Francis Joseph Reitz High School - Reflections Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1979 volume:

Timeflew....... and we had our fun Seniors remember when the saying F. J . Reitz High School - where itts a pleasure to leam! started off the daily bulletin. This began the four year term of the Class of '79 as we innocently portrayed the ttgreenies that grew into a class of graduates by the sixth day of June. Yes, time flew when we had our fun and once again memories move into the minds of this spirited class of really fine seventy-niners. Reflecting the years in the school on the hill will always reveal the saga of the RITZ football team; Hallpass crackdowns; Damning the Yan- Yearbook Editors, Julie Lantaff and Jayne Weatherholt take kees after Snow White; and knowing that i iWe've a breather to smile a minute after completing the last page of Got Tonight, i i today, and tomorrow in the palm of the 1979 Reflecmns' our hand. It was impossible to capture four years of fellowship, sorrows, championships and love into one hundred and twenty pages of black and white, but maybe this is where the purpose of this publication ends, and your purpose begins. So-set back to relax and possibly wipe away a tear that reflects your memories. Make your own interpretations, crack a smile of joyful remem- brance, and enter the world of campus life at Francis Joseph Reitz High School - via the 1979 Reflections - its been our pleasure to present this world through the looking glass. W$WU Yearbook Advisor Jack Williams stands his ground to make certain that the students will receive new hardback edition on time. Karla Ludwig, Michelle Marting, and Cindy Taylor ii Lisa Batteiger, Sabrina Cox, and Robin Goen 1' a e MI A H u Jane Goedde, Terri Hahn, and Kirk VVjIIiams Sara Hartmann and La un'e Latham Mary Ann Barnard, Tracey Carr, and Natalie Garibay DF QUALITY 1 01 PA TR ONS J u11'e Ham Piling together the remembrances of 1979 into 120 pages is this years Reflections staff members, front row from left, M. Barnard, S. Cox, L. Batteiger and D. Weber. Second row, C. Taylor, R. Goen, T. Hahn, J . Goedde, N . Garibay and T. Carr. Third row, S. Hartmann, M. Marting, L. Latham, K. Ludwig, J . Weatherholt, J . Lantaff and K. Williams. Special journalistic talents and extra hard work involved with the MIRROR and the Reflections led to membership in Quill and Scroll for these students. They are, front row from left, Treasurer K. Roehr, Secretary J . Ham, President S. Hartmann, Vice-President K. Williams. Second row, D. Cato, M. Barnard, L. McCaffry, M. Marting, R. Goen, L. Batteiger, G. Whorl, D. Albin. Third row, K. Ludwig, T. Hahn, J . Goedde, J . Weatherholt, K. VanWinkle, T. Carr, J . Lantaff. Fourth row, B. Barrett, J . Winiger, T. Butcher, J . Alsip, E. Buente, S.' Rippy. Page Four Journalists provide efforts through year J ournalism student provided hard-working efforts and creative talents making the 1978-79 editions of the MIRROR and the Reflections a success. Advisor Jack Williams portrayed the ttboss throughout the production year. Kirk Williams was editor of the MIRROR this year. Business Manager Julie Ham took on the responsibility of promoting the MIRROR along With News Editor Kathy Roehr and Sports Editor Gene Whorl. Together they organized their respective pages helping to produce a good paper. J ayne Weatherholt and J ulie Lantaff shared the responibility of being appointed yearbook editors. They were greatly helped by a hard-working and talented staff. . r E Senior graphic arts students Mark Barchet and Scott Rippy This years MIRROR staff was headed by, from left, Editor not only helped put the MIRROR together but also worked on Kirk Williams, Sports Editor Gene Whorl, News Editor Kathy much of the production printing. Roehr, and Business Manager Julie Ham. m xwwmsww .K xxwwa .4 First period journalism girls discuss between themselves the possibilities of ideas for stories to be gathered and printed in an upcoming edition of the MIRROR. Page Five On top of the news is this years Senior Editorial Staff. They are, front row from left, D. Bozeman, L. McCaffry, K. VanWinkle, S. Cox, S. Hartmann, D. Cato. Second row, R. Goen, L. Batteiger, N. Garibay, T. Carr, K. Muehlbauer, T. Pendley, M. Barnard N . Barton. Third row, T. Flener, J . Weatherholt, E. Spain, T. Stewart, J . Canterbury, J . Lantaff, J . Goedde, T. Hahn. Fourth row, S. Rippy, S. Grayson, M. Schnell, B. Zeller, D. Albin. Getting their first experience of gathering and reporting the news for MIRROR publications are this years Editorial Cubs. They are, front row from left. K. Gower, M. Martina, C. Taylor, M. Barchet, C. Gostley, K. Ludwig. Second row, S. Oeth, D. Hardin, K. Brown, T- Schmitt, J. Winiger, T. Butcher. Third row, A. Jochum, B. Clark, K. Lauer, M. Karns, L. Barton, B. Barrett, K. Georgette. Fourth row, S. Oxley, M. Niemeier, R. Bromm, J . Spain, E. Buente, J . Alsip, T. Alexander, M. Merkel. m m V, . . . V. . ,. W , , k A . , , w v V , . ; . . . , ,7 . ; ,6 i , a, 2.1.3. , , A 3v ,. w w 7 . . , , ; . . . . . . , , , . .. . . , The Junior class officers are caught firing up for their final year. They are, Secretary Cheryl Brunson, Vice President J 0e Shrode, President Bret Cooper, and Treasurer Ann Jochum. Page Eight Class officers lead the way Reitz class officers are kept busy throughout the year making important decisions on what thelr class will be doing. The junior and senior officers hold the giant job of planning Prom. Picnic and party planning and fund raising are just a few of the many responsibilities that fall in the laps of the officers. They work long hours keeping the class informed and trying to make everything they do a success. The Sophomore class officers decide to hang around for a while to see whats in store for them. They are, Vice President Kathy Klipstein, Secretary Laurie Barning, President Greg Talley, and Treasurer Brandi Rodgers. This yearts Freshman class officers begin to set the stage for their three years ahead. They are, President Blake Mobley, Treasurer Lori Kassel, Vice President David Ham, and Secretary Connie Smithhart. Carrying on the many important duties involved in the preparation of this years wrestling matches are the Mat Maids. Members are, front row from left, President N. Garibay, Vice-President S. Byers, Secretary K. Klipstein. Second row, D. Byers, C. Byers, D. Baggerly. C. Scheible, P. Sands, C. Winiger, S. Scheller, J. Schaefer, B. Scheller, L. Fay, L. Goeble. Third row, J. Baumeyer, C. Hipp, G. Broughal, A, Weimer, R. Groben, M. Marting, J. Morris, A. Schutte, E. Moran, L. Goodman. Fourth row, M. Hill, L. Hurt, L. Hammers. J. Mason, M. Nau, L. Barchet, B. Rodgers, L. Stucke, C. Brunson, C. Gillum, J. Carr, L. Latham. Fifth row, K. Hester, C. Cartwright, L. Barning, L. Pinkston, R. Dutton, K. Bailey, K. Burns. Helping plan various school activities this year are the members of the Student Advisory Committee. They are, front row from left, Sponsor Mrs. Williams, T. Butcher, J. Watkins, T. Outlaw, E. Redding. Second row, L. Watkins, E. Crowe, J . Wilbourn, C. Ricketts, C. Gillum, D. Davidson, C. Brun- son. Third row, C. Angermeier, L. Barton, M. Boone, D. Campbell, B. Lasher. Page Nine Providing boosts of enthusiasm throughtout the year are members of the Pep Club. They are, front row from left, J . Scheller, K. Fischer, President C. Taylor, Vice-President T. Hahn, Treasurer S. Cox, Secretary J. Ham, Secretary S. Hartmann, S. Betulius. Second row, Sponsor Mrs. Briscoe, N. Patton, R. Goen, N. Garibay, K. Hahn, N. Kohlmeyer, K. Gower, C. Scheible, J. Weatherholt. Third row, T. Wargel, J. Goedde, L. Spradley, T. Gossman, L. Hurt, L. Barchet, L. Barning, E. Reisinger, B. Clark, C. Butler. Fourth row, K. Hormuth, M. Morrow, W. Taylor, K. Karns, A. Schmuck, K. Brown, A. Thies, A. Jochum, J. Emge, S. LaBudde. Fifth row, M. Guetling, S. Kohlmeyer, B. Kohlmeyer, T. Hollerbach, B. Lehr, P. Milton, S. Exline, R. Daily, K. Byrne. Sixth row. C. Brunson, M. Good, V. Emge, K. Klipstein, C. Lilly, C. Angermeier. Instilling spirit and enthusiasm in the student body at pep assemblies and games was our mascot Peppy the Panther. Great efforts by this years Student Council escalated two successful Homecomings. Members include, front row from left, C. Weston, J . Marshall, J . Warren, Treasurer J . Hollis, Secretary D. Blackburn, Past President G. Washington, President L. Latham, Vice-President L. Batteiger, H. Davis, B. Kasten, D. Neel, K. Busch, Sponsor Mr. McIntosh. Second row, P. Mortis, J . Wolf, C. Smithhart, L. Kassel, L. Brunson, J . Riley, S. Thread, S. Mackey, N. Kohlmeyer, M. Hertel, L. Wright, M. LaRue, G. Flick. Third row, K. Hickrod, D. Baggerly, S. Byers, G. Ceotto, C. Byers, J . Emge, A. Petrig, S. Harris, D. Davidson, T. Pendley, C. Scheller, L. Earning, D. Ham. Fourth row, K. Ludwig, M. Fike, V. Sloan, L. Schoenbachler, A. Jochum, D. VanMeter, D. Graves, G. Hobgood, B. Sprinkle, K. Martin, D. Floyd, G. Fehn, B. Branch. Fifth row, C. Gostley, M. Marting, D. Bogard, R. Goen, N. Patton, C. Daum, B. Demarest, N. Garibay, T. Carr, K. VanWinkle, K. Sartore, R. Isonhood, J . Ham, B. Thompson. Silent, but not shy, the Mime Troup entertained at a number of activities this year. Troup members include M. Barnard, L. Barton, B. Branch, A. Brown, T. Calhoun, S. Groeninger, K. Hahn, K. Hamlow, J . Hatcher, R. Litteken, T. Little, J . Lockridge, L. Ludwin, J . Lupfer, T. Pillow, R. Reid, J . Riney, M. Slaughter, J. Smith, M. Tipton, K. Wilkins, C. Winiger, J . Wood, R. Cooper. Page Eleven Exo-llom Character. leadership. school service. and scholarship are requirements for membership to National Honor Society. Members indudo. front row from left, Vice President S. Harris. President J. VVeatherholt. Sponsor Mrs. Nnrrick. Treasurer F. Daum. Secretary K. Talley Second row. D. TrauLvetLer. R. Isonhood. C. Gustley, J. Lantaff. K. Williams. K. Ludwig. J. Goedde. J R. Goon. L. Robbins. D. Cato. C. WesLon. J. Davidson. M. Schnell. L. Nall. Third row. M. Marting. E. Reisinger. .I. Beichner. D. Posse. T. Carr. L. Batteiger. S Cox. T. Hahn. K. Gower. C. Taylor K. Roehr. S Hartmann. K. Muehlbauer. T. Bryan. T, Conkling. S Fourth row. V. Carroll. C. Shirley. M. Ensinger. S Waltz. B. Butler. K. Hahn. N. Kohlmeyor. K. VanVVinkle. L. McCaffryS M. Barnard. M. Schneider. M. Reising. D. Jennings. D. Kissinger. K. Fischer. Fifth row. L. Schauss. C. Scheible. B. Uhde. M. Moore. D. Hopplo. D. Collier. T. Loehrlcin. G. Hick. J. Knewler. S. Hopper. H. Lichtmnborgor. P. DeMuLh, B. Domarost. N. Patton. R. Brown. Sixth row. S. Madden. K. Blimn B. Grunwald. A. Appel, K. McDowell. B. Barrett. T. Butcher. T. Gossmzm, D. Ham. J. Schollor. P. Milton. A. Jochum. L. Spradley. D. Maley. J. Marshall. J4 Alsip. Seventh row. T. Ludden. D. Adams, C. Hopplo. H Clark. L. Mikolasok. K. Hamlow. P. Rupp. D. Hardin, B. Kohlmeyer. D. Hulsey. G. Peerman, K. Koch. S. LaBudde, B. Lasher. Displaying