Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Ar, fx, ,.f' f . . 5, 5 if If J I Q ' 4 -, 'J Q -L, 1 wJ F.-- ' . V xx 1,1 4 K t S 1 1 5 . A 1 ' 5 s , 1 1 , ll :T ' I K .ll Y 'ff' ---22:22:32 In this fourth edition of the ARIES, the yearbook staff has attempted to present the green years in the history of Reavis High School. Years characterized by growth, by the newness of our school, and by a youthful vigor found in all concerned with its operation. During this four-year period, the school enrollment has increased considerably. In its initial year, 1950, the student body totaled three hundred and thirty. Today, four years later, live hundred and eighty-one students are in attendance. Truly then, these have been the formative, growing years -f The Green Years. --lllllll 0 El-llllllgg -IIIIP ::::::----- Yr ,-a-'g,..,' !' lllllllllliiillliil 'lllIIllFlHl!'S'Nll1ll:::: nag: II vnlf1lIlIHl! R ' -s-- ' 1- YYY by' Q. Q .K in-I' 135 1 Y Z if ' 4 ' A -J-L , , Q-A In ' -N 1. 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Four fleeting years have passed since Reavis High School lirst opened its doors to students in 1950. These green years - the grow- ing years - have produced the traditions. the line reputation. and high regard which our school now maintains. These green years have also turned out the lirst graduating class to have completed all four years at Reayis. Students and faculty memhers alike have striyen to form good policies. maintain high standards. and set appropriate regulations and goals for these formative. growing years - The Green Years. gf' 1 IYAQ SCAOQI Under the able guidance of the administration, Reavis High School has become the main center of student-faculty activities, as well as a noteworthy institution of higher learning. Mr. Carl Thokey, our superintendent, along with his executive assistant, Mr. W. Shultz, has given much time and consideration to the establishment of wise policies and the creation of good student-teacher relationships. During the first four years these policies have material- ized until we now have a most respected school - a school teeming with community activities. Page 6 was X3 In if N' fa Q lr- v't -.1 ji, I HHHH H ll -..., - -4 --i -Q -.. , 'i .g kff i. t - -Q.. , A 1 N. . N.: i , , . i ur ' t Q-Q' 'VT' oarvl of gofucafion . . . 4740lmini5fraf1'on Front Row: Mr, Matthew Bailey lr.: Mr. Louis Anccl, attorney: Mr. Peter Russian. president: Mrs, Bernice Cammack. stenographer: Mr. john Kraatz, secretary. Standing: Mr. Adam Serwat, auditor: Mr. Leo Hanke: Mr. Thomas Brackenhury: Mr. Nick Paul: Mr. VValter Kozinslcis Superintendent Carl Thokt-V. ln addition to guiding the general, legal, and financial policies of the school, the board of education has during the past year handled with distinction the 52,675,000 bond issue which will provide extensive additions to the Reavis build- ing facilities. With the guid- ance of Architect L. P. Cole- man. the board has planned adequate facilities to meet the anticipated educational needs of the community. Page 5 acnlfx Jap gn cle Sfnldanfc op L fr LX ndon St anql r lnstru III k L IULINIL L lflu n md sponsor ghorus h and 1 ronu rt perform mu s h und homi room 307 Mr Fuql nz C Fosur I d Cr ifrs C md II yumor honn room 0 Top Right Mrs Doris Lt Vxnm shorthxnd tsplnq md ofhu pru Ilu Comma ru xl Lluh md scmor rl ass sponsor Mlss Ruth M Gruch lsplnq I qmmral hus1n1 ss om m ru ll Cluh and 1l1IllOf' rl rss spon sa r lumor homm room 103 lss Lols Bruno Ty pxnq 1 and ll hook kuplnq sophomorn rlxss sponsor Commmru il duh and BLUI PRINT sponsor sophomorg hom! room 103 Mxddlg Rohm rt Ht sst nhm rqm r III trodugtory m lthm m itxgs Alqc hri I frosh soph footh ull md hxskvthxll homn room 203 LCC' C Fm ndvr khumstry phy sus PhjS1LllSLltI1L.C algehrm VISUII A1dS and H1 C md sophomore. Qlxss sponsor sopho morn home room 207 Iohn VV Fxt qerlld sophomorm bloloqx md senzor hlology sponsors Letter man s Lluh und junior Llxss urns tlmq yumor home room 200 Nlak nstl Algnbrx II plum and sol qeonutry mdtrxgonometr Mxthe mxrns md Aero mugs uh spon so Bottom W1l11nn C Loxnc- prmt shop moods md plisnns xzrsxts h mh All und -.ross Lountry fresh man homm room 300 ohn lu usfrx rl s Md :nd II on Pl yuh nson HIIUIUUIIXK s nr iI'1XKl P up C T c : V, x' I Q . i V , me .xl .und V u nl 5 : 1. I. J 5 3 ' . . nd ..z s. 1 x X f 1. S ' . Ar .ln . , I .und II, mfts I K , ' ' f 3 I, 0 A . ' ' 'L I - , x , ' ' ' 3 freshmen class sponsor, frcshmzxn Pc ' 4 . 2 ' 1 5 l'd I , ' m fn 02, - . : ' X 1. 1 ,' , I 1 ' 1 K Z. 1nd .' . nrt.',. - .mls I 4 .golfz I . ' Y A. fi ' ' , 4 ,1 1 Q 4 JIIQ. . 1 -9 eacAers Bofg enfors an rien 5 Top: lS1tti11t11 Iid'I'1111niti11i. piihht sptnikiiiq. Aliit'I'lL11Ii history. v.11's1IN ftmtlmli. trfk. i11tr.1-murtiis, sophu 41 m1'l'i1Q111c 1110111 10-11 hirs, K.1th 231311 if Pm.1rlu.11'4i,fliz1g11sl1 II .uid Ill, ,ovh iitmrc tiiiss SPOIISUII s1'1111m1' itdiigsiwtiiiilqgl: Miss Artis Iiillx' .Lilthg ifligiisil I. Sp.111ish I. thccr ltxitivi' 111141 S .111ish tltih .ind frcsh- 1111-11 t'l.1ss spmisor: Miss Agiivs D. Hiiiidt, Ifiiglish IH .ind IV, sviiitir tl1iss.111d phiy spimsor, sciiitvr limm' 11111111 100. Smiidiriq: Aiidrt-w VV. FCIIYUII, Ifiiglish I and II. frcshrimii cl.1ss sponsor, w1't-stliiig, ircsh111.111 lioiiic rouiii 205: R.1y111o11d U11st.1v1' Ifrhcs Ir., lihr11ri.111, Lihmry touiih ul, svnior t'l.1ss and Studvrit Coim- til sponsor. Middle: lSt.111d111gI Virgil H.111so11. vto11t1111ics-stutiology. sotiiii sttidivs, physit.1l vdiittitioii. drivers cd11t.1- 111111, xyirsity iuotlmil. truck, imm- 11111r.1ls, swphtmiwru home- 1110111 210131: Arthur If, H1111sc11. st1t1.1l stiidivs, Ariicritam history. 1t111r11.1l- 1s111. ARIES. scniur tl.1ss spturisnr. fri-sh111.111 home moiii 201: PM Uiiitiu, sutmi studivs. Qt'IlL'I'.1i stiviitv, sopl1o1111urQ footlmll. ircsh 111.111 luiskotlmiil. Sitting. liiihcrt C, Fiimxy liistury, ifiigilish il. N.1t11w11.1i HU11111' Stitivty spim11su1'. History ihih, 11111ti.1111c: Nirs, It'-Ill l:l.ll1x'I'IS'. l:1'v111l1. L.1ti11. SD.llliSh. iircnch .iriti i,.1t111 iliih spiniisur. j11111111' huim' 1111111111 21141 Bottom Luft: hiiss Xi.11'11m11 R11111c. phvs11.1lvti11t.1ti1111. Ci.A.A, spti11s1mr, fri'shm.111 lmiiic 11111111 IU-iz i'mt'1'11111'1i II.1yt1111, pliysitui 1'-.i11t.1ti1111, v.1r s1lX'imsk1'!iv.1ll.friisli-suphh.1s1'i1.1li Bottom Right: Miss fN1.1r1.11111t- Bid th'r111.111, Humc Ett111n1111ts I. I' H.A, sptmsimr. swphuiriorc humu rimm 112: Xilss Bctitritc Ft-idt. Htmit' lftmnmriiits II .md III. Qillilikil' tl.1ss spiinsur. F.H,A.. Chefs tliiix PAQIL' iii Gffrce, Cafeferia, ain fenance :Staffs 7 K Cafe ena Staff Mrs Ann Urbm Mrs Angeline Chr xpkovsskx Mrs Ruth Pollock Mrs Idx Wilson Not Pictured Mrs C1rl1 Zolllrs Nlamtenance Bus Driver Staff my Mulhn held custodnn George Ambrose Rxymond bvms loseph Strejc unes Povxell ohn Fuller Rxymond Sch lefer :mes Hwrper 1Nevt to Rull bus Her tenstem Albert Asztwlos Not Pictured WlllllH1 Muller Wlllx um O Rourke Paul Voss llemdlmq bus nes 1nd stenographxc mattex erwmg the many student needs ke pmg records plus a mllltltllile of undefined dutles two enc ent secrctir es represent the front llne of the school ofhce The members of the Cafeterxa staff are plentv popular at noon t1me xxxth the students Tastv food ind pleasant SSIXICC qreet the guests dally Sn busses are kept on the move to transport students to ind from school for the reqular sesslons s vuell as for 1ct1x mes and held tr1ps Dru ers quall hed under the state school transportatlon regulahons handle thus xmportant busmess They alonq vuth other full t1me mamtenance men keep the buxldmq f'lClllfl6S IH operatlon Paqe ll 5 Secretaries Mrs Annellen Burns Mrs Bernxce Cammwck O X O - ... ,I f fd .. -. 4 I L 6 ' , ' 4 z ,. . . 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Luth' 1111 xhrimiigih .111 vxcrtiw for if11gl1xh III. Tnp Right: S, i.l'II1IIi ix 1r.:11wr1i1111ti iixiiiti tht- iitiipiiuiit- xxhilc Xi NUYAR .111d B. B.111111t1.11'r11cr ziw thc t'.1it11i.1tnr, Middlc Right: Thi' 111.1k111ti of .1 iiiiithi-1111, Y Nliddlc Right: Sh111'ai1.1:1ti pmttiw 1111 Miisauii, C Ziwlhirx .111.i P O D.