 « Mr. Pohlman gives the senior football players awards for their efforts during the season. Stacey Sexton smiles after she receives her volleyball award. Mrs. Birkey presents the senior volleyball players with certificates of recognition. Mr. Watson tries to explain one of his jokes while he MC's the ceremonies. Mr. Pohlman acknowledged the efforts put forth by the Senior football players. Lisa Hart receives a trophy for her outstanding contributions to the cross country team. The Cross Country boys were given praise by Coach Mayfield for their accomplishments during the season. The Cross Country girls are commended for their active participation during the season. Mrs. Birkey gives Mrs. Foyer recognition for her help with the volleyball team. Golf The team L to R: Todd Burch. David Milholland. Kyle Huber, John Payne. Joe Sabalaskey. Dan Michaels. John Hart, and Chris Gerrib. It was a very trying year for the Golf team. They had a duel triangular meet record of 0-13. They finished ahead of Villa Grove in the Schlarman Invitational, but behind all others. (The yearbook staff has it from an inside source that they are trying to schedule more meets against Villa Grove next year.) Coach Langston is optimistic about next year's team because all the members of this year’s team will be able to come back as juniors and seniors. 1983 Golf Team Coach Mike Langston Juniors Joe Sabalaskey John Payne David Milholland Chris Gerrib Sophomores Kyle Huber Todd Burch John Hart Dan Michaels 74 Intramural Basketball John Hubbard and Mike Jeffers dribble down the floor. Dave Millholand gets ready for a free shot. Intramural basketball at W.H.S. (left) Joel. Bobby, and Mike watch for the rebound, (lower left) Coach Pohlman and Mr. Tovey referee the games, (below) The action on the courts gets intense before the pass is made. Intramural basketball took place during homeroom. It offered a chance for everyone to participate in competitive basketball. Basketball: Varsity Roy Young concentrates on the shot. Varsity basketball is one of the major prides of Westville High. This year’s team continued the winning spirit. With a successful 16-10 record, the tigers pushed their way through a tough year. The high point of the season came with the winning of our third consecutive Vermilion County Tournament. After that the tigers continued their streak by winning the first two games of the Regional Tournament. Unfortunately Chrisman stopped the team before we could capture the title. This year's team was very successful in its efforts. With a dedicated coach and hard-working players next year’s team will hopefully be just as good. Varsity Basketball: L to R (front) mgr. G. Juris. T. Barrett. K. Huber. J. Sabalaskey. K. Vandermulen. S. Anderson. D.L. Rolinitis. N. Porter, mgr. R. Burris, (back) Coach Hardy. T. Burch. R. Tibbetts. E. Anderson. R. Young. T. Barney. J. Hartman. C. Smith. Coach Chandler 77 Eric Anderson tips it up for the tigers during the regular season home game against Schlarman. The Tiger mascot leads the fans in a cheer for the Tigers. Norris Porter leads the tigers down the floor during one of the games of the Vermilion County Tournament. 79 Basketball: J.V. and Freshman Bottom row, left to right: Manager Roger Burris. John Hart. Ken McAllister. Buddy King. Chris Gallion. Kyle Huber, and Manager Greg Juris. Top row. left to right: Ken Vadermeulen. Kevin Bishop. Todd Burch. Joe Carroll. Gary Cheesman. Jerry Beckley. Tony Barney, and Coach Mike Chandler. Bottom row. left to right: Bobby Potter. Jamie Henson. Bill Lattrell. Eric Williams. Steven Sellers. Keith Hughes. Manager Roger Burris. Middle row. left to right: Todd Maxwell. Mike Rolinitis. Mike Conrad. Pete Charles. Chris Hilligoss. Bobby Carnaghi. and Scott Hart. Bottom row. left to right: Mike Shingle. Chuck Sergeant. Joe Brown. Tony Barney. Tad Goble. Jeff Brooks. Eric Sloan, and David Hall. 80 - 81 Chris Hilligoss concentrates on his next move. Scott Hart and Bill Lattrell wait for their turn on the floor. Girls Basketbal Varsity: (front) Heather Michaels. Donna Carroll. Lisa Hart. Karen Potter. Diane Lutchka. (back) Asst. Coach Dreama Spisok. Teresa Howard. Shelly Sanks. Tyranne O’Riley. Kari Harris. Mary Maskel. Michele Foyer. Rhonda Jones. Coach Mayfield. J.V.: (front) Christianna Gallez. Cindy King. Linda Bennett, Tootie Hathaway. Karen Potter. Amy Denton. Sherry Lynn, Jackie Jerue. (back) Kim Billot. Missy Boblett. Kathy Maskel. Stacey Sexton, Pam Michaels. Michele Foyer. Paula Chiarmello. Kathy Montgomery. Traci Bell. Coach Dreama Spisok. 