some of the trophies they recieved this year is the National Forensic League. Members include. front row from left. Sponsor Mr. Brumley. Treasurer A. Appel. President G. Flick. Vice-Presidem J. Koewler, Secretary T. Gossman, Sponsor Mrs. Samples. Second row. S. Flick. J. Marr. D. Ham. D. Kissinger, M. Mann, A. Hughes. Third row, K. Hahn. K. Lauer. T. Peerman. K. Busch, S. Scheller, T. Butcher. Fourth row. B. Cooper, R. Murray, C. Angermeier, D. Collier. S. Groeninger, K. Georgette, A. Jochum. Fifth row. K. Herrenbruck. D. Ham. B. Branch, B. Barrett, K. McDowell. T. Durell. Sixth row. J. DiDomizio. M. Head, S. LaBudde. T. Bryan, E. Reisinger. G. Ceotto. Seventh row. G. Peerman. S. Werne. R. Bloomer. T. Turpin. Page Twelve Rewarded for their scholarly achievements are the members of National Junior Honor Society. They are, front row from left, President D. VanMeter, Vice President K. Koch, Secretary G. Peerman. Second row, K. Hickrod, J . Edwards, D. Feldhaus, D. Gatewood, V. Mason, M. Houchin, R. Mitchell, T. Dassel, T. Glaser, D. Ackerman, B. Blaine, B. Stephens, K. Palmer, J . Bonham. Third row, K. Kolb, T. Outlaw, K. Lauer, K. Craney, C. Butler, J . Monuarch, D. Baggerly, S. Smith, J . Winiger, B. Flener, J. Schmidt, J. Zurstadt, A. Herke. Fourth row, S. Oxley, R. Miller, L. Herke, J. Morell, L. Jenkins, D. Graves, L. Schoenbachler, K. Karns, A. Schmuck, K. Kaltofen, L. Wright, M. Berfanger, C. Brantley, T. Whetsel. Fifth row, M. Wolf, J . Montgomery, D. Fellwock, B. Norman, J . Moore, P. Trautvetter, C. Geiser, B. Kasten, D. Owen, D. Patton, R. Yeager, D. Hicks, D. Wells. Sixth row, D. Hubregs, K. Klipstein, S. Betulius, S. Exline, M. Oglesby, T. Morris, D. Mesker, C. Schweizer, J. Schenk, D. Griggs, D. Weber, T. Ludwig, D. Markee, P. Misplay, C. Loehrlein. Seventh row, J . Haddix, G. Stover, M. Knapp, S. Brand, M. Morrow, S. Parker, P. Vincent, R. Dutton, G. Hobgood, C. Bracey, K. Williams, B. Scheller, J . Schaefer, C. Scheller, C. Young. Eighth row, L. Goodman, K. Brown, A. Thies, K. Gates, L. Lehmann, T. Hickrod, G. Talley, T. Durell, B. Sexton. $7 Involvement in this years cast and crews of the drama productions lead to membership in Thespians. Members include: D. Collier, C. Scheible, J . Hollis, S. Harris, L. McCaffry, D. Cato, N. Kohlmeyer, D. Kissinger, S. LaBudde, E. Reisinger, L. Vowels, G. Rice, B. Crane, K. Georgette, J. Wood, D. Blackburn, J. Riney, K. Wilkins, K. Hahn, N. Barton, C. Gostley, M. Barnard, T. Bryan, B. Branch, J . Lockridge, T. Schmitt, P. Rupp, S. Simpson, Mrs. Kattau, Mrs. Buckingham, S. Groeninger, H. Lichtenberger, G. Wood, S. Hopper, A. Appel, L. Rhoades, L. Barton, L. Mikolasek, R. Isonhood, C. Bracey, M. Marting, K. Ludwig, J . Lantaff, S. Conia, M. Head, L. Lehman, C. Winiger, T. Peerman. Page Thirteer Making basketball halftimes and pep assemblies entertaining with their delightful dances-were this years Hilltoppers. Members include, front row from left, Choreographers P. Rupp, S. Smith, T. Schmitt. Second row, K. Burns, D. Cato, B. Lasher, J , Scheller, B. Flener, J . Winiger. Third row, N. Barton, L. Goodman, K. Koester, Business Manager E. Spain, Sponsor Mrs. Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer S. Groeninger, J . Scheible, A. Schmuck, J . Baumeyer. Adding rhythm and jive to some of the assemblies and halftime shows were Panther Dancers, from left, R. Rankin, S. HWhat do you mean you can see my Underalls? asks junior Johnson, M. Brown, T. Johnson and F. Marshall. Hilltopper Jane Scheible. Page Fourteen SUPPORT REITZ OEA RAGGEDY ANN h ANDY RAFFLE A Fall Festival raffle was one of the - . , , , many activities sponsored by a suc- FFA members gather together to congratulate d1str1ct contest W1nners. W1nners cessful OE A this year. include, D. Brazelton, C. Buente, B. Busch, T. Carpenter, L. Johann, K. Koester, R. Kron, V. Payne, J . Schenk, C. Wathen, J . Weatherholt, J . Will. Q District and State contest winners prepare for the future through job experience. State contest winners, Jim EiChOff and Contest winners include, L. Herke, T. Stewart, J . Eichoff, D. Horton, M. Schmitt, A. Julie Schneider beam With pride as Schmuck, Sponsor Mr. Beadle, J . Morrell, J . Harrison. they prepare for the business world. Page Fifteen Many hours of dediciation led to a successful and exciting year for this years Concert Choir. Singers include, front row from left, S. Hopper, S. Waltz, S. Carroll, P. DeMuth, T. Bryan, G. Wood, L. McCaffry, H. Lichtenberger, L. Schauss, A. Appel. Second row, L. Pinkston, K. Railey, L. Mikolasek, T. Schmitt, S. Smith, D. Turpen, C. Carnahan, B. Stephens, M. Tyler, D. Ice, D. Owen, L. Spradley, T. Pillow, K. Veach, B. Clark, S. Imel, M. Karns, S. Durachta. Third row, K. Brown, M. Sisk, L. Barning, K. Williams, K. Ice, P. Rupp, K. Barton, M. Harrison, J . Emerson, D. Estes, J . Lockridge, B. Wells, A. Imel, J . Marshall, J . Isonhood, L. Phillips, B. Scheller, T. Whetsel, T. Peerman, J . Hollis. Fourth row, K. Georgette, B. Eye, L. Kelley, K. Lauer, S. Flowers, K. Craney, C. Young, B. Newhouse, G. Fehn, M. Lockhart, D. Griggs, D. Wells, D. Ackerman G. Talley, G. Topper, R. Bromm, J . Marshall, D. Davidson, K. Elkins, A. Thies, S. Harris. Fifth row, L. Gunn, D. Phillips, S. Cobb, K. Gower, C. Brunson, S. Rogers, D. Albin, D. Maley, S. Toelle, S. Conia, H. Derrington, J . Griggs, R. Myers, J . Jeffries, K. Koch, T. Conkling, T. Durell, D. Hulsey, L. Rhoades, T. Below, C. Bracey, L. Goodman. Supplying pleasant voices with a touch of choreography is this years Sounds of the Hill. Members include, front row from left S. Waltz, R. Myers, S. Carroll, C. Camahan, P. DeMuth, T. Bryan, K. Georgette, S. Conia, L. Spradley, D. Maley, T. Schmitt, J . Isonhood, L. McCaffry, S. Hopper. Second row, J . Hollis, A. Appel, B. Clark, G. Wood, L. Schauss, D. Ackerman, M. Karns, T. Durell, K. Craney, H. Derrington, S. Smith, J . Griggs, D. Davidson, S. Rogers, H. Lichtenberger. , Page Sixteen Senior Tim Bryan practiced many hours to become a member of All-City and All-State Choir. Special achievers in the area of vocal music include All-City and All-State Choir member, front row left, T. Bryan. Additional members of the All-City Choir include, front row from left, L. McCaffry, H. Lichtenberger, P. DeMuth, S. Waltz, D. Davidson, L. Spradley, Director Mr. Haygood. Second row, L. Schauss, B. Clark, J . Marshall, K. Craney, M. Kams. Third row, G. Wood, S. Rogers, G. Talley, D. Ice. Fourth row, J . Griggs, S. Hopper, S. Conia, J . Isonhood. Filling the air with sweet music is the Orchestra. They are, front row from left: N. Patton, M. Lockhart, L. Mikolasek, P. DeMuth, L. Hall, B. Lasher, P. Murley, G. Hunt, P. Johnson, S. Kohlmeyer, N. Kohlmeyer. Second row: D. Collier, T. Loehrlein, L. Wambach, J . Simpson, D. Trautvetter, E. Reisinger, S. LaBudde, K. Stephens, P. Kelley, P. Kelley, J . Beichner, D. Brendel, K. Koch, L. Murley. Third row: S. Durachta, B. Bundick, S. Bolin, K. Weston, D. Ohning, D. Fosse, R. Murray, B. Uhde, B. Grunwald, B. Benford, T. Ruff, D. Kemmerer, R. Bloomer, C. Hopple, S. Koester. Fourth row: Mr. Adye, Mr. Eifler, B. Barrett, K. Barton, D. Hardin, D. Adams, D. Wesse, D. Estes, J. Trout, R. Clouser. Page Seventeen Playing popular melodies through the year is the All-City Band and Orchestra. Members include, front row from left, L. Goodman, M. Lockhart, N. Patton, T. Loehrlein, L. Mikolasek, G. Hunt, B. Grunwald, P. Johnson, K. Koch, S. Blankenship, J . Beichner. Second row, E. Reisinger, K. McDowell, D. Trainer, B. Barrett, S. LaBudde, M. Knapp, D. Hubregs, P. West, S. Waltz, G. Preske, M. Moore, J . Becker. Third row, Patton, R. Yeager, D. Kemmerer, S. Exline, C. Hopple. Fourth row, J . Moore, D. Hopple, J , Hahn. Receiving high honors in the area of instrumental music were the members of All-State Band and Orchestra. Musicians in- clude, front row from left, S. Blankenship, M. Lockhart, S. Waltz, J . Beichner. Second row, B. Uhde, D. Patton, M. Knapp, D. Hubregs, C. Shirley. Page Eighteen D. Brendel, S. Oeth, G. Delg, B. Uhde, D. Fosse, D. Weese, M. Ensinger, C. Shirley, D. Always providing enjoyable music for listening entertainment is the Concert Band. The musicians are, front row from left, T. Deutsch, D. Oeth, J . Lehr, D. Arman, D. Mayhugh, L. Wigand, D. Soell, K. Carnahan, J . Brice, J . Haddix, B. Kohlmeyer. Second row, A. Glass, B. Hollis, S. Ivy, J . Berg, K. Hormuth, G. Ceotto, J . VanMeter, S. Tracy, T. Elbrink, L. Murphy, K. Drake, K. Guest. Third row, B. Nance, S. Helfrich, D. Swonder, J . Moye, S. Koester, R. Bloomer, B. Benford, A. Geiser, S. Wasson, K. Greer, T. Brumley, D. Hopple, D. Ohning. Fourth row, A. Adams, D. Bryant, T. McMilh'n, J . Gugin, R. Wilson, G. Oreskovich, Mr. Eifler, Mr. Adye. Acheiving State recognition was this years Winter Guard. Members include, front row from left, P. West, K. Barton, J . Febn, B. N greiimh. Second row, K. Hormuth, D. Bryant, L. Wigand, T. McMillin. Third row, P. Kelley, C. Scheible, C. Harty, A. Adams, P. e ey. Page Nineteen Winding up another windy season is the Wind Ensemble. Musicians include, front row from left, E. Reisinger, K. McDowell, D. Trainer, B. Barrett, D. Floyd, T. Pitzer, J . Beichner, B. Grunwald, M. Ogelsby. Second row G. Deig, B. Kasten, K. Ivy, J . Becker, M. Moore, G. Preske, S. Waltz, P. West, D. Hubregs, M. Knapp. Third row, D. Markee, S. Blankenship, D. Brendel, M. Schmadel, S. Oeth, A. Swenson, G. Fehn, D. Fosse, B. Uhde, S. Exline, C. Hopple, D. Hicks. Fourth row, T. Ruff, B. Benford, D. Hopple, C. Geiser, D. Weese, M. Ensinger, S. Rogers, S. Koester, J . Roach, C. Shirley, D. Patton, R. Yeager, D. Kemmerer. Fifth row, B. Branch, J. Moore, J. Hahn, G. Stover, D. Dierlam, D. Adams, Mr. Eifler, Mr. Adye. Giving us rhythm. and blues through the year was the Reitz J azz Ensemble. Musicians include, front row from left, D. Markee, J . VapMeter, G. Delg, B. Kasten, J . Hahn, K. Barton. Second row, J . Trout, D. Estes, R. Clouser, D. Dierlam, K. Greer, S. Wasson. E'Ilillid row, D. Kemmerer, J . Roach, D. Hopple, C. Geiser. Fourth row, D. Patton, C. Shirley, R. Yeager, R. Bloomer, C. Hopple, D. 1c 3. Page Twenty Adding color and beauty to the Marching 100 are the Flags and Majorettes. They are, front row from left, K. Gower, D. Trautvetter, D. Jennings, M. Reising. Second row, A. Adams, L. Wigand, A. Schutte, P. Kelley, J . Morris, K. Hormuth, T. McMillin, D. Kirchoff. Third row, K. Scheller, C. Harty, C. Scheible, L. Goodman, P. Kelley, K. Busby, D. Bryant, K. Beshear, K. Carnahan. Starting the year off with a bang was the Marching Rifle Auxiliary. Members include, front row from left, Diana Floyd, Sherri Oeth, Marci Hill, Becky Kohlmeyer. Second row, Greg The marching band, keeping in step with the music, presents Preske, Peggy West, Bobbi Sprinkle, John Fehn. a fine Homecoming halftime. Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-two Lb , I Are far behind Graduation Day It Ws a time for tears, A time we Wll treasure through the years We 71 remember always Graduation Day. At the Senior Prom We danced till three And then you gave your heart to me We Wll remember always Graduation Day Though we leave in sorrow All the joys we be known We can face tomorrow Knowing we Wll never walk alone. When the Reitz High halls No matter where our paths may wind We 71 remember always Graduation Day. Maid-of-Honor Karen Muehlbauer and her escort John Ritter pause for recognition. Rain doesn't dampen Football Homecoming The 1978 Football homecoming was a great success, a little damp at times, but it didnit seem to dampen anyoneis spirits. North was our rival on that misty night of October 26, who we succeeded in defeating 28-3 despite the weather. It was both a happy and a sad occasion since that was our last home game. During halftime there were six senior girls vying for the title of 1978 ttFootball Homecoming Queen. The girls came on the field in style as each rode in a corvette around the bowl and then stepping out on the soggy field to await the Sherri Spradley beams after being crowned 1978 Football announcement of the winner. Girls chosed were Homecoming Quoen- Janet Cloum with Doug Molinet as her escort, Beth Demarest with Sam Stone, Pam DeMuth with David Albin, Susan Harris with John Davidson, Karen Muehlbauer with John Ritter, and Sherrie Spradley with escort Tino Ceotto, who was happily chosen to reign as queen. HGreasei, was the word at the sell-out dance held in the school cafeteria after the game. The theme was ttHopelessly Devoted to Youi' with a disco atmosphere brought out by the WGBF disc-jockey with his traveling disco and light show, who kept everyone dancing throughout the night. P'IgC Twenty-four Smiling excitedly Senior Pam DeMuth and David Albin await Senior J anet Cloum and her escort Doug Molinet are in deep the upcoming coronation. concentration as they walk onto the field. With shakey legs Senior Susan Harris and J ohn Davidson look h forward to a big evening. Arm-in-arm Senior Beth Demarest and escort Sam Stone pass under the arch. Page Twenty-fwe Juniors Robin Lovelace and Barb Boring smile as they wait to be excorted onto the field. Steve Dalp crowns Sherri and awaits his homecoming kiss. Page Twenty-six Asking for last minute instructions are Sophomore represent- atives Vicky Schneider and Laurie Earning. Excited about their first homecoming are freshmen Lori Dauble and Mary Montgomery. x liq dd i. , 5.. Debbie Byer throws a quick glance to Junior Dawn Gist glows with excite- Sophomore representative Kathy Klip- someone waiting on the sidelines while ment while David Ritter is pertrified at stein ttcasts out a smile to the crowd being escorted by Tom Weber. having all eyes on them. while being escorted by John Marshall. The snow outside takes nothing away With butterflies in their stomachs, . from the excitement of Freshman Sophomore Lori Stucke and Alan Proud to represent the freshman class Kaylee Koester and her escort Blake Bailey pause under the arch. are Julie Barnes and Troy Schrieber. Mobleyts first homecoming. Page Twenty-seven Laurie Latham gazes in amazement after being crowned 1979 Gene Whorl is overcome by emotion While escorting Basketball Homecoming Queen. Maid-of-Honor Sarah Waltz. Latham's coronation homecoming highlight The cold snowy weather couldntt chill the spirits of the 1979 Basketball Homecoming court. During half-time of the Reitz - North Posey game the coronation took place. Sarah Waltz was named Maid-of-Honor. Laurie Latham was then crowned Queen. After being presented with roses and a crown, Laurie was given a traditional kiss by Senior Bryan Zeller. She was then escorted off the floor by Mike Ledbetter followed by the other court members. After a 57-70 victory for the Panthers a dance was held in the cafeteria. The February 17 theme Laurie Latham sheds tears of joy while being crowned 1979 was ttYouTe in my Heart, and the music was Reigning Monarch. provided by a radio disc-jockey. Page Twenty-eight Va A 4, Senior Lisa Batteiger keeps a firm grip on her escort Steve At ease at representing the senior class is Penny Hargett and Dalp before taking her place on the floor. her escort Rick Myers. Senior Cindy Taylor and escort Tom Conkling do not try to hide the excitement they feel of being chosen to be on the 1979 Senior Nancy Patton tells a quick joke to her excort Mark Basketball Homecoming Court. Springer to relieve their last minute jitters. Page Twenty-nine Cast I Time ................ Theo Gossman X King Absent-Minded ..... Bob Branch Snow White ......... Kalah Georgette 'f ' Bunny ............. Lee Ann Phillips '5 Bonnie ............... Michelle Good Primrose .............. Valerie Emge Tillie ............... Tonia Carpenter Maid Dim Witty ......... Lara Barton Queen Bella ....... Sylvia Groeninger Voice in Mirror .......... Kevin Hahn Scully .................. Gene Whorl Hoot .................... Tim Bryan Prince Good-Hearted. .Glenn Peerman Hickory ................. David Ham Dickory ................. Kip Farmer Dock .................... Dana Ham Weepy ................. Tracy Doerr Curly .................... Mark Imel Echo Echo ............ Kristie Railey .I Little Banjo ........ Michelle Oglesby ;' Freddy the Fox ............ J im Riney ., i Melody the Bird ........ Daphne Oeth ', ' Dandi the Deer .......... J ulie Becker . ,5 Bernie the Bear ........ Kate Hamlow :4. 5. .1 A Susie the Squirrel ......... J ulie Lehr - I ; Trees. . . .Kay Wilkins, Steve Conia, '1 f I Kirk Williams, Greg Fehn, Louis t' i Lehmann, Don Neel, Karla Ludwig, 1. . ; if Julie Lantaff, Beth Demarest, Pam u l. ; : .Q Milton, Cindy Taylor, Cindy Scheible, H Kim Fischer, Michelle Marting, J eff 31$ ,-.- I Griggs. tire -' I 3 .jkx . EH ig; , .2? Page Thirty Snow White, Kalah Georgette and Prince Good-Hearted, Glenn Peerman appear roman- tically content. King Absent-Minded Bob Branch and Queen Bella Sylvia Groeninger accept the fact Snow White is fairest. Kay Wilkins, choreographer reminds her forest to keep their David Ham and Mark Imel backstage, display their llmbs 1n step. enthusiasm as freshman dwarfs. HIUS off to work we go, for another successful show, chant the seven dwarfs. Page Thirty-one y Page Thirty-two Cast Meg ................. Lydia McCaffry Joe Boyd . . . ' ..... ' ....... Geoff Wood Applegate .............. Kevin Hahn Sister ........... Holly Lichtenberger Doris ................ Tami Peerman Joe Hardy ............... Tim Bryan Henry .................. Kip Farmer Sohovik ................ Mike Bevers Smokey ................. Jeff Griggs Vernon ................ Scott Rogers Lowe ................... David Ham Van Buren ............ Shawn Layden Rocky ................... Mark Imel Gloria ................ Kathy Craney Bouley .............. Orldaner Guest Mickey ................. Rick Myers Del .................... Kevin Koch Bryan ............... Kenny Bristow Pete ................... Jim Jeffries Chuck ................ Tom Conkling Lynch ................... Scott Flick Welch ................. Gene Whorl Lola ................. J ulie Marshall Miss Weston ...... Sylvia Groeninger Commissioner ............ Gene Flick Postmaster .......... Louis Lehmann Guard .................. Bob Branch You ve Gotta Have Heart, ' J eff Griggs, Mark Imel, and Scott Rogers tell the fans. b-l Lola, J ulie Marshall and Mr. Applegate, Kevin Hahn discuss the punishment for forgetting lines in the spring musical HDamn Yankees . Joe, Tim Bryan learns how to handle a pushy reporter played by Kathy Craney. What you gonna do with a baseball nut? Ask three wives. Page Thirty-three We've Got Tonight for wonderful prom This year prom was a little different than usual. It was held at the Executive Inn Florida Room where the tropical decor of the room worked in perfectly with the theme, uWeive Got Tonight. Music was provided by Clear Lights, which was also a little bit off of tradition in providing couples with peppier music to dance to instead of the old-folk beats. The crowning of Queen Sarah Waltz and King Scott Toelle highlighted the evening. After prom activities were held at Swonder Ice Rink and then a 3:00 movie at East Park Cinema served as after-after prom. The senior girls of the prom decorating committee take a breather after completing their work. Sarah Waltz and Scott Toelle reigned as 1979 Prom Queen and King. Senior class sponsors, Mrs. Staff and Mr. Heard, work hard to promote the prom, uWe've Got Tonight. Page Thirty-four AJAAAanu-n .. Laurie Latham and Tom Conkling await the coronation announcement for prom queen and king. At left, a little weary from the excitement Larry Nall escorts Sarah Waltz on to the floor. Maid-of-Honor Karen Muehlbauer and Alan Bailey try to calm the jitters, knowing all eyes are on them. At left, Prince Steve Dalp and Sherrie Johnson are thrilled about representing their senior class. Kirk Williams whispers a work of encouragement while escorting Lisa Batteiger at the Prom. At left, J anet Cloum and Scott Toelle are all smiles before walking onto the floor. Page Thirty-fwe Pep Club President Cindy Taylor is as happy as can be while posing with Peppy the Panther. Page Thirty-six Varied assemblies helps boost spirit Cheers, whistles, and shouts swelled in the gym as fans backed the Reitz Panthers. This excite- ment was shown at the pep assemblies. Not only were assemblies in the gym, but on a special occasion we were lucky enough to have one in the Bowl. At this assembly Coach Ashworth made his first impression in front of the student body-and a good impression it was. Throughout the year vistors ranging from R2D2, from Star Wars, to Santa Claus, from the North Pole, came to arrouse the enthusiasm in the students. llThe worm was introduced by the football team while Coach Chapman kept us up on Elvis. All in all Pep Clubls hard work combined with the student body,s enthusiasm paid off in leading their teams to successful seasons. Seniors Tom Conkling and Gene Whorl show that the ltforce is with them. At left, Pep Club members are shown making the traditional hoop. 