Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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Mrs. B u r r i s gives some ad- vice to a fresh- man. ffThe First Step is the Ha rdest Racing down the halls of Reavis seems to be a past- time of Freshmen. These are Freshmen??!!! Student Council President Bill Davis leads the Freshmen in singing the Acorn Song . A Freshie checks her schedule for the cor rect room number. .,.,, 99 Along with the beginning of another year of school, September also brings a mass of confusion to Reavis. This mass is composed of Freshman who wonder loudly, as well as Wander helplessly, through our hallowed hulls. At the first assembly, these neophytes enter- tain the entire student body by singing the tradi- tional song of acceptance and officially become members of R.l-l.S. Here one freshman helps another with one of the real problems - lockers. . V, , 2