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Koa d Ser A Community l iiclci' ilu' KllI'L't'll0ll ol llic lionicl ol lcluc itimi ' 2 ' C 'z ' :incl llirougli Arciliitcft I.. lx C.olc'iii1in. ilu- lmuilcliiig 1710511111 his moxccl gf 1 zi 'i liorwzircl 2ll'C0l'CllIlg to sclicdulc lxlmvii now nlzissromiix ucic iiiiclc ix iililmlc lol l 1 2 ' 1 if: - i ' usa' curing this past sfliool ck- lcriii. .Xl llic- livginiiiiig ol llic- nc-xl sclmol ycixir, Ilic gyiiinzisium. shops. cz1lictQ1'iL1 :incl music' sum' will ln .imilzilillx 'Iilivsc' ziclclccl liiciililics will lic i'n'llQc'trcl iii lllI'llll'lN vcliicxilioiizil fllJlJUl'lllI1lllL'S. In lc-gall iiiziltcrx llic' lm'ii'cl is ziclvisvcl lux' iXltoi'iicx' Louis Anccl, Qiml in liiizimizil lll2lIIc'I's .Xiiclitoi iXcl lioziicl iiiciiilmciw sciw limi 1lii'c'c--yuii' lCl'lllS ziml :irc clcclccl by XUICIN iii :im Svrwzil SL'l'Yl'5 tlic- lmzircl. the sclimil CllSll'lC'l. Nliicli cic-clit is cluc- tlicnu iiicii who scrvc the school cmiiiiiiuiitx in lliia iiiipoiiizint c'zipzic'itw 8 MM fl! will -:lx lf' Superintendent Curl 'lihokey Mr. Shultz, in serving as Iirsl assistant to the superintendent, zissunies the duties if v t W.- 14 mini t ation The superintendent :is chiel executive officer ol' the Board of Education serves as ztdininistrzi- tive head of the school. He participates with the board in determining the general policies, super- vises the professional and non-teaching staff, and co-ordinzites the ellorts ol' the personnel, students, hoard nleinhers and educzitionztl agencies to bring lorth the best educationzil prograni for the school. .XXX s - ol the dean ol' boys, handles their attend- vi ance matters, co-orclinzites the routine operation of the school, and contributes on a wide front in handling the nizinv details involved in the machinery ol 21 school program. QS px K. Xt: Y li x lil! ll ninislrative .Xssislzml john Shultz xii ' ., Y cultq Mrs. Kathleen Bamard Typing I, English ll . . . Home Room 107 , , Sponsors Sophomore Class . . , Reading, skating. Mrs. jane E. Biebcr Music, beginning band, English I . . , Home Room l20 . . . Music. Mrs. Manga Breckcnfelder English II. Ill . . . Home Room IO3 . . . Spon- sors Pep Club . . . Winter sports. reading. bowl- ing. Miss Lois Bruno Typing I, II, bookkeeping . . . Home Room 109 . . . Sponsors Blueprint, Sophomore Class . . . Reading, sewing. swimming, William G. Coyne Woodworking I, II. plastics . . . Sponsors cross country. varsity baseball . . . Sports. Raymond Gustave Erbes jr. Librarian . . . Sponsors Library Council, Senior Class, Student Council . . . Swimming, tennis, taking movies, playing the piano, gardening. Miss Beatrice Feldt Home economics . . . Sponsors F.H.A.. Chefs Club, junior Class . . . Cooking recipes with wine, weaving, building a house and furniture Lee C. Fender Chemistry, physics, physical science. algebra A Sponsors Visual Aids, Hi-C . . , Fishing, garden- ing. music. I0 1. 7 cultq Andrew WV. Fenton English 1 . . . Home Room 209 . . . Sponsors wrestling. Freshman Class . . . Reading. all sports. john W. Fitzgerald Senior biology. sophomore biology . . . Home Room 102 . . . Sponsors 1.ettermen's Club, junioi Class. wrestling . . . Fishing. Mrs. Barbara Foster Arts K Crafts . . . Home Room 301 . . . Spon- sors Art Service League . , . Gardening, sculp' turing. remodeling house. Miss Ruth M. Grueb General business. Typing I . . . Home Room 105 . . . Sponsors junior Class . . . Music. read' ing. bowling, swimming, sewing. Pat Guido General science. social studies . . . Home Room 205 . . . Sponsors sophomore football. freshman basketball . . . Sports. joseph A. Gutenson Automotives. mechanical drawing . , . Sports. fishing. bowling. Arthur E. Hansen journalism. social stuclies. American history . . . Home Room 201 . . . Sponsors ARIES. Senior tllass . . . Baseball, reading. swimming, music. photography Virgil 0. Hanson llconoinics. sociology. social studies, physical eil, ucation, clriver's eclucation . . . Home Room 212A . . . Sponsors football. track . . . Fishing. hunting. football games. ll l X Y. 52 v ,- . -X 1 ii .tr.y lil. G Y' to If COM. 4 Ihtiqei dns tO FACNON -ow. 'LY t' v f f W swf f aegis i W. . 1 . .35 'if' 2 ,.v 1' ns X193 i ag l -11+ aw Z- -.dus...4n6-..-r -1:-44,-1----A 4'-4' MATHEMATH H 1 f , F' 4i'jZ'?f,!y.- wit? 4 52 , 'gf ' , gig Qs' pf Y I Pj .V ,'xf r ' at ' Ma., facaltq Bernard Hayton Physical t-tlutation . . . Sponsors w1IxllX haskflt hall, froshrsoph hasehall . , . Olhtiating foothall antl haskethall, golf, Robert Hessenberger Mathematics. algehra I . , . Home Room 2117 , . , Ifrosh-soph foothall, soph haskethall . All sports. john Kluz Industrial arts. Metals I. ll . . . Sponsors golf . . . Sports. Mrs. V. H. LaVigne English III, IV . . , Home Room 100 . . Sponsors Senior Class play , . . Dancing, writ- ing. training her dog. theater attendance. NI rs. Doris LeVine Shorthand I. II . . . Office practice . . . Spon- sors Senior Class . , . Sewing, knitting. reading. Miss Artis Little English I, Spanish I. II . . . Home Room 104 . . . Sponsors Spanish Clnlm. cheerleaders. Pep Clluh . . . Swimming. reading. Stephen Nagy Niechanical drawing, graphic arts . . . lhmling thess, sports. Nick Pasti Plane. solid geometry. trigonometrx. Xlgelnui II. aeronantics . . . Home Room IOS . . , Spon sors Matlreniatics Clnh. freshman football . Sports, photographs. I2 'sf 5' cultq Miss Marion Rinnc Girls' plrysicnl etluczttion . . . Home Rootn 110 . . Sponsors G..X.,X .... Travel. Mrs. Romeyn Sloan 1-lome etonomies 1 . . . Sponsors 1 .I'l..AX .... ' riffs Cirztlts. sewing, knitting. tvetiritrg, musie, folk 21 :intl Stlll2ll'C illlllflllg. s W X xy QXQLK Filbcrt C Snow 'XX-.X-4 I . . v l , N 1X'orltl lnstory, lingltslr I1 . . . Sponsors N1lll0llll1 'gt is Psi Honor Society . . . Wootlworking, furrning. X Q s ' vs in QY Lyndon Smnger gi llztntl. music . . . Home Room 302 - . . Sponsors ' l clztnte bgmtl . . . Golf, music. Miss x12ll'l1l2l Tragnitz Rezrtling . . . Home Room 106 . . . Tlieziter. skiing. switnnring. rezltling. Ed Tunnicliff .'Xl11C1'1CZlll lristory. public speaking . . . Home Room 208 . . . Sponsors football, track . . . 1 Sports, scouting. T7 N1 -ff Q' if , X17 K J f if 5 , 1 at F .X 1 NM 15-S.. . 1 I X' T Robert C. SVallace Biology. general science . . . Home Room 206 . . . '11l'2lYC1, sports, music. Miss jane Wilson Latin. lfrench . . . Home Room 211 . . . Spon- sors latin and French Clubs . . . Music, theater. cuslodmn: -Ioscpli 5ll'L'li'. .Xllxcrl .XSIIQIIOS Gus lflcrlcnslcin Xrlli in lxnulson. Lungs Ioixcll. Not Staff 14id in Upe ating School The non-touching pcrsonncl play :in iinporlzinl part in thc: sucictt-sslul opcrzi- tion ol' thc school. Two cfiicicnt sccrctzirics in thc olhccf scrvc thc zndniiiiistrntixlc- staff, teachers. and students. A trip to thc cz1l'ctcriz1 cvcry day is repaid with good food and pleasant service by four members olf thc czilctcrizi stall. Six school owncd busses arc operated throughout the district providing studcnt trans- portation. Drivcrs lor the busses ziugnicnt thc inziintenzincc stall' in curing lor building and grounds. CAFIITERIA STAFF , Top Lcil. f,.nl.x lollzns, Ruth Pollack. .Xngvlinc fllimpkowski. dircc'lo1': Idzi Wilson. Top Right: Ilcrnicc Clziininzick, sccnrc- l larry. Middle Right: .Xnncllcn Iiurris. sccrclzlry. ' 7 3 il! Q to 6 If 9 xl A BUS DRIVERS MAINTENANCE STAFF , ,,,,, . . , loin. lkiliiik llicnimii Rau'- unc liilllllll -XIIIUI 1 Xinlnc sn ouikc ll X i -'Qi Ab. x U Uh n ' X br. W I lam Cl ude K aa7iA The framed, tinted photograph of Dr. Reavis which hangs in the library was presented to the school by the graduating classes of 1952, 1953, and 1954. These are the groups which made up the freshman, sophomore and junior classes when the school first opened its doors in the fall of 1950. Dr. Reavis is Professor Emeritus of the University of Chicago, having dis- tinguished himself as an outstanding authority in the field of educational admin- istration. As an instructor, author, lecturer and consultant, he has made a signifi- cant contribution to American education. During the formative years of this school district, Dr. Rcavis advised the board of education and contributed considerably toward the development ol' the school and building program. It is with pride that this school bears the name of so distinguished an educa- tor and so fine a person as Dr. 1'Villiam Claude Reavis. ,,,,,1 nf' ,.4..f ,'N ,mf- i X G g Y ..aP ' ,.-,,f' -2 x - - X f X i gf , a ' A v 4 , Q f QQ, 'V Q, w 'S L1 3 '- A 12, gf -'H . J W. f. f I ff ' f' my ' M , v . E1 - V I . x.5k,,5!,X4, ,X W ,L ,, y 1 .4 , A 5 1 f 6' 2, if S . iw Lal, 5 . ' A X - , .. . - . 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R. ltihcs. 5lJUllNUlN Senior uate Hmid t fxpamion lhc Senior Class ol' l955 louncl itscll within K1 nur tipi git Rt,o1sAdUUf'P invnt :incl c-xpzinsion. lhis ll'L'llCl ol progmss and iiuviitu was Lxitltnt not onli . - - si -, in thc lmlixsiczil zispccts-tlic zictuzil construction-hut tilw in tht sotiil plush liolh svcin to grow zilnczist ol wich other. 1 lhc class was in clizirgc ol tht' Honicconnng lutiiitits. ivl.uiN2 bmi U' mf i zilinnni at tht- loothzill gznnc :intl sponsoring tht' tldntt 'lihis uh' .1 'loikc llour ulitvr thc contest was institutt-cl. . . H ,. - V K V ,, .1 l'or ll class party thc seniors chost' to su' cilllL'l'.llN.l l ht mpitlh ,ippimud ing grzicluzxtion hrouglit thc usuzil piicpziixitifins-nit'.nsiii'uiit'iiI lOl t .ips .intl gonn- Ijlllllflglililjll poi-trains, nznnc c'zn'cls, :intl llllll0lllltL'l1lt'lllN 'lhc ,XRIES stall was cloniinzitt-cl hi st-nioix who hrought Ioith tht mn hook. 'lhc class IJl'OCll1C'L'il 11 thrilling tlirnc .itl th.nn.1 l'Rtlit.1iis.il toi lkxth, i :incl it pint-sciitccl thc school with zu tixulitioiigil gilt .it gipnlutition Fiiizilly. lhcrc also ciznnc lust plains .intl cluaisioiis .ihoot tht ioithtonnng tx . I . painsion prog,rznii ol czich grzncluzntc-tlit' t'inl1.nk.nion into hit .intl tht highti cclurution :incl voculioii it holcls. lliu coiniiivmt uiih hui-ts ot hon Mn-ull' IH -1 The C744 0 I 955 6y,y,Z,,f,,r,,,M..,,. ..... ,,, ,. M... '5- X Y-EN X xg! by-V X. , xxxaiouyss wx 'Q7 I 5 'I-4 ,f-.,.h JIM AHEARN Acorn Lettermen's Club 4. . .Football l.2. . .Golf I.2.3.4...Intramura1 Basketball. . .Likes all sports. . .Indttstrial Arts Club.. .Can be seen with Ory. Whitey, and Bill.. .After Reayis: trade school and the nary. MARY ANN ASZTALOS Mar l-'.H.A. 3.4. . .History Club 2.3. . .Pep Club Al . . .Student Advisory Board 3,-1. . .Visual Aids 3.