Earlville High School - Raidorian Our Years Yearbook (Earlville, IL)

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School Life This Elizabethan gentleman with sword and plume and ruff Recommends activities to enhance your days in school. Not only in your youth, he says, will music, drama, art Add sparkle to your daily life, But on through later years The interests that you build on now Will help you keep your cool. 5

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In Memoriam The class of 1968 affectionately dedicates this issue of the RAIDORIAN to the memory of Reinhold Gast, who died April 22, 1964. For nearly eight years, he was one of the outstanding members of this group. His early death was a sincere loss. Reinhold will always be remembered as a quiet, gentle boy who loved life and his school. He was not only a serious student, but also took an active part in musical groups and athletics. Whatever he did, he did well. His sense of humor and of the fitness of things endeared him to all who knew him. The members of this class will always hold him in grateful memory. 4

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The first bell in the morning finds E.H.S. students hurrying to their first hour classes. Inside the During the first quarter, Mr. Robert Brue, a math major at N.I.U., and Mrs. Nancy Wickert, a W.I.U. home economics major, did their practice teaching at E.H.S. 6