Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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Reavis smiles reflect friendly way Whether it be a pep rally, football game or just everyday student life, friends bring out the best of us. They bring a laugh to our hearts and a special togetherness which lets unity and spirit prevail at Rea- vis. Friends turn our friendly ways into happy days and memories to last a life- time. Upper Right: Clockwlse From Center: An- dre Priede and Mike Danielski watch Carol Stasatis throw a handfull of confetti at RaeAnn McBride during a Rams football game which the Rams beat arch rivial Oak Lawn Spartans. Below : Judy Razuniz lLeftl and Mary Stankos enjoy another day in the Reavis cafiteria talking with friends.

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Q. Greg Danhoff persuades Deb Kelly to smile for a picture after giving a speech as Sen- ior class pres. at fall pep rally. Lower Left: Rose Rodregus sophomore rambooster enjoys another Ram football game. Below Brand new Superintendant Don Klusen- dorf enters Oak Lawn stand to watch some Reavis football. Ah M N 11 gl ff . n. 1 .. 1 1