etic skills-particularly on the wrestling mat.
             His athletic success continued at Roosevelt High School. Like his older brother, Jim joined the swim team. The Janos brothers were known as two of the best swimmers at Roosevelt: Jan was team captain in 1966, Jim in 1969. Jim also played on the football team, and during his senior year, he was voted the boy with the "best physique." Jim's accomplishments in sports increased his self-confidence. No longer quiet, Jim became one of the most popular students at Roosevelt High School - a leader who loved to play practical jokes and make other people laugh. His academic achievements were less admirable, however. "I did enough to get by, and if I liked a class, sometimes I did a little more," he said. "What an opportunity I missed."
             When Jim graduated from high school in 1969, he got a job with the state highway department. His brother had joined the military, serving in the Navy SEALs. The SEALs – an abbreviation for SEa, Ai
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