Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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The yearbook sponsor, Mr. Kiss- ack, announces the dedication. DEDICATION T0 A DEDICATED CDACH No one was more surprised when Mr. Kissack announced the dedication of the yearbook than the orange-shirted Mr. Walery who was selected for his outstanding ability as a coach and his amiable personality. Determination, devotion, and desire to turn out excellent teams had, in his ten Beavis years, made him one of the most respected and well-liked peo- ple at Beavis. A dedicated coach . . . Mr. David Walery.

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ABOVE: The evening began with socializing and refreshments. Geor- gene Kedziora, member of the FTA, serves punch to Mr. Thokey and Reverend Koth. RIGHT: The entertainment was provided by the lively Roundhouse Singers, from Thornton Fractional South. JHS HOLDS FIRST BANOUET The Iunior Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Ledford cmd Mr. Parrnley, held its first banquet honoring new and present members during the spring of last year. Faculty and parents were also invited to have dinner, enjoy entertainment and listen to various speeches. This evening was a fine start to other IHS banquets to be held in the future. RIGHT: The guest speaker tor the night was Dr. Claude Mathis, Dean of Admissions at Northwestern University, who gave a talk on College and You. BELOW: Carol Wickstrom, Secretary, addresses the group on 'Leadership.

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OUR LAST GOOD-BYE Only as we gave Mr. Thokey our last good-byes did we realize all that he had done for us and just how much we would miss him. In appreciation we bestowed upon him life-time mem- berships as a Letterman, Thespian, and planted two trees in his honor. Although he is no longer our superintendent he will always remain in our hearts as a true friend. The student council on behalf of the student body presents Mr. Thokey with the Beavis-blue and white covered golf clubs. Y