'Wmaf ! Senior girls show it's fun to clown around. At right, students show great excitement at the pep assembly in the Bowl. M nmmh-wrm. . -Q-etwhy MW e m. Above, RHS Almost Anything Goes gang put forth 100 percent effort and never came to the end of their rope. At left, Senior ttAImost Anything Goes participant Jane Goedde reclines in the most fashionable field equipment as she wonders why she fell in the pool. Almost Anything Goes gang has fun At right, Senior Kirk Williams concentrates deeply in his debute as the replacement for N adia Comaneci. Maybe he will receive a 10.0 for his performance. Talented contestants for the RHS Almost Anything Goes activity start out on the right foot. Or is it the left? Page Thirty-eight A A ,- ,M School spirit was abundant this year during the fall, winter, and spring sports. One factor contribut- ing to this vast supply of spirit was the great enthusiasm displayed by the cheerleading squad. This years squad was led by captain Beth Demarest who was involved in leading cheers each of her four years at Reitz. Nancy Patton and Tina Wargel also were seniors cheering on the team. The rest of the group was comprised of juniors Sandy Carroll, Valerie Emge, and Michelle Good. Overflowing with pep and enthusiasm was this years Varsity Cheerleaders. They are, front row from left, Michelle Good, Valerie Emge, Beth Demarest, Rick Murray, Nancy Patton, Tina Wargel, Sandy Carroll. Second row, Glenn Deig, Ray Litteken, Stewart Mackey, Tracy Baggett, Brent Norman. Cheerleaders help spread spirit Senior Beth Demarest was flying high during one of the varsity basketball games. Varsity Cheerleaders Michelle Good, Nancy Patton, Tina Wargel, Beth Demarest and Sandy Carroll spread out a little cheer. Page Forty g3 Saluting the varsity basketball players are junior cheerleaders Michelle Good and Valerie Emge. At right the Frosh Cheerleaders sup- ported their teams all the way to the top. They are, top to bottom, Jenny Lantaff, Julie Barnes, Tracy Doerr, Lori Dauble, Mary Montgomery, Susan DeVillez, Karen Hobgood. Backing the junior varsity teams this season were Reserve Cheerleaders, front row from left Krist B Ch 1 B ' Marshall, Cindy Lilly, Vicki Schneider, Kathy Klipstein. , y town, ery mnson, June Page Forty-one Barely missing the play-offs with an 8-1 record, the varsity gridders still captured a share of the City and SIAC title. They are, front row from left, S. Dalp, F. Spain, M. Head, A. Bailey, K. Hicks, M. Springer, M Francis, B. Butler, J . Henry, R. Brown, M. Schnell, T. Conkling, C. Weston, K. Talley, M. Schultz. Second row, H. Davis, V. Carroll, S. Grayson, T. Weber, P. Mortis, R. Myers, E. Redding, K. Kelley, E. Phillips, S. Sturges, J . Marshall, S. Hill, 0. Guest, G. Garrison, T. Bell. Third row, R. Gauger, A. Herke, P. Blackford, D. Chastain, L. Lyons, T. Young, D. Henry, B. Ashworth, J . Schaeffer, D. Williams, J . Bratt, J . Schmidt, G. Whorl, S. Toelle, D. Garrett, R. Humphries. Fourth row, M. Merkel, S. Oxley, F. Koch, D. Kinder, M. Deutsch, M. Mattingly, D. J . Winiger, J . Alsip, J . Shrode, R. Miller, K. Hickrod, M. Thompson, J . Flener, S. Freeman, K. Fox. Fifth row, M. Hunter, B. Waller, J . Minor, L. Owen, S. Layden, S. Gerard, T. Skelton, C. Jackson, B. Steinmetz, M. Mobley, B. Wittmer, M. Winternheimer, B. Cain, T. Conover. Sixth row, D. Winiger, S. Cloum, S. Ashworth, T. Baggett, T. Jones, E. Olson, G. Deig, J . Wilson, K. Faughn, G. Talley, B. Newhouse, P. Grammer, B. Cox, J . Johnson, P. Williams. Seventh row, G. Winters, M. Ice, J . Wade, J . Jones, J . Schultze, B. Beech, J . Buente, A. Deer, G. Myers. Panthers share City and SIAC This year varsity gridders compiled an impressive 8-1 record but failed to gain a berth in the, IHSAA play-off for the first time in 3 years. Under the leadership of new head coach Bob Ashworth, who took over after the resignation of Bob Padgett last season, the Panthers knocked off one of Kentucky's top rated teams, Henderson County in the rain34-20 for the first win of the season. In the second game Reitz had to muster up all the tradition they had to come from behind to dump J effersonville 17-14 after Senior Chuck Weston broke loose for a big gain to set up the winning score. The Panthers continued to rack up wins over Harrison, Central, and Castle before they came up against Memorial who handed Reitz their first regular season loss in 30 games. The varsity squadiinjshed the season with a Win over west, side foe Mater Dei and whipped North to end the season on a high note. Reitz final spark for a play-off spot dwindled when Columbus East and Bloomington North both won tough games in the final weekend of the season to secure their place in the play-offs. Page F orty-two v Leading the Panthers to a successful season was first year - Head Coach, Bob Ashworth. Running back Ron Brown stands in disbelief over an officials All-state guard Torn Conkling squats in amazement at his questionable call. opponent's catch. Bull Mick Schnell and company stampede over their defending opponents in Rain, rain you don't need to go away 'cause the the Reitz versus Bosse football game. Reitz backers will stay anyway. Page Forty-three Reitz backers express their pride and enthusiasm by imitating the officials touchdown signal. Senior Gene Whorl runs for his life on a kick-off return. Senior Orlander Guest seems to want to play The mighty Blue Banshees swarm around their Bosse Bulldogs opponent. keep away from his opponents. Page F orty-four -V -y I h Completing a fine frosh season is the freshman football team, front row from left, Coach Williams, D. Danks, T. Sutton, B. Beckerle, T. Nunley, E. Fosse, D. Killian,, T. Behme, J . David and Coach Nau. Second row, S. Thread, R. Hahn, R. Brown, R. Goedde, R. Wytovak, J . Marr, J . Carpehter, D. Winters, K. Jones and Coach Backes. Third row, J . Wildt, B. Mobley, M. Morrow, D. Cardin, B. Wilhite, B. Worthington, M. Loman, B. Carr, D. Jackson and T. Brown. Fourth row, G. Ceotto, L. Nickens, B. Boarman, J . Vollman, T. Woodruff, R. Gores, S. Thomas, R. Reisz, G. Kasinger, D. Myers and C. Miller. Fifth row, J . Jung, K. Kolb, M. Head, J . Schenk, M. LaRue, M. Crews, E. Keller, J . Ragland and P. Gostley. h - Alan Bailey wen tells Ron Brown mm to hold that pose while Showing Reitz fans the only way togo, is Mick Schnell moving he runs off to find the Reflections photographer. across the end zone. Page Forty-tive The Varsity Basketball team concluded a heartbreaking season with a 3-17 record. They are, front row from left, Coach Chapman, M. Merkel, J. Jones, J. Alsip, B. Neel, 0. Guest, Coach Branson. Second row, J. Jeffries, B. Butler, J. Davidson, P. Sikes, D. Hassell, M. Thompson, Coach Farmer, Mr. Chastain. Third row, H. Davis, B. Branson, L. Nall, B. Zeller, T. Bell, D. Hulsey, M. Downey. Cagers improve throughout season This years varsity basketball team, despite only putting 3 marks in the win column, conducted themselves as fine sportsmen on the court. The Panthers went from a team losing by laughable margins early in the year to a tough contender late in the season. Reitz played close games against Terre Haute South, and Washington both of which eventually advanced to semi-state action. The appreciation assembly at the close of the season gave Reitz fans a reason to expect improvement as Coach Chapman promised a sectional champion- ship within two years. At right instructing his team to a Homecoming victory over the North Posey Vikings is Coach John Chapman. Page Forty-six Concluding a fine reserve season and with high hopes for next year as varsity players are, front row from left, D. Hyslop, D. Danks, K. Carter, D. Neel, G. Wade, J. Dean. Second row, M. Merkel, J. Wilson, B. Sexton, E. Olson, J. Jeffries, P. Sikes, Coach Branson. u ?- - - - Completing their first year as Reitz basketball players, the freshman team consists of, front row from left, J . Brinkmeyer, K. J ones, K. Kolb, D. Long, K. Canterbury, H. Montgomery, R. Hunter. Second row, Coach Farmer, J . Schenk, G. Moore, D. Marx, B. Jeffries, G. Kasinger, E. Fosse, M. Crews, K. Compton. Page Forty-seven Seniors Larry Nall and Bryan Zeller along with junior Mark Thompson all fight for a piece of the action. ' Guard Larry Nall finds out how tough it is to play basketball against the Jol1y Green Giant. Orlander Guest will try anything for a couple of points. Page Forty-eight NM i- K' k' off into their first season was the Varsity Soccer team. They afre, front row, R. Wilson. Seeond row, M. Rippy, S. Hgtgiiach, K. Bristow, B. Backes, A. Goebel, T. Ludden, J . Bixby. Third row, T. Aiexander, J . DlDomlzm, L. Lehrnann, R. Issac, S. Muehlbauer, K. Hobgood, J . Boyd, T. Ceotto, M. Barchet. Fourthrow, M. Harrison, M. Pike, J . Bogan, J . Smith, R. Bromm, Assitant Coach Rodrigouz, E. Buente, S. St. Clair, P. DeVillez, S. Rippy. Running many miles a day with lots of smiles is the cross country team. They are, front row from left, K. Debes, L. Gelarden, K. Brown, J . Quirk and Coach Branson. Second row Durell, T. Martin, K. Morrow and D. Maley. Barton, M. Barchet, R. Dutton, R. , M. Morrow, B. Brown, J. Jones, T. Soccer starts, x-country coed Reitz sports fans were enter- tained this fall by two additions to the athletic program. The first a soccer league, which included all seven city high schools along with Evansville Day School, was formed by a loan from the Coca-Cola Bottl- ing Company. The Panthers, despite winning only two matches, learned the funda- mentals of the game and hope to improve next fall losing only five seniors. The other new addition re- sulted as a coed cross country team containing three Panther felines. Page Forty-nine Completing the svnmn with the finest effort ever, the girls varsity basketbail team is. front row from left, C. Oxley, JMde, S. 1 Johnson, T. Hahn. S. Brand. Second row, P. Suggs, J. Wilbourn, B. Goedde. D. Black, M. Morrow, D. Hardin. Third row, D. ; Chastain, J . Schpihle. D. Feldhaus, D. Kirchoff, T. Hollerbach, Coach Weber, Coach Owen. Girl b-ballers wind up city runners-up This seasons girls basket- ballers complied a fine 10-5 record overall and only suffered two setbacks by city teams, good enough to pull off city runner-up honors. One of the two city losses came at the hands of Bosse in a hard fought 50-48 battle. .Coach Owen ex- pects to field another tough contender next year since J ane Goedde, Terri Hahn and Sher- rie J ohnson are the only senior lost. Jane Goedde received an impressive award When she was named to the first-ever All-City girls team and the SIAC team for her outstanding play in her four years at Reitz. H l... J L; 4 Senior Terri Hahn shows the proper , 1 way to follow through on one of the foul . . shots, while J ane Goedde anticipates a Instructlng the team to one of 1ts many rebound. victories is coach Louise Owen. I .Page Fifty J A11 smiles after ending their season as a first-year reserve unit, the junior varsity basketballers are, front row from left, L. Zeller, T. Manchette, B. Butler, J . Schenk, P. Black, M. Morrow. Second row, D. Chastain, R. Kulenkamp, T. Hollerbach, B. Dykstra, P. Blackwell, A. Pike, V. Guest, T. Stonecipher, Coach Weber, Coach Owen. Serving up'Lwelvo Victories were members of the 1978 girls varsity and reserve volleyball team. They are, front row from left, K. Kolb, S. Madden. C. Cavins, D. Bozeman, K. Harp, B. Kulenkamp, T. Flener. Second row, Coach Johnson, L. Schoenbachler, J . Scheller, D. Davidson, P. Milton, K. Georgette, M. Egli, S. Brand. Third row, L. Hurt, R. Kulenkamp, V. Guest, L. Barchett, J . Simpson, D. Black. B. Dykstra, L. Brunson, J . Scheaffer, C. Scheller. Fourth row, C. Brunson, T. Hollerbach, L. Stucke, D. Mesker, M. Morrow, B. Rogers, S. Martin. Page Fifty-one Pinning their opponents for victories were members of the varsity and reserve wrestling team. They are, front row from left, Head Coach Latham, M. Barchett, S. Rippy, M. Barchett, B. Backes, S. Grammer, K. Hartmann, A. Grammer, J . Schweizer, S. Johnson, T. Morrow, G. Hamilton. Second row, Assistant Coach Nau, R. Gauger, D. Schroeder, J . McCullough, V. Carroll, B. - McCullough, D. Winiger, S. Gerard, M. Schweizer, D. Thomas. Third row, J . Whitehouse; G. Garibay, J . Bogan, G. Conley, G. Winters, D. Lewis, T. Jones, B. Norman, K. Kamp, K. Hobgood, M. Rippy, A. Goebel, M. Hertel, M. Rea. .. Grammer takes state honors again L-J IA- - H Lg hex . 