Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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LIBRARY RAYMOND ERBES B.S. University of lllinois M.L.S. University of Illinois Librarian One of the outstanding educational features at Reavis since its founding, ten years ago, has consistently been the the library. In addition to seven thousand vol- umes, including many reference books and sets, and a large long-play record collection, our library now boasts a fine, and expanding, microfilm collection, along with five projectors. Much credit must go to the librarian, Mr. Erbes, who for a decade has labored to make the library a model, by which other schools may iudge, and thereby, improve their library facilities. The main reading room of our library ot four o clock in the afternoon

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'Tv MRS MELBA RAY B S Murray State College M A Murray State College no I Typung I MRS HELEN STIEGEI. B A Augustana College General Business Typing I JOHN ELLIS B S Illmous State Normal U ncl-I I I annsh I I JOHN McMAHON BA. Loyola Unlvers ty M.A. DePaul Universtty Latin I, II, III LANGUAGES

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A TRIBUTE RONALD SCHULTZ O tober 5 l935 May lo l959 And so he that had recelved tlve talents came and brought other talents saying Lord thous dellveredest unto me tlve talents behold l have gained beside them five talents more Matthew 25 20 The sudden death of Mr Ronald Schultz closed a lute of purpose and meanlng Few among us have exernplrtled the parable of the talents as well as dld he Hts was a natural aptltude tor llvlng Hts enthustasm for lute has devotton to has work has love ot frrends enrrched the ltves ot students and teachers B neath hrs broad smule and ready repartee were a sertousness of purpos and an able and conscrenttous Intellect that contributed to hrs competence as a teacher Hts understandlng hcart and concern tor others made htm a true and trusted friend Ltfe for hum was never stale Constantly learning wnlllngly working and happtly ltvtng he used hrs talents and they tncrea ed Tne last lesson of thus able teacher mught well be Llve mute fully let your alents rnultlply and your lute will be frulttul as you ennch the ltves of others w X- 1 1 11 ' 1 1 1 F 1 11 . . , , . e' . . i . e r - 1 1 , .1 , ,, . ,, 6 . . . . j r ,- - 11