Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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iP DR WILLIAM CLAUDE REAVIS 3

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Fora 1 osl frrrrong he leaders who have conlrrbuled lo American educa lf C uude Reavis Professor Emeritus of Educa ion ry of ehrccicro Through hundreds of school odrninislralors who r is classes by rneans of hrs writings leclures a rounsel o sc oo syder and through conslanl parlrcrpalion on e u rr D Reavrs has disseminated a sound phrlosoph edu ci on and ihus rncrde a felling impact upon education throughout e cu n e cllwruc rnsighl induslrious applrcalron of his abilities a er clevo' on love characterized his work These have established lcvlinlricghrrOleSslOnCllSlCmClC1rClS which have been furlher enhanced s r 4 so: rl lrci is of krndlrness friendliness and sympathetic un , N w 1 will be recorded 1 va lc nc rrrobler N r Q pg-Q in lhe c un s scro is narncf Tre e rc nor o r w o l co Pd 0 gn cxnlly 0 e school c lo Nr o e held of education 1 rofinrzrng The honor of using his name for The school and n apo e rcrrron of rhe significant conlrrbulron made by him lo this school and lo cr r c.cc' Yhe sluccns and so cecrcacr s r vcc boo lo Dr Wrllrorrr Recrvrs Wi ht is edic r h luc cn' Mc cl crs and people rn The conrrnunily pledge their unlrring cfforls lo rake The R avis High School one of which he will be duly proud 2 'roi' s U' V iflcizrr 3 , ', i li , Llhivwsi- 'F ' 4 . ' ' ' have sfurlcd in h , ' 'A I , nd l Jfrwgy 1 ' d. c'cr'iCr'c:f :nc crcfs u A ' ' ' y of x Q .N IV I . . . lh nr o A 'C r' in'H 2, rl' ' V' ' ' ' ' , nd :vice e X r ' ' . ' rj Y., ,V I . . Hy l lgr xii i i A I A ' , I del'- s'ci'd r cr As the hrsrorf of this school clrsfricr is -'wir-rri hal Dr Recivis gave generously of his time cincl efforts inward the golulion of Q crnizcilion crncl bur li J ng lf is cz ,ou ce of sincere pride for rhe studervs crnl ple' , Om- rrr ily thcil thi l ol A -l l R avrs High School in I 1 f C1 inc n h rms nlribut, s sr ific l 1h ir incl the R 1 T ' ' ' I i I - f'Xi 1 'car e lu mon, le 1 1 ff hereby l li Ti hi , ll eii 'rrsv H rr ly, , 'A ', it h' d icilonl e s li rs, '-i we ' X i' 9 ' .

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Very few students In Amerucan hugh schools are prlvnleged to be the flrst to occupy a splendnd new hugh school such as yours You should therefore be keenly aware of the great responslbtlrtles which rest upon you By the tame you graduate you wnll have accumulated a slzable debt to cltlzens parents school offlcrals and teachers for the snnumerable benefits and services rendered to you as students The way this debt can be liquidated with satrsfactnon to all as through the effectlve use you make of your opportunities to acquire a good education and the clvlc contrubutuons you make as school cstlzens The Investment made by the State and the dlstrvct rn your educatlon wull be amply lustufaed uf as a result you leave behnnd you a school record of dllngence In work and study of good sportsmanshzp an Inter scholastuc contests of earnest partxczpatnon an school actlvutues of worthy use of lensure time of careful use and protection of school prop erty of gratltude to the homes whuch have nurtured you of loyalty to the school whlch has sought to help you develop the capacltues whlch you possess and of devotion to Amerncan Ideals AZZQW . , , . , , I . , , I . , , , . SZ! . I ' .