4. Reserve and varsity grappler Bruce Backes plays wheelbarrow with his Bosse opponent. r. A. Alan Grammer, state runner up for the second year in a row, shows some of his techniques that brought him his well deserved recognition. rum e i Page Fifty-two J The freshman grapplers ended a super season with six Wins, one loss and one tie. Members are, front row from left, Coach Nau, J . Harp, P. Weimer, B. Carr, J . Marr, C. Bailey, R. Goedde, R. Reisz and J . Whitehouse. Second row, K. Grammer, T. Schreiber, M. Head, S. Kelley, B. Fitzgerald, R. Mikesell and D. Winters. Tumbling their way through the season, are members of the gyinnastics team. They are, front row from left, K. Carnahan, J. Wolf, B. Karns, D. Albin. Second row, M. Hill, J. Monarch, V. Snyder, L. Jenkins, K. Kams, M. Montgomery, L. Ritter. Third row, Assistant Coach Beeler, K. Koester, J . Baumeyer, L. Schoenbachler, N . Patton, L. Batteiger, R. Goen, Coach McIntosh. R. E At right, Mary Montgomery, a state second all-around in the intermediate competition, shows one of her best techniques. Page Fifty-three Running and jumping their way to victories, the girls track members are, front row from left, J . Wilbourn, B. Demarest, B. Kulenkamp, D. Bogard, S. Johnson, T. Dixon, C. Cavins, P. Fentress, J . Dixon. Second row, D. Cato, J . Marshall, M. Egli, P. 3 Suggs, D. Phillips, K. Kolb, J . Watkins, T. Holierbach, K. Karns, K. Hormuth. Third row, C. Byers, L. Gelarden, S. Brand, M. Morrow, C. Oxley, B. Dykstra, V. Guest, L. Brunson, J . Simpson, J . Emge, Coach Johnson. Charlotte Cavins, 220 specialist, shows her form that brought her city recognition. At left, Senior Theresa Dixon hands off to 880 medley teammate Sherrie J ohnson. Page F ifty-four 9 Hum Although they didn,t win any major titles, the track team had several outstanding individual performers. They are, front row from left, D. Hudson, V. Carroll, E. Smith, 0. Guest, T. Weber, F. Spain, T. Bell, K. Morrow, D. Thomas, D. Garrett. Second row, Coach Brunson, J. Wade, G. Talley, E. Olsen, D. Owen, S. Ashworth, K. Barton, R. Humphries, E. Redding, C. Wilson, Coach Young. Third row, Coach Brumley, J . Buente, J . Smith, J . J ones, T. Durell, B. Kasten, T. Glaser, D. Maley, P. Mortis, A. Dykstra. Fourth row, J . Schmitt, L. Owen, J . Hile, M. Frankenberger, D. Hicks, K. Debes. Planning strategy for what they hope will be Winning mile relay effort are team members, from left, Tom Weber, Frank Spain and Eric Smith. At left, Orlander Guest was a consistent point getter for the Panthers in the 880. Page Fifty-flve . At left, acing up a fine season was the boys tennis team, front row from left, B. Norman, M. Rea, S. Johnson, M. Knapp and D. Neel. Second row, S. Young, M. Downey, C. Eye, J . Roach and B. Sexton. Golf, Tennis teams swing info acfion tLLJ h' ..l mg L atw Teeing-off to a fine season and advancing to the regionals was the girls gelf t. . . . team. They are, front row from left, D. Hardin, B. Lehr, W. Taylor, J . Schenk. i Senlors Tern Hahn and-Clndy Taylor debate Second row, T. Stoncipher, T. Hahn, C. Taylor, S. Betulius, K. Martin, L. over an unpossible shot. Barning. Page Fifty-six ,5 Swinging up victories on the court is the girls tennis team, front row from left, S. Brand, B. Dykstra, K. Georgette, L. Schoenbachler, J . Lantaff, J . Scheller. Second row, T. Pitzer, S. Exline, D. Bozeman, D. Black, J . Scheible, J . Goedde, C. Taylor. Third row, Coach Owen, K. Weston, D. Hardin, P. Milton, D. Davidson, F. Pavlick. Girls volley for many victories Senior tennis players Cindy Taylor, Darla Bozeman, J ane Goedde and Julie Smashing back a return is second singles Lantaff rack-ett up on a sunny day! player Kalah Georgette. Page Fifty-seven Sliding into a successful season was the varsity baseball team. They are, front row from left, J . Marshall, C. Weston, G. Peerman. Second row, D. Molinet, B. Cain, A. Brown, G. Whorl, M. Brown, S. Layden. Third row, M. Schnell, M. Ledbetter, B. Butler, L. Nall, M. Springer, M. Merkel, Coach Schaeffer. Diamondmen ranked in State polls The Reitz baseball team start- ed the season in impressive fashion winning its first six games before falling to the states top ranked team Memor- ial. Reitz entered the game the twelfth ranked team in the state and still held down the ninteenth spot when this went to press midway through May. The Pan- thers are hoping to get even with the Tigers in the sectionals. 1f Slugger Mick Schnell shows his form Senior Brooke Butler waits for a ball to on a home run hit. come and get him. Page Fifty-eight Looking forward to varsity action next year are reserve baseball team members, front row from left, J . Shrode, J . Alsip, M. LaRue, M. Morrow, S. Oxley, R. Bromm, G. Myers. Second row, K. Kaiser, S. Hurt, B. Steinmetz, J. Wilson, C. Jackson, B. Wittmer. Third row, Coach Albin, M. Head, M. Sisk, B. Rodgers, L. Barchet, D. Danks, Coach Williams. Winding up for a fast ball is senior pitcher, Matt Brown. Hoping to make a fast steal is senior infielder Doug Molinet. Page Fifty-nine Swinging into their season, was the boys varsity golf team, front row from left, - r . ' l: .h H ' h- C. Shirley, J . Lehman, D. Hubregs. Second row, S. Mackey, B. Waller, K. t ' ' t' Williams, Coach Beadle. V Sophomore Dirk Hubregs practices on per- .4 t ' , , r t fecting his game. I H 3. 2, 1w. . g2: t Hoping to keep the ball in the fairway are the reserve players. - Junior Bill Waller shows the shortest way to the Augusta They are, from left, M. Stansbury, T. Brumley, K. Gates, T. National to Senior Kirk Williams. Schreiber. Page Sixty J proud after being named the girls basketball recipient. Sherrie Johnson stands Top athletes get honors Taking top individual athletic honors this year were Shawn Madden, volleyball; Chuck Weston, football; Sherrie J ohn- son, girls basketball and John Davidson, boys basketball. Kiwanis Award Winners Shawn, Chuck, Sherrie and John were selected by their teammates. They were chosen on the basis of leadership ability, athletic ability, sports- manship, self control and scholarship. Volleyball and football Kiwanis winners Shawn Madden and Chuck Weston smile about their outstanding accomplishments in their field of athletics. Basketball winner, John Davidson, stands tall because of his past achieve- ments as a top Reitz basketball athlete. Page Sixty-one AF FOOTBALL Henderson Co. Jeffersonville Harrison Central Castle Memorial Mater Dei Bosse Nonh f CROSS COUNTRY Bosse, North North Invitational Central, Mater Dei Harrison, Memorial Harrison, North, Bosse Lincoln Trails SIAC City Sectional VOLLEYBALL R-O Mater Dei 5-15; 12-15 South Spencer 15-2; 15-5 Bosse 15-12; 15-12 Central 15-9; 5-15; 14-11 Day School 15-9; 15-10 Hertiage Hills 15-9; 12-14; 15-3 Memorial 6-15; 10-15 Princeton 15-9; 15-7 Memonial 5-15; 5-13 Castle 12-14; 15-0; 7-15 Boonville 7-15; 13-11; 11-13 North 15-2;15-12 Central 15-2;46-15; 11-9 Day School 15-8; 15-13 Bosse 15-2; 17-15 North 11-7;15-O Harrison 15-9;11'4 Mater Dei 7-12; 3-15 Page Sixty-two BOYS TENNIS 3.0 0 Vincennes Gibson Southern Princeton Harrison Princeton Jasper Central Bosse Nonh North Posey Memorial Mater Dei Central NY'ONA human OOOUTCIJ'lmo-AA NUIOOOU'l-h 'P w m GIRLS GOLF R-O Central 214-203 Harrison 218-197 Boonville 220-232 Bosse 269-321 North 268-281 Central 270-284 Harrison 250-247 Boonville 402-469 Bosse 249-278 North 253-270 SIAC 4th Sectional 3rd Regionat 6th Jasper Invitational 4th 63 WRESTLING R-O North 39-23 M ater Dei 24-32 Memorial 40-21 Bosse 43-19 Columbus East Invitational 8th Mooresville Holiday Classic 7th Mt. Vernon 34-25 Harrison 57-3 Martinsville 27-41 Central 48-16 Sectional 2nd Regional 3rd Semi-State 8th State 9th w. GIRLS BASKETBALL R-O Mt. Vernon 40-29 Princeton 62-31 Harrison 61-49 Boonville 56-37 Memorial 40-46 North Posey 51-37 North 41-31 Vincennes 43-56 Central 48-46 Central 33-28 Castle 59-36 Bosse 48-50 Henderson Co. 46-49 Mater Dei 54-21 BOYS BASKETBALL R-O Gibson Southern 51 -49 Henderson Co. 55-64 Washington 43-61 North 47-100 Central 56-62 Mater Dei 48-87 Central 58-90 Vincennes 52-61 New Albany 61-77 Bosse 48-68 Princeton 48-68 Memorial 57-61 Jasper 50-67 Terre Haute South 54-63 Terre Haute North 54-70 Harrison 59-47 Mt. Vernon 71-73 North Posey 70-57 Tell City 68-45 Bosse 54-49 1 h. 1 1' tihA :' i 0: j-i 42 . i Introducing: 'T he Pleasure I . . . To Learn Gang 1 This past year, our faculty once again let their lights shine to brighten each day we spent at Reitz. Specializing in every subject from accounting to zoology, w . each teacher made it his goal to help others learn about 1 man in Anderson particular fields. . - ?:fiita Math Industrial Arts Teachers demonstrated thelr loyalty, backing everything ry the students became involved in. They supported athletic events, took an active part in Pep assemblies and devoted 1 long hours sponsoring special interest groups and activities. Administrators were there to answer students, questions about program planning, careers and college opportunities. Above all, the Where Its a Pleasure to Learn, Gang proved to any student willing to listen that they too, are human and capable of making an occasional mistake just like anyone. They have also been there to give us a helping hand L or just to patiently listen to our problems-not as teachers, but , y .V . w as friends. This section is therefore dedicated to the Ashworth Bahn Baize hard-working Reitz faculty, who accomplished so much and Physical Ed. Social Studies English are sometimes appreciated so little. LILL-lg W717 2-4 a a i Barnett Beadle Beck Beeler Branson Bratt Social Studies Business Language Physical Ed. Social Studies Science Braun Briscoe Brooks Business Homemaking Ass't. Principal lin-I-i M s-g Nurse Brown checks with a neighbor to learn the latest scoop on Brown Brumley Brunson General Hospital. Nurse English Physical Ed. Page Sixty-four J 42 3 Campbell Chastain Conder Cunningham English Math Homemaking Principal Assst. Principal Social Studies Davidson DeWesse DiDimizio Downey Eifler Essex English Secretary Counselor Music Industrial Arts 1? Evrard Fellwock Fisher Fleming