Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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Two bands featured at prom One of the oldest traditions of our school is the Junior and Senior Prom. Originally, only Juniors and Sen- iors could attend Prom. The 1974 Student Council authorized Soph- omores to attend only if one of the couple is a Junior or Senior. The prom was held in the Grand Ballroom ofthe Conrad Hilton Ho- tel in mid-may. Prom featured two bands. One band, Dick Carl- ton's Orchestra of eleven pieces played ballroom and fifties music, and Choice played the latest rock tunes. The evening included a seven course formal dinner followed by three and one-half hours of danc- ing. Prom-goers were dressed in their formal best and had an op- portunity to have portraits taken so as to cherish the memories. Top: Zig Markowski, Marie Hartell, Sherrie Loper, Greg Rabus, Jean Julien, and Tim James take a moment to organize them- selves before going into the main dance hall. Middle right: Dave Kacz and Roberta Mur- den got together to dance to a slow tune by Dick Carlton's Orchestra. Middle Left: Jeanette Mutis and Bob Pow- ers seem to add frills and fancy colors to the evening.

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DAMN YANKEES HITS HOME RUN The fans and spectators were hushed as the house lights came down. A spotlight slashed a bril- liant path through the darkness, illuminating Andrew McCutcheon, director of the orchestra, who wooed the spectators with a com- pelling overture. Damn Yankees, the all-school musical held last May, told the story of an old baseball fanatic, Joe Boyd, who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for the loss at the New York Yankees chance at the pennant. Joe Boyd there upon becomes Joe Hardy, a young baseball player on the Washington Senators, who rank as a last place team. Joe leads his team onto victory, but finds that he'd rather be back home with his wife, then have the fame glory of being a super-star. Joe Hardy out wits Applegate Cthe devilj and manages to have him return to his former identity of Joe Boyd who returns to his faith- ful wife Meg. The starting line-up included: Meg Boyd CDoubIed by Debie Bulow and Carol Lovelacej, Joe Boyd fRex Givensj, Applegate CGil Olivaj, Joe Hardy CPat Tierib, Glo- ria CPatty Mastersonj, Lola CMary Ann Cainb, Van Buren CRon Sha- piroj. Top: Joe Boyd CRex Givensj greets his wife Meg's off-beat friends Sister fBecky Wenkb and Doris fKris Salamonej. Lower Left: A man doesn't know what he's got until he loses it , Joe Hardy CPat Tierij realizes in the final acts of the musi- cal. Lower Right: Whatever Lola wants Lola gets , unless Lola's fthe devilish seduc- tress portrayed by Mary Ann Cainj plans go awry for the original destruction of Joe Hardy.

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N.. N1 .WI .4 r v K, l Top Left: Cheryl Gonzales and Omar Pala- cious pose for a photographer before en- tering the main hall for an evening of danc- ing, music, food, and fun. Middle: Mr. and Mrs. Klusendorf, Mr. and Mrs. Masset, and Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, the prom chaperones, take a break from the evening's festivities. Bottom Left: Steve Depai presents Mrs. Klusendorf with a bouquet of flowers. Bottom Right: Michael Fisher and date seem deep in thought as they saunder by to the music of Dick CarIton's Orchestra. NN S ru.. Hee M, ,W ,4 1 I ks.