-I. . .l'resitlent, Senior Class. . .Friends: Bob- bie, lyy. Betty, 'l'erry and Cerry...Enjoys sports. ratlio, and popttlar tttnes. . .After Reayis: beautician school. RALPH BILLOWS Bud Band l.2.3.l. . .Dance band 2.3.1. . .Butldiesz tiene. Ifrank. Bill, and lid. . .l.ikes to lish and httnt. . .lfayoritez metal shop.. .After Reayis: wants to leatl a band. CHARLES BLACK Cllllt.'k l.ettertnen's Clttb l. . .l-'ootball I.l. . ,Basket- ball 3.1. . ,Baseball Ll. . .l'ttentls: Don, lad, Bill, Kal, and lfretl, . .linjoys hunting and l1shiug...l.ikes shops and drawing best. .. After Reayis: work. rnarriage. MARSHA MARY BOULEY .XRlliS l. . .Corntnercial Clttb fl. . .lfrench Club 2.3.l: president 2.3.1, . .C..X.A. 1.2.3,-I. .. Mixed Chortts 2. , .National llonor Society 3.4. . .Likes to dance, read and say, 'l'rickyl ...lntereslsz biology. chetnislry . . .After Rea- xis: untlecitletl. RO BERTA BOYER Bobbie ARll'.5 I, . .Cotnlnercial Clttb 3. . .C.A.A. l,2.fl.l . . .History Club 2. . .l.atin Club Presi- dent 3.1. . .National Honor Society 3.l . . .l'ep Club l. . .Spanish Club l.2. . .Says. Ol1l 1 lC2ltlS. and dantes. . .linjoys biology . . .After Reaxis: nurse's training. MARY LOUISE BROWN l-'.ll.A. l...C.A.A. -l...llistory Club 3... Best frientls: Wlutly. Mary lillen, Pearl. and Carol. . .l-'axorite pastime and expression are listening to classical music and Heavens, respectiyely, . .l.ikes linglish. . .After Reayis: untlecitletl. DONALD BRUMMERSTEDT Cross Country 2. . .Wrestling -1. . .'l'OlII, Gene, Cordon. and Warren. . .Enjoys chemistry and attto shop. . .Likes to hunt.. .After Reavis: untlecitled. IVY BRYANT HIV Art Club l...Band 2-BLUEPRINT 2... French Club 2,3,4. . .G.A.A. l,2,3,4. . .History Club l,2. . .Latin Club 1,2,3,4. . .Library Council 4. . .Mixed Chorus 2.3.4. . .Pep Club 4. . .Visual Aids 3.4. . .Can be seen with Rich, Betty and Bobbie. . , XVell, I'll be . . .After Reayis: college. EUGENE BULOWV Gene Band l,2.3,4. . .Dance band. . .Likes to play the accordion. . .Enjoys: band. . .Best friends are Bud, Frankie, and Ed...After Reayis: play in a dance band. MARILYN CAPIAK Mar C.A.A. 3.4 . . .History Club 3. . .Library Coun- cil l,2,3,4. . .Likesz 1'.E., collecting things for scrap book, playing basketball. . .Best friends: Betty. Carol, Gail, Dolly, Irene, Amy, Alice, and Maryann...After Reavis: marriage. PAUL CARLSON Aeronautics Club 2.3. . .BLUEPRINT 2... Mixed Chorus l...Fayorite subject in high school: mathematics...George Dave, Chuck, and Howie...After Reavis: undecided. V - - ' 1 ,- a 5 'nl-n-3 --un--g-.E. .:-..,,. IOANN CERNEY jo .XRIES -l. . .Art Club l... Bl.lTEl'RlN'll 2 ...Commercial Club fi. . .French Club 23.1 ...C..X..X. 2. . .History Club 2. . .National Honor Society 3.1. . .Visual Aids 3. . .Danc- ing, roller skating. and listening lo rnusic. .. Best friend: Donna...Favorite subject: Eug- lish. . . .Xin't it ....-LR.: join the navy. ED CERNY Big Ed l.etternien's Club -l...Class vice-president l , , .Football bl. . .Basketball l.2,3.el. . .Enjoys Iishing. , .Best friends are Kaz, Hank. Chuck. Bill. and Bob. . .A.R.: work. get married. BARBARA ANN CONGER Barb Can be seen with Mary Ann, Donna and Phyllis...Came to Reavis in April. 3... Youll better believe it ...Likes to sketch and painl...A.R.: possibly business college ancl later office work. ROSEMARY CATHERINE COUGHLIN Rose Enjoys biology and mathematics...Deanna. Sandy. and Barb.. .Sews. sings and plays piano in spare time. . . Well, I'll be darned ....X.R.: waves or restaurant work. FRED COZZI Crump l.etteruien's Club -l. . .Library Council ...Nlixecl Chorus 4. .. Football 3.4. . .Basket- ball 2. , .Collecting records. . .Gail, Bob, and the Bills . .English. . ..X.R.: businessman NORA MAE DAVIS lformerly from Lindbloom...Spanish Club 23,11 vice-president 35. . ..-XRIES sl. . .BLUE- l'RlN'li 3,1 , . .Counnercial Club 3. . .F.H.A. 2 ...C..X..X. l,2.3.fl. . .History Club .. Mixed Chorus 2.3. . .National Honor Society 3.4. .. l'ep Club l...Keeps a scrapbook... Pat, Helen. loan. Deanna. . .Likes l'.E.. . ..-LR.: photography and journalism. Left: O, XYalker. physics s ucen I s ci c X ltl 1 Sll0lUX ne ll1IlSl11l Right: Very deliberately and cautiously l lolciecky inks 1 sketch for tclwanced drawing F .'5't4i-viwwssaa gf' 5 fg..1's J 3 s ' The Cla A o 955 wt-gp. NXWVQQYQ- K ' TED DECKER .Xttenclecl Lawton H. S. . .Ihespian Club 2.3.1 .Hi-Y 3.1. . .Key Cltlb -1. . .Spanish Club 3,1 . . .Piano ancl records. . .Daye. Marty. George ...Swinuning. tennis.. .Favoritesz ax iation. .Xfter Reayis: C.l'..X. or aviation. MOSES DELGADO Moe Ilancl 1.2.3. . .Hi-C l...I.ettertnen's Club 21. .. Mixetl Chorus 2. . .Spanish Club -1. . .Football 2. . .Wrestling l.2.1. . .Ernie. Larry. Eclclie. liill antl Marty. . .After Reayis: ollice job. college later. ' DON DIGNAM Dig I.etterinen's Club 1. . .Library Council 3.1. .. I-'ootball 2.3.1. . .liasketball 11.1. . .Baseball I ...lrztck 3.1. . .Industrial .Xrts Club I . . .Xu interest in history... I clig it ...Mike. .Xt't. :intl the ISill's....Xfter Rcayis: higher eclnca- tion. WVILLIAM DUBOIS Fattie Arbuckle llancl 1.2.3. . . l.etterinen's Club 21.1. . .I.ibrary Council 2.3.1. . .I-'ootball l.2.Ii.1. .. l'r:nk 1.2. 3.1. . .iIiUIIl. Etl. antl the Ilill's. . .lfztyoritei sports. . . Such are the nays ol' li1'e ....X1tet Reayis: college ancl business. MIKE DUNN I'lli0lll Caltunet. . .Latin Club 21.1. . .Cross Country 1. . .lrack 2.3.1. . .linjoys hunting. .. flee whil. lowic- . . ..X1'ter Rent is: arinetl forces. BERNADINE EBY Bunny l .H..X. 2.3.-13 secretary 3, presiclent 1. . MXRIES 1. . .Mixecl Chorus 3.1. . .Enjoys roller skat- ing, yolleyball. ancl basketball. . .Fayoritest Micki. lley. :incl cotnlnerce. . .After Reayis: ollite work. LUIS ELAINE ELLIOTT Xlixecl Chorus l.2.f1.. .Likes to 1I2l1lil'...fl0IIl' inerciztl courses. . . See how you are . . .I.ois. Dolly. :incl 'I'ont....Xfter Reayis: work in an ollice. I DICK FERRARA Cross country 2.3. . .Wrestling 2.3, . flrack 2.3.1. . ..Xeron:tutics Club 1. . .Class treasurer 2. . .Etl. Bob. 'l'oin. and inathetnatics. . .Likes sleeping. eating. . . How about that . . .Xfter Rearis: Northwestern l'. FRANKLIN FLINN Band l.2.3.1...Hi-C l.2.3.1. . .Mixed Chorus l...I'ep Club 1. . .Cross country 2. . .Intra- mural basketball. . .Enjoys company of Bev and brothers. . .Likes to work on automobiles ...Builds lnoclel planes, cars. . .After Reayis: auto mechanic. MARY FRAZER Mar Cheerleading l.2.3.4: captain 1...If.H..X. l.-1 . . .G.A.A. l,2.3.-1. . .History Club 2. secretary ...Pep Club -1...First place baton ttrirling 3.1. . .Shirley. Beverly, joan. . .Enjoys l'. E. ...After Reayis: oflice work. marriage. HELEN GETTINGS Tina Band -1. . .F.H.A. 3.1. . .French Club -1. .. French. dancing. collecting popular records ...Iohn. Gertrude. Pat. Annette. . . Real gone . . .After Reayis: beautician school. JIM GIBLIN Gibbs I,C11CI'lllCll'S Club 2.3.1. . .Football l . . .Cross country 2. . .Track 2.3. . .Hunting. . .Howie. Frank. Bob. . . Let's bug out . . .After Reayis: unclecicled. if alia .J-0:1 i .-' l y 1 i' ' -V ' - lui--4--.4., ,..,J..l - A--A- H- f MARLENE MARIE HAIGHT Mimi :,2A l3LUEl'RIN'I' 3. . .F.H.A. 2.3.11 rice-presi A 4 dent 4. . .G..X..X. l.2.3.l. . .Library Council l if ' 'IQ ...Mixed Chorus 3.-l...Spz1nish Club l... X .. Majorette 2.3,-l...Biology. home economics Q Z ...lIunny. Mary. and jack. . .Swimming and ' lishing . . . You're a rum-dum .... LR.: W Nurseis training. ,' JANET PATRICIA HARRILD Jan French Club 3.-4. treasurer fl. secretary -l. .. C.A.A. fl. . .Marsha. Pat. Bobbie. . .Biology ... For crying out loud . . .Travelling and dogs. . ..X.R.: return to England and become 21 II lll'SC. BETTY -IEAN HECKLER Betz Art Club l...BLUEl'RINT 2.3.41 assistant editor -l. . .Commercial Club 3. president... F.H.A. 1.2: secretary 2. . .G.A.A. l.2.3.4. . .Li- brary Council 2.3.4. . .National Honor Society 3.4. . .Student Council 1.2: secretary l . . . If you say so ...Best friends: Marilyn. Alice. Shirley. Irene. Amy. Dolly. Carol. Mary. Mary Ann. and Gail. . .A.R.: college and air- line stewardess. ww Z PAT HOIGARD P.J. F.I-IA. l.2.3. . .G.A.A. l.2.3. . .Mixed Chorus l.2,3.4. . .Roller skating. swimming. and home economics. . .Carol. Deanna. Helen. jackie. Bev. . . I-low 'bout that . . .A.R.: airline f ff stewa rcless. KEN HUEY Band 2. . .I-Ii-C 1.2. . .Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4 .. . Herb . . .Favorites: print shop, John. Larry, Butch. . .A.R.: printer. RICHARD JUDD jughead I,ettermen's Club 4...Cross country l.2... IVrestling 2.3. . .Track 2.3.-l. . .Golf .. Gibbs. Clark. Tom. Bob. Orv. . .A.R.: airplane pilot. Left: M. Thorpe delivers a speech as H. Paulsen takes on the task of recording it. Right: .Xn important part of the library is the magazine room which is enjoyed by many students. sw swans S ' ' I. SY 'E s- '. ZINC- if '..1'. 'x v a- '.1:'-'Y-'?i'-f'5'2i!2'f '-YZEY .. X. Q VVV., ..yy , 'WNV mx 09 -- ffu'-'Q-4192-gttus . I' .s ,, zff ' The Clan 1955 449' 1. N 1 -K 23 11. ARLENE L. KAHLE .XRIES -1. . .F.H..X. 3. . .Re1111i11g. 11111111i11g. 11o1'se111111k 1'I11il1g...I'IOlIIC econoinics, stenog- 1111111111 E11g1is11... O11. g1'e11t! .. .D1-11111111. Bet- ty. Nora, HCICII. . ..xflCI' Reuvis: SC1'IiCl2ll'I2lI work 111111 I1121l'I'Il1gC. ALICE KAMPENGA Al .XRIES I1.1.. .I1I.l'El'RIX'Ii 2.3.11 11e1s's-e11ito11 21.1. . .1-A.H..1X. 1.2. ..I 1'C111'11 111111 2. . .1Q..-XA. 1.2.f1.1. . .1.i111'111'y' 12111111111 3.-1. . .R1-1111i11g. 111-111. N111111111111. Irene. .-11111. 1111111 111111 1111. .. .X1i11'1' Re111is: college. CAROL KEALEY C.j. 1'.11.X. 1.2.I1...111-1. 1.2...N11xe11 1.11o1'11k 1.2.f1.1. . .I'I111111' 1'1'1l111llI1I1'S. I'1l111'l' S1'i2l1Il1g. x11'i111111i11g. . . .Xi11't 11 t111111g11 . . .1l1l1. 111-11114 1111. Y1111kie. I11'X....XfI1'I' R1-111is: 1'111111111'1'1'i111 11e111. EIJXVARID RILLEEN .XRIICS 1...Nl11111ll1l1 111111111 S111i1'11 I1.1. .. 1511111112111 1...W11'xt1i11g 2. . .S1i1'1111-. s1111l1. .. xI1l11L'1 11i1'11111111's.. .I12lX1'. 1'ill11. 1-1-111'ge.. . .Xiler R1-111 1s: L'1lgl1l1'1'1'11lg N1'1l1J111. THOMAS RICHARD KLIENI Tom 1I111111111'1'1'i111 1111111 1. . .111-11 1. . .1111-1111111 1- 2.f1.1...11'll1'1'1 1.2.I1.1...N111ke111i11gk...Ri111's. 151111. 11i111. 111111 .1111'11....XIv1L'l' R1-111 is: 111'i11t1'1 111' 1111-M1111111. IRENE KLEINSNIITH Ike .XRILS 1...13I.l1-.1'R1N1 2..1.1I1'1111111i:1.1... 1...X..X. 1.2.f1.1. . .I.11li11 1111111 1.2. . .1.i111'111'1' 1 .' 11- - 1 . . -, ' ,il 1.111111111 -..1.1...N11x1-11 1.11o111s 1. . .N.1l11111. H1111111' Sotiety 21.1. ..S1'1'l'1'1111'f. I'i1'1'S11111l111 12111ss. . .YI11'-lJl'1'h1111'l11. 5111111111 11111ss. ..S111111' 1111111 111111 111l111'1l1g...I,.I'1.. 11121l11.. . '1111- 1-1i1'1a ... 1k11't 111111 1l11'1'n....X1'11'l' R1'11N1h2 1111- lege 111111 1l11l1'1'Ii1gL'. xl.-11211 RLIMFK I.1'1l1'1'11l1'I1N 1.11111 .1.1...1.1111'111'1' 1.111111111 , , . , . . 1.2..1.1. . .N111t11 1.11111 2..1. . .X11l11111111 111111111 S1l111'1X 21.1. . .S111111'111 111111111 il 1.2.11 1111 1:11-xi111'11t 1...11111ss 1 i1'1--111'1'si111'11t 21. . .I 1J111- 111111 1.2.I1.1. . .1'111sk1-1111111 2...1'111s1-111111 1.2. .. 11111k I1.1...1.ik1-s 111 xsork 1111 1211'S. . ..x1'11'1 R1-111is: 111111'g1'. BEVERLY ANN RREMNITZER Bev x111'11111'11 1111k I.ll1X1l 11.S... ..XR11iS fi. .. 11111'1'l'11'2l11111g 1.2.1. . .1f.H..X. 1. . .1L..X..X. 1. . . XIix1'11 1l11111'11s 1.2. . .1'e11 1i11111 1. . .1'1'esi11e11t. I'i1'1'N11I111ll1. S1111111111111111' 12111ss. . .Ri1'11. N1111'y. S1111'11'X. 111111 111-1'1'y. . . 1 11i1111'1 1111 it . . .'1'1'11- 111g...II1l1'S1'112l1'111 riding. roller skating. .. .Xiiter R1'2IXISf 11i1'1i111' s1e11'111'11ess. BOB KRUEGER 111111111111 2. . .1N'1'est1i11g 2.f1.1...1S11se111111 1... lDi1'k. E11. Pete. D111'e...XN'o1'ke11 1111 1'2I1'S. .. S11111C1J1l11f' g1111fe11 ....51fte1' Re111'is: work. ELEANORE PATRICIA KRUSZYNSKI Pat I:l'CI11'1l 1211111 2.3.43 vice-111'esi11e11t 4. . .C11111- 111e1'1'i111 C11111? 3. . .1L.A..1X. 1.2.3.-1. . .NIixe11 C111J1'11S 2...Nntio11111 I'IOI1OI' Society 3.1. . . Re1111i11g. collecting poetry. . .Scie11ee. Eng- 1is11. . . NIy. my, big 11CZlI1 ...AfI1fI' Reavis: te111'11i11g English. XVILLIAM KRZYWVANOS Kaz .