-.1. Bottom Lcft: I.v.11'111111q 111 typo t.111 pmvt- 111111.-x:111.i . 'h:Pn-'.' 1.4 '-11.11-r P115 lIifP2lN Bottom Right: I'1111r xwiiiiq i.:d1t-s 111-1!111gi 1'c.:tiy ini' iifixtuix Hmmm Rlg I I 'N Mm' X A 1 X mx L I I Pwtiv I5 fu 1-5. -V . ik 122 Mn 5 .,,v., , Pl 1,,,g I , if -47 Q6 -li WW Top: K. Burdick. D. Lo Sage and R. Healy cxplorc old Romc. Bottom Right: lSt.iiidinql B. Pmin. R. Harkcr, R. Z.ikcr. T. Pinzino. 4Km'vlingJ B. Yokiis .md D. Bauzyiiski mn hc seen studying thc grcuit tirclc routes for solid gcomvtry. O it Q L 'Q 1 14 1 anguage . . . ocia! Sfuibs . . . OPPOSITE PAGE Top Left: IS it uoiintcrfcit' XVouid haw' to .ask T. Niztrctitti and I. Chafee. Top Right: The playls thc thing' Middle Right: Getting auqtmintcd with world ticighbom in history are iSta B, Novak and ISIIIIHQI VV. Yvtirglitsh :md B. Garcia. Bottom Left: P. Z.imor.i .md NI. IL-lq.itita pcrfivrm thc Mcxiuin hiit damn Bottom Right: Dmwiiig tm the min ctwstupc fur ufhtt' pmqtici' IS A. OHBFICH. Piigc I7 QfA2l4flCZfl.CS iidingu C. Rcitz .md agnnlwsfriaf rfs elaarfmenf Top Left: A rypitnl print shop ntviiv linds Bray, R. Pcldzns, .ind R. linc: setting typc with li. Hnvy pulling .1 prool. Top Right: R. Hiblflllrlll rllld lf. Ciilwson grt'.1sc tht- thussis of .1 u.11'. Middle Right: lVl.1Y not rcuogniu' this studcnt 4R. Andcrsonl, who is arc weldirig. Bottom Left: Cnhtinq illlfl svlcutiiiq liinilwr flfl' F. Cozzi. R, Prihyl .md F. Aszmlos. Ccnfcr Left: R. 'llnylor .1d1L1srs .1 disT1'il111to1' in .111to111otivcs. Bottom Ccntcrz Solving .1 tl.1ss1'oo111 prolwlcin in .111 o shop .1rt' l, Ciililin .1nd lt. VVcincrt. Bottom Right: lf. Cvrny 11nd D, ljlfjllillll Show their skill nt operating il drill press in woods. P.1,1t- lb 15 'YT -sk iqkifix L r E X .-11 M QQ S x' WF, N 24 L . iv ,ef is f 4 R , ,, if .ew 'f 'f-L, it ?5wi 'K ww A IS as 1 'e C GSS IILCGVS and SPOVISOVS Amon the first atems of busaness after 9 school opens an the Fall as the organaza t1on of the four classes Group actaon needs leadershap Elected ofhcers then h assume thas responsabalaty of leaders ap and wath the guadance of appoanted class sponsors guade the actaxataes of the class The andavaduals selected to fall these offices benefat through the experaences vs hach accompany thear dutaes Top tS1ttangl Mass Bewtrace Feldt Mr ohn Fat A X gerald Mass Ruth Grueb clwss sponsors m Sprwxka presadent lSt'andmgl George Mel: adden treasurer ack Klamek secretary Irene Kleansmath x ace presadent hleen Middle 4Satt1ngl Mass Loas Bruno Mrs Kat Barnard Mr Lee Fender class sponsors l5tand I Robert Cveagner secretary tFrontb Pat Duffy ang presaden Ball Maller treasurer Anthony Pu allo xace presadent Bottom 4Left to Raqhtb Mass Artas Lartlc R b t Hessenberqer class sponsors Kenneth o er Quaan presaden Fred Kase sate prtsadent Bea trace Roaas secrttarx and trt asurer P aqt 21 45 lflVll.Ol 01442 001445 Home Room 102 Front Row ludy Le l'evre P1t Kleti Arlene Kahle Irene Kle1nsm1th P1tr1e11 Kruszynskl Theresa MlCZYHSkl Put Kernlca Second Row Bernard Myers Ed K1lleen Patr1C11 MeQue1ry Eugene Mroz 1m Love 1ck Khmek Th1rd Row B111 Lode Betty MtGurn B111 Krzyw mos Carol Mellvoy George McFadden Deinnu Mwgee Fourth Row Robert MIZQFSRI Ahte Kun peng'1 Thomm K11em D1veLeS1qe Wllllllll Lloyd Art M'1th1eson Back Row Rober Krueqer Bob Mul uk uk Morrow Iohn Lyt1s H1gh hghtecl by the Junlor sen or prom yvluch yy as held at the Shoreland Hotel on May 21 the yumors once agam had a very actlve year ln add1t1on to the prom an all school var1ety shovx was presented and class rmgs were selected LlI'l10l' Student COLlf1Cll members were Amy Spmwka W1ll11m Sonzskl Maryann Asztalos ind Wllllam Lode Opp0Slt2 Page Home Room 105 Top Front Row M1r1lyn Cipuk Ot1e Mae Birrett Mary Ann As tilos Teresa Clemen e udy Bxker Georgll Crouteh Second Row ohn Bebb lvy Bryant oinn Ctrney Rohtrtx Boyer Mxry Broun NlOHll Cottrell Th1rd Row Ed Cerny IITI Ahern Vtr1 Betkvu h Fred Blick Don 11d Brummerstedt Rosemwry Louqhlm E11qene Bulovx Home Room 200 M1ddle Front Row Dune Valisek Donna Vrabel Mlry Ann Sundberg Clrolee Webb Amy Spr 1vyk1 Arlene Starwmuzzo Second Row Gertrude Sp xrztmo Darlene Syedi Arlene Uhl1r1k Melvyn Suchosk1 0rv1lle Sxegfrled o1n Seh1ck1l Thlrd Row Eugene Wennert Rlehwrd Szellg Mxdonnx Thorpe May Shtukxs Dune Sthm1dt Ethel Tucker Fourth Row Robert Zxlie Thomxs Sthultz B111 Sonzskl Gene V111 Sthoytk Rnehxrd Snnxnons Trxty Talley Back Row Ioseph Teho Ioseph 'I'om1s1k Robert V un Be ey W xrren Sutthtfe Hou :rd Scheulm Ed Tropp Home Room 206 Bottom Front Row Betty Hetkler Annete Gites Bernwdme llby Mwrlene Hnght Lon Elllot R1ch1rd Ferr'1r1 Second Row Moses Delgxdo P1tHo1g1rd Helen Getlmqs Nom Dxus Pxt lpemx Thlrd Row Ken Huey limes Czlblm Don Dnhlm Frmk Hurker Rnh ludd Back Row Don Dlqnwm X'K7l11l 1m Du Bom Elrtd Cl179Oll P1111- 72 : ' , 1 ' 1. 1 , ' ' , 1 '1 1' J I ' ', 1 ' 1. : , ' , ' li ' 1 ', , , I1 ' 1 ' : ' , j ' , ' ' '1 . ' , A t 1 , 1 1 1 . z ' ', 1 - 1, 1 1 ' , 1 1 Q , ' '1 , 1 ' . . : t K . 1 ' , I1 ' ', - - Z ,7 , . 1 , 1 I . . S C Q , , .1 .y , C 1 . ATV -- : 1 ' ' 1 '1 , ' 1 , ' Z 1 . 1 1 , I 1 , '1 ' . : I , ' 1 , I 1 ', ' 1 , 1 ' ' . 1 ' . ' : S , , ' 1 ' 1 , Cozzi, Marsha Bouley, Ralph Billows. Back Row: Richard Berryman, P11111 Carlson. Charles 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 l A , K '. ' - z '1 1 , 1 . 1 , 1 , 1, 1 ' 1, ' 1 . z 1 1 1 'A , 1 ' 1. 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' 1., li ' ' . ' . : 1'1', 1. ' , ' 1 ' 1 1' ., 1 . z . , 1.' . 1 Z 1 'A ' , '1 - : ' ' , i 1 ., 1 ' i 1 1' , ' , ' 1 1 1. z S 1 . 1 ' 1 , ' 1 1 1 1, ' : '. 1 , 1' ' . 1 ' . 1 1 , , f 1 'A 1 . ' -1 S ' 1' . . +....,, 6 OIL Home Room 301 Front Row Shirley Oglesby Minervi Ortiz Pearl Orti Helen Rojas Louise Nichols Second Row Cirol Osterman Marty Ry in Piuline Rogovxski Robert Pribyl Mary Ann Nielsen Third Row Iohn Olms eid Bill Rot Thom is R ibus Ronald Prohm Clark Phillips Back Row Henry P iiilstn Riehird Raines Tom Polereeky SOPAOVVIOVC OVW? 001444 The sophomores entered Reawis in September eager to reach the halfvx ay mark of their hiqh school years Both the girls and boys looked forvt ard to the manv aspects of the subyects and activities that were offered them during the school ve1r Sex eral socml 'activities were held during the weeks that followed the pro ceeds of which vent into the class treasury Student Council representatixes for the class were Bob Blaha Oscar Berquist ind Adelaide Olsen Page 24 , I Y ' F Q I A ! I ' ' l fy ll 9 , i 'O I , - , 1 . z , , K V' . i . I K .zy .K Q' . , I : 2 . , . ' 'z , 1 ' ' '. ' , . ' ' . ' Row: Willizim Ryan, Richard Nielsen, Gail Robinson, lim Palmer, Barbara Paradise. Fourth 2 f Q , ' , a 2 , L , . ' ' . : ' . , , ' . ' , . . . V C . . . . Y . -' C - V I L .K c . . . Y . V , - ' r ' r ' 4 I Y V 4- C V 1 SOPAOMQOVQS Home Room 103 Top - Front Row: Beverly McPherson. Nanny Mattson. Bernairdine Kruszynski. Mary McCziw. Dave Lee, Alice Lebl. Richard Kziniinski. Second Row: Sheila Kziretn, Kathleen blusson, Donald McVeigh. Dorothy MeCurdy. Lloyd Loyik, Iemmie Ledbetter, Mzirinn Nlysliwiec. Third Row: Betty Lengyel. Robert Mehiiljeyie, Nlnrtin L.iSotti. Donald Mnnkus, Bill Miller, l.illi.in4i Knutson, Ioe Martello. Fourth Row: Ltirry Moore. Deanna McNevieb. Art Lipinski. Carol Moseoni. Donald Kodndek. Roger Kozlowski. Back Row: lerry Koppen. Robert Knel. Dnvid L.iube, lnnies Mzireis, Ron Meyer. Home Room 112 Bottom - Front Row: loyte Hebel. Dinne Gtilnizin. Shirley Fmntis. George Dt-Vito. Mtiry Hartell. Betty Giireizi, lftirl Dean. Second Row: lobn Htinn. Pitt Dutly. Cl.11re Uuyley Iotin Grossman. lotinn Diptisqunle, ludy Htibn. Third Row: Kenneth Hoknird, Mnrion Deering. Itinies lnragosky. Billy Hnyes. Ritbnrd Hynes. Sl.iri.i Gon:.ile:, Fourth Row: LeRoy Hessler, Arlene Iozwick. Bob Geigner. Ron.ild lth.il. Dnrlyn Hnryey, VV.illy Cunha. Back Row: Henry Crnf. Bert Hoxxuird. Frank Gnsxinere Pnqe 25 O QOVVIOVQ OVW? 001445 Oppomte Paqe Home Room 202 op I'ron1 Row C 1111111 R11ss111r Ad1I111'I1 11111 111 01111111 Il Pl11II11 N11 I1 11I1 up 11111 111 II 1111 111 1111111111r11r 1Lon 1111 II 111 1111 1 131111111 cjil 1 111 1111111 P Lk 1 1 1 1 1 1 T1 I1 1 111 Ill 'I hlr Row 11111 s HX 111111 ll LI 1 If I111 IIN III 1 1 11 PIII 1 1 1 our 1111 IX 11111 II II 1 1 11 1 1111 41 11111 I1 HX 11 1 1 1111 'N 'N1 1 11I11r1I 1 Home Room 204 M1ddl1 ront Row D1 111111 WLIIKII 1 1 1 I NL 1 1 11 1111 S INR l1III 1 111 111n ow 1111 II 1 I I III 1 ll 1 111 1 IIIQX 1 1 Ihlr R II 11 S 1111 1 1 1 1 IX 71111 11 on ll 1111 11 LN 1 11111I1 R11 1111 ILI 1 11 1 11 111111 1 1 IKI 11 1 '1 1 11111 IINI1 1 N 1 Home Ro H11 710A 111 om ron! R1111 1 ovs 111 P11 L INN1 1 1 II 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11111 1111 11 1 1 1 1 1 33 1 I'I11II1sI'11 11I-1111I11111 Pour 1111 11I Il 1 1 1 III AX Q1 11s 1 1 1 1111 111 1 1111 1 11111 1 1 1111 1 B 11 11 II 1 I 1 1 P! 1 T -' 'zl' .'