82 Diane Lutchka looks for someone to pass to. V Teresa Howard gets ready to start the play. VARSITY The lady tiger basketball team had a season record of 6 wins and 16 losses. Though the record was disappointing to the team and the fans, it was rebuilding year with a new coach and many positive aspects emerged. According to Coach Mayfield. The entire team was very dedicated and worked hard all year. I feel that the hard work will show up next year. The biggest problem facing us next year will be replacing the seniors who displayed outstanding leadership. The captains of this year’s team were Teresa Howard. Shelly Sanks and Lisa Hart. JR. VARSITY Determination, enthusiasm, and team work was the key to success for the J.V. lady tigers. IB-5 record. The J.V. lost to 2 non-conference and 3 conference teams, but came back and beat the conference teams the second time around. With the large number of freshman on the squad we were able to schedule two freshman games with Danville, which the Tigers won both 32-22 and 39-35. Captains for the J.V. were Karen Potter and Michele Foyer. Team captain. Lisa Hart, gives directions to the team. Dianne Lutchka and Kari Harris hustle down the floor. Shelly Sanks concentrates on her free shot while the team gets ready for the rebound. 83 The boys tiger track team made up of many talented individuals had a very successful season this year. Senior cinderman. Norris Porter, was named captain with juniors D.L. Polinitis and Chris Latoz as co-captains. The track team acquired the 1st place title in Vermilion County for the 2nd straight year. Another outstanding record was broken this year by Sean Anderson. Kyle Huber, Norris Porter and D.L. Rolinitis. These 4 made up the 1600 meter relay and broke the previous school record. Chris Latoz moves ahead in the race. Tiger Track D.L. Rolinitis vaults up and over. Front: E. Anderson. C. Gerribb. C. Smith. R. Young. C. Latoz. D.L. Rolinitis. N. Porter, Q. Chung. K. Vandermulen. (middle) T. Mayfield. J. Langley. J. Bednar. M. Rolinitis. S. Anderson. E. Sloan. E. Williams. T. Ritter, B. Lattrell. H. Ewing. V. Mayberry. D. VanDuyne. (back) Coach Tovey. M. Conrad. J. Brown. M. Maxwell. D. Hall. D. Whimpey. T. Burch. K. Huver. H. Miller, G. Setzer, Coach Marriage. 84 Donna Carroll pushes herself until the finish. Girl’s Track 1984 Girls track L to R Front: Teresa Howard. Shelly Sanks. Becky Latoz. Carmelita Tooker. Donna Carroll. Cheryl Beauvois. Penny Starkey. Back: Coach Spisok. Coach Birkey. Kathy Maskel. Mary Maskel. Kari Harris. Michele Foyer. Stacey Sexton. Tori Morris, and Mary Lovelace. Paula Chiarmello tries to breakaway from the pack. Girl s Softball Bottom row, L to R: Lori Bozarth. Lisa Page, Missy Creviston, Donna Miller. Bridgette Farrell. Jennifer Balsamello. and Tootie Hathaway. Top row: Coach Greg Pohlman. Mary George. Millicent Tooker. Karen Potter. Cindy King. Susan Blakeney. Heather Michaels. Dianne Lutchka. Pam Michaels. Cathy Lutchka. Cathy Montgomery. Cheryl Johnson. Michelle Miller. Amy Denton, and Amy Bates. Coach Pohlman sizes up the situa tion. %JSPS£� '„ Pitcher Pam Michaels gets ready to throw her famous curve ball. Karen Potter concentrates on getting a home run as her turn at the plate comes up. 86 Karen Potter in action during a Georgetown-Westville game. Karen Potter and the second base umpire wait for the game to continue on. Donna Miller winds up as she gets ready to pitch a strike. . ■■■i Two Westville players line up for their turn at bat. 87 Baseball 84 I L to R: (front) B. King, C. Hilligoss. R. Weisser. D.L. Rolinitis. J. Johnson. K. Howard. T. Ferpotto. J. Hubbard. J. Haugen, (middle) C. Sergeant. C. Gallion. B. Yow. G. Jurriss. D. Cross. D. Michaels. D. Millholand. E. Williams, (back) Mr. Whitacher. T. Barney. T. Burch. J. Sabolousky. B. Cottrell. M. Waclaw. J. Hartman. R. Tibbetts. J. Hall. T. Sinks. 