Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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IIIINIINIS... ADMINISTRATION .... Board of Education Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Faculty Cafeteria and Maintenance Staff CLASSES ........... Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen ORGANIZATIONS . SPORTS ..... Football Cross country Baske tbal I Wrestling Basebal I Track pages 6-I 3 pages I4-41 pages 42-51 pages 52-69 SCHOOL LIFE .......... . . pages 70-84 Band and Mixed Chorus Lettermen's Club and Cheerleaders Football Coronation Senior Play Graduation Publications 5

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llllllwllllll... lt is the purpose of this annual to give an account of the important happenings which took place at Reavis High School during the 1952-53 school year. The yearbook has been divided into five main sections: administration, classes, organizations, sports, and school life. The staff of the ARIES sincerely hopes that it has given inclu- sive coverage to all phases of school life through this division. Division pageswere composed with the intention of showing the parallelism of industry to our school. The staffis grateful to the following for their partin helping make the 1953 ARIES a success: Mr. Dean Barnard, secretary of the Clearing Industrial Association: Miss Edith Thompson, editor of the Kellogg Messenger: Mr . Sam Becker and Mr . Joseph E. Gessiner of the Gibson Studios of Chicago: and Mr. Harry H. Jarman, Illinois representative of Myers and Company. They would also like to thank the faculty for their assistance whenever needed . A yearbook does not come into being by itself. Any staff or individual who has worked on such a publication will endorse this statement. A yearbook comes into being when many persons successfully combine their efforts to the common purpose at hand -that of recording the highlights of the current school year. A group of this type operated at Reavis High School during the publishing of the '53 edition of the ARIES.

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