Fuquay Business Industrial Arts Language Homemaking Bookstore Mgr. Gorrell Grayson Hammonds Science Science Librarian Harness Hartig Agribusiness Assst. Principal UWhat do you mean bachelorette number three split? asks Principal Dellas Chastain. Page Sixty-fwe Heard Heilman Henry Social Studies Math Physical Ed. Herrin Hettenbach Heuring Industrial Arts Secretary Business Johnson Johnston R. Jones Physical Ed. Industrial Arts Counselor s x- T. Jones Kirkman D. Koch H. Koch s Science English Business Language Math Secretary Page Sixty-six l g! $1 Latham Lyons McFarland McIntosh Meier P.V.E. Science Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Meyerholtz D. Miller M. Miller Mitchem Norrick Orth Agribusiness English - Counselor Secretary English Language Peckenpaugh Qualls Reid Ridgeway Secretary English Homemaking Secretary Owen Physical Ed. Robling Samples Schaefer Industrial Arts Librarian Physical Ed. Schmitt Schoonover Schuester Mr. Schoonover reminds his senior homeroom that it's more fun Art Math Music to listen to the bulletin that to serve an hour detention. Page Sixty-seven 5am 1:'...;1 ha Snyder Staff Steele Social Studies English Counselor Tompkins Toone Coach Tom Young returned to school from an early-season illness Social Studies I in time to help Mr. Brunson with the sale of Tradition prints. Voelker Weatherholt Webber Weber Art Science Counselor Physical Ed. Wessel D. Williams Secretary Business J. Williams L. Williams Young Counselor Webber explains, uYou can, t drop floral design just 3 Journalism Student Relations Physical Ed, because you,re allergic to flowers. Page Sixty-eight Seniors move out on right track Senior Class officers, from left. Secretary Karla Ludwig. Treasurer Jane Goedde, Vice President Chuck Weston. and President Jayne Weatherholt. were trained to get their class on the right track this year. J' Ahshire sis t f? v4 Robi Appel Page Seventy Tony Alexander Four years have flown by and it seems like only yesterday we were frightened freshman asking directions to the elevator which led to the swimmming pool. Of course, we soon found out there were no elevators or swimming pools, and our faces gradually lost that frightened look. As school progressed. we progressed learning new things and meeting new people everyday. We were proud of our football team which had a share of the city title and equally proud of our basketball, baseball, golf. tennis, and track teams. Our wrestling team was represented well at both the semi-state and state competitions. Girls sports also played an important role in making the Reitz sports program a success. Pep Club, Student Council, NJHS, NHS, Quill and Scroll, and Thespians also played an active role in our lives. The spring of 1979 brought the've Got Tonightii as the Junior-Senior Prom theme, and graduation was here before we knew it. The days passed by quickly for those seniors counting the days on their calendars. For those victims of lsenioritis' a remedy was senior week with graduation celebrations. Now, as our senior year comes to an end, we start to think of the coming years and what they will bring. One thing is for sure - we will always carry with us the memories of good times and friends weive known while at the school on the hill. The memories weill share are super and fine because were the class of 79. Cheryl Bailey Debbie Baldwin :4 MIA Ag I m- A; 3C wk Karen B es Wm: Q; ii Vickie Bell Keith Berna: J udy Beichner A John Bittner Dieati'avBlackblim Ginger Blake ' x . J. E L . Kathy Bolin Gloria Bowers Vicky Boyle Dava Bogard Page Seventy-one Dwayne Brazelton Connie Brown Senior Judi. Canterbury, finding her govern- ment test harder than she expected, decides to connect the dots instead. 1 x, Jodi Canterbury a Judi Canterbury Page Seventy-two I Nf ' i .L s Tracey Carr Vinceni Carroll Darlena Cato Tino Ceotto x X Tobin Chamberlain Linda Chanley Geoigia Claybrook Janet Cloum Debra Collier Willi : . am Collins, Jr. Steve Conia ms x $Es , ' g g5 Senior Vincent Carroll is caught in the act of Sam Conner Charles Connor Reneda Cooper mixing his macho-man mash. Page Seventy-three X3? 3? Tracey Crowe Kathy Roehr was selected to represent R.H.S. in the annual Miss Outdoors Contest as Miss October. Mike Deutsch Page Seventy-four Steve Dalp Dan Dierlam Steve Dill NN h ah: Theresa Dixon David Dosier, Jr. Scott Downen During the blizzard season, Lisa Batteiger A' - ' ' h : ' I' decided that this wasn't the day to ride the Laura Easton bus to school. - 1 $3 8 h f h - ! y h Eye Lari' Fay Sheila Fellows Betty Janice Fleming Patricia Flener Gene Flick Jefferson Floyd Kim Ficher h ' h I Page Seventy-five Mike Francis Vicky Friedrich Mwmmwxm: k Senior Natalie Garibay is caught during a rare moment with her nose in a book. i Gary Garrison 1 Robin Goen Cutee Gostley Tracy Gilley J ane Goedde Page Seventy-six Kendra Gower Kim Gregory X . ASX gigs Orlander Guest w x o SyIVIa Groeningei' x ;g xx K V ' Kevin Hahn Terri Hahn When Mike Schultz talks EVERYBODY $ X listens. Darla Hall Julie Ham Caral Hankins Page Seventy-seven 1; II Kg t Sara Hartmann Sheryl Hasselbrink Demitri Hassel MM Keith Hayes . g Sara Peppy Hartmann finds that two heads Steve Hill Jeannie Hollis Steve Hopper are better than one. Page SevenIy-eight Allyn Homlck Byron Hofton Senior Donny Scott found that digging up a . t date for the Prom isn't that hard after all. Steve Horton t f :4 t , i m. gaetagmmm ' ,4, 9 t t t; w Jean Ann Huff Jae Humston Barbara Hurd Steve Hyslop Karen Ice t NV $XY V ' g Isonh Walter lnkhenbratndt Robin x 65d Randy J ames Page Seventy-nine Dan Knight Page Eighty Richard J enkins Francine Kirk Floyd Koch Danny Kind; Dana J ennings Steve Jewell Senior Karen Muehlbauer backs' the senior candy sales. L ax ;i V Scott Koester Jim Koewler Nanc $5 y Kohlmeyer .a-w David Krack Scott Kramer .. g7 ' 7 ,3 i 'e 2 f r , xx x, .x w Becky Kulenkamp Laurie Latham Mike Ledbetter Jerry Lewis Vex Senior Julie Lantaff has the honest face to l i: :1 xx persuade all voters to vote the right way at L . Holly Lichtenberger the election polls. Doug Lindenberg Randi Little Karla Ludwig Morgan Loslell Regina Livas Terri Loehrlein Linda Logel Page Eighty-one Stacy McCutchan samples one of the tasty Senior Michelle Marting exclaims, HI paid for morsels served in our cafeteria. this and you can't have any! Tim Maynard J eri Martin 42; L I i 1$ Caffry Bill Mccujlough $$go. V . i - $Ei$wf Becky McGehee Mike Miller Ron Miller Chuck Mitz Doug Molinet ' Page Eighty-two 11 1 xx ,. :fAQI. Keith Mosby Joyce Mounts Karen Muehlbauer Kevin Murray Rick M W.- 11115:, . : . : g; 1.. $1 . .429. v: : 3 yers Larry N all . 1 1 , i: ' 4, y 1: :13; 1 J u Sherri Oschman gazg$ . Q is Jeff Norrick SHerri bmiskv . 1 P Carla Oxley 4w At 6-7, senior John Davidson would be a near impossible target for anyone wishing to follow the instructions mischieviously placed on his back. Senior majorettes Dana Jennings, Kim Gower, Marla Reising and Donna Trautvetter added color and excitement to this years halftime shows. Page Eighty-three Ag :' J oe Parker Karan Parker Darrell Palmer fx. Phyllis Peters Mrs. Fuquay questions the mentality of g. seniors wishing to return Lifesavers full of holes. Teena Pendley Chuck Perry ggw w; Wm Sheryl Poile Vickie Pope Greg Preske 1 ? Tammy Pryor Kim Quirk John Rea Marla Raising Emily Reisinger Page Eighty-four x Jenny Richter Karla Rickard ' Conita Ricketts Scott Rippy wltggvggiggg Senior John Ritter hopes that he will be . gymnastics next Kurt Thomas. DCbble Sanders k Kelly Sartore Barb Schaefer Lori Schauss Cindy Scheible Martha Schmadel Page Eighty-Flve v, i :v M 3.: ,. 9f7 3 33 3 . I 3 h Vi i Mery Jane Schneider Mick Schnell Mike Schultz Senior Lee Ann Smith shows that the Jolly Green Giant isn't the only one with a green i Xh thumb. Don Scott n N Munich Slaughter Eric Smith New Elaine Spain, was kept busy throughout the year with the many duties involved with being Shirley Smith : Elaine Spain OEA President. z Lee Ann Smith Page Eighty-six Senior Curtis Shirley found that his many music honors came a lot easier to him than figuring out the solution to his calculus problem. Sam Stone ha .M. .5, anal. h..ub 9 ,..w. II. .uoq h 00.... .Ju. o'u'thQQ-Clo. ...ov -thh.u.... g... V' 9 Senior Scott Koester tries to move the hands of time nearer graduation day. Winn II unwillm Steve; Sturges .h Tim Swindell Page Eighty-scvcn V, i l Kevan Talley Cindy Taylor L vgg Barbara Tenhdhaberg N a ,- guy, ;;; - ix At basketball games Tom Turpin and Dan - ; X5? Weber, seniors, shake that thing---What Brenda Thacker Beth Thompson talented guys! Millie Titzer .f 5; Travis Toomes Dana Trainer Donna Trautvetter Teresa Triggs m ' $- .. , Senior J anet Weisling displays one of the - David Turpen Lisa Turpin many types of hall passes used by teachers. Tom Turpin Page Eighty-eight f Kris VanWinkle Senior florist, Darrell Veach, with an expres- sion of disbelief, finds that inserting piece A into slot B will not work. Helping to promote a successful Prom this year by selling tickets was senior Lydia McCaffry. Dan Webcgr Page Eighty-Nine f3 EX Tom Weber Teresa White Leonard Woodwar d Page Ninety K, g; . Keith W ese L . x f Gene H h0r! mg$3b$$ ' ,. , Kay wrigh janet weisling Ff Bill Weiss I k Bryan Yunker Kim Welch 3. E :3: L$ . B an Zeller Geoff woo d f i $ ; JINNY ABSHIRE: Teacher Assist- ant, Mat Maid, Flag Corp, Health Occupations Club Vice-President, FBLA. TONY ADCOCK: DAVID ALBIN: NJHS, Quill and Scroll, Reflections Staff, MIRROR Staff, Concert Choir, German Club. TONY ALEXANDER: Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Frosh Wrestling, Soccer, Varsity Cheerleader, Clab- ber Club, Wrestling Club. DORIS ANDERSON: GARY ANSLINGER: Frosh Wrest- ling, Clabber Club, Volleyball Club. ROBIN APPEL: NJHS, Office As- sistant, Mat Maid, Y-Teens, Health Occupations Club President, Glee Club Vice-President, FBLA, OEA. BETTY BABB: SHARON BAEHL: Office Assistant, Photography Club President, Spect- rum. ALAN BAILEY: Teacher Assistant, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Latin Club. CHERYL BAILEY: Teacher Assist- ant, Volleyball Club. DEBBIE BALDWIN: Offlce Assist- ant, Motorcycle Club, Needlework Club, Photography Club. MARK BARCHET: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Frosh Football, Varsity Wrestling Co-Captain, Soccer, Var- sity Cheerleader, Wrestling Club. KIMBERLY BARKER: Offlce As- sistant, Teacher Assistant, Clabber Club President, Volleyball Club. MARY ANN BARNARD: NHS, NJHS, Quill and Scroll, Thespians President, Student Council, Teacher Assistant, Gym Leader, Gymnastics Manager. MIRROR Staff, Drama Crew, General Custer Award-Tech- nical, Glee Club President, French Club, Mime Troup President, Re- flections Staff. BILLY BARNES: KAREN BARNES: DONALD BARRETT: Student Ad- visory Committee. KENDRA BARRETT: Offlce Assist- ant, OEA. DAVID BARTLETT: Track, Volley- ball Club. NOLA BARTON: NJHS, Thespians Parliamentairan, MIRROR Staff, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Concert Choir, Hilltoppers. FBLA, OEA, JA. LISA BATTEIGER: NHS, NJHS Treasurer, Sophomore Class Treas- urer, PTSA Executive Board, Central Committee, Homeroom Representa- tive, Teacher Assistant, Frosh Track, Varsity Gymnastics, Bat Girl, Vol- leyball Manager, Reflections Staff, MIRROR Staff, Drama Crew, Bas- ketball Homecoming Court, Student Council Treasurer and Vice-Presi- dent, Flower Girl, Prom Crew, Girls State Representative, Panther Post Editor. APRIL BEAL: Mat Maids, FBLA President. GINA BECKER: Mat Maids, OEA. JUDY BEICHNER: NHS, NJHS, Thespians, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Band, Orchestra, All-City Band, All-State Band, All-City Orch- estra, All-State Orchestra, German Club, Instrumental Music Club, Youth Appreciation Representative, Drum Major. TONY BELL: Varsity Football, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Track, Bas- ketball Club, Football Club. VICKIE BELL: KEITH BERNARD: LISA BEST: Office Assistant, FBLA, OEA. JOHN BITTNER: Freshman Wrest- ling, Meteorology Club. DIEATRA BLACKBURN: Student Council Secretary, PTSA, Thespians, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Tennis, Gymnastics Manager, Mat Maids, Mascot, Drama Cast. Drama Crew, Mayors Youth Council. GINGER BLAKE: Teacher Assis- tant. Clabber Club. RICK BLOONHER: NFL, PTSA, Var- sity Track; Debate Team, Speech Team, Band, Orchestra, German Club. Chess Club. DAVA BOGARD: NJHS, Central Committee. Girls Cabinet, Home- room Representative, Varsity Track, Drama Crew. Health Occupations Club Vice-President, Student As- sembly, Ball Girl. Student Council. KATHY BOLIN: NJHS, Needlework Club, OEA. GLORIA BOWERS: Teacher Assist- ant, Gym Leader, Volleyball Club, Dance Club, DECA, GAA. VICKY BOYLE: Teacher Assistant, OEA. Clabber Club, PTSA. DARLA BOZEMAN: NJHS, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Bookstore As- sistant, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Tennis, Varsity Volleyball, MIRROR Staff, Mat Maids, Volleyball Club, OEA, FBLA. BRENT BRANSON: NJHS, Basket- ball Manager, Basketball Club, Ger- man Club. DWAYNE BRAZELTON: Student Council, FFA. CONNIE BROWN: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Pep Club, Needlework Club. ANDREW BROWN: NJHS, Varsity Baseball, Frosh Golf, Statistician, Drama Cast, Concert Choir, ARF, German Club. LYNN BROWN: Offlce Assistant. MATTTHEW BROWN: NJHS, Var- sity Baseball, Statistician, Drama Cast, Concert Choir, German Club, ARF. RON BROWN: NJHS, Junior Class Vice-President, Varsity Football, Frosh Baseball, Frosh Wrestling, Football Club. MIKE BRUNER: Teacher Assistant, Reserve Track, Frosh Wrestling, German Club, Meteorology Club. REX BRUSH: Teacher Assistant, Band, Orchestra. TIMOTHY BRYAN: NHS, NJHS, Thespians Vice-President. PTSA, Homeroom Representative, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Concert Choir Technical Director, Sounds of the Hill, All-City Choir, All-State Choir, ARF, Youth Appreciation Repre- spntative. JANIS BURDGE: MARILOU BURKETT: Student Ad- visory Committee, Office Assistant, Bookstore Assistant, Dance Club, ARF. MICHEAL BURTON: Clabber Club, Chess Club. BROOKE BUTLER: NHS, NJHS, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Orchestra, Youth Appreciation Representative. KARLA CAIN: Student Council, Teacher Assistant, Clabber Club, DECA. SUSAN CAIN: JOYCE EVELYN CANNON: JODI CANTERBURY: PTSA, Cen- tral Committee. Teacher Assistant, Varsity Track, MIRROR Staff, OEA, GAA, Pep Club. JUDI CANTERBURY: NJHS, PTSA, Central Committee, Girls Cabinet, Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Track, MIRROR NJHS. Page Ninety-one Staff, OEA, GAA, Pep Club. TERRY CARDIN: Frosh Football, Volleyball Club. LISA CARDWELL: Homeroom Rep- resentative, Teacher Assistant, Gym Leader, Frosh Gymnastics, Varsity Volleyball, FFA, Clabber Club. TONIA CARPENTER: NJHS, Mas- cot. Teacher Assistant. FFA Vice- President. Speech Team. Drama Cast. jAN CARR: NJHS, Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant, Mat Maids, FFA, DECA. TRACEY CARR: NJHS, Quill and Scroll. PTSA. Central Committee. S udent Council. Teacher Assistant. MIRROR Staff. RcHections Staff, Latin Club Secretary. Clabber Club, Band. H-m1eroom Representative. VINCENT CARROLL: NHS, NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Varsity FOOtball, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, FFA. DARLENA CATO: NHS, NJHS, Thespians, Girls Cabinet, Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant, MIR- ROR Staff Typesetter, Reflections Staff. Band. Majorette, Rifle Corp, Hilltoppers. Printers Devils. CHARLOTTE CAVINS: NJHS, Pep Club, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Track, Varsity Volleyball. TINO CEOTTO: Reserve Baseball, Soccer, Concert Choir, French Club President. TOBIN CHAMBERLAIN: Volleyball Club. LINDA CHANLEY: Red Cross Youth Club. RICHARD CLARK: Teacher Assist- ant, Reserve Football, FFA, Concert Choir, FBLA. GEORGIA CLAYBROOK: Office Assistant, Clabber Club, Biking Club. RANDALL CLAYTON: Reserve Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, Volley- ball Club. JANET CLOUM: PTSA, Central Committee, Girls Cabinet, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Track, MIRROR Staff. Hilltoppers. GAA, French Club Vice-President, Football Homecoming Court. Band. JERRY COLE: DEBRA COLLIER: NJHS, NFL, Thespians, Student Advisory Com- mittee, Drama Crew, SpeechTeam, Orchestra Lieutenant, Uno Club, Bridge Club. Panther Dance Club, Needlepoint Club. Flower Girl. KENNETH COLLINS: Frosh Foot- ball, Reserve Wrestling. TERETHA COLLINS: WILLIAM COLLINS, JR.: Football Manager. STEVE CONIA: Thespians, Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Concert Choir, Sounds of the Hill. All-City Choir, Germa Huh. Peeking over her shoulder is too obvious for Senior Cindy Daum so she experiments with a new way of keeping an eye on her classmates. Page Ninety-two TOM CONKLING: NHS, PTSA, Central Committee, Student Council, Homeroom Representative. Teacher Assistant. Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Varsity Wrestling, Concert C Olr. Junior Class President. SAM CONNER: Volleyball Club. CHARLES CONNER: MARGIE COOPER: RENEDA COOPER: Thespians, Teachers Assistant, Drama Crew. Band. ARF, Actors Workshop and Mime Troupe. ARTHUR COTTON: FFA. SABRINA COX: NJHS, PTSA, Teacher Assistant, Gym Leader. Reserve Tennis. Track Statistation, MIRROR Staff, Drama Crew. French Club. Pep Club Treasurer. Booster Cnmmittee. Ref1ections Staff. MICHAEL CRABTREE: Frosh Foot- lmll, Hobbies Club President. Flag Corp. BARBARA .CRANE: Thespians. PTSA. Teacher Assistant, Gym Leader. Drama Crew. Campus Life Club. FFA. GREG CREWS: Frosh Baseball, Varsity Golf. Chess Club, Spanish Club. Clabber Club, Managers Club. ROBIN CROSS: NJHS, Office As- sistant. Clabber Club. Volleyball Club. RANDALL CROWE: TRACEY CROWE: Teacher Assist- ant, Concert Choir. ARF, Creative Writing Club. Clabber Club. Book- store Assistant. RONDA CROWLEY: Teacher As- sistant. Library Assistant. Volleyball Club. Gymnastics Club, Yoga Club, Spectrum Club. DANNY DAILY: Frosh Football, Frosh Track. STEVE DALP: NHS. Student Coun- cil. Tcavher Assistant. Varsity Foot- bal'. Vurxily Track. Varsity Wrest- ling. Football Club. Wrestling Club. Freshman Class Vice-President. CINDY DAUM: NHS Treasurer, NJHS, PTSA. Girls Cabinet, Student Council. Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Drama Crew, Actor's Workshop Vice-President, Pep Club. Basketball Homecoming Court. JOHN DAVIDSON, JR.: NHS, NJHS, Freshman President. Sopho- more Vice-President, Homeroom Representative. Varsity Basketball, Band, Concert Choir, Drum Major, Jazz Band, All-City Jazz Band, DAR Citizenship Award. HUBERT DAVIS: NJHS, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Football and Basketball Manager, Statistician, German Club. DONALD DEHAVEN: PAMELA DEIG: RICHARD DEIG: BETH DEMAREST: NHS, NJHS, Girls Cabinet, Student Council, Teacher, Assistant, Va'rsity Track, Frosh Cheerleader, Reserve .Cheef- leader Captain, Varsity Cheerltfader Captain, Drama Cast, Footbal and Basketball Homecoming Court, Pep Club, Weller Track Award Winner. PAM DEMUTH: NHS. NJHS, PTSA, Girls Cabinet, Teacher As- sistant, Frosh Cheerleader, Reserve Cheerleader, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Orchestra, Concert Choir, Sounds of the Hill, All-City Choir; OEA, Football Homecoming Court. MICHEAL DEUTSCH: DAN DIERLAM: PTSA, Teacher Assistant, Frosh Track, Drama Crew, Band, Orchestra, All-City Jazz Band, Clabber Club, Chess Club, Music Club. STEVE DILL: Clabber Club, Volley- ball Club. THERESA DIXON: Oflice Assistant, Varsity Track, Clabber Club, Volley- ball Club. DAVID DOSIER: FFA. SCOTT DOWNEN: PTSA, Home- room Representative, Teacher As- sistant, Flag Corp, Rifle Corp, Hobbies Club, Rock Hounds Club, Band Auxilary Club, Photography Club, DECA. DEBRA DUFFY: Mat Maids, MIR- ROR Staff, Drama Crew, Clabber Club, Pep Club, Prom Committee. TIM DURACHTA: Frosh Track, Reserve Wrestling, Varsity Cheer- leader. THOMAS EAGLESON: Chess Club, Photography Club. LAURA EASTON: Teacher Assist- ant, ARF, Future Typist Club, Pm Getting Married Club, OEA. MARKAEL EGLI: DYRK EICKHOFF: T and 1 Club. JIM EICKHOFF: Chess Club, FBLA Treasurer, DECA. GREG ELSPERMAN: FFA, Varsity Wrestling, Wrestling Club. MARK ENSINGER: NHS. NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Reserve Base- ball, Band Lieutenant, Orchestra, All-City Band, All-State Band, Clab- ber Club, Instrumental Music Club, Sing-A-Long Club. BETTY EYE: Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant, Concert Choir, Clabber Club, Creative Writting Club, Sing-A-Long Club. LARI FAY: NJHS, Offlce Assistant, Teacher Assistant, Drama Crew, Mat Maids, Orchestra, FFA, FBLA, Flower Girl. SHEILA FELLOWS: Office Assist- ant, Panther Dancers, Dance Club, Volleyball Club. WESLEY FINGERS: KIM FISCHER: NJHS, Girls Cabi- net, Central Committee, Ball Girl, Track Statistician, Drama Cast, Pep Club, Majorette Co-Captian, Twirl- ing Club, All-City Majorette, Flower Girl. Teacher Assistant. KELLY FISHER: Clabber Club, Vol- leyball Club, Motorcycle Club. JANICE FLEMING: PATRICIA FLENER: Teacher As- sistant, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Track, MIRROR Staff, Orchestra, French Club, Girls Sports Club, FCA. GENE FLICK: NHS, NJHS, NFL President, Student Council, Student Advisory Committee, Teacher As- sistant, Drama Cast, Debate Team Co-Captain, Speech Team President, Civitas Romas Treasurer, Hobbies Club Treasurer, NFL Club, Boys State Representative,. JEFFERSON FLOYD: Hobbycraft Club, Printers Devils. SHEILA FOGLE: NJHS, PISA, Teacher Assistant, Drama Crew, Mat Maids, ARF, OEA, FBLA, Flower Girl. MARY FOLZ: DELINDA FOSSE: NHS. NJHS, NFL, Girls Cabinet, Varsity Track, Speech Team, Band, Orchestra, All-City