88 Left: The tigers dugout during a game and its many personalities. Below: Team Members watch as Joe Hall makes the catch. 89 Pride inside! 'I What could Hannelore Weir and Lisa Torbit be talking about? The freshman class at a pep assembly give their cheer of eighty-five, eighty-five, eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty-five. Jenny must be up to something by the look in her eye. Something more interesting caught Carmalita's eye. 90 Left: Tyranne O’Riley and Wendy Nightlinger at a football game. Below: Fans watch a basketball game. Mark King and Jody Barton wonder what they did this time to get themselves into trouble. Cheerleaders Below Varsity Cheerleaders: L to R. Michelle Bayles. Laura Bozarth, Angie Falletti. Kim Salter. Jenny Chittick. Top: Jody Greer. Bottom: Tammi Lynn. 92 The Varsity Cheerleaders cheer the Tigers onto a victory at the Vermilion County Tournament. 93 Freshman Cheerleaders Top to Bottom: Missy Gabehart. Amy Bates. Amy Butts. Left: Gail Miller. Right: Cheryl Beau-vois. 94 Pompettes 95 98 99 100 102 103 1. Carole Spencer 2. George Marion 3. Jacqueline Smith 4. Carolyn Scarlett 104 Lori Adkins Shelly Atwood Tony Barney Amy Bates Sherri Bayes Cheryl Beauvois Joseph Bednar Traci Bell Linda Bennett James Bertshi Julia Biczkowski Kimberly Bitto Dorene Boland Troy Brewer Jeff Brooks Joe Brown Michele Brown Mike Bryant Roger Burris Amy Butts Bobby Carnaghi Vickie Chapman Pete Charles Paula Chiarmello Leslea Clem Michael Conrad Brian Craig Patricia Crowley Donald Delva Ronald Delva Amy Denton David Devins Susie Dickson John Dudley Henry Ewing Kristie Ferpotto 108 David Finney Nancy Fleetwood Missy Gabehart Christianna Gallez Tamara Guiliana Tad Goble Cindy Flail David Flail Teresa IHamblin Scott Hart Lenny Hartley Patricia Hathaway Troy Hathaway Michael Henry Jamie Henson Chris Hilligoss Julie Hoskins Kevin Howard Tom Howard Tracy Howard Mia Hubbard Keith Hughes Michael Hughes Michele Jacobson Mark King Suzanne Knight Bill Lattrell Robert LeLoup Theresa Lilley Mary Loveless Sherry Lynn Cressa Mack Kurste Maddox Michael Maxwell Todd Maxwell Kathleen Mayer 109 Margaret! Mayer Synthia Mayer Paula McQueen Gail Miller Laura Miller Wendy Kocher Kathy Mollet Cathy Montgomery Chris Moody Robert Onley John Osborne Michael Osborne Carl Parson Cindy Pettigrew Bobby Potter Jayson Potter Cynthia Poviliatis Theresa Puskac Bradley Rakausky Stanley Rakausky George Reffett Timothy Ritter Michael Rolinitis Brenda Sager Brent Sapp Michael Schingel Steven Scott Steve Sellers Charles Sergent Stacy Sexton Monica Sherman Eric Sloan Penny Spickard Penny Starkey Darryl Stonebraker Darren VanDuyn 110 Randy Wagoner Robert Weiser Robert Whiles Henry Wilkus Jeff Wilkus Michelle Winkler Latricia Woods Eric Williams Mike Woolley Judy Young Not pictured: Tammy Foster Sherry Hall Anthony Justece Regina Mayberry 111 Jerry Baity Jennifer Balsamello Dawn Barnett Daniel Bartley Jody Barton Kim Bates Jerry Beckley Angela Bertelli Michele Billings Kevin Bishop Susan Blakeney Melissa Boblett Sherri Brewer Shelly Brown Opal Browning Todd Burch Joseph Carroll Julie Carter Gary Cheesman Marianne Chrostowski Michelle Conrad Mark Damilano Lori Denton Ramona Edward Monque Elsberg Eddie Engle Chuck Falletti Bridgett Farrell Michele Foyer Joy Freed Chris Gallion Anthony Geisert James Gibson Robert Gill David Hamblin Tracy Hancock 114 John Hart Ann Hawley Douglas Howard Terry Howell Hohn Hubbard Debra Huber Kyle Huber Patsy Hume Donald Jeffers Jackie Jerue Buddy King Cindy King Jody Kuchefski David Lindsley Wayne Linn Cynthia Linton Amanda Lyons Mary Long Kathleen Maskel Roberta Mayer Kenny