-Xrt C11111 2. . .LC1lCl'IHC11'S C11111 2.3.12 presi- 11e11t 1. . .LI1Jl'2l1'y Council 1.2.3.1 . .Foot111111 1.23.12 co-1'11pt11i11 -1. . .B11sket111111 12.3.11 cap- t11i11 4. . .B11se111111 1.2.3.1 . .Bio1og1'. . .SWI1l1- I1IIl1g...BII1'S.NII11C,E1I.I'IZlI11i...uIl.Sf1Pl'111C cause . . .A11-co11fere111'e 11111f1111ck 11. . .After Renvis: work. AIUDY LEFEVRE Fi Fi P1111111 1.2.3.-1. . .COII1l'I1Cl'1'1Z11 C11111 2. . .I'i1'C111'11 1211111 2. . .Hi-C 1.2.'1...S11'i11g 11111111. l'1111Cl skating. 11ow1i11g. . .Ben I,OI1l12l. I12l1'1J. . HIIYIJ- ing. 11111111. . . IN'1111t does 111111 11111ke IIIC. left- 11111111011 or so111et11i11g? . . .After Rem is: 1111' 11e1'i11e11. ' 1 .r-sk I DEANNA MAGEE DCC l,l'l'v I lll,l'El'RlN'I Z II Ili! ' I uiu C'Iul1 1 1 ' x 4 7 V' ir..- 'w ' ,....,4..L.,Q.--, ,,,, J' . l..I.I. . .I,lIJl'2lI'N LOIIIIIII I ' XI1x1'1 I I'VI I'c1 Clulx I...II2lllIIlllg 1'11l1111's... I . Clzirol. NI11yI1-1: ,Xl'ICllC. Nora. , .S1 11'1111'. .. I lcII you ....X.R.. lII1lIlI GEORGE INICFADDEN - 1 .Xrl f.IllIl l.2. . .I,ClIL'l'IlIl'll'N flluln fl. I . . .Nlzllll C'IuI1 'I 'I Xauiouail Houor S111'i1'l1' fI.I. .. 1 Yisuul ,Xi1ls 2.:I...1IllllI0l' illaiss 'I lC2ISllI'L'l'. .. 1 IfoolI1z1II I.2.fI...WrcslIi11g 2.3.12 llllllillll I ...Golf I.2...-1111-14. Or1'i1'. . .NI11ll1c111z1l11s. .. .X.R.: College. ELIZABETH MCGURN Betty I CIo111111cr1'1z1I CIIuI1 fI...CL..-LX. I.2.fI.I2 Vrcsi- I 1lc11t 1. . .ufsmry 1:11111 31. . 1111111 1:11111 2.3.l: .' 11, scc1'c1z1r1' 55. ricc-p1'csi1lc11l -I. . .Lilmrury Cioun- f 1 ' 11I 7 II XI1I Club I I1 ILI I ...NIixc1l C1l1orus l.2.3.I: president FI. . .Pep C.Iul1 I. . .Visual Aids fl. . .Bz1skcll1z1II. swim- ming. . .l1y. IIUIJIJIC. NIZIVIZIIIIIC. . .I l1i1:I- ogy. . . CLcc. lJz11l . . ..X.R.: college. CAROL ELAINE MCILVOY B00ts,' .XRIES I....Xrl C.luI1 l...I'.H,.X. l.2.4I.I... CXXIPII H1 CII ' IuI1 1 1 I., ..' . .-.J . I...HorscI1z11'k l'ILIIIlg. skzuiug. junior ro1ICos ...Nlnyy IICZIIIIIZI. Ccrlruclc. Nlurgic. . .flom- 111c1'1'iz1I... S:11'c your 1'o11I'c1Ic1'11lc 1111111011 lI1c South will risc Zlgilllln. . .1X.R.: ollicc work. Iiorsc rnisiug. PATRICIA JEAN MCQUEARY Angel .XRIES I. . .l3I.l'El'RIN'I' . .Co111111cr1'i21I - 1 1 I 1 I 3 , sccre ll 'y-lrczisu 11' 7 .. 'story Zum 2...ICp CI C.Iul1 2.5. . .I .H..X. l.2.3.I: prcs11lc11t 3. .. C,..X..X. l.3.I. . .History Clluln 2.3: IJIACSILICIII 2 ...I,lIDl'2ll'I K.ou111'iI 2.fI...NIixc1I CIIOTIIS l.2. ?I.I...N:1lio11z1I HCJIIKJI' Socicly 3.I . . .llcp Club I. . . .XII IlgIII. you guys . . .S1x'i111111i11g. sporls. . .II1ll'Il, 'llcrryg Gerry. I'l3o11psic . .. .X1111-ri1z111 Irislory. . ..X.R.: IIIZIITIZIQC, f2lIlIIII'. THERESA MICZYNSKI Terry KIo1111111'r1'i:1I Clulm 2. . .lf.H..X. I. ..MixC1I ' ' IIZIIICD Y Crry f.IlOIll5 I...I'1p C.IuI1 I.,. 111g,,...I. . Nlz1ry:111111-. I'z1l...Ho1111' c1'11111.1111i1s. . . IVI1z1l IIIIIINV' X R 111111i1Q1 I I 1 I I i Y- -SAX SF :QQ- Q, if . an . I .. ,ur QQE.. ' L.- , 4 1 igifggk .1913 ' -, . . . f2'kfg,EH.-fiixll I Q 'ax .. 1 1 . 'I'I1c sulmiccl l1I11si1's is 1Icpi:'lc1I i11 lI1c pi1lurcs Imclow. Left: CL. NIc'Fz11I1I1:11 IIIZIIKCS ll slu1I1 SIJIICIKICLII lcuscs. Right: Elcclriczil r1sIslz1111'c is souglil lIll'OlIgI1 cxpcri111c111z11i1,11. ,ww X i. .ZW 24 ' - . - . .- .. 411. -.-.9249-4-3:-,1q-.4,,,.,,---.-Nh, The C74 A 1955 rw f ROBERT MIZERSKI Bob Formerly of Tilden. . .Student Council l,2. . . Working on ears, designing autos.. .Gail, Fred, Maryann, Ray...Meehanical drawing, autornotives...After Reavisz trade school. JACK H. MORROW Chefs' Club 4, vice-president. . .Baseball l,2,4 . . .Toin, Joe, Micki. Bunny, . Journalism. . . I like eatsupl ...After Reavis: college. GENE MROZ Industrial Arts Club l,2...Likes hunting, working on cars. . .Likes shop. . .Can be seen with Don, Toni. Gordon, Hlarren, and Bob ...After Reayis: plans to work or go to a trade school. KATHLEEN DENISE MUSSON Katy French Club 12.3. l. . .C..X.A.l . . .Mixed Cho- rus l...National Honor Society 3.4. . .Pep Club l. . .Lilly. Sulanne, Cretta, Beverly, lleanna. june. Birdie . . .NIusic,, dancing, and basketball. . .English. . ..Xl'ter Reavis: col- lege. BERNARD MYERS Bud Enjoys working on cars...Fayorite subjects: auto shop and wood shop. . .Friends are Bob and Rich. . .Alter Reax is: work for his father. MARYANN NIELSEN .Xttended Bowen High School l.2...BLUE- PRINT r1...C..X..X. l,2,3...Likes home eco- nornics,..Enjoys swinnning...Favorite ex- pression is Renernber? ...Friendsz Alice, Nlarilyn, Arny, Dolly. Betty, and Irene... .Xfter Reavis: go on to college. RICHARD NIELSEN Inky Dinkv l.etternien's Club 2,3,4...lXIathe1natics Club l. . .Pep Club 4. . .Spanish Club 2. . .Football l.2.3. . .Wrestling 23.11. . .Track 1.3. . .Likes cars. . .Cares for biology and niathenratics. . . Buddies are Rich. loin. Oscar and Bob... .Xfter Reayis: plans to go to college. SHIRLEY OGLESBY Sl1irl Cheerleading 3.4. . .F.H.A. 2,3,4. . .C.A.A. l,2, 3.4-1 point 'recorder 4. . .Library Council l.2.3.4. . .National Honor Society 3.4. . .Pep Club 4. . .F.H..X. historian 3. . .Senior Class Secretary-fI'reasurer. . .Mary, joan, Bev, Elea- nor. Cerry and I'at...Enjoys cooking, writ- ing. and cheerleading. . .After Reavis: get married. 9 I H C l934 treasurer .torus l-.3. 1 , C.A.A. l,2.3.4. . .F. .. . 2,3,4. . .Betty, Cerr Pat, Barb, and Marsha. . .After Reavis beauty operator and get married. MINERVA OPAL ORTIZ 'fMinnie,' Spanish Club I,2,3.4. . .Pep Club -I. . .Mixec Cyl i , ' .'l ,-., .2 xc I hi.. H X y PEARL ORTIZ Spanish Club l,2...Mixed Chorus l,2.. F.H.A. l,2,3.4. . .Reporter for F.H.A. 4.. Likes to make different dishes-Home ect noniies. . .After Reavis: get a job. CAROL OSTERMAN jo .XRIES l. copy editor l..,Bl.l'liPRlN'I' 2.3 ...tr-1 c:rrrtfi,..c:..x..x. t.2.s.t...t.rrrirr ent l.2.31 secretary 2. . .I.ibrary Council 2.3.4 .. National Honor Society 3.1. . .CLail. Arn Dolly. Maryann. Betty. Marilyn. Maryan Xlice and Irene. . ..Xl'ler Reayis: Don. a we IIIIC. RAY PALMBLAD ' e' ten's Club 3.1. . .Ba .-.. ... . f n nd I 4' 3 'I'r't t .. . . . . lross Country 4. . .Closest 'ric Bob and Ed. . .Sports and eating. . .Aft Reavis: undecided. 'ff -t if .-mi f'fPif ! ' U-' l I BARBARA PARADISE Blue Eyes l .H.A. l,2.3,'Ig treasurer historian fl, bul- letin reporter 2. . .G.A.A. 3.4 . . .ARIES -I . .. History Club 3.4. . .Mixed Chorus fI...N11- llOll2ll I Honor Society . .Pep Club -I. . . Ken. Pat. Shirley. Teresa. and joan. . .Horne economics. . ..fX.R.: inzirriuge in june and raise ll Izunily. HENRY PAULSEN Hank,' .Xeronautics Club. . . Band 2.3. . .Letterincn's Club 3.4. . .Library Council I. . .Football -I ...Bzisketbnll l.2.3.I...'l'rz1ck 2.3.4. . .Likes cars. basketball. trz1ck...l'z1ls are Ed. Bill. Mike. and Bill. . .A.R.: college. CLARK PHILLIPS Buddy I z1x'orile Iield throughout high school: wood- ship. . .Friends are Ken and Buddy. . ..X.R.: pluns to attend college. DON PLEWVA From Morton of Cicero. . .Football l . . .Buse- bzill I . . .Bzind -I. . .Railroad Club. . .Cartoon Club. . .Anglus Club. . .Enjoys lll21lllClll2lllCS Ron. . ..X.R.: join the ziir force. THOMAS P. POLERECKY Hill . .I.ettermen's Club .2.3.4...Librz1rv Council 2.3.I . . . Pep Club I.. .Football l.2.3. I. . . Bzisketbzlll 2.3...XX'1'estling l.4...Bzisebz1ll I . . .Track 2.3.1. . .Likes ull sports. . . Bill. Bill. Nlike. Kzil. -lim. :ind Ifrztnk. . ..X.R.: going on to school. BILL POOLE Pucldles', Mixed Chorus 1.2.3. I. . .Spztnish Club 3. .. lX'lestling 2. I . . .l.ikes hunting. records. und exiting. . . Bill, lirnie. Nick :ind Ken .... LR.: nork. ff gal , 'I ii' X C B. Sonxski and D. Schneider join forces in experimenting with he expinslon of nietlls . M1 bias f- 'vQ?-'W M.-. .L-.1-.J.-... . fl, ' ..- -. .,5ni5::.- .xr 4 R --N.. .. .--.-W-.-,-- ---nf-....-ow..- -.-.Q-wx b l . '- ' ' vu' H :. .- . ' - . -.- - ' .. , .4 . -gs .-.. .. - ' - A . -H . .,.. ,QL .- ' JJ A - . . - :..-'r-.s,.,p -- 3. .A ' -.g. The Cla A 0 1955 772' f?X NVQ ,244 Q.-4-s.ie1e:g,j fa.-w7YQ't X'-thief-'f S X 7R?Rff5'-X' !jYf- ,ES -1ig,1f2-.spwisw f . 1nf..,..,g, ROBERT MICHAEL PRIBYL Lettermen's Club 3,4. . .Football 3,4. . .Base- ball 2,3,4. . .Can be seen with Tom, jim, Dave, Ed, and Joyce. . .Likes mathematics and sciences...After Reavis: go to college. THOMAS ROBERT RABUS Ace ARIES 4. . .Hi-C l . . .History Club 2.3. .. Lettermen's Club 3,4. . .Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 . . .Baseball l,2,3,4. . .Reporter, Chefs' Club 4 . . .Sophomore Class Vice-president. . .Likes Baseball, cooking, and woods. . .Bob, jim, Kid, and Butch. . .Enjoys vocal and woods. . . After Reavis: serve an apprenticeship in lath- m . REY RAINE Favorite Held throughout high school: metal shop, physical science. . .Likes swimming, bowling. . .john. . .After Reavis: college. RICHARD RAINES Dick Band 3,4. . .Likes bowling, skating and swim- ming. . .Bob, Mel, Rich. and joe. . .Enjoys bookkeeping. . .After Reavis: work, marriage, own a restaurant. GAIL MARIE ROBINSON Commercial Club 3. . .F.H.A. l,2,3. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .G.A.A. l,2,3,4. . .Pep Club 4... ARIES 3. . .Enjoys business courses. . .Keeps scrap book and photo album. . .Maryann, Freddie. Bob, and the girls . . .After Reavis: plans to be a stenographer or bookkeeper. HELEN L. ROJAS BLUEPRINT l. . .Commercial Club 2,33 vice- president 3. . .C-.A.A. l,2,3,4. . .History Club 2,33 president 2,3. . .Pep Club 4, president... Spanish Club 2,3,4g vice-president 3,4. .. Freshmen Class Treasurer...Likes to collect pictures and write letters. . Joan, Nora, Caro- lee, Minerva and Connie. . .Enjoys P. speech, and oflice practice. . .After Reavis: become a private secretary. WILLIAM ROT Will BLUEPRINT 4. . .History Club 2,3,4. . .Latin Club 2,3,4. . .Library Council 2.3,-4. . .Math Club 3. . .Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4: secretary 3. . . 2 second place and 1 third place awards in music contests. . .National Honor Society 3,43 president 4. . .Pep Club 4. . .Student Advisory Board 4. . .Visual Aids l,2,3,4. . .Chefs' Club 3,4. . .S.A.B. public relations ofhcer 4. . .the Bill's, jack, George, and Marty. . .After Rea- vis: college and become a C.P.A. MARTY RYAN Chimp History Club 2. . .Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. .. Library Council 3,4. . .Mixed Chorus 2... Student Advisory Board 2. . .Basketball 2,3.4 . . .Baseball l,2,3,43 captain 4. . .Sophomore Class President.. .Bob, Jack, Bill, and Ed... Football manager 2,3,4. . .Enjoys baseball. . . After Reavis: undecided. BILL RYAN Blacky Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. . .Football l,2,3,4. . . Basketball l,2,3. . .lvrestling 4. . .Baseball l,2, 3.4. . .Mike, Kaz, DuBois, and Art. . .Likes speech. . .After Reavis: work. HOWARD SCHEULIN Shoe National Honor Society 3 . . . jim, Frank, and Eileen...Industrial Arts Club l,2... Cares for shop courses...After Reavis: un- decided. JOAN SCHICKEL Schick ARIES 4...Commercial Club 2,33 secretary and treasurer 3. . .F.H.A. 1,2,3,4...C.A.A. l,2.3.4: secretary 3,4. . .Library Council l,2.3.4 . . .Mixed Chorus 2,43 treasurer 2. . .Pep Club 1. . .F.H.A. treasurer 1,23 vice-president 3. and secretary 4. , .Likes driving and l'.E.. . .Bev. Mary, Shirley, Ellie, Gerry, Barb, and Pat... After Reavis: be a secretary. DIANE SCHMIDT Di Formerly attended Hirsch High...Band 1.2 ...G.A.A. l,2. . .Hi-C 1.2. . .History Club 3. .. Spanish Club l,2. . .Student Council l,2. .. Likes bowling and dancing. . .Donna and Betty. . .Enjoys mathematics. . .After Reavis: work in an oflice and marriage. .V A.u -Q.. .s...g.. ML. cr, - DAVE SCHNEIDER Duke Aeronautics Club 2.4. . .Band l...Hi-C I... Lettermen's Club 2.3.4...l,ibrary Council 'l .. .Mixed Chorus 1.4. . .Visual Aids l.2.fl,4l. . . Wrestling 2.3,4 . . . Chefs' Club . . . Likes to sleep and eat. . .Mathematics and science.. . Bob, Tom, and Bill...A.R.: become a civil engineer. THOMAS SCHULTZ Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. . .lVrestling 2.3.4. .. Industrial Arts Club l.2...Hobbies include hunting and fixing cars...Don, Gene. Paul. and Bill...Enjoys shop...A.R.: college or trade school. MAYLEE SHTUKAS Muscles Art Club l,4. . .F.H.A. l,2,3,4...G.A.A. 1.2, 3.4...History Club 2...Mixed Chorus 1,4 . . .Pep Club 4. . .Spanish Club l . . .Likes l'.E.. . .Carol, Deanna, Judy, Gertrude, Ethel, Helen, Marcie. and Delores.. .A.R.: ofhce work and marriage. ORVILLE SIEGFRIED Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. . .lVrestling 2.5.42 captain 4. . .Golf 3.4. . .lst place in State Sec- tional Hlrestling meet. . .Likes wood shop. . . jim, Rich, Bob, Tom, and Ed. . .A.R.: work. PHYLLIS SMITH Phyl Formerly attended Blue Island High School . . .Mixed Chorus 1 . . .Home room treasurer 2. . .Service Club award l . . .Likes roller skat- ing and swimming. . .History. . .A.R.: secre- tarial work. WILLIAM SONZKI HSOHZB ARIES 4, Cofeditor...Sports Editor BLUE- PRINT 3,43 History Club 2. . .Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. . .Library Council 2.3.43 president 4. . .National Honor Society 3.4: vice-presi- dent 4. . .Student Advisory Board 1.23.43 sec- retary 2. president 4. . .Visual Aids l...Foot- ball 12.3.41 captain l.-l...Basketball l.2.3.4: captain 2. . .Baseball 1.2.3.-1. . .Freshmen Class President. . .All Southwest Suburban Confer- ence quarterback '5-l. . .Likes mathematics, reading. movies. and dates. . .Dave, Bill. Kav. and jack. . .A.R.: college, preamed and medi- cal school. Left: French pastry gets , War. 4 yur! the wholehearled approval of C. Sparacino and H. Zieman while lRightj A. Blue trys to convince H. Cettings she should buy one of her French dolls. 28 Y-I ,... . ....m..,.......-,,.....W.....,,. , , ,,A,, ,EQQ , I , V , , , . P , ' rig.--'-F. -......,jj-nf..-aa-,'a.1' ' :. ' sc- ae cz.. A of 1955 ' l 29 , nw- f.-Q..-f..-'-.-ff .-.MA--. - GERTRUDE SPARACINO Genie Band l,2,3,4. . .F.H.A. l,2,3,4. . .Mixed Chorus 4...Dancing, collecting poems, and reading ...Marion, Helen, May, Carol, and Bob... After Reavis: modeling and traveling. AMY SPRAWKA Chub ARIES 3,45 Co-editor 4. . .BLUEPRINT 2,354 ...Art Club l. . .French Club 2,3. . .G.A.A. l.2.3,4. . .Library Council 4, vice-president. . . Mixed Chorus 45 assistant librarian.. .Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 secretary 4...Stu- dent Advisory Board 3. . .junior Class Presi- dent. . .Likes reading, dancing, roller skating and bowling. . . the girls, Carolee, and Adj ...Likes office practice and biology. . .After Reavis: go to college and become a C.P.A. MELVYN RICHARD SUCHOSKI Mel Band l. . .Pep Club 4. . .Visual Aids 3... Football 3. . .Basketball l,2,4. . .Golf l,2,3,4 ...Bonnie. Butch, Bob, Orville, Betty, Amy. john, Marty, Tom, and Hank. . .Enjoys metal shop and wood shop. . .After Reavis: join the navy. MARYANN SUNDBERG Honey F.H.A. 2. . .G.A.A. 3,4. . .Library Council 2 .. .Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. . .Pep Club 4. . .Likes collecting hillbilly records and keeping a date scrap book...Gail, Bobby joe and Fred... Favorites: business courses. . .After Reavis: oflice work. WARREN SUTCLII-'FE Tony Transferred from Lindbloom. . .Art Club 1,2 . . .Mixed Chorus 2. . .Basketball 3,4. . .Gym- nastics l,2. . .Tom, Howie, Bob, Don and Cornaden. . .Enjoys art. . .After Reavis: go to school. DARLENE SVEDA Dolly ARIES 3.4. . .BLUEPRINT 4. . .G.A.A. 4... History Club 2. . .Mixed Chorus l,2,4. . .Pep Club 4. . .Likes to collect pictures and drive ...Amy, Irene, Alice, Gail, Maryann, Betty, Marilyn, and Carol...Likes business courses ...After Reavis: work in an office. RICHARD SZELAG Rich Aeronautics Club 2. . .Hi-C 4. . .Football 4. . . Wrestling 3,4. . .Golf 2,3,4. . .Tom, jim, and Rich. . .Likes painting and juggling. . .Favor- ite fields: Chemistry, biology, and golf. . .After Reavis: college. JOSEPH A. TEBO josh ARIES 4...Band l,2,3,4g treasurer 2, vice- president 3, president 4. . .Lettermen's Club 3.4. . .Football l . . .Wrestling 3,4. . .Baseball 2,3,4...2nd place in brass quintet at State Music Contest. . .Voted outstanding band member. . .Likes playing trumpet. . .Reavis Dance Band. . .Enjoys music. . .After Reavis: attend music college, teach afterwards. MADONNA THORPE Donna Band 2. . .Likes bowling and swimming... Barb, Pat and Judy. . .Favoritez P.E.. . .After Reavis: join marines. ED TROPP Lettermen's Club 3,4. . .Mixed Chorus 3... Cross Country 3. . .Wrestling 3. . .Likes to tinker with cars...Rich, Moe, and Bob... Enjoys machine shop...After Reavis: be a tool-die maker. ETHEL TUCKER Sophie Favorite: typing. . .Likes to swim, skate, ride, read, and listen to records.. .Arlene, Maylee. and Carolee. . .After Reavis: work and raise a family. ARLENE THERESA UHLARIK Bubbles Commercial Club 3. . .F.H.A. 3. . .G.A.A. 3. .. Mixed Chorus 3. . .Likes dancing, playing records and roller Sklllll . .Theresa Buff, ' '. ' ' z g . . , and Ethel...Enjoys typing, oflice practice, and shorthand...After Reavis: undecided. ROBERT VAN BEZEY Bob likes working on mais .intl planes Ionu. llon. Cene. and Conlon lunoiilc antonio tiyes X.R.1go in the nan. GENE VAN SCHUYCK Van lforinerlx attended Iiltlen llantl l.2.3.l. XItCfl7lCSltlCl1l fl.. XRILS 3. .Mixed fil1HlllN 3.l. . .l'irank. loe. and Bob lfaxolile' tetltni tal lleltl . .X.R.i alnied loltes taiecl. DONNA VRABEL Irish XRIES l....Xrt Club 1.2. .l11,l'1'll'R1N'I l ...Commercial Club f1...l rc-ncli Club 2.3.1 4 w 1 t ...C..X..X. l.2...H1story Club 2..1g historian 2. . .National Honor Society 3.l. . .Visual .Xids 3.1. . .French Club xice-president 2. .. l.ikes bowling. dancing. and skating...lDon. judy. Barbara. and joann...Enjoys English and French. . ..X.R.: orlice job and marriage. OREN WVALKER Band 1.2.3.-ll secretary and treasurer 3. . . Hi-C l.2.3.'l. . .Letterinen's Club 2.3.4. . . Mixed Chorus 2.3.41 president 2. . .Visual Aids l.2.3.4. . .Cross Country 2.4. . .Wrestling 1.2.3. . .lrack 1.2. . .1st. 2nd, and 3rd place in District Music Contest for band.. .1st. 2nd and 3rd place District Music Contest for music. . .lst place for band in state. . .Ccne. Paul, Bob, joe. and Daye...Enjoys science and music...A.R.: become a music teacher. GERRY WALL Attended Cage Park. . .F.H.A. -l. . .G.A.A. 1. 2.4. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .Pep Club 4. . .Bowl- ing team 1.2. . .Honor Club 2. . .Likes bowl- ing. swimming...Pals: Minnie. Maryann. Terry. Pat. and Barb...Enjoys music... .-LR.: work. CAROLEE WEBB ARIES -l...French Club 1.23.41 secretary 3 C..-XA. 1.2.3.4. . .Library Council 2.3.4. .. Mixed Chorus 12.3.41 lst place award in con, test. 2nd and 3rd for mixed sextet. . .Pep Club 4. . .Student Advisory Board 1. . .G.A.A. treasurer -l. . .ARIES Business Manager l. . . junior Class Queen. . .Football Queen -l. . . Likes singing. . .jack. Helen. Amy. joan. and Nora. . ..X.R.: ollice work and marriage. GORDON WVEBSTER Spanish 2. . .Football 1.2.3. . .Track 1.2.3. .. 1-ormerly attended Princeton High School. . . .X.R.: undecided. V RICHARD YVENDLING Dick Lornierly attended Ellis High School. . .Mixed Chorus 2.3. . .Football 1 . . .Track 1.2. . .Likes table tennis. . .Cordon. Warren. Rich. Bill. and Earl. . .Enjoys science.. .A.R.: college. ROBERT ZAJAC Bob Letterinen's Club 2.3.1. . .Library Council 2. 3.'l....XRI1iS fl. Circulation Manager. . .Cross Country 2. . .Basketball 1.2.3. . .'ier-ack 2.3.41 captain l.. .Senior Class Yice-lircsident. .. Likes mechanics. . .Marty and lack. . .lfayorr ite: lnnnan biology. . ..X.R.: coll ge. L 'tc . C I ., y Jw Q Left.: R. Judd puts a coat of paint on a project made in wood shop Right: Auto motives gives M. Ryan a chance to learn how to weld an .nttotuobile frame N-xr'-..-.-vs, A .-,-- 0' 1-gray-J:..j.ip-1-5, NT, I, :auf ,gf v ,? 5 ' .9 S rf: . Q - 2 X E , , QV .,,,,f!' ,ex , , , X , I V, . 2 we Q f v px f 3 - , '12 Z2 ' ,J ff --45 M .. , , A A '.Sg,,. ,.4,-,gy-,5 f f ,y.,'-M ' wr f:':,:.'-:Q j vw 4 Y F24 41, xl M, c 1, -V 1 ,jqllfy in ' AV I W, Z? V Qvfkxf q.Q.,j!Zx fs-1 - -fb,-'fn-W A Drag: - E ' 'Rf 32 , e 5 ' 1,4 W B, , Xa if'fN5?Qm5?S W, 5 ' K5 , v 5, , 1, .,., x . 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Home Room l08 Front Row: Marx Ann Rogers. Barhara Paul. flora Preimesherger. Clementine Pricc-. Second Row: Celia Rein. Adelaide Olsen. Carolyn Price. Veronica Oleyni- chak. Ruliy O'IJcll. Third Row: Richard llClKlllli. William Riddle. james Pelnarsh. Cc-orgc Rosner. jack Ruppaner. Back Row: long Puccillo. Raymond Raine. Donald O'detlc. qloel Omahan. Richard Olenclorf. Spawn liar Katy Sl: vw, Prom Top Left: Illustrating the iinportance of a coming election. NI XIcCaw looks to C. Price for assistance. Top Right: W. xx'lll'g'llISil and 'l'. Pnccillo put the finishing touches on their wood shop projects. Middle Left: Being timed as you take dictation is part of a course in shorthand. Middle Right: VI. lVeytkow aids C. Reitz in figur- ing the area of circles. Lower Center: French dolls draw the attention of A. Blue. Lower Right: R. Anderson and T. Tesar scan a blueprint in ad- xanced drawing. Bottom Left: Holding the wood firmly, R. Nickels demonstrates the process of sanding. Bottom R igh t: fioxers from books ru! on display alerls C. Price to :lie many new editions lo be found in the li- llfldly. 'fb are Con fs: Sure Seah, Almost Suri N vs 'D- 1-f 'Yer PXIRI5 ' Hn 'Q ,W X , if P we fl Q ff-.ff me dw f . Q f f f V. WW if ,F fl War' .Y Soplwmo eA Home Room 107 Front Row: FYQIIIVVS 'Vlflialif-xir kiwi, P11 If-ii Xlmiili Rffvirmru Nlvirplli. Sfjfqnd Row: f lniriiff' Nlrufli loan l'rmirlSl4i Car ulxii l'imiiiimi lifniiiifi XQIUAIHX Rfmaifj Kimi, lllfllf Ulsr-ii Third Rowg f,f-fam l'iIi1mwi hlusirrl Nllllilf' Srmf I',,lp,f1,,f, Rf-imc-Ili ffllillll l'.i1gf'm- l'l'iilliI,s If,l',f, Nlosf-i, Hack Row: Ronald l'msl-f . Fly gi-lif' l'?illlll-1' lbuiisilrl Nfhlvm Naam- Huy iis, Fiziiil. Ola-uiiirlak Inu Nami Home Room 109 Front Row: Xlnrir' Nlwpiau Isla'-. Gm-A llcirilx 5TlC'flxC'Tl Carol R6-id Pmatrifi Rniax Second Row: lhfim'lw Rlli'6flx Pa' iiirizi Niflflrmx lhwflxir Rfff laf1g'ie11me Nlicppnirl f..iil Nrillxwll Bewgfx Klmgxeqw llc-:iliicr Sflimifli. Thild Row: Paftraa Salim-for. l'liillip Raiairiak. l'?'il Rf'!llUf wii. llzuifl Rim-ii, William Rffkazm Rf-2 Scliciiliii, Iirluarfl Niall Badi Row: Wfl- liam SCllllClflL'T fvfmlviii Nvcaiiwqcti Xl Nrliima, llfmalfl Xl2lfll Rf'lbf'l iaiiiew Clan Rfllbf'TlK Home Room 205 lux fcpviiw Front Row: Nlxiimi If-Ui M i lliilviir Dm-ii lwliia llwir' Sewnd ROM lfvwpli l3i'Xx ill llixic' lliiiixiw' Q .1'AlCU lwlhii lnniii liiff li-ix lxwkr lC.i'iz 1 llvliiiiwix Iiiflx liilk Third Row: llivli' .ix Kaitlin Raliilw 1-.iv--ka lui lillllllk lim 1-.aiu-is Rfiimi llwiu Yli'Al'C'l W ll.iXn's Xl.llX l'illQ'1il.igg'i Pmq'Ng'ilN Hc 1L'! -Iviii Back Rumi luwtili t-c ilw- Nvllll-Y l-ml' Rugs: Hnxili llmiimix llvi'q.iii L li . lllmll XXilli.iiii llokcx Nelliaiii Vflhl in llc ' 1 up! I 4 Sk? Top: j Falk parliiipzilcs in gi N'ill'lllfllll drill prior lo a regulan' typing aissignnicnl. Upper Left: .X map is used In li. Sliilcs and U. Nillse in sulxing a ll.lNig1lli1lll problem. Upper Right: Nl. Lucas and Nl. lhxgiiii lJIC'ilCl:1l the oxen before baking. Lower Left: Inxolxed in making cnzuncl ieuclrw are CI. Yanlloren, G, Slillucll and XI. laker. Bottom: Frank, with the aid of a mix' rriasrcgr Mears egg whites . .. .i. .ua . I :,,k-f' it fg .'QQ:.l ku Aff-Q. '....