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

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Juniors Dominate Class Olympics 1. The students watching from the sideline cheer on their classmates. 2. The last and most strenuous event of the day — the Tug-of-War. 3. Scott Hager demonstrates the perfect form for hurdling. 4. Running through the tires is sophomore. Scott Powell. 5. Jim Wold and Scott Hager became good buddies during the three-legged race. 6. Pushing to the limit is Randy Simpson during the tricycle race. 7. Coach Essmann is trying to decide whether this is a display of affection or Tony Cox passing the tennis ball to Angie Kozlowski during the tennis-ball pass. The traditional Class Olympics were held on Friday, October 7, during Spirit Week. The events included the annual obstacle course race, the three-legged race, the tricycle race, and the tennis ball pass. The class pyramids and four Tug-of-War matches followed. At the end of the day, the junior class was announced as the overall winner. 7

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The Spirit W eck Bonfire was held on Tues- dav. (Vtober t. I ON V There was a rather good turn-out with parents, students and tacultv at- tending A tew ihccrs began the festivities with the vollevball and sower teams throwing into the- bonfire. the dummies made to resemble Hincklev-Big Rock and Haw Paw plavers Shortlv after, evervone went to the bleachers to observe the events, which were tug-of-war. class pyramids, and the slave auction. The Junior class won the tug-of-war. class pvramids. and the slave auction. The Junior class won the tug-of-war. the Seniors won the class pvramid. (illegally, according to the Student Council Bonfire and Slave Auction Committee'. Mr. Carter was sold as a slave for the highest price of $’6.00 to Benny Cole. After the slave auc- tion, to show their school spirit, evervone went back and did some cheers bv the fin!