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

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 • « ♦ ◄ AHall monitors Chris Stockley. Kristi Pickert. Michelle Beer. Anna Sohm. Bob Nolte and Jennie Smith greeted visitors, ran errands and helped in the office. ii « m ◄Mr. Scott Horsch and Ms. Sue Sealley joined the pep band for Spirit Week. ) • f ' '•i '.: .. . ; People 7

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. , ♦ TT 77 V ,a ;? ). v THE WILD ONES v People •• 7 ' $ The students adapted to first semester business teach- er, Mr. Tim Wood, and welcomed Mrs. Meg Knauf back at the end of her maternity leave. Speech was a riotous experience with Mrs. Robin Callan, and Sam Haight’s dissertation on death. Members of the Junior High social studies classes were taught by Mr. Kent Payne, and Mr. Scott Horsch, language arts teacher, was also the junior varsity basketball coach. I r O ' ; ♦ , ♦ I • % 9 o O a 6 People 9 a O

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Jeff Arjes Lisa Atherton John Baker ♦ W • »,» • • • 8 Seniors ♦ 1 Parties, Gars, And Concerts Make Seniors WILD AND CRAZY The year flew by quickly, mak- ing it even more difficult for the seniors to realize that they were finally seniors. As little kids they had been told that they would regret not getting better grades or not having a better attitude. But no, they weren’t convinced until they were right there ex- periencing it all. High school was ending and the real world was fast approaching. Many seniors seriously consid- ered college, visited those they were interested in and sent ap- plications. Several joined the Il- linois National Guard as a means of financing their edu- cation. Others looked to finan- cial aid, grants and loans, and jobs, of course. Those jobs also financed the purchase of cars which seniors felt were an important asset. Students had jobs as waitresses, dishwashers, and gas pump at- tendants. Some went to concerts given by Bon Jovi, White Snake, Ratt, Def Leppard, Billy Idol, and Iron Maiden. Others spent their money on guitars and sound equipment, as members of a local rock band, which played for some of the school dances. Athletics and academics dom- inated the lives of several as they went from season to sea- son and class to class. In the athletic arena and in the ac- ademic bowl our seniors were active. r ■ « ♦ ♦ •. mw • . • «S. ♦