Reavis High School - Aries Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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Reavis Grove Potato sack races and egg throw- ing contests were just a couple of the events that occurred at the Junior picnic. The Junior picnic took place be- hind the school last May. At the end of the day, most of the par- ticipants were either saturated with water and egg yolks, or sprin- kled with flour. Left: Donna Zwolinski has a look of deter- mination on her face as she prepares her- self to return the volleyball. Top: Diane Willer and D. Plyman await the beginning of the days events, their faces reflecting the lull before the storrn. Middle Left: Dora Guzman, half-shocked, and half relieved catches the unbroken water balloon. Lower Left: Spectators cheer on and jeer at Michelle Lauer and Donna Zwolinski in a neck to neck potato sack race.

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Aquatic Arts presents swim show Lions, tigers, bears, clowns, acro- bats, thrills and chills: welcome to the circus. All these features were present as the Aquatic Arts Club, sponsored by Martha Kennedy and Sandy Stoffregen, performed Synchro Circus 76 . The swim- mers made their own costumes and developed their routines. Top: All the thrills of circus acrobats are put forth by the Dazzling, Daring, Dames. Left To Right-D. Schenk, P. Safin, B. Sarna, P. Petrowsky, S. Schenk. Far Right: Senior members show their true side as Circus Wierdos. Left To Right- K. Krizic, D. Schenk, P. Petrowsky, P. Mik- rut. Right: Vice President D. Greening, the Secretary, and the Treasurer S. Kempke portray the image as a sad clown in Mir- rored Memories. Bottom: S. Schenk, D. Szymanski, and D. Schenk slink to Alley Cat as the fero- cious cats in Tiger Trio, I Ili!

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