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

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Wild In The Streets Sophomores Eye Parking Lot Anticipating Licenses, Jobs, Independence The advisors, Mr. Essmann, Mrs. Cal- lan, and Mrs. Schrecengost had a class meeting to elect officers. They were, president, Jennie Smith; vice- president, J.J. Bann; secretary, Johniese O'Dell; and treasurer, Pat O'Dell. Student Council representa- tives were J.J. Bann, Johniese O'Dell, and Jennie Smith. J.J. Bann was an outstanding soccer player and received special recognition. Toward the end of the basketball season, sev- eral sophomores came on the scene, bringing experience and depth to the team. The sophomore year is the year of a lot of social change. Most importantly, many of the students got their drivers' licenses, which add- ed to the congestion in the parking lot. Having wheels gave the sophomores a little feeling of independence because they were able to go out of town or on dates. They also joined in the tradition of cruising the streets of Earlville and neighboring towns. Another exciting event was ordering class rings, which would probably soon be worn on some- one else's fingers. They were also el- igible to take art one, which enabled them to go on the field trip to the Art Institute of Chicago. ► Rob Hill lines up for popcorn. ▼ Shelly Fessler and Kristi Pickert gear up for their first trip down the slope.

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 •iC • • Juniors 17 A Amy Olson and Jennifer Druen participate in Spirit Week on Gangster Day. ◄ Lynn Bonine and Doug Simpson get close while making money for the junior class at concession.

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Max Ambler J.J. Bann Lisa Bonine Marcy Botts John Brouhle Stacy Busen Yvette De Caro Renae Donahue Shelly Fessler Joe Grey Sam Haight Kim Hall 4 Joanne McKean discovers just how much a half-locker will hold. Sophomores 19