.' 1. 1510:-,Cm .1, I','.'.1',I. 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VI.'.1I11'1' 'I'1'11111111.111, lI1'.111' .ik -- I11111I. I.111111s S1111:sI11. Fourth Row: OI111 T.11'I11r, 'I'1'r1'.11111' I1-x.11', I'1111'1 VV1's1. 111'1'11.1 Smith. S11z.11111' S I111111I , C-11111' Vr41I11'I. M1 ' V11 .F'f h R ': Ii 11' ' SI In, I1I111 IIVI1. 1 I 1 S11 I , If1I11'111 511' 1k1', I'11'1.111 V1'1iE1' k1II1 , C1 1II1 VV.111 . Ba 'k Row: I1I111 VV1'1'1I11111', V1 . Il VV 'ul . IiI'I11' V1II11. B I - I: ': I11111 I'1111:k111 NI11, ID1.1111' AI11'II.1. CQ1111111' I11'.11'111'I1I, R.11' I'11'.11'I11-I1I, R1111 I3.1111-1',I71.111.1II11' 1-1' 11. I.111'11- I'1.1I11-11 Second R 'z N. 11' CI11'1si1', SI111'I111' C.11.1111'.1111I, . '. 113 0.1. ' I'1'1j111111s1, I3'.11 I'111111Ir11.111. A1111 ' I5.1'.11.1:. R11. C111 I11-1. Third Row: N11k C1111-11. I I C1 I 'x. 1.1 11 111111111 I211I1'I1, 1111111 I3.1rr1'11. K.1r'11 I3111'1I1 k. I111 I III11I1., I ' . '. ' th R ':I 1 I5'.11', 'I'I111111.1s I541r1'11, R.11'1111111d C.1s.1111'.1111I. L111'1'1' C1'1111I1I11-I I. 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OOVVIS Home Room 104 Front Row Roy Scheulxn Wayne Vuteeh Dorothei Wxltse Edu ard Stahl Beverly S reckert Barbara Zoeh Pwr She afer Second Row Wayne Weyker Carole Ann Termane oe Wasalew ska Maude Young oan Theres P at Topel Thlrd Row Dorothy Wtant rt Carol Walaaaot Maru Shop au Ndney Yokus Paul Thorsen L an West oyte Walkosky Fourth Row Beverly Sh aven Pat Saddoni Ed Younq Carolyn Van Doren Arlene 'loam yk Bt atrate Sthmadt Dons Tayse Fifth Row Melxan Walke Donald Stadt Frantas Tom asak Bob Sandere Ronwld Weld mann Earl Sneed Ball Worden Back Row Ball Sehnelder ot Walt alt Cordon Svaearanqen M aralyn Z aker C1 aal Stnlluell OPPOSITE PACI Home Room 201 Top Front Row Iosc ph DeW1tt Belva C aan Laleen Alanaz Ch arleg Buehe Shula Ahern Theresa Aszt alos e anettt Delaunom Second Row Betty C arleon Kenneth Anderson Sharon Esch Sylxxa ESPIHO Iudy Fwlk R anoma Belt Barbara C arlson 'lhxrd Row Low Ch aflee ames Bruce ein Frank Reqma Elntner Mary me Bryant Marlene Bates Myrnw Burnoeka Fourth Row Allce Ay ala Peter Bellettaere B111 Dokey Paul Beeehen Roy Bovmgclon Clyde l:Lllaott Ball Frenel Fxfth Row E1 nne Ewoshevlch erome Cah ak Ruth Allen Emal Benak Low Franke ack Brummeritedt Back Row Cvuy Birtola M'arq'aret Deq an Laurence Beere lan Chafet Ronald Comme Rathard Armntronq Halmar Burrow Home Room 203 Bottom Front Row Ralph Ganska oan Latko Alam M ae Cl msey Dorothy Mattson Iaek McCluQk'y Clanton MLCHH Maureen Kaem Second Row Dame Hanrith Fred Krexl lzdvu ard Mazurek Beverly Hertenntem Roger He ily Margo ohnion Thomvs Graffln Third Row Mar giret Luc 19 Mary Ellen Cvager ohn Ke aley ammae arrett Arlene Kwuatkovx ilu Ball Keitanq Betty Hwyes Fourth Row Pitracxa K1m1nik1 Cveorqe Konopasek Thomas MeQue1ry Fr'ank uranek Gus Gloede Robert? Latko Carol alovee Fifth Row Birbiri Gorska Loas Cnrrett Fred Kiie Cverildane M'aly Thomas Lew mdou Qka Gary Mayer Theresa Mircucu Back Row Wayne MeGraff Raymond Lytas Norman Cvraf Vantent Kaspr ak Robert Laanphere C etthes Ioe Callmpae Paqe 258 .V 3, . 2 1 Y , 2 'l2A ' 2 I 'U ax I ei S, I W , ' 2 - ' ' 22 2 2 2 . , 2 , 2 .. 2 2 , ., 2 E2 ', 2 2 . ' : 2 , 2 ' ' 2 ' - .' ', 2 2 2 2 ' : ' , 2 ' , 2 . li '. 2 2 .' ' I '. : ' .2 , 2 ' ., 4. 2 2 , ' 'z', -2 ' ', 2 . . ' : ' , 2 2 . 2 ill, 2 .. 2 '- 2 . 2 , ' '2 : ' ' ' ' 2'z2'. 1 . 2 ' ' 2 . 2' 2' ' . ' ': - z ', 2 2', 5' 2 ', 2 2 ' , .2 .' 2 ' 2 : 2 . . ' . 2 . , 2 , 2 2 , 2 2 2 2 2 . . . ,I2 2 , K'2 2 . 2 I2 2 , 2 2 , 2 z ' '22, ' . ' '. 2 ' , ' ' . 2 ,A . : E. V . 22' I . 2, I . . : ' 2 '. 2 .2 K2 , 2' ., 2 2 . Q, ' 2 '. - z 2 2 . 2,I2 2 , 2 '22.' ', 2 '. ' ' ', 2 A'2. z 2 2 , 2 , . '. 2 '. 2 I . , 2: ' 2 ' 2 '2., 2 ' ' ,I 2 '.I' ' I2 , 2 1 '. ' 2' . : 2 2 A21 K 2. . ' I , . 2 , I2 '. ' z 2 2 2 A, 2., 2 ' 2 . 2. 2 '. '. 2 2' , .2 2 2 ' '. 2' 2 2. ' ' 22' Z2 , 2 V25 VVIQVI Last September 3 one hundred seventw sexen freshmen made thelr hrst xppeamnce at Reins Tlmld baffled and bexxlldered thev mide thelr xx av to the qvm Here Mr Thokev addressed the qroup and told the nevt comers xx hat was 'theid of them An abbreuated school du then folloxx ed the freshmen proceeded to hnd thexr clisses and mstructors After a xx eek of excltement and 1nxest1q'1t1on thex became accustomed to thelr roles at Reaus Student LOLIDCII representatlx es were Kenneth Quam pElII'lCld Sxddons Arlene Tomczvk 'md Piul Beechen P age 79 tv cf c ' h ' z 1 a ' ' , . I Q ' ' I 1 1 ' ' 1 k V V ' C Q . ' C J' ' : X v C K. . wt , . H iv . I .,.: . . K - ' - 9 - A ' ' 5 'uf ' x Wg, , I . X V f x 'P 4 A cl. N .M A I , A Q J ' r , U 4 ' ' , 3' 1 I A ' Zh f A ., x , 25, Q 4 5, ' 1 . , R i 3 . V , , 3 4 , .N A: - in Q 7: v I' , 1 A ' y J . , A - ' .1 Q 2, if 5 -1 4 f 1 , f Q l u , f - V, 4 I , -. - s i . . - V25 Wflelfl 01442 001445 Home Room 205 Front Row Frances Mehalaexac Carol Read Ronald Mroz Mary hllen Montx Wlllaana Rokax txs Beatrice Rojas Dorothy Rusteck Second Row Fdvs ard N1tCh1t Ronald Proskey Herbert Muth art Clarence Mroth udy Olsen Rlch ard Pr aqat Bob Pueallo Third Row o anna Ponanskn vxek Fourth Row G try Rohm rts I1 arl Rexch ard Frances P1llClklQ Fuqent Phalllps Sharon Malls Phallxp R atayczak l'ulyn Rot Back Row Donald Nelson Stanley Mt aclows Rohm rt R amarc ler ald Pltrowx skl W ay ne MOTFIS Fr ank Olejmc ak Kenneth Qu un lwuqem P a'ank On a damp mornmq Monday September 11 1950 three hundred 'ind tharty students and tvxentv one faculty members gathered around the flaq pole 'and partlcapatecl m a flaq raasmg ceremony vxh1ch marked the first day of school an the neva hxqh school of Stxckney Toxxnshap Of thas number 139 were fresh men 118 sophomores and 731umors The second year of operataon opened auth 554 students and 27 faculty members In September of 1952 the enrollment decreased to 488 sance all ofthe Oak Lavxn students except the senlors needed to transfer to thelr ovan new school The present school year opened vaxth 581 students From thas pomt on the enrollment wall mcrease to an estamatecl 1200 m 1958 Page 30 ' 1 ,Zi ' 1- .Qs ' 41.1 a a a ' V a X ' ' is ' X 1 , Q J 1 ff' . z A t '.. ', . ,f ' ', 2 2'- z 'z., ' .' '. zo 'z ' 1 , , 2, z ' ' 'z .nf . ' :la a LaaVone Petreikis. Carolyn Procunizar, lohn Moser, Louis Mikrut, Arlene Plum, Ronald Rudo- za' Q 2 . 2 ' a zz a,5 ' . : 2 3 , 4 ' 'Q ' 4'z, 1 ' '. ', 1 ' 1 ' zz , at . t K ' 4. c. C ' v C a - v C . I 7 - C , , . . . Y . . . . 7 . . Y A . n , 7 S - . . V, t V ' ' Lf L ' r r V. .Y . A huge crowd turned out for Reavis' first football game on the new athletic field which featured a powerful lighting system. Pictured are the spectators and players standing at atten- tion forthe playing of The Star-Spangled Banner. ear eafu res any icqA igfi fs Ron Lynch lSecond from Rightl is shown wi being honored by the Chicago American who picked him as the Hliack of the Week. Qn Ronls left is Coach E. Tunniclifl and on his right Stu Holcomb. Purdue University football coach. Reavis had inanv line assemblies during the school year. Here you see llamish lhlac Gregor assisted by Catherine lxlac Farlane who per- foriiitd .it one of the pi'ogi'ains. Pt.1.f il cf: vt hes i Clubs, honorary organizations, and numerous other activities have kept the lights of Reavis High School burning brightly for four years. Enthusiastic students and teachers have established these activities and proceeded to engage in wholehearted participation in their progress. New organizations and activities are created each year with an ever-growing number of members joining in the ex- pansion of school affairs. The new recreation room has proven a very successful addition to our school where students play ping pong, dance to the latest records, or just sit and chat. Page 32 A 79' Q 'ij , .wig if .4 Q 5 ,.