--1 J- eV:sw:Lnf...x. 's!.9..,-.CJ V A h' +. MQQ, 41 -' 'li ,l, X W 2 will 2' 43,-ff f g v2Z7ff, , ,ff Soplwmo e Hmm' Ronin 2011 Front Row: Sllfllfl llllfll' lwffvl X,,,,,j,,N lflilllil lilzlffwl-Y, liflwn fmu Srffmfl Ruug Xmmmrlf Iilnlmlllu lil-ll. f,ll1Xf,,l Rglygl M Ivan llzulluu lifrgg lG,1rl,.1:,l fdllvm XIMV, mar' laIN4IIll Xllff' Mull, Third Row: jmfglg I llurfl-,rl Inv. fnlml fllmlf- lawn- lk,,,,,.x , , , , lilurr' l,111rI,n lifmrf 'ml R,1m,m,l lvl lnllfm, l l Xlilllll, Hank Row: fm. l3,l1u,l, I,,,, fMk,glH, ,1 l'IllR Ht!! Slfwv- Hull, R1fi,,,yf1 XHg,N4ff,,,2 l'c'l1'l lGf'll4'lllf'Il' luv-rfvlnvf' limllll- PYQ fav W 4 we AQ , Vw V Wx M ffwy f '77 ,bw M ,W43 My W Q A 5.7 iw-fl ii if Home Room 207 Front Row: Nlazm,-ml lxiefa Nlnrggcf l,ufm lmmlfl l-wen' gel. Nlaxgm lwllmm. Second Row: llrmalrl Nlawm Rullerza I,al,lm. Carwl lalmfzc l'a' lxzzmimlxi. Illcr-wa Nlarfllui fvCl2ilfllllC Xlalx Clxztiffu Nlr' Grill. Third Row: Rwllert Xlcfrrwy. Plfifl Rrell. Clark Nlzlxcl. lmm NlQQuc:a1'X. Rm- muml Kuhn. Prank luxe Bill YC21llIlQ. Enluazd xldl5,.I'Clx umm Nldlalxali. Back Row: Vlfllll l,cuan:lf:1wlxl. Plkillls luranclk. Rinlmrpl lxolel. RUN Cll Lampllere klrwlxzz Kluw- mxclx. Rdxlllflllli. Lvl- xv Q lv ll g c Rwmlpaxelx. llcli YZINC. lwlm Healey Ximeui Ruxpzlak. lbw lf'-cl Home Room 208 Front Row: Qurul Wilmot C .llulxu X.111lUmc'u. llulullu XX einem, Xlmulc Xuuug Sex- ond Rout Rlmu' NNillso:lU. llmls lun' Llmllcnc NN l1liC xl.llllXll fqlxrr. -Xrlcuc lvm- llxlx. PM lupcl Third ROW ll.1l1l lllvlidll. B.ll'llLllLi Koch. lhvmllxcd Xkillsc Susan Nul- wu. X.mu Xokus Lfuwlc' lulmmc. ,loan llxcrcs, B865 Run: ll.lll lmlmsilx, -l0S6Pl1 NX.1ll1.1k. lflll lulwl Bl' xx.1ul Nkfllllg, Ronald Weill' mmm. kluwcplx NX.1sllq-nskl XXJXIIC' xlllikll f. -anus- dc ti e Staden tA din i9oiAe Top: Uxhgculls cxgunining slides Lhzwuglm .1 xuicrmlopc gnc NYM' ask .md S. ,xht'l'Il, hiulugx Sllllil'l1IS. Lppcr Right: L. Huh-1 mlxcs in an Ficm tor D. Krcngcl, Lower Left: A glumhoppcl is thc uc-mer of interest as XM xvlllglilql, P Twpcl. C.. l.UI1lilllliSl and I. Imrgan examine it. f,:ir,m: Pffmll in hand. C.. Rum g,rf::,z1zfgw A report ut gm vxpwi- J.' fm! UlUl0gN 'JU Q f 1 ' I 337 Q xr., I vff ,S ff me Q? O .Wg Ni w K --'- . . ,WK v gf V.. A W 4, , 4 4 ,sf ' 'WW f 'Q W ' ww: f ' ' We w MW vw. wu- .4 .nh if uw WM' X W MMM fl ,mr , 'WWF JZ 1 I 7 - 4!W , I w 4M X J V, W Q Q , , 1 Q K S 2 L' f X , . ,ty x .,,, y , ,f Lf i, -. e ' ,A 'Jw - W , - f . Q ' ,, 5 l 5 , - Q , 'mf af f rm av- A ,Q e lumen Hmm- Room IIU lfufff lfuf I l',1,.l,mwkw- Hfnwl' RH-x.v.rf lifnvmlfl 'Nu ,,L Pr.--ff! Ni1.xr,m'rm Iubsf l'f,g,g, bfi: x. V,xr,11wI, vfffmfl lfffff Nl,1r',: 24.114 Xrrgmm Xrrkwx Hffmfnvi kwa- fmr ,rlflmf l'f'flm,.m jwfiu Pam 'luv fflwrm l',nv,,,f-fm-.wif In .HHH Srffflffls- j'nl'pfx Sfflniffl -Lu Hurvwf xkugxurnfi inth- ar ff2I'fl'L Inn! l'fu jrmn Nflrrrmlr Nirrmrr. Sfhuif-I 131-,frm R ,hm fwr I.Ur 'Ia Imwiffffk Irli U NI?-Mr-n aan rim wrmr, SMWYNY wzflrwrr f,1rf.i:m fmlfw l,af,u.ia Ra- lf . ffrmf- Ru! Ilulorffs Slhz- mn Ninn flifdrmfhzfk. iiufh lfffn f'f:'-Hrs Rfsfkfnxfh, YNH, Emrm-r ' X l'?1':rnfA Warn wpar- .frrm Imqwf-Errrf' Srmfkfri Lum-rr wfnmf XN.1f.arn Sz- rrmn farm-x mv-5 Rlihard l'r-pm Prank- lwgnruu Gerald Xmnlx Rfmfrr U Cnrxrar-r, Rlfhiiffl Rrmsuis henna-rh l'o'M'll Rznrmmfi R416-N Home Room 209 lrffn' Hou I'h'.'1:N Dvorzv IL1. Xdrzfgnm' IKM. Barbara lrumn. Izfhz- Iimuzlav. Barbara How. Xfffwhfl Ron: Laura Harker. janfsr lnxxner, Bexcr' lx Haro, Rmdlzc Hoigard. Comma Drwn-I Nano Fifipen- Nh. Franco I2r141rfkf. jowc H Lf I - c N, Niurfww Qalzmrc. 7ffI'ff Hun ,Vmrm Dax. Rirhzrrd Dunn Ifwfph Hren, fund Jammu. Lmmc DePer- Nm. Bucrfx H1-ward, Nlwrrm Ilmm. Turn Hfvrafhek. Nor bf,-rr Ik-hum. Pcrnand Dv lzmrwf-tx. Brirrmra Cnnrlef. Bar H llfw Xzlilw-in IMwv.1ti. Rub- art Yuki R.nrwv'd Iihal. If-Fm C-r'T'. Prwzk Dv,-mink Iw-turd ,IJ F ut Ixctincrh Pzrfqcrukd. I ,L r ' K Damn XYiH1arr1 Hsruutu Dune. L00- dv-wrx. Barfmxa Hczifzrcn. CAT- fvla CvrL1rE'nt Home Room ZH f' H 1 Wvizp Lrpnk Nlulmrsf Buick kwrrx L LHR Nlarqrxn-rvir Luton: Horfurc fh.l1YTH.lH. Rmrrwrmd L hiupl Lunxkv N- ,':l HJC, ,TLTOHIC Xuuuxi Numa Rinks XJYYU Bv'w.1r'f Bufrrva Bank fly' Llwr Hmm HL! NIJ: LJLIX R.mg111,U'X Bq 'QNf! LKJTOI Bl MM, yy -3 if -gh Xxrllulrx K .Mu l5c.mr'.a B.a,1.k:' R-'T' ur Xpaiu Num B.1rn.11'd RofK'. CNR HHH' Lvllxh Rufvvt Unhglwrr L.1'U!. i-lr pm! Yanni Hyikc WVU KM1 wx .R 1. R HSL, XIXJWWW ymfkymw BLMIJN Bkllllhill . N.mmU Xrmurauvm RUSH BU 1111531 lufw L Lrvlmlurh WMM .1.l Hu. 'kan Nkx R-'W W L 'X' Ln Enom. L'1:Vk NNW' Ml -ua Vmf Hmmm? H' :ka , ,1,,, 1 Q . 'QW 63' X, H' WS' :'ixS131iS ff M445 X 1 S it 1 NN f 1 ga, ,fi I fhgf 1 . D721 fducatzvn I Upper tumt e Top Lell: ilHlfSlig1dlillg world IJl'UiIiL'lllS is :in illlporlillll part of social slumlics as CXCllllJliiiCii UN f N1 I 1 lcchmm ,. 'nak am 1 . Top Right: Wmking lugtliwl in lllc- fiiligliillllllillg' ol' ll Scllltlltl' for l'iIlgiiSil urn- IS. Huck :mi It llfllllilik. Bottom Lell: li. Spigncl and IJ. Xlills. mic-1110 SllIlil'lllS, cxznnim- zu rmk cullcclion. Bolloln Right: llu: lnujf-ml In-ing umlvxlulwn lv, N. lfililwlusky is lllc sowing ui' skirt sczuns. fw'Awrlf',4v-qn-an 41 Q34 NSN t t ,f ,ff '1 1, fw au, 1, fm' if lf 4 w QV N Mfr , .,,, , f K J Z . 'i ? 2 f .J '67 . -- lxf 1, e lumen Home Room 212 Front Row: Carol Mc Kean, Crete Morris, Opal Miedl, Denise Kirby, Ronald Mannino. Sfmnrl Roar: Frank C Mebok, Ellen Krol, Patricia Mc Mahan, Shirley Lichner, ,lean Lennon, Lois Morgan, Carolyn Meyer, -loan Killeen, Edward Lebl. Third Rout: Robert Manley, Roy LeFevre, David Morris. Edward Meadows. NYilliani Lynch, Henry Meadows, Raymond K2lllIllCI'OXVlCl, Laura Lee Monti, .lacqueline Maples, Marlene Medyk. Burk Row: john Meier, Kenneth Koliol, judith Meistas, Judith Miller, Linda Marshall, Roy Ledbetter, Alfred Likeutn, Henry Kaliszewski. Carl Kulith. Lawrence La Sage. Home Room 301 Ifrmtt Horn: Sharon Vorisek, Mary Stelanko, Ilorotlty Strimple, Aleanette lapreak. Barbara 'lirubirohxr .Nerornl Roni: Margaret Yuska, Louise Walitki, lauite Van lick, Beverly Sucltoski, Doris Wt-gner. Patritia laker. lilaine Weytkou, liditli Stanley. 'l'hirtl How: Htnry Zieuian, kenneth SIYICIIIDRI, Ronatl Snptmutr. Riihartl llrbaitis, Albert Vlltllll, Nick Wawylenko, Robert Zuntbek, Carol Vincent, Barbara Yrabel. Burk Rome: Robert leblowski, .lake Urban, Raymond W'enlel, Kenneth Zyskn, lirrin lander, .Xntltom Nlkmlowil, Robert Xlltltetx. Robert Stantik. 42 l 1 I 6 ,L 5 , ill, . iff o LS t N Kecome Pa t of School Community Top Left: General business stnclcnts lj. 'lalty and S. Scvcrson show cnllnlsiasni in planning a trip. Top Right: li. Paraiso watches ll. Pepin lmatc on tlit- glolic a foreign lantl tlistnssctl in social ' st tulim, Bottom Left: 'l lic rmnlmtx ol llitt lilnzny arc enjoyed by CI. Vincent. 4 Bnttom Right: ll. .Xlrniis along with lJt:l'4'isia clcvutc llIllC to woikiiig' witli tllC'lllll'1llS. 43 f hit, ,r-q-,yd T ,fi 5 F N W W r ,ilu gg :G QS 1 t S .wS ai i Q , Q L - L 'J I! Q X 5. if . ' I If wh - l-14..- . , .. V- 4... ,,f..4.44, nissan-apqpnann-ali: fu- --1-A Kane! Tlari on Work 7 ,ffm Top Left: IJ. Abella, M. Deering, E. Paraiso. Top Right, Front: S. tlasagrand, l', Bracikenbury. Back: K. Paraiso, QI. Konopasek, KI. Hren. Bottom Left, Front: B. Hayes, K. Barnard, il. Lelfevre. librarian: l'. Beeehen. Back: R. Ilrbaitis. AI. 'I'ebo, president: R. Bennett, secretary: A. Dowiatt. Bottom Right, Sitting: Grill, C. Lundquist. Standing: F. Ide, CL. VanSehoyrk, vice-president: C. Osterman. This year, the Reavis band numbers 45. Its duties are to provide music lor school functions and to give students an appreciation of music. The band has three main sections: the reeds, the brass, and the percussion. These sections are arranged to obtain the melody of a selection. -16 Zack to the Yutu e The new building project will provide a more functional music department. There will be many more practice rooms for instruments and voice. The entire area will be connected by an inter-communication system. The large band room will contain permanent risers which will be exposed to the gym when a sliding door is opened. So great an advancement in facilities will enable this important department to accomplish its services to the school and to the students more effectively. Top Left: O. XValker. drum major: XV. Frencl. C. McGriff. Top Right, Sitting: I.. Franke. CZ. Evers. Standing: P. Thorsen. F. Dondlik. R. Stancik. Bottom Left, Sitting: G. Sparacino. Standing: R. Raines. Cihak. A. XVolowiz, CI. klalovec. R. Cejka. ul. Bruce. Bottom Right: li. Bulow. W. McGriff. B. Herman. R. Manley. gf? '-XS.-X ?g PST? it Q12 ggti fMffx f ' . .T Z Z f., 2 ,L . Keginner lea n land eclanique Standing-Foreground: Mrs. jane Bielner, director. Front Row: P. Clepek. pl. l.cnnan. Xl. fialannf, 1, H-rnffr. XI. Spar- acino, H. Gettings. Second Row: N. Wlasylenko, F. Tomasik. B. ftnnlnek. B. Bunnan. I.. liaxies. XY. simon. I Xlnr' ren. Third Row: R. LeFevre, L. LaSage, KI. Hlasilwski, B. Kncl. R. Clomisc. Standing: lb. liiillfl-.C. li Raiairiait Kealy, B. Howard. A beginning band, under the direction ol Mrs. Biclaer. has been added to thc curriculum of the music department. The idea of this band is to insure niorc talcntcd and larger bands for the future. The twenty-five members meet daily from he fall until the spring. ze nd they are then pro- moted into the ranks of the advanced band, providing their basic knowledge ol music is sufficient. Front Row: T. Asztalos. B. Garcia, M. Ortiz. C. Terinine. NI. Hartell. 'l. Nlitzynski. Nl. Aillliltks. Second Row: S. Ahern, G. Wlall, C. Loper. M. Deering, -I. Theres. S. Smith, B. Ein. Third Row: N. Yokns. B. Hertenstein. P. Topel. M. Young, L. Bourquin, B. Shaven, B. Paradise. Fourth Row: I. Kleinsmith. CI, Webb. R. Allen. IJ. Sveda. G. Robinson. R. Hanrath. Al. Dil'asquale. Fifth Row: N. Clmrczi. R. Scheulin. R. Rossner. Cl. Williams, xl. Yanlick. B. Shutt, B. McGurn. Sixth Row: K. Paraiso, M. Shtukas. C. Kealy. l'. Hoigard. B. Schmidt, A. Blue. S. Schmidt. Seventh Row: R. XViedmann. B. Poole. B. Ceigner. D. Nlankus. F. Young. R. Anderson. Eighth Row: T. Nic- Queary, B. Sanders, B. Novak. B. Rot, 0. XValker. Back Row: R. Rlioads. R. Walters. N ,LK Z6 Three major events during the year feature the Mixed Chorus: the Christmas Concert, the Spring Music Contest, and the Conference Festival. One hundred and sixty participants compose this year's chorus. Any person who desires to sing and is willing to co- operate fully in preparing for the vari- ous concerts mav join the Mixed Chorus. Tcvvf fx all any CIW ll make mu IC Come 141 e F.ont Row. lx Xlorrixt Xilhiiv. l Nlt X'x. tlgtwlt Sctond Row: Xl lslliilvli X l'Illl'LllNlxN lS.Nl1ig' ng-1,l.XN1lkwlu Nl N.t'1.i1.Nl Third Rom: x itmtnt Xl im... if x,.1i.i,.iN.i nmol uniulti H K-tl'..'