Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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Mr. Czarnecki talks with parents about their son's progress. pen House Each November a special invitation is ex- tended to the parents of Reavis students to come and visit the school. lt is then that they have an opportunity to meet teachers, view displays, and see the facilities that contribute to the education of their children. Their chance to become ac- quainted with Reavis is anticipated with pleasure by both parents and teachers. A student illustrates mechanical drawing tech- niques. Reavis Alumni and current students gather in Room 106. Many visitors are attracted to the Art Room and its exhibits. Below: The driver training car is shown to N a few interested parents. RtAVlS HIGH SCHOOL DUAL cormzot . if Q R? X.. t 3 r' I, 'X I I .li B

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id ,fp 1. A large and enthusiastic crowd filled the stadium to watch our Rams triumph over rival Oak Lawn and begin the 1962 Homecoming weekend victoriously. Saturday night followed with the Homecoming Dance, a most anticipated affair. For the first time, the dance was held in both cafeterias. Students were free to move from Rhapsody in Red to Rhapsody in Blue and enjoy the music of two different bands. One of the highlights of the dance was the crown- ing of Sandy Knight as Homecoming Queen. The dance provided the perfect ending to a won- derful Homecoming weekend. The Homecoming Queen. Sandy Knight and her court: Freshman Gwen Peterson, Junior Shirley Valentino, Senior Floreen Petropulos, Senior, Yolan- da Dodaro, Sophomore Darlene Wolnik. Bernie Marjano, Joan Rogers, Hope Haseman, Vince Hlavac enjoy re- freshments between dan- ces. 66011, With the Dance! Let ,Io Be l Unconfinedv - B ron Senior Class Pres. Clif Weaver crowns Sandy Knight Janet Laperto and Tim Strasser seem to be enjoy- the 1962 Homecoming Queen, ing the music.

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A few of the five hundred titles that were available included: t'Profiles in, Reads But ne Book New to our school this year was the Reavis Paper- back Shop--a service of the yearbook staff whose mem- bers sold books before and after school as well as all day Thursday. From the more than five hundred titles, the best sellers included:Ta Kill a Mockingbird, Lord of the F lies, Happiness is a Warm Puppy, The lounges! Day, H01 Rod, Seventeen, Hiroshima, Diary of Anne Frank, Animal Farm, and Salinger's Nine Short Smries. udy, Kathy, and Lee peruse. K - . i 3' 6 , . Courage , Inside Europe Today , The Edge of Tomorrow . it-.., Sylvia Sprawka, Tom Marias, Marilyn Faust and Don Koler view the current articles about Hemingway and Frost. 36 Members of Mr. Kissack's first hour English class choose books for their reports. 66Woe Be to Him Who