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

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The recruiter for the Illinois National Guard explains the program to juniors Mike Hennkson. Jeff Arjes, Shayne McKean and Boh Philip. Mike, Jeff, and Boh signed up to go through haste training in the summer of '86. Patrick McIntyre pages through college catalogues in the guidance office looking for the perfect combination of aviation and accounting. Mr. Storkman checks his notes before finalizing stu- dent schedules for the second semester of classes. 4 Opening

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Seniors Diana Durbin and Shelly Hughes share the hood of Jams Pratt's bright red Mustang. Sam Harper waits to go cruising his 4-wheel drive pick-up. It's big. it's blue, and it's bad! Many Bolts car hops at the Pink Dip Dnve-ln, one of Earlville's favorite gathering places. Leroy McKimmey sports the newest car in the student lot, a 1986 Chevy Camaro. Opening 3

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COLLEGES AREERS Thanks to the various types of information and assistance available, the process of college and career selection is becoming exciting and educational. In an effort to help students gather the necessary information, Mr. Storkman arranges meetings with admissions counselors from many Illinois colleges and universities. Students interested in a particular school make an appointment to talk with the college rep. In addition, juniors and seniors are allowed to visit the campuses of schools which interest them. Arrangements are made in ad- vance with the Guidance Counselor and with the College Admissions Office. For those in- terested in pursuing a military career, recruiters from the United States Armed Forces and from the National Guard are also scheduled for meetings. A Career Day at IVCC in March gave students the opportunity to find out about any of the fifty careers represented. Similarly, a College Night at IVCC brought together representatives from many Illinois schools and neighboring states so that students could make on-the-spot comparisons. Lisa Atherton. Pat McIntyre and Chris Stockley listen to the advantages of attending St. Ambrose College. Pat McIntyre. Dan Kelm and J.J. Bann try their hands at being grounds keepers, and decide that it definitely isn 't the career of their dreams. Transfer student Deanna Caudill leaves Mr. Storkman's office after completing her class schedule for the 1987-88 school year. Opening 5