.tLt. Fourth Ron: H.il- Fitlh Roh: lu Mui l lliwi-til. k.. Ltlil. R. Bipnhtlti l l.tu.111tiwx-ki Badt Row: H. lxdllbiciwlx.. ll liuctllcll XloN6l. Qi. Rohcilx B l.1i.1Jx1I.c1c Parallel, Left to Right-First Row: li. Cain.. Sitlclcma. XI. EXUSl'lCXiLl'l. Bar- rett. Second Rom: li. Hmm. li. Ogryzck. N. Banlv. l'. Sitlmlum. R. Ithul. Third Row: l'. XItXIt1hrm. ll. Nmuk. Cl. Casper. S. Xnguiano. R. lullicttcl. Fourth Row: I. Sthiqkcl. l.. l,2iXXC'lillilx, Cl. Clrueller, ' ke bartke. X. l.llxCllIll. Back Row: l'. fu' r Xl. llhlta NX. Xtbllfillwt. Front Row: B. Hess. M. Monli, C. Reid. D. Bukovsky, ll. Rojas, F. Chapman. Sec- ond Row: J. lrlhacker. J. Schickel. BI. Haight, Delaunois, R. Bene-sh. Third Row: A. Sprawka. G. Rot. B. Carlson. -I. Sim, S. Esch, C. Preiincsherger. Fourth Row: N. Christy, Grossman. E. Rot, M. Sundberg, V. Buck, S. Clzrszigruml. Fifth Row D T1 se I Bry'mt M Rogers G. SIJ2ll'2lClllO, B. Zoch. Sixth Row: M. Mysli wicr, D. XVeincrl. I. Schmidt. Ci. Smith. F.. livoshcvich, L. Garrett. Seventh Row: NI Dcgzm, 'lf R2lllll5, li. Riddle, lf. Cloni, S Valdez, tl. Mcflrill. Back Row: CL. Vzm Schoyck. Urhzmifk. l'clnursli, Hklllll Smolinski. They le d the Kane! 'I'o add to the color and pomp olf the march- ing band, the drum major, drum majoreltes, and baton twirlers perlorm at football and basketball games. They also appear in parades, shows, and contests of assorted types. The drum major directs the baud and leads them through marching manuevers. Right: Oren Vlalker, drum major. Bottom Left: Mary Frazer, twirler. Bottom Right: Marlene Haight, Mary Harlell, Beverly McPherson, drum majorettes. ' Studen t 9 s 'K 5' 9 3 s 2 it 3? 'Y' N. N if l 1 gl , W4 it .,, :Q .t 'fi ' Sitka Sitting: H. Meadows. Mr. R. Erhcs, sponsor: N. Banks. Maples, P. Siddons. treasurer, A. Olsen, li. Sonzski, president: K. Quain. secretaryg Ll. Klimek. vice-presidentg T. Puccillo, B. Rot, reporter, j. Konopasek, M. Asztalos, Mr. C. Thokey, sponsor: B. Simon. Standing: O. Bergquist, R. Lamphere, AI. Sonzski. EI. Bray, l'. Kaminski, B. Lode. 12, Phillips, S. Anguiano. Building future statesmen is not overlooked at Reavis. The Student Council provides both this and a bridge for developing better relations between the ad- ministration and the student body. The council meets regularly, discussing school problems and remedying them. Members, all ol whom are elected by the students, regularly attend meet- ings with other councils of the conference and ol' nearby schools. Each year, dele- gates and a faculty sponsor travel to the State Convention ol' Councils, getting a broader view ol' many student governments. All refreshment concessions are distributed by the council, entertainment assemblies are selected by it, and other functions not within the scope ol' a spec- ial organization are sponsored by the council. ga, nf., - ....-...,.au. ' 71 . S am tanw Nzgln Stand!! d . ,, ,N 4 llllll'lV-llblll Remus stnclt-nts wntlu li .twt.t4 . nt :Iwt II I nxtitx nl leztclcrsllip, rvspumilmilitv, .tnrl tntrfgnnt In Inn'- Society. t 'II . llle Hmmm- Socielv cont milf-s stlmltnslnl, Inn It I , I If ct Itmtllflw It. lefiatns ztntl its xnetnl1ct'soIlct then tntntnth S- I - 1 r I-, I lllg ztppreclzttion ol cultutztl things in Itlt- ls.lIlf1llI'l ul 'In X If If I I other sntlu txtntx Ilnnn ' I bets attend coltcelets, plztys atnt ' ' I Nlllll llltt IIII eww' Students are eligible lm tttme nnennlm ' . lnttl tlttt tnnt tltfx tl' nvnltt ol four and at lutlll setnestcts. 7 4 ' c I F rmin the R ' B Heckler VX Splztwktt wut-ttttxz I I-xltnntnft' It X It lx II I 1 Cttnu NI In tl K I I I 0 g . . , . . . . Knutson. R. Boyer. K. Burtlitk, l'. Kt'ttvxmIQ. . ' ' ' r I It S ltugg1tRItlIfnxt. Xlfl. f I K f I sponsor. treasurer: Onmhen, KI. Hole, ., 1 4 It Reitl. E. Killeen. Ll. Sonlski. 13. Lengyel. Y. Olcxtntlntk I' NIM Illllll R l1.tt.f XI It I I S. Ogleslmy. P. Simms. S. Tenegztl. IS. Kntsnnskt. C- Um- . lmerger, B. Rot, president: B. SOIIISKI, xitc-pxwitlt-ntl Ayn-dew 4 ww atm, 9,0 NATIGIAL HUG SJCIETY Ii6l-ary 14AAi tan M Ser e Studen tA Like everything else in the school, the Library Council, under the direction ol Mr. R. Erbes, has been expanding. Its lI1ClIllJCI'SlllP is now at Hltyvsexen. Besides serving an hour a day in the library, the fonncil is a lun-loving group, scheduling Several spring socials and swinnning parties. Top-Foregroundz l1.Son1ski, president: Mr. R. lirlmes, advisor: ll. Lode, NI. Clalmiak. AX. K2IllllJCl1g2l. Cl. Osternian. D. Calinan. .X. Sprawka, vieefpresidentg S. Ogleslxy, Sclliekel, li. Heckler. Delaunois, I. Kleinslnilh, R. An- derson, B. Bennett, l.edlJetter, 'I'. Pilefillo, Hahn. Standing: Nl. Dunn, xl. Rliniek, .X. Nlatliieson, B. lluliois, ll Polereeky, B. KVIYWQIIIOS. Bottom-Foreground: IS. Nlefinrn, IS. Paul, P. Sinnns, Cl. Price, S. laveggia. ll. Belt. ll. Price, l'. lll'Zll'l'iClIlJlll'y, R. Boyer, l'. Siddons, I. Bryant, M. Nlcfiaw, li. XVoll'e, IJ. lllglllllll, B. Koch, CI. XVelmln. li. Rot, IJ. Schneider, B. Rot, secretary-1reasurer: IS. lajae, A. Olsen. Standing: Nl. llncfkowski, Nl. Ryan, KI. Bray, R. Peldfus. s at ,ll 4 t te' Q i xf wifii f .X i' .- 'IN X Y ,- T, . 'vi 9 s f ,sm-ff I if-W? is . N 4 Y: fgvkwiixs. 53 ,4p,.,,,ggzs .gn , -u-a1-,,-- f. . 1 bw: 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 if Sitting on Rail: I. I'1111'1'1-1111. RIIIJIJQIIIVI. Nl. II111111, First Rows: X. X1g11111111111 1 N1 1 1 1 K - 1 lfa111111'11. IS. 11111111 0. l51'1g1l11i11. R. l'1'111111s. U. xYll1ixL'l. 111111111 li, 11111111 S1-1111111 R1111 1 11 1 1 1 1 fi1l'IIlK'll1C. 13. Rx1111. H. I'1111ls1-11. 11. 1111111111 15. !,z1j111. 11-1111. ll. l.11111'. I. 11111111 I Nw 1' I R 1 T1'1V11 RM- 11. K11111'111111s. 1111-x1111'11l: IB. 141-11. llK'2lNllliK'lI R. X1111z111. R. X11111-1s1111. 15. 11111114111 11 N1111f111 1 11 1- N1 14 Il, 5111111-i1l1'1'. R. I'g11111111111I. 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Our untiring cheerleaders and their exuberant sponsor, Miss Artis Little, are in charge of Reavis' never say die contingent. The two groups appear at all the football, basket- ball and wrestling contests. They also participate in the Pep Club. fy!! 621 ,fi 7f f , ff V f , Varsity Cheerleaders Left, Clockwise: E. Zweck. CL Shillier. NI. Frazer. captain: H Kreinitler, S. Ogleshy. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kneeling: ll. Hanrath. Nl. Stel anko. Cl. Proeuniar, CZ. Wilmot l'. Schaefer. captain. 51 vv Eff' , ,. ,-433, QA'.-qgav We lz, Fleawu e A'Hi-Crusaders is instituted to oller high school students spiritual and social lunctions and guidance. The organiza- tion has girls' and boys' basketball, quiz teams. and a sunnner camp. The largest ol the language clubs is the Spanish Club. Its thirty-seven mein- hers promote interest in the language and customs oli the Spanish. ancl a lirientl- ship between our country antl theirs. Hi-C Wiring: NI. Geiger, setretary: O. XValkcr, president. First I-low: C. Mcflrilf, M. Ortiz, treasurer: B. Garcia, Ii. Dryier, C. Dryier, D. Doerr, S. Ciasagrand, vicupresi- dent Serond Row: I2 Krol, ,I Irlbacer. Ii Paraiso, R. Bravlield, B. Rojas. Third Row: N. Banks, P. Zaker, S. Esch, R. Allen, R. Swanson, XV. lNIt'GrilIi. Ifourlli Row: IV. Ne-ehouse, B. Rybafhek, M. Degan, KI. Bar- rett, F. Ide, R.Rhoads, R. Ithal. Bark Rout: R. Boving- don. B. Sanders, R. Rajsky, QI. Urban, A. Christy, I . Flinn, B. Streckert. Spanish Club Front: B. Rojas, M. Delgado Ftrs! Row: D. Galman, J. Hahn A. Olsen. Sefonri Row: B. Leng- rel, president, H. Rojas, vice- president: S. Espino, N. Yokus P. Siddons, E. Rot, D. Rustefk Third Rout Nliss A. Little, spon- sorg M. Ortiz, N. Davis, Blue- print reporter: C. Nlcfiriff, Ii Zwrztk. Ifrzurlh Row: P. Noak, M. Bryant, B. Shaxen. I-Q. Cain, D. Xkiltst-, B. Buck, O. Nlicdl. liiflh lffzfi-: R. Hoigard, H. Gonzalez, 1, Carpus, I-.. Paraiso, G. Maly, NI. Sawfla. IJ. ,xlJIfll2i. Sixlli Row: I. Nlrfistas, I.. Moore, ,I. Led- liettvr, C.. XN'lnlt:. liuflc Row: G. Rolnfts. B. ftfblowski, If. Krcil, I.. Knutson. Ia. Ogii-jztzk, I.. Wa- ki lit '. ,'., . F.I'I.A. nfmf nm, N4 fum, P frm, bnllfun rf'purl1'r li Krvngl-I IA l'rf,runinl l'tfvl lflhlf f lffy flufhnr-ff H lhhw prf-slfll-nl, N1 Haight mu- pre-Quin-nl V1 Ag, v,.p,1, Hluif-print rv-portfw Mrs R Sloan apfmvrr, Miss B I-plfjfv sponvir N11 Frazer I Sfhirkpl xr-I rrrarw V N11 Quf-.Li rw sf-rnqf ,ultiwr R Fwlt lrf-murer B lbimdnsf hisrorsan Svnmd Tnhfr Ip XA'-mtv l. Ralf-v f, Kasper 'X lflpl I' filislflv Third Tabla' N1 Iiwrmg ff Sparafirm. P, ffnrviii l Barrke Fourth 'labfp lb Rust:-rlr l. Pmurquin, f.. Et, rw f. Ialmm S Fnapinr, N lukus lf!! Vfmdfng P Zaker R 'xlll-ri H llawfs C. lNall. I bfillfkfl f Iaswn. il Marr-urri 'X lornfnk, B Hr-rlgren, Nd Iohnvm l' Kamrnski, M hp. gan B He'.rtf-nsrvirr C, Termine, If Lhapman, B Kremntrug, S Ugtmbi l Olsen B Schmidt Silfing on fmnflvv I Frgnk' T Nll!lXflSkI Chefs' Club Left. ffwegwund: D. Schneider I. Morrow. '-'ice-president: M. Delgado. co-president: T. Rabus. co-president: NI. Dunn. A. Math, ieson. B. Bennett. R. Anderson. Nt. Rvan. W. Buehe. Ffonf Hou' B. Zajac. B. Rot. G. McFadden. Miss B. Feldt. sponsor. Second Rout: T. Puccillo, M. Suchoski. B. Miller. 2 ll. 11, C'lcefA 71' in Qatu e Weed Any girl with one year of Home Economics may join the Future Home- makers of America. .Iust as important as building better cities and nations are future homes and families. Serving at school banquets and creating interest in homemziking compose the group's main purposes. Senior and junior male appetites are responsible for the recently organized Chefs' Club. The chefs learn the art ol' cooking and tips lior qootl nutrition. I Unofiieially, the big interest ol' the group is to insure eating regularlx in the uture. 5 S G 52 ART SERVICE LEAGUE Foreground: C. Oakey, C. Wil- liams. Sitting: B. Hedgren, B. Trubiroha, G. Stillwell, secre- tary. Standing: R. Elstner, J. Ledbetter, C. Reitz, C. Van Doren, O. Miedl, P. Zaker, M. Zaker, president. Not Pictured: R. Lytis, vice-president: M. Kieca, treasurer. 49 :if -s.....,: 2 . ff WZ, .. x.. ., VISUAL AIDS Kneeling: R. Pepin, E. Phillips. Sitting: I. Bryant, M. Asztalos. H. Graf. Standing: O. Walker, Mr. L. Fender, advisor: 'l'. Cle- mente, D. Schneider, J. Novak, G. Rossner. Ui u I 9 em Pro ki fducation, n 'vqmen Mrs. Barbara Foster organized the Art Service League to perform services lor other organizations, to promote art appreciation, and to enhance the beauty of the school. Countless decorations and posters have been created by the service's eighteen members. One picture is worth many more words, and the Visual Aids organization, twelve in number, keeps the movies rolling. Phonographs and slide projectors are also under their care. Members are assigned to operate the equipment lor teachers. 61 9 f 'Hb' .7.:flffa-ro9'.I1'r'-f'1liO'f7- - -, ' t. J...--.4-. ' ' - ae ' f x,aq.... Front Row: B. Miller. S. Oglesby. IS. Kremnitler. M. Frazer, l'. Schaefer. Second Row: C. Pro- ctmiar, D. Hanrath, B. Rojas. B. Cain, R. Belt, secretary-treasurer: l,. Raley. H. Rojas. president. R. Peldzus. Third Row: Cl. Loper, B. Mt'l'herson, B. Shaven. C. Casper, QI. Olsen, P. Dworzycki. Cl. Termine. C. XVatson, Davis. Fourth Row: ul. Schickel, Espino. 