Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

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Cindy Povilitis Anne Gilbreth Gerald Shelto Mr. Gilbreth Leslea Clem Mrs. Gilbreth Amy Latoz Carl Enchelmeyer Larry Bobby Geisert Joe Scales Jennifer Page Mrs. Fitzgerald Wesley Miller Dr. Burton Dorene Boland . . . . Martha Gilbreth Kristi Ferpotto . Ernestine Gilbreth Todd Magruder . . . . Frank Gilbreth Chad Edwards ... Jackie Gilbreth Christy Denton Lillian Gilbreth Rick Debarba Bill Gilbreth John Tosh Dan Gilbreth Darren VanDuyn . . Fred Gilbreth Prompter . Tanya VanCamp Stage Manager . Michelle Moody Lights . . . . Frank Gabehart Video Sean Mikels Director Mrs. Smail Top: Sitting L to R: Cindy Povilitis. Leslea Clem. Kristi Ferpotto. Dorene Boland. Todd Magruder. Darren VanDuyn. Standing L to R: Tanya VanCamp. Carl Enchelmeyer. Rich DeBarba. Jenni fer Page. Gerald Shelto. Amy Lato. John Tosh. Frank Gabehart. Mrs. Smail. Bobby Geisert. Chad Edwards. Wesley Miller. Christy Denton. Sean Mikels. Michele Moody. Left: The cast presents Mrs. Smail with a well deserved bouquet of flowers. Right: Is Gerald trying to give the cast a pep talk even after the curtain has opened? Bottom: Rich plays with his yo-yo as Cindy and Carl Argue. 29

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28 Cheaper By The Dozen On Friday. April 10. 1987. the Westville Drama Club presented Cheaper by the Dozen” It was a great success. The cast has put a lot of effort into their characters and costumes. The costumes were the most difficult thing that faced the director and cast, but with the help of the Salvation Army. Danville Light Opera, and Mrs. Smail. the costumes gave them the look of the roaring 20's. The play depicted a rather unique family, the family of Frank and Lilian Bunker Gilbreth. Their house was full of labor saving techniques at which their father stressed for them to learn and get ahead of the average student. Throughout the play their oldest daughter. Anne, was very reliable toward her fathers strict rules, until she realizes that her father may die with a weak heart. Anne then makes a turn around and studies and passes the I.Q. test to get ahead in school. Then their father leaves for the World Management Conference in which he never returned. leaving Lilian to care for the I 2 children on her own. Top: Todd and Kristi steal the spotlight as they think of the past. Bottom: Cindy says to Carl to look deep into her eyes.

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 Never Say Good-Bye The night had finally arrived. May 2. I 987. the night of the Junior Senior Prom. For the first time ever, it was decided among the Juniors to celebrate Prom night at Harrison Golf Course Clubhouse. The Junior class along with Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Hutson, put all there efforts forward to help make the night a success. At 8:00. on May 2. the clubhouse started filling up. As you entered the door, the scene was set: dim lights, candle lit tables, streamers covering the dance floor, girls in there long gowns, and the guys in their tuxes. The decorative colors chosen for the event were burgandy. pink and silver. The music was provided by F 6 G Lighting and Sound. They provide a combination of rock n' roll and slow romantic songs, to fill the room. At 9:00 it was time for coronation of the new King and Queen. The music stopped and Mr. Hegg Introduced each of the candidates along with there history highlights throughout there years at W.H.S. As all the candidates waited patiently, it was announced that Stacey Sexton and Todd Maxwell were the new 1987 Prom King and Queen. They gathered out on the dance floor along with the other candidates, to slow dance to; the song Never Say Good-Bye As the night winded down:. Bob Schifo. the photographer took many pictures, of dancing couples and finished taking individual couple pictures. The seniors would like to thank everyone who made this special night a success. Remembering the theme song. Never Say Good-Bye We can all say good-bye to the 1987 Prom. But we can never say good-bye to all our special friends we celebrated the night with. Leslea anil lim try to figure out how the ribbon is tied to the balloon. The Seniors gather for a remembrance picture of there '87 Prom. 30