-196, CN i fr z. S 4' ., ff! 1 as 'N' W W 'ww , vp 'Sf W ff.. v--1 . .. ,V T i x W' 1 'hr 3. e G5 Mn..- fu K .W 1, 15 -'.. H 4- J 'XVIV1 ff 1 7 . 1 . .- Q 2 Q . jk my ' . . L-1 fw I - - W . ,,, . .1 , Y ., , if ,if -.., . . . ln 'r 1 'W ' . . -1- 'EQ . A 1 f' A , A14 ,,. as M' . --sf ...A 4 ,,-f., iw ' W, v . , . 44 ' . ,.. v. , , ,iq v. '- I, v' .J ,. ,f 'J , 4 . .' 1 ., , L. Q , n, I3 ' Q F 4- .1, ,E ' 3 Ag, U ., gqiyvgik, w 1 ,ww 9 5 I V :iffy - , 11 ., nr, .pt r.. . , , - ,, 4 . S - 5' .QW . - ' V 1 - . -,,.,. ug ,. , .A , , n . ,K W 1 , ..,, N. fx , 1 Q t . Na? x. .J '4- MR. LYNDON STANGER Music Director A very active group, the band per- formed admirably throughout the school year under the direction of Mr. L. Stanger. The band marched in the Oak Lawn Parade, performed at bas- ketball and football games, as well as participating in various school pro- grams, graduation, and music contests. The group also gave a Christmas Carol Concert that was one of the most prom- inent events of the school year. The following students served as band officers: lack Van Eck, president: Ioe Tebo, vice-president: and Oren Walker, secretary. M if Y bf!! .Vu jAe Keavis an l' . 1,-.X U' fljvy ' x gf 1. i L. ,V First Row-Front to Back: D. Bachman. M. Young. D. Abella, W. Frencl. P. Anderson. Tebo, P. Beechen. R. Nickels, C. Osterman. Second Row: F. Flinn, M. Kiera, V. Neehouse. G. Spara- cino. W. McCvriff, S, Casagrand. Iudy Baker, D. Smith. R. Bittinger. Third Row: Van Eck. D. LeSage, F. Ide. M. Deering. R. Ganska, R. Casagrand. C. Statema, M. Delgado, W. DuBois. Fourth Row: E. Reichard, M. Lucas. R. Proskey, S. Francis, P. Rogowski, P. Bellettiere, LeFevre, D. Brummerstedt, O. Taylor, T. Clemenie. Fifth Row: T. Lewandowski. Bruce, M. O'Donnell. Hebei, E. Bulow. R. Lamphere, Unser. Janice Baker. G. Van Schoyck. Sixth Row: K. Paraiso. Cihak. C. lalovec. C. McGriff. R. Billows, H. Paulsen, P. Kieta, P. Bracken- bury. L. Franke. Foreground-Drum Major: Oren VValker. Drum Majorettes: Mary Ann Rogers. Marlene Haight. Beverly McPherson, Mary Hartell. Page 35 4 gp. ON ixecl CAOVMS yi i an . PL'I'IUl'lllillgI in V1lI'l0ll5 .xutivitivs throughout thu snlmool yuulr, thc Ruavis Mixml Chorus, dircctcd by Mr. L. Shmgcr. has plulsvd thc numy .much- vrlccs that hon' hmwlrd thcm xxlth thvxr stiumlat- ing sclocfions. Top Picture- Front Row: B. lVlcCurn. D. Rogcm A. Knourck. N. Rcii: 'If M.urg1luLi Second Row: L.l-1lliorr.S.Fr.mLis A. Scs1r.11nu::o. S. Thvrw C. VVilmof. S. lisrh Third Row: D. I.vS.ug1c. N. Mmtson C. Skoqlund. T. Odvttv D.'I'.1:.-l.1.1r. P.I2ogowsk1 L. I:r.mkv. M. Young ll. Smxth. H. Rot Rack Row: R.'I'o111I1iiZ.X'.Ncvl1oum M. Aslmlos. Nl. Pmtvs L. Currvtt. C. Kmlvy P.Hmq.1rd Middle Picture- Front Row: A. Cldsscy. C. Sllllfll P. Siddons. Hclwl M. lfxuxns Second Row: P.C'.1ssidy, I, DiP.xsqu.1Ic I. Thvrcs, C. VVclvlw T. Aszrnlos, P. Dudy C. Prcirnvslwrqcr. B. Ifby G, I.mxg1.m Third Row: P. I3OlldI'L'.lll, I. Fnlnkn- N. U.nx'ls, D. Muglvc D. H.mr.1rl1. M. Iohnson K.1rvf.1. I:r.111k If. lfvoshvvirlm C, Shliivr M. Owcn. M. U'Donm'll C. Vmlwl Q Back Row: I. Bolck. I. Pclrmrxlm A. Pmuillo. R, Clvigqm-r VV. VVurglirsh R. Brnxyiicld, B. H.n'yL'x A. Blue Bottom Picturc- Front Row: S. Suhlnldf. IVI.L.1So'.1 A. Tomczyk. B. Snhmidr C. M.rly Sccond Row: I. Bryant. M. Sl1IlLIlu'I'g1 M. Ortiz, H. Guru.: P. Sxvlhtu, B. Cnin A. IMINI. D. MAIIINKJII P. NILQL1n'.1r'y Third Row: L. R.uiux'1uk. 15. Roldf C. Prlw, B. I-7.1111 H. Sl1.nx'm1. D. VVxl'sc N. Christy. L. Prcmo I.. Sprngq, Rui I. VV1lkosky. C. NAIOSLUIII Back Row: If. Tropp, T. BflI'I'l'Il R. Pvldmls. If. VVui11crt K. Hur-y. C. VX'..g1wr' I. Cuillvrmo gg' Zh Sfndenf ounci Us 1' 2-A Q MC' az Front Row-Sitting: Mr. R. Erbcs, sponsor: Superiircndcnt Curl Thokcy. sponsor: Oscar Bcrgquisiz Bill Bain: Amy Sprawka: Carla Zollars: Arlene Tomczyk. Second Row--Standing: Adelaide Olsen: Bill Sonzskiz Bill Lode, president: Bob Blrihu: Pat Duffy. secretary: Patricia Siddons: Bob Kucziiiarckz Kenny Quain: Frank Brennan: Paul Bccchcn: Mary Ann Asztalos. The Student Council serves in coordinating activities between students. faculty, and the administration. It has aided in the administration and sponsor- ship of certain school groups. Membership of the council includes three representatives elected by each class plus the president of each class. The president and secretary ofthe council are elected by a vote of the whole student body. During the past year the council has sponsored the student recreation room, chosen assembly programs for next year, assigned concessions to clubs, wrote a constitution, contributed to the social calendar. and discussed student matters in general. The field of inter-school relations has commanded the attention of the council. The group participated in Southwest Suburban Conference council meetings, South Suburban Congress of Student Councils, Northeast-Northwest District Council meetings. and in the State Association of Student Councils. Page 37 BLUEPRINT Sfaff Constantly striving to print the news of Reavis' activities objectively and fairly, encouraging good writing from students, and building up school spirit, the BLUEPRINT staff produces an issue of the school newspaper once a week. Working many days a week on each edition. the stalf has to know what activities are being held and also what news is taking place around school. Each story turned in to the editors by reporters has to be checked, then Udummied up by the typists, and then Hstenciled off. KAQQVNA Sitting: Bernadine Eby Betty Heckler Carol Osterniiin Joni Pasko Miss Bruno, sponsor Qt flsoregroundl Standing: Amy Spriiwka Diane Sakolosky Bill Yokus Lee Gundberg Louise Nichols X K Page 35 Bill Sonzski co-sport editor Delores Kazmierowicz news editor Alice Knmpenga news editor Irene Kleinsmith editor Ron Zziker co-sport editor gf- faff The ARIES is truly a yearbook in that it records the year's events and takes the school year to compile. A very brief summary of the staffs duties finds them, with the help of lVlr. Arthur Hansen. faculty advisor, deciding on a theme and planning each page: scheduling pictures: preparing copy. checking it, typing it. and checking it once again: examining page proofs: selling sub- scriptions: and distributing the yearbook. Small wonder the annual is called a 'iyearl' book. Top-Standing: Bob Taylor. Fred Asp, co-sport editors: lVlarlene Novak, associate editor. Sitting: Sally Lcium. editor-in-chief. Not Pictured: Fran Vygnal, business manager. Middle-Sitting: G. Ianiga. S. Van Meter I. Franke. D. Kazmierowic Standing: R. Anderson. P. Anderson L. Radovick. I. Striugham A. Sparacino. Van lick N. Reit: Bottom-Sitting: I. George. ll. Abbott I. pnl5klT Standing: R. Hines. R. Katzmarck Nl. Owcii. R. Zakvr I. Sopiarz. P. 0 Leary Nl. Nltcaw Page 39 renc , afin, ,Janis CLAS French Club Standing: I. Hurrild. trcnsurcr: P. Duffy: I. Ccrnvy: Mrs. Flaherty, spon- sor: V. Collins: A. Sprawkzig G. Smith: C. Wt-lah. seurctziry: B. Stcfzinko: D. Vrnlwl: K. Musson: M. Hnrtcll: P. Kruszynskiz fScntcd nt Dvskl M. lion- lcy. prcsidt-nt. Latin Club First Row: S. Francis. trczistirvrz V, Collins: R. Boyer, president: K. Bur' dick: C. Price: S. Taveggiai: M, Nic' Cziw: R. Healy: C. Osterinain. Front: I. Hahn. B. Rot. Second Row: A. Kwintkowski: Bolek: P. Rogowski: N. Cottrell: P. O'Lez1ry: G. Pnulik: B, MuCurn. secretary: P. Novak. Third Row: R. lilstncr. M. Lutns. M. MQCAW, D. Magee. Back Row: M. Dcgonz Mrs. lilsxlwrty. titlviscr: C. V.in Dorcn. Spanish Club Top to Bottom-First Row: B. Novak, D. Btithnmn, D. VVilt5e, D. 