'l'. Binachio. R. Allen. Al. Buczkowski, M. Kieca, li. Rot, B. Zoeh, ID. Rusteck. G. Rot. Fifth Row: M. Lucas. M. Bryant. N. Bryant. -I. Couch. Sidtlons. M. Savela, -I. Maples. Sixth Row: LI. Schickel, C. Price. S. Taveg- gin. G. Maly. B. Suehoski. L. Pawelczak. Standing: H. Gettings. KI. Marcis. L. Bourquin, T. Puc- cillo, B. Novak. XV. XVurglitsch, B. Rot. LI. O'Malley. Pep C' 116 gangm Chee ing As Reavis grows, its student body and their needs grow. XVhen the idea of a pep Club arose, the student body eagerly afcepted the chance to start organ- ized cheering for football, basketball, and wrestling at Reavis. In this first year there were fifty members in the Reavis Rootersf' They cheered at all autumn and winter sport Contests. Mrs. M. Breekenlelder and Miss A. Little led the grottp to a successful start. and they hope to enlarge and improve their organization when the athletes will need the cilub's boosting next fall. 60 -NBER in , .'-wjgq. JV-'ai-.vflfh 19 ZA Staff p0l'fl' QA 14nnu I Theme The '55 ARIES staff was manned by twentyone students with the as- sistance of Mr. Arthur E. Hansen. The yearbook was divided into five sections: Administration was han- dled by Nora Davis and Darlene Svedag Classes by Joan Schickel, Irene Kleinsmith and Alice Kam- penga. Marsha Bouley and Roberta Boyer handled Activitiesg Ed Kil- leen, Tom Rabus, and joe Tebo, Athleticsg an d Donna Vrabel, School Life. Final integration of departments with the theme was the job of the editors. The copy editor was aided by typists Arlene Kahle. Barbara Paradise, and Bernadine Eby. The business manager and circulation manager sold and distributed the ARIES, respectively. Top Left: A. Sprawka, coeditor. Top Right: B. Sonzski, co-editor. First Group Picture-Sitting: D. Vrahel, E. Killeen, j. Cerney, B. Eby, R. Boyer. Standing: M. Bouley, Tebo, T. Ralmus. Second Group Picture-Sitting: -I. Schickel B. Paradise, A. Kahle. Standing: A. Kam- penga, P. McQueary, D. Sveda, I. Klein- smith, N. Davis. v Bottom Left: C.. Webb, business manager. Bottom Center: B. Zajac, mirculation inan- agei. Bottom Right: C., Osterxnan. ropy editor. 153 l 'Fluepl-rn t Zelateaf Sala vol We A As Reuvis grows, so does tht- BI.llliI'RlN'li which reports on school affairs. 'I he publication appears every lfriclziy as is custornary, but with an installation ol at printed eclition once an inonth. Next year may see even greater strides taken l0W2ll'll more complete coverage ol school news. The newspaper incltitles tlepartinents which inlorin students ol erliicatmrral, social and athletic events. Reporters, typists and copy girls are from all classes, and any person desir- ing an interesting start in reporting is eligible. Top Left: Bill Sonzski, sports editor. Top Right: Betty Heck- ler. assistant editor. Middle Left: Alice Karnpenga, news editor. Middle Right: Irene Kleinsmith, editor. Sitting: Mary Ann Niel- sen, Jacqueline Maples. Ranoma Belt, Amy Sprawka, Evelyn Rot. Deanna Magee. Standing: Gene Phillips, Darlene Sveda. Bill Belt. Nora Davis. Bill Rot. 62 . ,. - B- X :QQ wi Q xx -W..-.. ......v-.-... .... ...., -,U 7 HL f A I s ,f ,I af' 2' ,1 ., X 41' .- 4' 41 Q 613,-f .pf .nfl ..- lf . f nf - W M ,U ,, I ,WWQ 1 W 'mf I ! f 1 2' K f ff, 'Um' lu v svn ,V 3 A w M 1 ..,., ggzm C. ' I in I ' , if gf ' ' 243, -352,3 F e I to ?ini lc 7lni cf in Con e ence Foregroundz li. 'l'unnic'lill'. Y. Hanson. coaches. Front Row l'. 'l'esar. D. llignanl. .X. NIllllllCS0ll. li. N'oll'e. Sonzski eeky. B. Ryan, j. Klimek, B. Belt. Second Row: KI. Hann K. Quain. xl. Kononpasek, I . Kase, H. Paulsen. xl. Omahen B. Krueger. C. Black. W. Novak. j. Maloney. j. Nlurten, E Clerny, B. Prihyl, B. Ifrenel, S. Valdez. Back: NI. Delgado Nl. Ryan. E. Phillips, managers. Top Left: ll. Sonfski. center and guard. Top Center: B Belt, center. Center: E. Wolfe, encl. Top Right: flfore grountlj B. Belt. fB2lCkgl'0llIltlb A. Mathieson. B. Sonfski B. Ryan, B. Krzywanos. Bottom Left: B. lfrenel. K. Quain 'I'. 'I'eszn', guard. B. DuBois, B. Sonzski, B. Krzywanos, B. Locle. 'l'. Polel' ll. Konopasek, F. Kase, sophomore haeklielcl. Bottom Right: Rama Po t Record v 4 Winn, S louea 15 15 V , as Varsity Scores North Chicago Marmion ...... Opp. Carl Sandburg ... .. Bremen .,.... Argo ...... Rich ....... Oak Lawn . . . Lincolnway . . J Morgan 1 ark .... Totals: XVon 4 Lost 34 24 6 0 28 33 26 6 6 5 The Reayis Rams finished third in the rapidly growing bouth- west Suburban Conference. Coach Tunnicliff relied ytery much on underclassmen to bolster the seniors. the former gaining valuable experience for next season. Fullback Bill Ryan scored two touchdowns in the opening game of the season, but the Rams were defeated by speedy North Chicago. The following week. Blarmion proved unbeatable. The more youthful Reavis members were playing hard but at this point still needed more experience. The first league game against Sandburg saw Rrzywanos and Ryan each score twice and Lode twice on passes. once on a tumble. The Blue and Wfliite made it two. as they next edged out Bremen by virtue of Krzywanos' touchdown. B The thin seniors were wearing down because of injuries. and the next three games with Argo. Rich, and Oak Lawn dimmed many hopes. But, as always. the Rams played the games as they came. VVith only four seniors lelt on the squad. Reayis whipped Lincolnway, 28 to 7: and they' stunned highly regarded Nlorgan Park, l9 to 6, for a blazing finish to the season. Bill Sonzski, Bill Krzywanos, and Tom Polereclty were placed on the all-conference hrst team. 66 ,F . I V V, . A In rs--.mu 18' E9 2 - .-,,...:.-..,.,,guwq3'x 'llnde ala Amen ki al-Aity I-'rosh-Soph Scores Opponents Reax is N. Chicago ... .... 6 lH Nlarmion ...... . .12 18 Carl Sandburg .. ., 0 12 Bremen ....... .. ll lS ' 26 12 Rich ...... . . Lincolnway .. . .12 lr-4 Oak Lawn . . ....... . .18 0 Totals: Won 5 Lost 2 Freshman Scores Opponents Reavis Lockport ..... . .... 21 7 Morgan Park .. 6 13 Evergreen Park . . . . l 1 0 Carl Sandburg . . . 12 13 Oak Lawn .... . .12 0 Morgan Park . .,....0 0 Totals: Won 2 Lost 3 Tied l T0p Left: C. Black, tackle: H. Paulsen, cnd. Tflp Center: 15. Krzywanos, 1l2l1111J2,1f'1i. Top Rlghtx B. Sonzski. qnarterlmck. Top, Upper Left: Maloney. tackle: 11. llignznn, rlnzirler- back. Top, Upper Right: 'l'. Polcrerky. larklc. Lower Left: li. llnliois. larklc. Lower Middle: 3. Mathieson, halfliark. Lower Rivht: ll. Lode, end. Bottom Left: Klinnr-k. lmlllmfk. 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A Rwx RWM N Bottom Lett Iflxg' wi ,UH ' Ll' L' J A ,x , L x I x w xk' W 5 L , k- Nun Tunes B4-mmm Rghr x' X Hmmm P RAL g mv- , N' ' Xl V N1 A x' X -rl Mm' 1 V .-V..-. , . -W., .4--...U-5-f-v-Q . , I g , , , ,, . . , A . Y . vw q-nv-f 1 'Ji' Vi- i . I, A bn, U A az. Y .I 4 VA .V In , W, V v , - 1' xg - A ,yur ,v, ., - - -'---Z 13- - s - V - , . Cl- AA Conn try f n te You llleew Front Row: Jarrett, Ruppaner, R. Scheulin. D. Novak, B. Rojas. R. Dunn. Middle Row: R. Ithal, XV. Miller, R. Peldzus, M. Dunn, R. Palmblad. Back Row: R. Novak. W. lVurg1itsh, B. Bennett, Grill, T. Puccillo, XV. Dokey. I.. Davies, R. Biltenger, If. Ide, P. Beutell, W. Coyne, coach. Last fall the cross country track team entered four meets in its third year of competition. This sport is comparatively new at Reavis and is still in its developing stages. Early in the season, the squad competed in the two-mile stint at Glenbrook, winning 30 to 25. They next entered the Hinsdale meet and lost 41 to 24. Bloom followed, and the Reavis team trailed them by 29 points, 48 to 19, at the Hnal wire. In the proceeding race, the last of the season, Reavis toppled Glenbrook again, 40 to 17. The frosh-soph finished with an identical record, two wins and two defeats. They beat Glenbrook twice, 35 to 20 and 24 to 125 and they lost to Hinsdale, 20 to 45, and to Bloom, 15 to 64. 71 ' ' l fffeanuremnixa-.,,. iw: -f... ' 4' , , . .,.,..-.. ,..,.f-.4 ?ro la-Sepia, ?reAleman Teanw V .44 7 HD y' .ne -'. IQBAV EBF .ramem . 3 lu lx fylhlllt. X t.x.1I Top Picture, Front Row: P. Guido. couch: B, Schnciclcl, If. Rust-. YI. Ru '. X ftlllilk, R. .XrmsIr0ng, XV. F1'cuc'l, Konopzlsck. 'If lfuzlmluuski. Nliddlc Row: D Kolrcs, R. I.z1mpl1c1'c, R. Lylis, G. Swczlringcn. CL. Nlzlyc-up l'. llccclmcn. F.. Xuung. XII. R. Hex-cu lmcfgcr, Couch. Back Row: Ii. Slzllml. 'lf Flclc'I1c1'. .X. Dowixlll. S. llorn, .X. Wulmxinf, R OK UIIHUI 5. .Xngu1.m0, R. Pepin, R. K2lll11iClF0WiCl, .X. .XndC1'sm1. :ont Row: .L xx'0l0XYill, .X. lluwizlll. R. f,'f.Ulllll'l, N. Xugui.1mw, XI1 X l.mv Bottom Picture, F' coznflu R. Pcpin, fl' llctchu X Xmltlson R Rum R. Zumlmck, R. ulumld, Novak. I . Snsck. R. Clcjzlk. R. Cllulnlmkmwki. Back Run: Ill1zll,NV. Hcrmzln, IE. Nlzmlq, R. Slzlnciki I'il1kmuki. . f ' k . . . , . '1 miwuwiml. Middle Row: R. mmnmwxm. I Un 70 Team lack I9 er ei In t 999 IH 311 IU 111 117 30 31 V1 110 33 17 4512 Tl .'1l 413 Iii ll 4545 68 453 .'1l U11 :J Ldt IS 1 11 1111: I NI1 111 1 1 1 ht IN 1111 1111 11 1 cl To l pper Left XX X11 11 fs 11 1k. 1111141 JJ r Rlghl H N011 form I Cenlu I I X 1l KLIIICT Rig. 1I 1 111111 1111, Lowe-1 lk 1 wir Right J 111 Lift I I11r11IIo ll llfl 111 0 mn 1 ll Foregroundz Coach B. Hayton. Front Row: D. Dignam. -I. Nlarcis. R. Geigner. 'll Puccillo. XY. lVurglitsch. Middle Row: H. Paulsen, B. Miller, tl. Omahcn. W. Noxak. Back Row: B. giUlllNlil. B. Krzywanos, R. Peldlus, R. Novak. Spf ited U Mitt, WMA 7 game The Reavis quintet Iinished fifth in the conference. In most games. their size was an important factor which accounted for a deficiency ol' rebounding power through a part ol' the season. The club had liour seniors, and consequently many juniors saw regular action. Among them are play- ers who should provide good basket- ball timber lor next season. Sparked by two returning seniors, the Rams played aggressively, and they won five ol' their hrst eight games. Alter that, in spite of their eflorts, the Blue Ifell under the .500 mark. They Finished the season brilliantly, how- ever, losing to North Chicago, Sl to 49, when they had previously been beaten by the same lfVarriors by eigh- teen points. 72 QW W e tle A Compete 14gainAt the Ku tg Reavis is steadily building its wrestling teams for future seasons against the toughest teams ol' the state. This year's team was greatly supported by wrestlers who will return for at least one more season. Only three seniors will be lost to the squad through graduation. The Rams compiled an impressive record, meeting many of the best suburban and city schools. In the annual State Sectional Tourney, of ten teams, the rams finished fourth, only l7 points behind the leader. Two state sectional champions and four in the conference finals were produced this year. A highpoint this season was the Frosh-Soph Tourney, unique in state high school wrestling, which was sponsored by Reavis, who also com- peted, and featured seven of the state's leading teams. Front Row: R. Kaminski. J. Ruppaner, O. Siegfried. tri-captain: T. Schultz. tri-captain: G. McFadden. tri-captain: J. Bray, O. Berg- quist. Back Row: Coach Fitzgerald. Kon- opasek. H. Graf. E. lVolfe. B. Krueger. T. Clemente, B. Bennett, manager. Top Row: R. Kaminski. state sectional champ. 2nd in conference. 16 wins. 2 losses. l draw: LI. Ruppaner. 3rd in state sectional. 10 wins. 5 losses. l draw: O. Siegfried. 4th in state sectional. 3rd in conference. 14 wins. 4 losses. l draw. Bottom Row: T. Schultz. 4th in state sectional, 2nd in conference. 