Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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. + Ms-V - - , 1 . 4 .. Q , ti .1- ,. Av A ,y it -ls. I nw: iii 'S-ti? l I i ll? First Row-Left to Right: Paul Mysza, D. Perez, D. Adrian, D. Baldwin, R. Mehling, T. Dziwak, E. Bueno, Peter Mysza. Second Row: Ji. Rinchich, R. O'Connor, R. Spencer, Jim Sako- VARSITY FOOTBALL losky, A. Dowiatt, G. Nester, Jack Sakolosky, H. Pigusch Third Row: D. Walery, coach, J. Frencl, O'Donnell, R. LeMonier, R. Stancik, G. Vogt, J. Prendergast, B. O'NeilI, coach. Fourth Row: A. Roias, manager, A. Anderson, S. Anguiano, A. Tuomey, A. Wolowicz, E. LeHocky, R. Frencl, D. McDonough, R. Urbaitis, D. Peters, manager. Reavis' varsity football team completed the '57 season with a record of three wins, three losses, and two ties. The Rams started out the l957 season by beating Argo, 13-7, and Oak Lawn, l4-l2, two of their biggest rivals. Morgan Park Military Academy came back this year with a tough team who managed to make our third game a tie, 7-7. Our fighting Blue and White then fell on a losing streak for the next three games and were defeated by Sandburg l25-Oi, Rich l2O-7l, and Bremen l7-6l. How- ever, this string of setbacks did not last, our Rams fought back fiercely and tied in the game with Evergreen Park, l4-l4. Their expert playing continued into the last contest of the season which brought a win over Lincolnway, 20-7. H. Pigusch A. Dowiatt Center Tackle l . 1 - M w e - W Q - , Q.. N I N f 9-ws f .. ' mx' L Q ... ', ww f HMM! - 'D 1. W... .. ... ... .. ---W u - ... A .......,... .. - - 'Q n . f Page 32 1 I l R. Spencer R. O'DonnelI Guard . Guard

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,J P, R if N 1. ,. if X f il ' L..-S il' A ui Iv: ' I E.-Tp-'f. . ,:w'.AJ , 'I I 1 'x .wr s . B 14 A ' -.ss ?. H iw v . K Q ' I 'iff m ., Q Y . ii it i I .g-, f. It I ' Tff L' f ,, 1'-'15, V ' .F 'ff kites ,, In .- -- V'-,W 4 - , ,V ,I ', T w ff .- i f J Y,. FACU LTY Nancy Gorney, John Peterson, and Paul Kmetty learn of ancient cultures and their in- fluence on our own in the study of Latin II. In all the languages taught at Reavis, the courses are so organized that the student stu- dies not only the language but the life, cus- toms, and culture of people of other lands. ,tiki wmms ., . 2,13-A .sf I I CHARLES O. UPDYKE American history, social studies, freshman home room 205 . . . Likes to read. C. P. VERNERDER English I, freshman home room 203 . Enioys drama, stagecrafts. ' DAVE WALERY Physical education, freshman home room 233 . Coaches varsity football, freshman basketball . Hobbies include sports, fishing. WILLIAM J. WALKER Introductory mathematics, Algebra I, sophomore home room 306 . . . Coaches frosh-soph wrestling . . Enjoys all sports. MISS JANE M. WILSON Latin I, II, French I, II, sophomore home room 216 . . Sponsors Latin club, French club . . . Enioys music, attending the theater, reading. Page 31

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