'l'.1x'sv. G, Rossncr, D. Abclla. Second Row: P. Kictn: L. Prvino: R. Schvulin: B. Lciigycl. prcsidvnt: G. Roberts: A. Ulurcnskiz C. St.1tcin.i. Third Row: R. Bill1k'I'l N. llivis, viuc-president: S. C.is4igr.1ml: M. Znkvr. Fourth Row: I. Lcdlwttt-r. 'l'rv.isurcr: ll. Rojnsg li. Rojas: M. Ortiz: Miss Litrlt-. sponsor: li. Konopnsvk, mftrcnry: l5.tkvr. Page -lx' isforcy cz 1 cronaufic- The Spanish and Latin C uhs h in at 1 in existence fm oui xp II ind tht Ficnc Club, three years. These qroups ill te ith the tulturil ispett of the linquiqes The History Club has existed tu o xg irs md does thinqs tonterninq historitil ments The Mathematics and Aeroniutics C lubs nieetinq for one xeir teich hnei 1 he matics and the art of llyinq History Club Sitting: P. McQu1-ary: H. Rojas president: M. McC.1w, treasurer bl. Aszralos. Standing: A. Ol sen: P. Dully: Mr. Snow, ad viser: K. Burdick: B. Lengyel B. lhfltcllfll. historian: B. Rot M. Capiak. secretary: C. Price S. Taveggia: V. Beckwith. vice- president: B. Paradise: P. Kiera P. Noak: P. Sinuns: B. Garcia Davis. Mathematics Club Sitting: I. Vutech: B. McCvurn secretary-treasurer: W. Sut- clitle: I. Omahen: R. Novak: T Pinzino. president: T. Tesar Standing: Mr. Pasti, sponsor: R Wittenkelle-r: F. Brennan: VV Yokus: D. Lt-Sage: VV. Miller R. Swanson: W. Belt: G. Mc- Fadden: R. Zaker: Sonzski. Aeronautics Club Front Row: I. Oinahen, vice- president: R. Kac:i11arek. presi- dent: D. McVeigh: P. Black: A Obrenski: C. Xlcflritl: R. Pros- key: C. Braylield: B. Vllestz I DeVVitt. Back Row: lVlr. Pasti adviser: VV. Lloyd: P. Carlson R. Peldzus: H, Paulsen: L Nloore: D. Kodadelc: R. Lani- phere: VV. Zihits: XV. Suttlirle l. Klarcis. secretaryftreasurer. Ptqell 7' 'iq- omnaercial xiii- , isua! clude Commercial Club. Hi-C. Visual Aids. Lettermens Club. Fl-l.A.. and Library Council all have contributed greatly to developing individual student interests. All of these organizations. with the exception of the Commerical Club which is three years old. have been a part of the school since it opened its doors four years ago. Commercial Club Sitting: Mrs. LeVine. adviser: C. Price: P. Kieta: A. Uhlarik: P. Kruszynskiz N. Mattson: Schickel, secretaryhtreasurerz B. Heckler, president: P. Dutly: l. Baker. Standing: M. Young: I. Kroll: Cerney: B. Lengyel: V. Beckwith: D. Vrabel: M. Bouley: li. MeGurn: R. Boyer: N. Davis: G. Robinson: B. Baunigartner: A. Ollrien: Miss Bruno, sponsor: H. Rojas, vice- president: Miss Crueb, sponsor. Hi-C Front: M. Ortiz, li. Young. Sec- ond Row: B. Streekert: M. Gigerz A. Scaramuzzo: A. Glassey: V. Neehouse. secretary: D. Bach- man, vice-president: S. Sanders: V. Collins, treasurer: Mr. Fen- der. sponsor. Third Row: P. Anderson: R. l'loleinan: D. Hazelbauerz B. Couthz D. Sny- der: S. Sanders, president: VV. Mdiritlz Iackson: M. Bates: B. Howard: E. Young: 0. Wzilker. Back Row: F. Flinn: R. Bravtield: R. Sanders: R. Casagrand. Visual Aids Kneeling: N. Correa, T. Cle- menle. Sitting: O. VValker: L. VVessel: Cerney: ll. McGurn1 Mr. Fender. sponsor. Standing: R. Nowak, D. Schneider. B. Hurd. M. Asztalos. B. Lloyd. H. Graf. F. Yeager. D. Yrahel. G. lVlcFadden. B. Bain, K. Paraiso. Page 'll Lcttermen's Club Front Row: Ii. Xnlnt. R. Nwlwm Pm. Kr':x'xx.1mm. Ii. I..-dv I3 I,1md.I3. Ijmm U, H:mw. R. Znkvr I: Ii.ttI1INflll. II. Pup Second Row: XII' I:lIIxIt'l'.1ItI. xpuxmx INV' -I I 'f . txxt . .t Nw.. IU. I-..LLxI:uT Ii N-r1-sIt1. trt.wL..Ir III. Pzzzttntw, Xlxx PI't'NItIx'HI I7 Ihtzyxmxkx. pr'tw1tit-xx! I. IIUXKVII. M'ul't'Ir:I'X II. I:-IIIQ. Ir. Axzmlr-N II. Iiw, R. Hdrkt-1' Third Row: puIx't'1'tIiX'. CIIIIINILUHI IS KKtx1II1.tTl'k. C.+II..I1.11x Ii. Rxxm, A. IN'I.ntI11vwr1 'I' SQIIIIIIZ. O. S1cgqIr':vtf U. I'wr'5qq111xt. R. Nvvwli I. I'mr'.1x. II. 'I'.1X'Itur' ll. Slnzvk. U. LcS.:t1t- R. Su.u1xm1. I KI11m-I4 O 'lfmylm' Back Ruw: li. Tmpp. R. I5l.lh.1 I5 Yukus. XYUIULII I . Yv.1g1cr', NI. RY-III VVUIII-. II. I3l1IIU1x I LUYL' F. H. A. Front Row: P. BI'-1xIiL'IlIWL1I'X XI. Axzmlos IWIIIIVIIII I'CPUI'Yt'I' S. Irmxrlus. C. 'IX-rmm D. K.1:x111croxx'xt: Second Row: Ivllxs IIUILII. spullwol' II. Iilwyst-trt-r.1rv KILC.1XK', S.1IiUIuxI'iY I.. Chzrwtilu-r'g I5. P.1r.1d1sc. tlxnunlrx-1' P. XItQL1v.xr5.', pwslticxmt I. Stmtl-ivl. xnt--prt-sxtit-rut Mlm I51ddvrm.1r1, NPUIINLH' Third Row I. I:r.111I'i. B. C41I'INtBI1 N. Yukus, Hahn S,'I'.LX't'ggi1l,I-.CI1.eIIm' Ii. Hcrtvrlstt-in C. PI'UuLllll.IT. R, Iiult XI. I'I-IIQIIII Iilut-prmt rcpwrtur I Dclmtlrlols, M. Ort: Fourth Row: A III3II1r1k. T. xI.IFtUttI A. Ttmzqzyk, B. Sthzzzatir II. C1nr't1.:. C. Rolwllmxwu XX. Olscn. B. Pnul P Urn: Back Row: CQ, St1lIwvII. C. Prnt' C Pr1tv.P.O Ltmrx I2 XXIII-11. A. KMIIII- 5 Ut1IvxIW'. Inamranzx Ps. Hnvcs. P. Hu1ti..:' C. Ktnjv. H. Ch-Zrizmzx Library Council Front Row: IDIIIII-A, C. Qwtcrzzmxx 5. Cum.-Nm-. Q. xx I-I-1x KI Hrlunq Back Row: I I'iI::r1rk. B. Kr:x u.1:n C.:P1.1I'i I:. ANZI,1IwN KIT I'1FINL's. .1tIX'1vwr ID Ii. cvmkz. prvvti I5 Swrzzxlm. Ps, Aix:---T I. StI11tIKv,'I I II wx II v, r Ii. I'IctIiIur'. I KFMII 9 effcrnwn 5 - . . . - Llglary lplr I K . 5 HUM fwmvzi FBEMAK5 Q51 AMERICA UQ 4 Z' afional xjfonor ociefcv u LIBRARY COUNCII. Slttilrg-Cluckxnw: ll llvar Li-ulwrzrx I. llalvu ll lXlrQur'.rvr. l' Lassirlx A. il Hir--u ll. lxlrliuifr Nl Nnvhrlr K llurrlirl ll bitum- lxl Kirk .iw I Hal-vr N lNl,rrr-uv Standing: I. llnsvr A. lkivvvgir-:x...r XX. llrlllwle XX. Rui 5. 'larvvtiai A lllsrn ll. ltrx Xl. Run' R l..ru- r I. llrav K. llritr' lx. Karat ll 'llixli '- , . fi First Row: N. Davis. H. Rojas. C. Zollars. sctretary: D. Vralwl. A. Spr.ixvk.i. ll lOlLllIltI Posters A. Oliricn. president. Second Row: P. lXlCCQLlCrlI'Y. D. Sakolosky. li. B.utiriiq.irtr1cr', P. fjll.,k'-lI'Y F. O'Dt-a. Cvrricv. B. Hvtklcr. Third Row: M. lVleC.iw. F. Yvtynal, Y. l5vtkxvrtli. P. Kiera. l. Klcinsmith, A. Kahlc, R. Boyer. P. Kruszynski. C. Usivrrnari. Nl. Novak. lf. Youiiu. M. lioulvy. R. Harkt-r, Mr. Ci. Suoxv. sponsor. Top Row: B. Sonzski. B. Rot. Kliint-l-1. li. Yokus. li. Brun- ILlI1.'ll. Pin:1no. ll. 'l'.rvlor. F. Asp. fi. fVltl:.eddcn. R. Zal-tt-r'. ll. lylfllll. vitr'-pr'vs1dr-ritz Il. Stlit-uliu. National Honor Society. organized to promote scholarship. leadership. character and service. is interested in developing a scholarship fund. This is accomplished by the members who sell refreshments at games and sponsor dances. Under the supervision of Nlr. G. Snow, N.H.S. was a verv active group throughout the year. nge -H Q ,,,a?l ' , 1 3.113 gg, xi 1' . A I: ,. .x ij! y' W , In wr Q11- 4 7 Ol4f1VVleVlC2VVleVlf XGVCISQS of 5 A group of eighty-nine seniors took part in Reavis' second annual com- mencement which was held on Iune 5, 1953, in the school gymnasium. The major address of the evening was delivered by Dr. S. A. Hamrin of Northwestern University. Dr, W. C. Reavis extended greetings to the graduates and was followed to the rostrum by Assistant Superintendent W. Shultz who announced the winners of the various awards. Mr. E. DuBois presented the family-faculty scholarships. Iames Rokaitis, senior class president. then made a presentation of an oil painting of Dr. Reavis to the school. The graduating classes of l952 and '53 contributed the funds for the painting. Diplomas were then presented by the President of the Board of Education, Mr. Peter Russian and Superintendent C. Thokey. The invocation and benediction were delivered by The Rev. Thomas Hinkin. Music was furnished by the school concert band under the direction of Mr. L. Stanger. Page '16 lb hw 'bn S- :iz 3g ff' 1 . . 9 MVIIOV- QVUOV VOVVI of 5 lr-fl 165 The junior-Senior Prom of 1953 proved to be a most exciting and enjoyable occa- sion for all who attended. Scene of this memorable event was the Grand Ball- room ofthe Shoreland Hotel. After hours of dancing amid the splendor of the ball- room, the Grand March started at 11:30 p.m. with the junior and senior class presi- dents. Bill Bain and jim Rokaitis, and their dates leading the procession. Most of the two hundred there participated in the march. Flowers were given to Mrs. Thokey, Miss Feldt, Mrs. LeVine, and Mrs. Pasti. All who attended could thank the junior class spon- sors and the entire junior class for their part in making the prom an unforgettable night in their lives. .igv 1 f xsgjf 'Ad 7 1 'Q 1 c74fA leiics Hard-working, courageous coaches and teams have led Reavis to many victories in the past four years. These victor- ies have made Reavis a proud, but humble, school. Our athletes and coaches have spent many hours and a great deal of energy in practice for all contests. Their spirit and enthusiasm have doubtless been very instrumental in the high sports ranking of our school. The various athletic teams have faced defeats with an upward look to future victories. Even when the odds seemed overwhelmingly against them, our teams have put up hard fights and played good games. Page 50 yi 3 f YF 5? if afgxfy .. 