13 wins. 6 losses. I draw: NI. Konopasek. 4th place in state sec- tional, 3rd place in conference. T wins. 2 losses. l draw: H. Graf, 3rd place in state sectional. 3rd place in conference. 7 wins. 5 losses. 3 draws. T6 K .V . ii.. i'3,-3:-:-'Q-e-sms:--4-a iv va Com 7 uw tending few d A ,M.1,abm,11, gl Varsity 1 Scores 13100111 .,.111, 1i1fz111sto11 .... 111115112110 Joliet ...,.1,11, 1JUH'l1CI'S CQIYJYQ 1 Oak Park ,1,...... New Trier 11 11 11 11 '1'i1c1en Tech 1 F1'1lO1'llI0Il 1'1l'2lCl1Ull2l1 1, 15100111 1,,1..1111111111,11,11,1. lVest Aurorzt 1.111 Rich 1111.111111111.11111 1i1'e111e11 .1.11..1111111.11111 Riversicle-Brookfield ,,11 Proviso 11111.1.1,111..1111.111 Leyden 1111..1111,1111.1111 Morton oi' Cicero 11 1 1,11 Grange .11111111111 Howe Military 1111 1 11 Totals: XVOII1-1 Los c,lJlJ0l1ClllS Rezwis 29 ,121 2-1 Ill 31 I2 32 1 S -15 1 5 413 128 27 11123 I5 12 32 1 ll 30 , 2 '18 1 U 511 11110 3-l 11 11 A18 1.21 15 11 -I 39 1 9 33 1 23 22 1ll 35 I l Tied l Top Row: j. Bray, conference champ, 12 wins, 3 losses: O. Berquist, -ith in state, lst lll state sectional, lst in conference, 17 wins, l draw, 1 loss: G. N1cI ac1de11, 2nd i11 state sectional, conference champ, 14 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw. Bottom Row: lg. Wolfe, 3rd in state sec1io11ul, 3rd in LOl1fClilfIlf.C, lfj wins. 2 losses, l rlrawg B. Kruegei, 3111 i11 l,UIlfCliCIll.C, 8 wins, 7 losses, 2 draws, '11 f,1CIllCIllC, 2nd i11 state SCfil10Il2I1, lst in f,0I'lfClCIll,C, 10 wins, 4 losses. 77 al-Aity ll, ?roAla-Svpln Sqn J Top Picture, Front Row: li. Dean, C. Oslcnrnznn, R. Mrw, lb. SffIIl!'tf1f'I R Xml' mm S Xniflff VNY, Clorrcn, U. Rossncr. Batik Row: Coach I illgL'Ik2llfl, SUIIISI-'i, K l'::mm, I I'f1l1'rHl-'u I lcszn. ll. xVlIlCIlkCHCI', Murrcn, IJ. lglkllIIlIllCl'SIlj1ll. Blflllllll Picture, Front Row: l, Provost, j. DeWitt, R. Spmurio, j. jznff-I I1 Rm'-1. P, 1.1-M Mrddle Row: lf. Mchok, IJ. Morris, E. Nitthic, li. 0'Clonnc1, R. llflkll. K. xllfmffwflll R Xrm strong. Back Row: S. Anguiano, B. Apclcs, R. Proskcy, 'I. I,t-uanrlmxski I f,1hnL. XX XIUIYIH S. Born, N. Graf, Coach A. Fenton. . 1 Qui 'A P JH, ' -' fgil. 419 f x ,, Varsity II Surrcs Frosh-Soph Scores Ummncnlx Rcglxix 1,llIlUIlK'lllN Run Hzlxfilflllg , ., liknllslun -' - '- lg f..n..mf1 .zu zu Hilmliflf V -IS 141 I H1fUlIl'nl lll I5 lulltl ' - rfmllm fm I3 l'f'WL'1 N 4-'HH' - Iii lf? ummumi I rc Is QU 27 milk lmllf ' ' V V' TV' 4,NW.2,, TH ll NLM I ll1'l ... 23 23 Im,,,j,,,MM -, 3' llltllllltlll l'1gl1li1.l1.1I .lfi IGI mluipllug ll fy, liiXl'lNiI1l' liluukilc-1.5 H 2551 I 11111411 lub, T1 ll l'1m1w A ., ull! 5, xlib, I-' rg f.lIllllllt'l .21 35 IIN-X150 QU I,i'N1!i'll IU ff, XIUIQLH1 I HL ll, QF XIHIIUH Ui cyiullti IH TV, XM,.,,,,m 2-, I4 l..s fnlllllgl' jij 5 l'f'.1l'- H U11 P' Ins Imkpml gg gl lwmlx Xxlrll ll limi J Inu! I fi liar ity Wine P new ecvnd in Con eren ce 14 I Mm M Front Row: T. Rahns. B. Yokus, I. Lore, R. Lrnch. B. Prvhil. NI. Rvan, R, Zakei Back Row: XV. Coyne coach: F. Asp. Vutech,'D. Figlig, D. Baczynskii. B. Ryan. Howell, L. XVessel, D. Peldzns, B. Bain, N. XVarden. manager. Coach Cloyne's hzisehzill charges had 21 successful campaign last spring. They took second place in the conference and reached the finals for the Suburban District chznnpionship. The Rznns showed promise of Z1 good season, winning their first live games. Then alter 11 loss to Oak Lawn and a slow down, they bounced hack to win the Sith-District Tourney by dropping Lemont. Oak Lawn. and Lockport. They linished by winning the remaining conference gznncs except lor il loss to Oak Lawn and 21 tie with Rich. Ron Lynch, Bill Lode, Frank Asztzilos. and Bill Sonzski led the teznn in hitting. Bill Lode zilso led the pitchers with it 5 and 0 record. 80 Ye m Com Ye IZ-5-I fecord , i if fn Mmm K S , 'Q f fa r 2 xi ii . ,QQX5 44? 2 . N I A,,, z ...W if 2 if I' fif Top Left-Front: B. Prybyl. ml. Yu lcch. I. Love. 'I'. Rulms. Standing' IJ. Figlig. R. Zukcr. B. Yokus. Mid dle Left: KI. Howell. Middle Right B. Ryan, D. Bzlczynski. Bottom Left R. Lynch. Bottom Right: B. Bain lllc scorcs ul thc YZIISIIYS gznncm w 'ls lolluws: .-Xrgo 2. IQCQIYIS 81 Lcnionl 0. lm XIPNIR ' '- -' ' ' . .. ,-. Q .. . . I. t .,. -. .ltmc ,'2 1' .1'I'.-Z. '-.'1'I'l1c lOll l1.1ct1on.1l .w. 0. Ruli -. lx. OAL I..1 lotzxlsz I2 Ninn ll limt-5 l In 59. X R - ,par .-M. g Q ' ff fi , f C ,, -f if - f lu 1 - ...tg . W., 3 if: ., q N,-Q, W .-1 . ..,..- W' , '..x'Ii 't .ts -A 'Y fx Kwan,-uw x . .JW -wif f fQ-X M ft' W - .. f., K . 'sig . W Q W- if., 1 - .5 lt 1471- . mi' M' Q y 2 N .w f h ' ... 'QW .. .1-an .- Q f., WW Zim st q,t Q T. v vw .N , fx X V' ,, R A M ka f AW? .xft nifk.. .. V .gi '71-0 I1-Svplu Ha Winning gen on 1 4 V f ..: ac., 4 - 1 - .,, I, if 1 'I Q. ' 8 51111 K A Q . 5 1. 1 1 ' we 1- ,A . -.1-02 7'1 Nd '+L-7' 11,111,711 - -.,. . 1.65, Q14 N13 4 A I 1 W? M gg, 1. mf Wgffu 'I '- ' 7 C .ff O-Q. FHIIII Russ: I. I11.11 I Ix1'1 . 1 I1 I 1I1'l. II. IIQIXIIII 11.112 IS.11I1 R1111. 1 I- 1 X111g1I1.l1.IX1II1 IR N11.:1 I I 1 I II' NIJ. XYI11I11 IIIIIIIII I .IQII '11 1 R1g1x1xl1'41111x.111 III II1' '111' ' . . , , fl 111111- 11I ,1I1111I11I1IIx1 11 11 . I I ll l'1'UDII1I 11l I111 11111 1111. :1 II111 ILXIIII IIIIINI IIVIIII 11 11 ' , ' , I11'x1t11'11A1I1i1'1Ix11I 1I1 X 1 I I lI11'1 IL1II4jI'1'lI III III I111 11 ILM In ' wI1i1I1 ix IIIPI III 1I11 11111 ' -L1 1I11I1I1-111Ix 111 1I11 IIIIIIT I'-IUNII-SHIIII 1111111 XIHAN1' I' - Nl X 'Q - I. CIIILl1IQL'N.IIQ I11I1 1-1 1. XI I' Xi 1 ' 14 1 -1- X, I.'1. IIL I..1C-1.11131 ,I IQ1 ' IUI.lIN. XXIIII 1 I 1.1 1 Q! Q ,iQ l v LO' 5 4 5' 'Vl' ' of ov A Q9 H V5.8 Ola V? CD Os 0 lu '71 fmnl Ron lu x 4 mm 1 1 1 Ol 1 s ll n X 1 umm 1 n ' ak, '. ' s', . ' ' , . 'A ' . . 'l ' . Q. lllmlw. lhfk Row: R. Niclscn B. R0liZil '. 1 mv. , ' ' . '. , ru. 4 . . '4. 71- ck, 901 e mA Rn'a1xisa1ll1ln'u's turn lu ilu' 1ll'l ul Vlllllllllg, klllllllllllg, :uul llll'UXYlllg in ll'Lll'lk cxvu spring. 'llu' Ruins' uunm lL'lLllllllLlll'il ilx NCQINUII lust lun' lay lllllNlllllg third in llu' lUlllL'l'L'lllL' IIlL'k'l lu'lcl luulcl' tlu' liglux ul Ruuis. lfolluwixlg Lux' SULISUII snows: Orlzuul l'all'lx IT. lll'LlXlN HT: l,ll't'lllL'll -.Z13. flfrlqp Rull 7-ll-1, lfSl.,: OAL l.z1w11 891-1. 2fll.,1 UAL l.llWll 791-,. NI.l'.Nl.lX. 79. Q4 A , , ' 1 Urlauul llllflk, ll. lllg. Nl.ll.Nl..'X. 91. llL'.lXlN ll. Clumlzullly lJl'Ollllt'lllllg' lllk' surlu' ul ilu' llL'1lXlS spurt IJI'Hgl'2llll. ilu' poplllul gzmu' ul gall luis lu'cl1 lllll'Ulllll'L'il. llu' gull lL'lllll m'm11lu'u's willx suclxll sclumls in tlu' Quran, quul lam wan' ilu' squzul Imisluxl Ilu- Nblivlll with ll rc'un'cl ul ti wins :uul ll lumen. Front Row: fllllllllbll. U. Sicglriul. ul. XllL'l'H. l-1. Xinhua K. .Xmlc1'mn. nl. llilmk. Back Row: I. lxllll. uuuI1.l'. f,NlL'llIlllll. Xl. 5lllllUSlxl. li. Xlillcr. l. i.lcnu'nlL'. R. SlCl2lg. ix Y' 'QO- !?'l5, QFCQA 'Q A an l' Wal 'Q I I n L I 2 3 , MQ K 'Q 'l ,U X ,X in i 44, M- 'A Y. , . , .,- , I s' V- A 2171 97 nr nga: uw HUAV if '21 a 1 Ni ' ruff ' 4 1 'Y QU-' M as ' . A rj IV X -.-..::N 1 up 0 l, E 4 .kj JJ? if 'Q f Hin nd' 157 --...Q -1 I5 -it-u -L 1. 'Q 1- '--'wr-Lg....x 17 ,Nm Z7 G! I f,-W ,Y X l J . 1 . Wm te Wanda land I Co vnatzon Theme On November fs, int- it-mf 1-,1 ienk aim, had mf-ii gc-arh c,f,rf,mm,f. miie - fx reigned Over in 1954 by tht- Iour class Iootball queens. 'Ihre atrriosphere was wintry with all the sub-xero clecor ol' the gym. ,X fhrouf- was embrrlrlerl in a sparkling snowball and surrounded by huge iciclvs and a iuyiairl of sriowflakes. At the enchanting hour ol' ten, the coronatioii rt-rc-monies began. Bill Krzy- wanos, president of the Lettermeifs Club, presented Miss Carol Lee Webb, a senior, as the 1954 Football Queen. Accompanied by her fourt of Laura Lee Monti, Pat Siddons, Eleanor Zweek, and their escorts, Queen Carol I,f:e of XX'in- ter VVonder1and waltzed with her king. Yuri' X AX V -'J N '.: X. 1 X 'WW , ff fig , g.r nn,, N Af V 1 XN 1 ', ' 5 N-4 'M-.N X fx I . f ' f , ,,.. , X ', Af , Q ' ,,k, 0 I Dal' ' S RA x A1 is M. sf X M, A H.. ff 'S sa Q ? f 36 V 3 X N' 3 S Q pf' . aw. ,. N6 x S W mv f.-.M,A,1-gsx 'X K Q A . n i 1 is ', ly, YQ f 5 vi X 2 x . . Q , Y, N Q X 5 - 1 vi . x ,' J ' A x 1 t :XA 1 N 'sn' I s Q A 9 fv. X jx ' 6 X X 3 XX? OX 4 Q is x S X 5 .S R X S xx X f X? X KN N . N + AV is Y' SW-gcqkk wg. Q X453 mmw 'S gm n-ax, I I. CT: ! , .9 'D rf 0 X ,,, , - 14, 'fa 4 .RS x - .. s dm . , 'Ii-ww, L I, MN 44 I MW' lg, ,W ,,,,, 2 NW ', X, iz' , wa, f Qff 4 E 'NM in f?,,QAQA X' , ,I Q fv- li X f r': '1: T? AA . , Y 2' . .:.... 4 -J . I 'K , R ' ' E s 151 M J- . x x x ' C X X N.. 'Y Ns... ' N X Q !gi C7444 5 f' odacu Hume ou Pr A situation comedy, involv- ing psychologists, feuds be- tween families, and young love, was the senior play, The Little Dog Laughed, by last year's graduates under the direction of Miss Agnes Hunt. Lee Gundberg was cast as Laurie Huntington, the stu- dent psychologist who tried her knowledge, but to no avail, on Tom Pinzino as Sid- ney Huntingtong Delores Kaz- mierowicz, Martha: and Don Baczynski, her brother, Mfallyg who composed her slightly eccentric family. Trouble a- rose when the Huntingtons and the XVoods resumed their traditional squabbling. Be- cause Ted XVood and Sidney disagreed on each others com- petitive business ethics and bickered constantly, XVally Huntington and Joan XVood were almost broken apart. Of course, through the common sense of Laurie and the rest of her generation involved, most of the hilarious compli- cations were solvedg and the play ended on an uncertain happy note. Having supporting roles in these three funny acts were Bill Bain, the bird lancierg Marlene Novak, Gus,'l the maidi Robert XVittenkeller, Mark Bradlordg Bill Yokus, .loan George and Marilyn Owens as the Mfoods lamilyg and Schnappsie, the clog. HU I R , A ,,,, - A .4 an If 2' -sl f L V A .ff Q 1 t 4 I 3' Z . l , fl 5' lf? l , K M l I 1, ,t,,,Z.Q f,. ,. ,W , I K Lbs My , M i urn if IW y 7 ff? l f sf' ' Xfww WF? , A f f , fs ,. If ff my fb 4' ' 2 t as ' ' ' ' U In bm! Cm' 9 lb p1ctA 7 S 0 A The thircl .Xnnuztl Qluniot' Vzuicty Slum' was pic-sentutl April 23. l93l Eu- titlecl 'llliztl Clmxyf' it was coinposetl ol take-ol'l s on tnzinx' well kttmvii tclexisiun shows. This was zu c'olot'l'ttl zuttl c't'6zttix'Q show with must til the slnt'ipt-wt-ttitig null acting clone hy stuclcnts ol zill sclumol classes. Ol coitrst: the l.unultx gut inftw the Zifl with their version ol' :ut olcl-time inmic. which than txillcttl 'Ntiunlltult,uu.tf' Dave Gzirrowzty, Ding Dong School, This ls Your l,ilC. the Xtxulctux Xtuttxls. .intl it lively Bunny Hop hez1clliu6cl the nighrk Cttturtgtituuetu. Hcsitlcs thvse mul szitires, Rcztvisites also clisplztyecl thttit' tgtlttnts in singing .uul plming niusu.tl instrunients on I'ozist Ol' The 'l'tmwti. Mr. Plllgffliillfl :incl it host ul ntltctn ltilt hvts guttlvtl the sltltlc nts .tull ltelpctl ., . ,. , .,,. , , lOlllfIlsPll1f' shmx tl success .intl .1 lot ul lun lot tht' lLlllltllLllllN .intl XlUNXt'lN 90 n F3 V s tl if 9 gpg, ,1 LONDON wa, sau Q ooo Q, if, Z f , W 5 if ,W 4 EEN MH WNW SOR 15 QHRR WAY I ,. f W, 1 .Qi-17, 1 if 255512. .QT we rfnRRmNAY W. ,zz G7 ff 2 A ffl' f ' , 1 'E E DQ 3 I 7 .fn 4?f-f 1 1 Q2 W 51. 957 IUC xv OO nf' x G92 ,,,.,f mx pm 3 D4 wk X 7' A f ffm, X Y wv :vs 'f Y 'EL , Wh f .,, ni. ,X 4 A v ' . 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