McAllister Deena McMasters Pamela Michaels Donna Miller Harry Miller Michelle Miller Russell Miller Angie Moretto Tori Morris Julie Nicholas Kerry Nightlinger Wendy Nightlinger Richard Onley Candice Philpot Karen Potter Randy Powell 115 Jeff Price Mike Puskac Paul Reed John Roman! Tammy Ronk Greg Setser Dawnitta Smith David Snyder Darren Stokes David Straughn Lori Sykes Edward Terry Greg Tinder Carmelita Tooker Ken Vandermeulen Jay VanDuyne Mike Vaughn Don Washkowiak Denise Willians Christian Wright Not pictured: Richard Betout April Ewing Glen Foster Steve Hardy Lester Johnson Troy Johnson Mark King Dan Michaels Tom Noble Carrie Snively Melody Tuggle Joey White 116 I ' Maria Adams Sean Anderson Rick Baity Tony Barrett Michelle Bayles Teresa Beauvois Eric Bennett Kevin Bennett Brian Bergloff Candy Bertelli Melissa Bloomfield Ed Brown David Browning Shelby Carrigan Donna Carroll Greg Caudill Karissa Ceader Marilyn Ceader Dennis Chapman Quoc Chung Patty Cobble Allen Cockrell Tracy Coleman Lisa Cook 120 Bill Cottrell Missy Creviston Damon Cross Nancy Doggett Tim Erwin Shelly Evans Angie Falletti Tim Ferpotto Richard Finney Mary George Chris Gerrib Pauline Guiliana Joe Hall Jerry Haluska Steven Hardy Kari Harris Jason Hartman Robert Henry Lou Ann Huff Amanda Isaacson Jerry Johnson Rhonda Jones Greg Juris James Langley 121 Chris Latoz Elizabeth Linn Cathy Lutchka Dianne Lutchka Mary Maskel Chris McDowell Kandi McElroy Michael Medley David Milholland Sherry O'Banion Tyranne O’Riley John Payne Trena Piatt Tina Pierce Chad Pridemore Rex Richards Rob Richards Darrell Rolinitis Joseph Sabalaskey Jeff Scott Tim Sinkes Wade Spezia Joann Starkey Anglea Stuebe 122 Larry Wyer Dawn Wright Jeff Vecillio Lorie Sykes Roy Tibbetts Lisa Torbit Edward VanDuyne Gene Watts Melissa Weidenburner Hannelore Weir David Whimpey Scott Winters Cheryl Wolfe Not Pictured: Greg Dandurand Kim Delp Charlene Ekiss Denise Farrell Jeff Johnson Tracy Johnson Teresa Lewis Jeff Montegomery Carol Watts 123 dfyuAa afyrw cnfjjJv Jo kn BunCtng p «yb Qj nuJi) JL jb CLn a, (% . a toxu QoaauJZJ? tyo. Kajk HolooacI C.yXjtAjidu' fy[OMt a Jdtb JWty HaJUL t Jhd ft. %trxA - MickelZn Moo ie 'T ujCaJi o£h si$ 2?Zc sdlc«- . yh i K. ?7?tcAaeJ 2S Kelty Nig fitting QA. OwTU tTi3 jC 2 0 lZ r S CC L itb OjUIM Pi l OJT ato i ai uP Cindy Pu cac Suo 5W$W. PhyLLu SchMideA OjL HJL )jL Kx±iL 'IfioAUvMZ Siam ffl ocJLaJ) tO'jJuui Qdsrui C XjbLu rn 3 _a Not Pictured: Scott Atkinson Dena Barnes Kenton Cappello Carl Cline Lynne Devors Kenneth Flynn Angela French Christy Rudd Mark Smiley Conrad Smith Danny Stevens Awards Top 10 I. Norris Porter Becky Latoz 3. Sean Wilkus 4. Dana Williams 5. Brian Richter 6. Brian King 7. Brian Lawlyes 8. Lisa Hart 9. Roy Young 10. Lori Torbit Dana Williams receives her Top Ten medal. Becky Latoz. DAR and Norris Porter. SAR. Lori Torbit received the American Legion award. 132 Mike Jeffers. Norris Porter, and Shelley Sanks were awarded the Woman’s Club Scholarship awards. The boy recipient of the American Legion Award is Norris Porter. The winner of the L.C.W. Alison Award for 1984 is Becky Latoz. 133 Campus Leaders '84 Jenny Chittick and Teresa Howard. Joe Ottino Sportsmanship Award 138 Salutatorian JUINL. and Valedictorian :30 P.M. Graduation What could Tom Barney. Eric Anderson, and David Ames be thinking of? Lori Torbit receives the Good Girl Citizen Award. Tom Barney escorts Chris Bayuk in the procession. 140 141 o vour yL EARL GAUDIO AND SONS INC. 1644 Georgetown Rd. Danville ZODIAC 22 Hair Designers 2917 N. Vermillion LINDA LYNNS STYLING SALON 27 Maplewood. Danville 443-4963 In The Village Mall 443-6112 HARDESTY MOBILE STATION 801 S. State St. Westville. IL Owner: Paula Peelman 267-7632 • GOOD SPORTS VW GOOD SPORTS WESTVILLE 5 t-$l.00 STORE Westville. IL Good Luck Tigers VILLAGE MALL TOWNE CENTRE 2817 N VERMILION rS ' ’ 2 E MAIN DANVILLE. IL 61832 DANVILLE. IL 61832 PHONE (217)442-2376 PHONE (217) 446-8372 HILLBILLY MEAT SHOP OWNER MQR. 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