6 6 i F an f Bw M lie :, 283 , ,ff ,M gf x J f I 1 ,, ,V Q ,. liffg-. 'K ' 1 , we A 'Q J ff? , 2 . ,xiii '9 .aah 4 r ' 'ww ' fa, .V -1 A, r, l. 'P' , f FSL ' .bggvv fv -sri, -Q., QB '4 VA ,. fm,'., 254 ' Y-:mg , QA 'F' ' 5 ' ' . , A 17' 5, f' s.. ZX A 1 ff- ,W in ,7f ' . , - , , , - i3?5Lf'i 'wffpw' - ' V .xr h , . Q -aff - fe ' 5 lf I iq' 'Q Q V l a Vx, v ,-at z' ' E' I r -. 4 N A ' . ' - 1' J- fy ,, 5,?r'2WP'f. '1 f ' yy- 4ff.Vg-x-, y A,-H. Q, .JW ' ' 9 -hwy. qw, fqlsg. ' in . D .I wt HUWHIII ' 1 gxxxx Xxx arsifty ins onference iffe Front Row: VV. Son:ski, Cjilllilllflll. Love, VV. Lode. ll. l5.u:yiisl41. iv'a't.ip1.uii: lx. lunnulill, toatli. l Pinzino, tri-taptain: Y. Hanson, toath: lt Asztalos tri-t.ipt.un. R. I..iusIiot. R. Lyntli. VX. lxryzwanos. li. l:.1y. Vutecli. Center Row: Olmstead. R. 'l'.uyloi'. I.. XXX-ssvl. VV. l7ul'mois. l,. liulilu. 'lf Polei'etkx'. IU. l..i Sage, D, Falk. Klunvk, A. Mathieson, R. Swanson. lr. Ye.igvr. Back Row: R. Zakvr. IIltlIltlglL'I'1 M. Ryan. man.1ger: R. Prohin, M.uu'r. VV. l'r.un. VV. Yokus R Ki'i1cgvi'.'l'. 'llalli-y. Cl. Xltlfultli-ii. R. Prilvyl, R. Nu-l sen. Van liek. in.u1.1ger, It Asp. iu.m.igcr. lnspired hy a new football lield, Complete with a powerful lighting system, and the line coaching of lNlr. E. Tunnielifli and Mr, V. Hanson. Reayis' varsity foothall team won the first Southwest Sulwurhan Conference title with a seasons record of eight wins. one loss. and one tie. A strong offense and defense helped the Rams gain a 2040 yietory oyer Rich Town- ship in their hrst conference game. Outweighed hy an average of forty pounds to a man. the Ramhlin' Rams showed it would take a good team to heat them when they tied lhlarmion Nlilitary Academy O-O. Reayis ayenged previous season losses to Belvidere hy ekmg outa 13-12 win. paced hy Bennie Pays running. the team came from behind in the second half for the victory. The Rams kept up their winning ways by downing l-emont 13-8.Scoring their points in the first half. Reayis was on the defense the rest ofthe game. Next in the way of competition was a powerful Argo squad which handed the Rams their first loss ofthe season Zl-O. Page 52 ,ERP 'Q ,kv -,SA 4 9 1. V 'vlifl .53 , k A N-. f Q K ff ,.,,, x 4 A -ff-' - : I '1 1 A' 'P QQ A , 'hum' Q. N' 'digg v ,, v 661144 QCOVCJ kgVlC!lflJ?S ' s COC ,W gb ,. .,.,,,' Bc nnle Fay left half Don Baczynski left guard loel C:-llahan offensive center Frank As-talos right tackle lim Love right guard Varsity Scores Teams VVe They Rich' 20 O Marmion O 0 Belvidere l 3 I2 Lemont 13 8 Argo O 21 Lockport 12 7 Bremen' 40 O Orland Park' 37 I3 Qak Lawn' 32 0 Morgan Park 21 6 Lodi' ' Conference Games c I end Tom Polerecky defensive center Page 5-I wus, 7 Loss, 57742 I l l Q Bill Kryzwanos Bill Sonzski Dick Laushot Toni Pinzino fullback quarterback right end center Back on the victory track again, the Rams made combat with a highly favored Lockport team and came up with a 12-7 victory. An exciting game all the way, Reavis' defense was the difference. In its next three games, all conference contests, the varsity was victorious over Bremen by a score of 40-0. over Orland Park 37-13, and Oak Lawn 32-0. Bremen seemed completely powerless against the Rams. Orland Park proved to be a stubborn foe early in the game until Reavis stopped their attack. A highly touted Spartan team from Oak Lawn could not penetrate the Rams' defense and were not able to hold the Reavis squad from scoring. The conference champs finished the season with a 21-6 triumph over Morgan Park Military Academy. Varsity players picked for the Conference All-Star first team were F. Asztalos, right tackle: D. Baczynski, left guard: D. Laushot, right end: B. Fay. left half: and T. Poler- ecky, center. Chosen on the second team were B. Sonzski, B. Krzywanos, Love. and R. Lynch. Lynch was also chosen Back of the Week by the Chicago American for his performance in the Bremen and Orland Park games. A summary of the seasons record is as follows: passes attempted, 146: passes com- pleted. 74: first downs gained. lO5: total yardage gained. 3299. Page 55 . VOSA-SOFA-QIVQS VVIQVI C7140 5 A record ol four wins. three defeats and one tie was Compiled by the freshmen-sophomore team. The wins were against the following schools: Rich, 6-O: Lockport, 12-O: Crland Park, 37-O: and Morgan Park Nlilitary, 31-7. Defeats came against the following foes: lVlarmion. 18-6: Belvidere, 21-O: and Argo. 12-6. The tie game was against Bremen, 6-6. The freshmen squad had an impressive live wlns and two losses record. Victory came against Oak Lawn, 7-0 and 6-Oz Rich, 7-0: Grland Park, 7-O: and lVlorgan Park lVlilitary, 31-7. l.osses were dealt out hy Riverside-Brooklield. 30-7 and Rich, 26-0. Top Picture - Front Row: P. Guido. coath: li. VVolle. M. VVard. Oniahen, Sonzski. R. Stadt. T. Barrett. T. Clemente. VV. Novak. R. Hesseiiherger, toauh. Middle Row: VV. Hayes, N, Correa. F. Kase. A, Pnetillo. R. Blaha, Marcis. R. Anderson. C, Usterman. S. Valdez. Back Row: VV. Rokaitis. manager: T, Tesar, VVeytkow, VV. Miller, VK',Be1t, Mui' ren. Bray. lf. Phillips, manager. Bottom Picture - Front Row: I. Getches, R. Lamphere. R. Ganska. C, Mroch. VV. Morris, K. Anderson. D. Stadt. Brnet- Middle Row: E. Phillips, manager: R. Proskey, E, Stahl, VV. Frentl. P. Beechen. E, Nitchie. T, Lewandowski. Coach N Pasti. Back Row: I, Cihak, W, Sehneider, K. Qnain, G. Swearingen. R. Armstrong, E. Young. XV. VVorden. W. Rokaitis manager. A i , 1,5-' , .hz '- . I9 1 1 ., ' as A W Je' 3 '3i21i' ' ia-figs' 'Er ' it , A . 1 ,Q .t f t iii -- .um - - - --f Q-Alike if YI9 f Front Row: Klimck. R. Blaha. M. Ryan. Love, VV. Kryzwanos. Middle Row: C. Black, 'li Rahus. VV. Sonzski, R. Peldius. Back Row: VV. Coyne. toath: VV. Vyurglitsh. VV, Noyalc. I. lNlorrow, Teho. A. Puctillo. VOSA-SOFA QSGACZI!-1 V055 Olfllflflfcy Reayis' frosh-soph hasehall team of '53 finished the season with a record of seven wins, six losses. Victory was achieved in play against the following: Blue Island. 3-2: Nlorgan Park, 14-0 and I5-2: Rich. 13-Ozloliet, 14-7: Riverside-llroolifield. 3-2: and Oak Lawn. IO-3. Losses were to La Grange hy a score of 9-6 and 7--lx lilue lsland. -l-3: Oak Lawn, 5--lx Rich. 6-5: and Riyerside- lirookfield. 6-5. Bill Lode and Bill Ryan pitched no hit. no run games. ln the second season of competition, the cross country team was hindered hy a lack of experi- ence. The squad was made up of mostly sophomores and juniors who had not participated in the sport hefore this season. Eyen so, they won one meet and lost several by a close margin. Front Row: lf Itiin VV. Vuieeh. Pitrowski. li. VVittenkeller. Gillespie. Back Row: Coach VV. Coyne. lf. N'loni'e.il. inanagcr: E. Tropp. D. liatliiiiaii. R. Zajac. VV. Lloyd. ' 'I Front Row: W. Ryan. R. Figlik. W. Kryzwanos. R. Lynch. captain: E. Cerny. W. Sonzski. Middle Row: F. Asp, manager: T. Polerecky, F. Asztalos, C. Penk. R, Peldzus, W. Bain. D. Dignam. Back Row: Coach B. Hayton. W. DuBois, manager: W. Sutcliffe. H. Paulsen. R. Lau- shot. F. Yeager, C. Black. M. Ryan, R. Taylor, inzmager. arsifcy ofa, 7 wns, .Losses Reavis' varsity basketball team finished the 1953-54 season with a total of seven wins. eleven losses. In victory Reavis featured to advantage a hard, drive-in attack from a fast break. This type of aggressive play requires good substitution of key players who might foul out. Winning ways were also characterized by good outside shooting fwhich was necessary for a team which lacked heightj, fine ball handling, a pressing man-to-man defense, and a squad which molded itself into a smooth working unit. Ram losses can be attributed to two things: a lack of height and experience. The Hrst five consisted of one sophomore, two juniors, and two seniors who found the going rough when playing taller and more experienced squads, but who showed their ability against teams of their own caliber. The team finished the season with a seven. eleven record which was the second best winning percentage over the last four seasons. Page SS Qanfl eafllfef ggVC55lVQ at We They We They Th y Lockport 22 Oak Lawn Rich Township 36 Bremen Niorgzin Park 5-I Orland park Beecher 59 Belvidere Oak Lawn 35 Sandwich Leniont 52 Regiona Bremen 63 Morton CA 6 Front Row: R. Geigner. T Tesar, W. Miller, captain: T. Puccillo. Center Row: F, Kase, I. Omahen, W. Belt. Back Row: R. Hessenberger, coach: W. No vak, W. Wurglitsh, R. Novak. S. Paladin. manager. 