Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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Not only fast, but good looking cars, trucks and jeeps seem to give their owners all a feeling of satisfaction. Most everyone by their Junior year has completed Drivers Ed. and finally reached the long wait at turning sixteen. At a glance the guys have the fast cars with the big tires and the 3 cylinders with 350 engines, and the girls are put in the small, cute little 4 cylinder cars. When it comes to cars, the fun usually comes after school and on the weekends. After school you can hear the loud stereos screaming from the student parking lot clear to Georgetown Road. When the weekend finally rolls around. Main Street seems to be the HOT SPOT for showing off everyones Pride and Joy, being anywhere from a small blue bug to a sleek and shiny Trans Am. No matter the style, size, or shape of the car. at the age we're at now. each of us is proud to say. That’s My Car! Heres just a couple of the rough riders jeeps up on the

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— I wonder who this hot. little blue number belongs too??? Top: The new '86. sleek, blue Trans Am. owner. Mike Bryant, seems to be ideal for him. Left: Proud owner. Tommy Howard, posses in front of his little Pride and Joy. Right: Penny ’87 is happy to say. Thats My Car! Bottom-. The quick small, yellow TR 7 proud owner looks to be Brian Craig.

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16 Bucket The streak was dissolved, the losing streak that is. The Tigers put together a victory over the Georgetown-Ridgefarm Buffaloes to end a four-year losing streak in the annual Coal Bucket game. At the end of the third quarter, it looked as if the Tigers were going to lose another Coal Bucket. But midway through the fourth quarter, sophomore quarterback. Jim Jacobs, threw a pass to senior Scott Hart to bring the Tigers back into the game. The Buffaloes couldn’t move the ball against the strong defense of the Tigers and were forced to punt. Senior Roger Jones returned the punt seventeen yards to spark the Tigers next, and possibly their final, drive of the game. Then with seventeen seconds left to play, quarterback Jim Jacobs once again connected a pass to Scott Hart to put the Tigers ahead 12-7. Junior John Slazas accounted for three interceptions in the game. The last sounds of the game mingled together through the crowd. 10-9-8-7-6-5 ... Tears began to fall, and the crowd started to roar 4-3-2-I. We did it! and The Coal Bucket is coming home! were just a few of the remarks flying through the air as the team and the crowd gathered on the field. As the field began to clear, the team and the coaches gathered on the field for their victory picture. It definitely was not a quiet night in West-ville. The members of the Varsity Tigers surrounded the Coal Bucket after a stunning win over the Georgetown- Buffaloes