Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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4 P' s Gfnx A beaming Queen Linda receives a congratulatory kiss from Guest of Honor, Willie Roy. MMM Alumni Gale McGuire and Ken Wagner enter into an Oriental Sunset aided by Samurai Barney Tracy,

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The 1967 Reavis Homecoming proved to be the most victorious and unforgettable in the history of Reavis. Not only did the Fighting Rams defeat Rich East 13-7, but the entire Reavis community overcame the season's first snow- fall. Not even the cold of winter could freeze Reavis' school spirit as the Homecoming Pep Assembly was smooth- ly moved indoors. Highlighting the Homecoming activities was the National Soccer League's lVlost Valuable Player, Reavis Grad- Willie Roy. Reavis students and faculty showed their pride in Willie Roy and Reavis by their applause, attention and enthusiasm during the activities. On Saturday morning all of the colorful and original floats participated in Reavis' first Homecoming parade through the community. On Saturday evening, faculty, students and alumni gathered in the North Gym for a trip to see an Oriental Sun- set. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Queen Linda Jennings by Guest of Honor Willie Roy. The evenings royalty: Diane Genovese, Carol Dockstader, Terrie Shermer, Queen Linda Jennings, Pam Howell, Willie Roy, and Barb Yarmel.

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66 77 ANTIGONE -FALL AND CONTEST PLAY The First Guard Ulm DeSandoJ is the last person with whom Antigone CSilke Ruppj is permitted to speak. When the Nurse CSue Mclieiguep finds that Antigone has not slept in her bed, Anti- gone asks, Have you ever seen a world withoutcolor? Haemon CCarl Athasb pleads for Anti- gone's life, but his father Creon CBob Hamiltoni remains adamant.