1 .1 HK 7-lfosh-5019A Jfave anner eason Guided by Coach R. Hessenberger, in his first year at Reavis, the frosh- soph basketball team had a banner season with a total of thirteen wins. five losses. The squad started out the season by dropping their first two games. They lost to Lockport, 34-23, and to Rich, 47-23. The Rams then started on a streak of seven straight wins! Conquered in this victory march were Morgan Park, 34-26: Beecher, 37-36: Oak Lawn. 44-34: Lemont, 37-31: Bremen, 44-39: Orland Park, 50-48: and Morgan Park, 43-26. The streak was snapped when Rich downed Reavis for the second time during the season, 59-44. After the loss to Rich, the frosh-soph heat Grant Park, 39-33, before losing to Manteno, 59-42, A second winning streak was fashioned when the Rams triumphed over their next four foes by the following scores: Lemont. 32-22: Qak Lawn, 53-40: Bremen, 40-38: and Qrland Park. 47-45. Belvidere broke the charm by trouncing Reavis, 67-30. who in turn ended the season on a happy note when they met Sandwich and gained their thirteenth victory, 46-44. Page full V25 Vlflelfl Kilda!! Qilf1S XP2l ieV1C2 S9 Front Row C Mroch P Beeehen R Pucc111o W Frencl R Wexdmann Mxddle ouh G Mayer G Sxxemnqcn R L mphere R Lyris F Krenl mmmger When the 1933 94 basketball season came to an end at Reaxls the Rams freshmen squad had a total of txxo mms e1ght losses Reavxs mon IIS txxo games agamst Morgan Park 46 23 and Oak Lawn 31 29 Although the freshmen lost exght games nn any of the contests the PICUIYC m qht have changed m fax or of the Rams had they been able to score a few tlmelv baskets ln losmg they nex er lost by a xery qreat margm Follovxmg are the exght teams that defeated Reavls and the scores they vxon by Rch D3 33 Hlnsdale 52 32 Oak Lawn 27 16 Kankakee 52 31 and 41 26 Orland Park 40 39 Morgan Park 28 17 and Orland Park 41 32 Piqe 61 W A N ,, 4 , sa ,,, I Q g, 9' I 5, Q1 if - 2 , 1 A : w 4' x - f E 4 . I .1 4 , Z f xy. A . 2 I ,-. If I lv V K 'I 'SX 'ff r I!3,,,f'1 Row: R. Kobes. K, Quain. T. Lewandowski, Gctches. Back Row: P. Guido, ua':.a',.'z'x,.n Qaz. V 7. . . v , V . Y d 1 ' 1 1 . S I v Y L 1 l in iiliw A. resflers ave good Season x'..f..iy s.-Um XVv I hm' 1 filmtv..-1.1 4 I XN!'i'm. IMAX, i,, Remus' varsity wrestling team had an extremely successful season with a record of twenty wins and only three losses. ln the Southwest Suhtirhain Conference, the squad placed seeontl. ln the stzxte sectional ehzimpionships, they were fourth in the stzmtlintis. lhree memhers ol the varsity pmticipgntetl in the steite ehalmpionships. A most eommenelzthle wonflost record was compiled hx' the lrosh- soph. ln regulz11'l3'sehecluled season hotits, they emerged with Seven wins, three losses and one tie, ln exhibitions. the record showed eight wins and four losses. for ti cnmnlzitive total of lilteen wins. seven losses. and one IIC. P ii: Front Row: O. Siegfried, O. Bergquist. Bray. Ruppaner. D. Hines. R. Harker. co-captain: D. Falk, co-captain: B. Fay D. Batzynski. T. Schultz, L. Buhle. T. Clemente. Back Row: I. Fitzgerald. coach: Teho. manager: P. Anderson, manager. R. Krueger. R. Sze-lag, K. Huey. R. Ferrara. Palmer. E. Tropp. G. McFadden. O. Wzilker. A. Mathieson. R. Nielsen. I. Iackson. VV. Flinn, R. Nowak, manager: R. Zaker. manager. Frosh-Soph Scores Q We They Front Row: R. Ganska, L. Lovik. VV. VVeyker, C. Osterman. D. Rosen. li. Ma- RiW'fSidl BF00kll'l'ld '35 5 zurek. F. lde. Middle Row: A. Fenton, coach: I. Cihak. S. Valdez. W. Vutech. V0 I mon ll li. VVolfe. P. Robinson. VV. Hayes, R. Healy. R. Scheulin. VV. Rokaitis. Back York! U2 K 23 20 Row: T. Kliem, N. Graf. Nlurren, B, VVittenkeller. VV. Schneider. T. Mc- Morton of Cicero 23 10 Queary. R. Stadt. VV. Couch, H. Graf. Pitrowski, llfliff I7 35 Bremen 36 l l Tilden Tech 19 29 Culver Nlilitary 25 10 La Grange 12 2-1 Oak Lawn 22 22 Bottom Row: T. Schultz. junior. 135 lhs.. won 10. lost 5: D. Hines. stnior. I33 lhs.. won ln. lost 7: I. Bray. sophomore. l2O lhs., won 22. lost 2: O. Bergquist. sophomore. ll2 lbs.. led team in points. fourth in state sectional. Won 22. lost 3: O. Siegfried. junior. 103 lhs.. state sectional champ. captain elect, won 23. lost 3: Ruppaner, sophomore, 95 lhs.. won lf. lost 7. Top Row: T. Clemenie, sophomore, heavyweight. conference champ in 'S-I. fourth in state sectional, Won l5, lost 7: L. Buhle, junior. l75 lhs.. won lO: D. Baczynski. senior. l65 lhs.. third in state sectional, won I8, lost 7: B. Fay, senior. l5-1 lhs.. won 2l, lost 3: R. Harker, senior, l-li, lhs.. co-captain, second in state sectional, won 2l, lost -1: D. Falk. stnior. l3?a lhs.. co-captain. sectional champion. won 23. lost 2. arsifcy core any uns, ins L.. - JL ,. Front Row: D. Baczynski. R. Zaker L. Wesscl. G. Slazyk F. Asp, W. Bain Middle Row: T. Pinzino, R. Lynch R. Marela, I. Howell W. Hurd. W. Yokus Back Row: I. Vutech, F, Asztalos R. Carlson, R. Webb L. Kernica. C. Stancik T. Wessel, F. Carver B. Hayton, coach Varsity players ended the '53 baseball season with a record of Hve wins, eight losses. ln their first of five wins, the Rams belted the ball to the tune of twenty runs scored, as against two for Orland Park. Other victories were against Lemont, ll-I0 and 5-4: Ioliet. 9-7 and Oak Lawn, 9-3. Half of Reavis' losses were by the one, two run margin: Morgan Park, 2-1, Ioliet, 8-7. Wheaton, 6-4, and Morgan Park, 5-3. Argo defeated the varsity twice, ll-7 and 6-2, while Beecher won, 5-2. Blue Island handed the Rams their last loss. 5-2. Two of the games, against Oak Lawn and Wheaton, were rained out. 1 'Sand Vt arsifcy glaze - go? Track - Front Row: M. VVard. I. Giblin. B. Roche, B. DuBois. Middle Row: O. Walker, T. Kliem. T, Polerecky, VV. Buche. D. Bachmari. H. Paulsen. R. Ferrara, Sonzski. Back Row: Coach E. Tunniclifl. L. Moore. W. Lloyd. R. Zajac, A. Mathieson. Rokatis. Van Eck. manager. Golf - Kneeling: M. Suchoski, VV. Miller. Standing: C. Osterman, Coach Kluz, O. Siegfried. E. Tropp. Ahern, R. Iudd. G. McFadden. Varsity track and golf, two of Reavis' spring sports, was made up almost wholly of sophomores and juniors. These inexperienced teams made an excel- lent showing against larger and more experienced schools. Page 65 girls enjoy cysical gofncafion Top Left: Building tl pyrlnnid in tl tumbling class can lx' lun. Middle Left: Loc' Gundberg prepares to handle in spiked hall in .1 vollcyhall game. Middle Right: Return- ing xx serve over thc uct. Bottom Left: Pin-ups :md Hxupsn nfirr .un cnjogxnlulc session of Bottom Right: Typi- t.1l locker stcnc .mftvr ax gym class. Page 66 effer ifi:en5 evelolaecl By Front Row: C. Zollars. president: Schickol, secretary: F. Vygnal. treasurer: B. Koiiopasek. point recorder, Second Row: lVl. Monti. B. Rojas. li. Al.ini:. N. lVlattson, D. Mattson. B. Cain. S. Ahern. P. Sheafer, Ianice Bruker, T. Asztalos. B. Paradise. A. Kwiiitkowski. M. Frazer. Frances, Third Row: N. Davis. M. Boulcy. R. Boyer. P. Kruszynski. M. Ortiz. L. Chappcr. N. Yolus. li, Rot. li. Hertenstein. D. Alu-lla. Iudy Baker. R. Belt. D. Haiirath. P. Topel. P. McQueary, S. C.isagr.md, M.l5.1tes. L. Cundlwrg. Miss M. Rinne, instructor. Fourth Row: C. Tcriiiiiie. A. Olsen. P. Brackenlwiiry. K. llaurdzclc. P. Dully. P. Siddons. liuczltowski, V. Uleynichak. P. l'loig.ird. B. Smith, C. Procunmr. li. Lengyl. P. Simms. S. T.ix'cgg1.1. D. Sakolosky. S. Ogleslwy. B. McPherson, G. Rolviiison, M. Owen. Fifth Row: S. lfspmo. M. Iohnson. B. Hayes. li. Zwt-tk. M. Northcutt, M. Zaker, G, Stillwell. R. Allen. Harrild. lf. livoslievith. Carolyn Price, B. Shaw-ii. Nl. lVlcC.iw. Clementine Price. B. Paul. A. Sprawka. M, Sundherg. C. VVehh. C. Osteriiiaii. A. Llhlarik. P. Cassidy, Back Row: Unser. C. Reitl. lXl. Rogers. D. lVltCurdy. P. Kieta. T. Martiirci. S. Yan Meter. N. Reitz. V. Neehouse. R. Tome nit:, C. Ialovec. D. Laysc. VK'ilkosky. Guillermo. A. KLlITiPl'l1gI-1. B. Heckler. Boleli. B. lVleCurn. L. Franke. B. Stef- anlio. A. Cates. T. Qldettr. C, Paulik. R. Baumgartner, G. M.ily. L. Niekols. Nl. lfvans. A. Knourelc. D. Tzilelaar, B. Zocl-Q. I. Kleiiismith, H, Rojas. The Girls' Athletic Association. largest all-girl club at Reavis. was organized to aid in develop- ing sound minds and bodies and to further sportsmanship. girls' athletics and inter-school relations. The cluh has regular meetings for sports participation and to discuss future plans. Outside activities include swimming. howling and play days. A point system is used and on the basis of points earned. letters are awarded at a special ceremony. Page of graJuafes l The 1954 graduating class is a significant one, for it symbolizes the first class to have completed the entire four- year period at Reavis High School. This senior class has precious memories of its participa- tion in the many school activities during the green years. Although these years have passed rapidly, great strides have been made toward giving our school a personality of its own and establishing its customs. Page 68 ,Pu-ga, 'K' w I 1 '! vI ' 1 Y Sitting: VV. Bain. president: Mrs. D. LcVinc. sponsor: Mr. R. Erbs-s. sponsor: Miss A. I-lundt, sponsor. Standing: Mr. A. Hansen, sponsor: D. Baczynski, secretary: l-lowcll. treasurer. Not Pictured: T. Pinzino, vice-president, enior Class Gfficers, Ponsors The first graduating class to have completed four years at Reavis. the seniors in September elected the officers who were to represent and guide them through this final year. Varied activities which have become associated with seniors at Reavis were pursued by this class of 1954. Of major importance was the Homecoming Dance which was held in the gym, October 9. A'Rhapsody in Blue was the theme ofthe affair. Dnce again, as in past years, the seniors gave a play during the month of May. They also took part in the junior-senior banquet, the publishing of the ARIES. and the sponsoring ofa picnic. Thus summarizes the reen, rowin ears of the Senior Class of '54, the Q Q 9 Y first graduating class to have completed four years at Reavis. 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' K 'Q Q Q ' ' Q JW Cass ofjune 1 54 Favori e pxls Bob Ted Ron IAMES L HOWELL lim Lettermens Club 34 seeretary 4 Lnbrury Counul 34 foot bull 2 bisebill l 2 34 class VIL? president 3 Ll iss tre isurer 4 favor: ts Ron Don Fr ink history WILLIAM HURD Commander Latin Club 3 Visual Aids 34 Aeroniuties Club 3 football 3 baske b1ll3 favorites sports Frank Bob Rich sciente future pl ms Nuvy eorpsman IOSEPH IACKSON loc H1 C 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 foo bull 3 wrestling 2 3 truk 2 favorites building hot rods Bob Bill Al H1 C bxsketb all auto shop future plans be 1 Larpen er GERALDINE IANIGA Gerry Aries 4 Art Club l FHA l Mixed Chorus 4 lxvorites swimming danung om Sharon Birla qym lournllism Hey o BOB KACZMAREK Kacz Aeronautics Club 34 president 4 Aries 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Student Advisory Board 4 Model Airplane Club 4 lpresi denti favorites building and flying gls model planes playing harmonica fishing Ron Bill Fred draftinq Oh for cryin out loud DOLORES KAZMIEROWICZ Scooter Aries 4 Art Club l bind l Blueprint 4 FHA I4 Libriry Council 4 favorites dancing swimming drawing brsketball udy Pat Carol gym peeeh lournalism ARLENE A KNOUREK Sis GAA 4 Hi C 34 Mixed Chorus 4 fivorites swimming roller skiting baseball Violet Dolores Maxine biology Holy govt BETTY KONOPASEK Art Club 2: G,A.A. 2,3.4: point recorder 4, N.H.S. 3,41 Spanish Club 3.4: treasurer 4: favorites: reading, saving odds and ends, sports, Barbara, Carolee, Margaret, biology, gym: Oh gosh. IULIA KROLL lulie Blueprint 4: Commercial Club 2.3.41 Library Council 3.4: Mixed Chorus l,2,3: favorites: Marie, Margaret, Donna, business fieldg Meathead. Page 74 1 C ass of june D RICHARD LAUSHOT Duck rss prt sxdt nt l Arn s 3 Lette rrnen s Club 2 34 ltbr Countxl I 7 34 Student Adxxsory Boxrd l footbxll I 34 b w ull k l 2 flyorltes slttpnnq Leo Ron Frx SALLY ANN LEMM Arles tdltor 4 Blueprmt 7 N H S 3 4 flyorx ms kec pmq xx res llnq strxpbook xx rmnq poetry Arlme P eommt ruxl sub 1 e N C ood Lrltf JAMES A LINN Tum lwyorltts IIldL1SlI'lll mrs horstbnek rxdmq syumnunq tul Oh yt ll RONALD MELVIN LYNCH Melsnc Lette rlntn s Club 34 Lnbr try Counul vue presxdent 4 footb all ketb xll l 2 3 4 el rss tre urt r 3 fnornes uthlttxes Fr :nk nm Dmk h1story IOHN MAURER futurt plwns tride school MARGARET McCAW Scotty Artes 4 F H A 1 2 C A A 1 2 3 Litm Club 2 3 4 treisurer -l NH S 3 4 Sky H1 fwontes reeords reidlng sports M nrlene Shlrley ulne gym journwlxsm Lwtm Avy shuclcers IOSEPHINE MICZYNSKI Iosxe COmm6fC1Hl Club 3 F H A 2 M1xed Chorus 3 fwyorltes dint mg smgmg tenms own Arlene Marlene elemml work You better belzexe lt' IEANINE R M MUSSON Nmn Bind l 2 Commercxal Club 34 GA A 2 34 H1 C 2 Mvced Chorus l 2 NH S 3 4 Sp xmsh Club 1 2 f1yor1 es sports rewclmg dintmg muslc om Marne Blrbxrx Spimsh gym semor bxology Gee Mm' VIOLET D NEEHOLISE V1 Bmd-4 FHA l GAA 234 H1C234 seeretary 4 Lvtnn Club 2 Mwed Chorus 2 34 fiyorntes slngmq sports IN muy Shu ey Ru h H1 C qym Let s sung MARLENE MARIE NOVAK Mar Ames 3 4 Llbrwry Counul l 2 34 Mvced Chorus 2 N H S 34 flxorltes Dot om Arlene tommeruxl One of these dwys vo Pxqefb Cla - : ,: - , . : .' ary' ' .-, . 1 . 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PN iff-gee' 1291 C Q55 of june 1 54 ARLENE L OBRIEN Ar Commerenl Club 2 3 4 Libriry Council l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 NHS 34 president 4 fivorites reidmg swimming udy Noreen Mirlene shorthmd commerci il vsork Pow riqht in the kisser PATRICIA ODEA Pat Lindblom 1 2 Blueprint 3 GAA I 2 Mixed Chorus l NH S 34 Spinish Club 12 fsvorites letter writing dancing Pat Bwrh Spsnish commercml subjects No kidding THERESA RITA O DETTE Terry Hirrison High 1 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 H Club 23 fsvorites scrspbook Marlene Rose snice swim ming bowling God helps those who help themselves PATRICIA OLEARY O Leary Babe Lmdblom I Aries 4 FHA 4 GAA l Litm Cluh 234 Mixed Chorus 12 NHS 34 fivories driving 53 Hudson pen pil in Cerminy dincing Pit Birh Dolly hioloqy your nilism commertnl subiects Oh deir MARILYN IO ANN OWEN Mar Proviso Flower Tech Kelvyn I 2 3 Aries 4 newspiper 2 3 Cv A A l 2 3 4 Librsry Council 1 2 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 4 Pep Club 1 fworites skiting stump collecting singing Roq Bette Csrli iournwlism biology chorus Such is life IOAN PASKO Ion: Aries 4 Art Club 3 band 2 Blueprint 4 cheerleading 34 cup am 4 F H A 3 GAA 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Mixed Chorus 1 foothsill queen csndidwte 2 fsvorites playing ping ponq howling Shsron Gerry Benny biology You re i dilly CHESTER S PENK South Bend Adams 123 hasketbsll I4 favorites iny sport working on cars music Fran msth future plans college msybe lsivt THOMAS F PINZINO Pizon Aeronautics Club 2 hind 12 Lettermens Club 34 Libriry Council 4 Msthematics Club 4 NH S 34 Spwmsh Club 2 3 Visuil Aids 2 footbsill 3 4 tri ciptsiin 4 bwske bull 3 b1seb1ll l 2 34 class Vice president 4 fivorites reiding Bud Bill Dive math Well Ill be chipped LOIS MAE RADOVICK Lefty Lulu Bmd 2,31 Cw.A.A. 4' Hi-C 4: Librsry Council 2' Mixed Chorus 3,45 fsvorites: bsisebill, horsebwck riding: bssketball Rim, loin Lee' Whit do you mean? 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