Band, All-City Orchestra, ARF, Pep Club, Teacher Assistant. MIKE FRANCIS: Teacher Assistant, Varsity Football. DEBORAH FREELS: JOSEPH FULKERSON: Volleyball Club. EMMITT FUTRELL: ANGELA GAGE: KATHLEEN GALLAGHER: WAYNE GANDER: NATALIE GARIBAY: PISA, Central Committee, Student Council, Home- room Representative, Student Ad- visory Committee, Teacher Assist- ant, Mat Maids President, MIRROR Staff, Drama Crew, Spanish Club, Volleyball Club, Human Relations Club, Pep Club, ReHections Staff. DOUGLAS GARRETT, JR.: GARY GARRISON: Varsity Football, Football Club. JACKY GATEWOOD: KIMBERLY GAUER: Seniors Rene Groben, Tom Weber and Mary Young took first place honors at the annual Tri-State High School Art Show. Page Ninety-three LAURA GIBSON: VENITA GIBSON: TRACY GILLEY: Teacher Assistant, Track Manager, Drama Cast, FFA. LORI GOEBEL: Teacher Assistant, Mat Maids, Drama Crew, Latin Club. FBLA. JANE GOEDDE: NHS, NJHS, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Treasurer, Central Committee, Varsity Basket- ball Captain, Basketball Kiwanis Award, MIRROR Staff, Reflections Staff, Girls Sports Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. ROBIN GOEN: NHS, NJHS Vice- President. Sophomore Class Secret- ary, Junior Class Treasurer, PTSA, Central Committee, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Varsity Gymnastics, Reserve Cheerleader, Volleyball Manager, Track Manager, Ball Girl, Track Statistician, MIR- ROR Staff, Reflections Staff, Girls State. Flower Girl, Pep Club. CUTEE GOSTLEY: NHS, NJHS, Thespians Clerk. PTSA, Central Committee. Student Council, Home- room Representative, Gym Leader, Varsity Track, Mat Maids, MIRROR Staff, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, OEA, Pep Club. GREG GOTT: Frosh Football, Clab- ber Club. KENDRA GOWER: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Concert Choir, Pep Club, Needlework Club, Quilting Club, Health Occupations Club Treasurer. KIM GOWER: Girls Cabinet, Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant, Gym Leader, Majorette Captain, Twirling Club, Health Occupations Club Par- liamentarian. ALAN GRAMMER: Varsity Base- ball, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Wrestling, IHSAA Wresling Final- ist, Varsity Cheerleader. SAM GRAYSON: NJHS, -Varsity Football, Frosh Track, MIRROR Staff, Football Club, Teacher Assist- ant. MICHAEL GREENLEY: KIM GREGORY: Drama Crew. ARF. Pm Getting Married Club, Mime Troupe. JEFF GRESHAM: Photography Club. Aeronautics Club. GLORIA GRISHAM: RENE GROBEN: Teacher Assistant. Mat Maids, Spectrum Club, Prest- dent, Clabber Club, Photography Page Ninety-four Club, High School Art Show Accept- ant. Drama Crew. SYLVIA GROENINGER: Thesplans, Teacher Assistant, Drama Cast, Mat Maids, Drama Crew, 'Hilltoppers Secretary-Treasurer, Spectrum Club President, Mime Troupe Club, Ger- man Club, Reitz Intramural Bowling League. ORLANDER GUEST: Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Drama Cast, Basketball Club, Latin Club, Football Club. JANE GUETLING: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Library Assistant, Art Club, Clabber Club, Spectrum Club, Photography Club. FREDERICK HASS: LEE ANN HAERER: KEVIN HAHN: NHS, NJHS, NFL, Thespians Treasurer, Teachers As- sistant, Mascot, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Debate Team, Speech Team, Band. Mime Troupe Treasurer, Latin Club. Clabber Club. TERRI HAHN: NJHS, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Golf, Weller Golf Award Winner, MIRROR Staff. Pep Club Vice-President, Youth Appre- ciation Representative. CURTIS HALL: DARLA HALL: Clabber Club. JULIE HAM: Quill and Scroll Treas- urer. PTSA, Central Committee, Student Council. Homeroom Repre- sentative, Teacher Assistant, MIR- ROR Staff, MIRROR Business Man- ager, Drama Crew, Twirling Club. Pep Club Secretary, Flower Girl, Reflections Staff, Reflections Section Editor. CARLA HANKINS: NJHS, Central Committee, Office Assistant, Teach- er Assistant, Mat Maids Treasurer, Drama Crew, Flag Corp, Band Auxilary Unit Club, Spectrum Club Vice-President, Needlework Club, Quilting Club. RANDY HAPPE: Guitar Club. PENNY HARGETT: Teacher Assist- ant, Drama Cast, French Club President. DECA, Football and 8354 ketball Homecoming Court. KERRI HARP: NJHS, Girls Cabinet, Teacher Assistant. Vgrsity Volley- ball, Mat Maids, MIRROR Staff, FBLA. RANDY HARPER: SUSAN HARRIS: NHS Vice-Presi- dent, Thespians, PTSA, Girls Cabi- net, Student Council, Student Ad- visory Committee, Teacher Assist- ant. Gym Leader. Mat Maids, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Concert Choir. Hilltoppers. GAA, Pep Club, OEA, Football Homecoming Court, Flower Girl. KENT HARTMANN: NJHS, Office Assistant. Varsity Wrestling. SARA HARTMANN: NJHS, Quill and Scroll President, PTSA, Central 1 i .1 Li, U i , 9': Seniors J ean Ann Huff and J ane Goedde realize that their hoop won't fit in their locker, but it fits perfectly with boosting the school spirit. Committee. Teacher Assistant. Gym Loader. Track Statistician. Mascot. MIRROR Staff. MIRROR Special Event Co-Ordinator. Pep Club Sec- retary. ARF. Actors Workshop. Re- flcclions Staff. Youth Appreciation Representative. SHERYL HASSELBRINCK: STANLEY HASSELBRINCK: DEMITRI HASSELL: Varsity Bas- ketball. Basketball Club. Hunter Education Club. Dance Club. KEITH HAYES: Hunter Education Club. Clabber Club. Woods Club. MARK HEAD: NFL. Teacher As- sistant. Varsity Football. Reserve Baseball. Frosh Wrestling. Speech Team. Football Club. STEVE HEADLEY: Frosh Football. JEFF HENRY: Teacher Assistant. Varsity Football. Reserve Basket- ball. Football Club, Basketball Club. MIRROR Staff. MATTIE HENRY: Office Assistant. CAROL HICKS: Sewing Techniques Club. KEVIN HICKS: Teacher Assistant, Varsity Football. MIRROR Staff. Football Club. Latin Club. MELISSA HIGGINS: STEVE HILL: Varsity Football. Var- sity Track. Football Club. JOANNIE HOLLIS: Thespians. Cen- tral Committee. PTSA Executive Board. Student Council Treasurer. Homeroom Representative. Student Advisory Committee. Mat Maids. Drama Cast. Drama Crew. Concert Choir. Sounds of the Hill, All-City Choir. Hilltoppcrs. Flower Girl. CARMAN HOPKINS: Spanish Club. FFA. STEVE HOPPER: NJHS. Thespians. Fmsh Football. Drama Cast. Drama Crew. Concert Choir Business Man- ager. Sounds of the Hill. All-City Choir. DARYL HOPPLE: NHS. NJHS. NFL. PTSA Executive Board. Homeroom Representative. Teacher Assistant. Debate Team. Speech Team. Band President. DOUG HORNBROOK: NJHS. MIR- ROR Staff. Teacher Assistant, Re- scru Football. Football Club. Print- ers Devils. TERESA HORNE: ALLYN HORNICK: MARK HORSTKETTER: BYRON HORTON: FFA. DECA. Chess Club. STEVE HORTON: DECA. ANN HUDNALL: Office Assistant. ERIC HUFF: JEAN ANN HUFF: NJHS. PTSA. Girls Cabinet. Homeroom Repre- sentative. Teacher Assistant. Gym Leader. Drama Crew. Clabber Club. Needlework Club. German Club Secretary. JAE HUMSTON: NFL. Office As- sistant. Teacher Assistant. Drama Senior Kevin Hahn, after competing in the local High School Science Fair, won the honor of participating in the National Science Fair in Texas with his project on the effects of lead deposits. Crew. Mat Maids. Speech Team, OEA. JA. JANIE HURD: STEVE HYSLOP: German Club. KAREN ICE: NJHS. PTSA. Home- room Representative. Office Assist- ;ml. Drama Cast. Drama Crew. Concert Choir. Volleyball Club, I'm Getting Married Club, ARF. AARON IMEL: Drama Cast. Drama Crew, Concert Choir. Aeronautical Engineers Club. Meteorology Club, Astronomy Club. Chess Club. ROBIN IMEL: Yoga Club. WALTER INKENBRANDT: Indus- trial Arts Club. FFA. Reitz Bowling League. ROBIN ISONHOOD: NJHS. Thes- pians. Central Committee, Student Council. Gym Leader. Drama Cast. Drama Crew, Orchestra. FBLA, OEA Treasurer, Volleyball Club. RANDALL JAMES: Hunter Educat- ion Club. DAVID JENKINS: Printers Devils President. RICHARD JENKINS: e DANA JENNINGS: NHS, NJHS. Girls Cabinet. Student Council. Mat Maids, Drama Crew, Majorette. Marching Auxliary Units Club. DAVID JEWELLz' STEVEN JEWELL: SHERRIE JOHNSON: Teacher As- sistant. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Track. Girls Basketball Club. TERRI JOHNSON: Office Assistant. Teacher Assistant. Panther Dancers. Girls Sports Club. Dance Club. SUSAN JUDD: Library Assistant. Yoga Club. MICHAEL KAPPERT: Hub. RICHARD KARNS: Drama Crew. Phnlugraphy Club. Chess Club. T and I Club. LANA KEMPER: JULIE KENNEDY: BRIAN KETTINGER: DUANE KILLIAN: Reserve Football. Frosh Wrestling. Drama Crew. T and I Club. Motorcycle Club. Chess Club. DANNY KINDER: Varsity Football. Football Club. BENJAMIN KING: Hunter Educat- ion Club. DEBRA KIRCHOFF: Office Assist- ant. Library Assistant. Basketball Manager. Band. Flag Corp. ARF. Band Auxilary Unit Club. Volleyball Page Nincly-fivc DIANE KISSINGER: NHS, NJHS, NFL, Thespians, PTSA, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Mat Maids, Drama Crew, Speech Team, German Club Secretary, JA, Clabber Club, Central Committee. CHRISTINE KLUEG: Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Clabber Club, Needlework Club, Art Club. DANIEL KNIGHT: Varsity Track, Football Manager, Printers Devils. FLOYD KOCH: Varsity Football. Reserve Wrestling. Football Club. SCOTT KOESTER: Teacher Assist- ant, PTSA Vice-President, Band. Orchestra, Chess Club. Clabber Club, Music Club. JIM KOEWLER: NHS, NJHS, NFL Vice-President. Drama Crew. De- bate Team Captain, Speech Team 'Vice-President. Band, German Club. NANCY KOHLMEYER: Thespians, NHS, NJHS, PTSA. Central Com- mittee. Student Cnuncil. Homeroom Representative, Drama Crew, Orch- estra, All-City Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, Pep Club, Latin Club, JA. DAVID KRACK: SCOTT KRAMER: Teacher Assist- ant. Volleyball Club. Clabber Club, Chess Club. Hobbies Club. KENT KRAMER: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Clabber Club, Spectrum Club, Printers Devils. THERESA KUHN: REBECCA KULENKAMP: PTSA, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Track, Varsity Volleyball, Mat Maids, OEA, Drama Crew, Band, Volleyball Club, Girls Sports Club. KEN LANG: Reserve Football, Frosh Track, Frosh Wrestling, MIRROR Staff, Printers Devils, Hobbies Club. JULIE LANTAFF: NHS, NJHS, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Central Com- mittee, Girls Cabinet, Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Tennis, MIRROR Staff, Re- flections Editor, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, German Club Historian, Pep Club. Photography Club, OEA. LAURIE LATHAM: Freshman Class Secretary, Girls Cabinet, Student Council President, Student Advisory Committee. Teacher Assistant, Gym Leader, Varsity Track. Reserve Vol- leyball. Mat Maids, MIRROR Staff, Reflections Staff, Drama Crew, Pep Club, Basketball Homecoming Court. MIKE LEDBETTER: Quill and Scroll, Frosh Basketball, Baseball Statistician, MIRROR Staff, Drama Cast. Volleyball Club, Clabber Club, Pfinters Devils, Soccer Club. Seniors Robin Goen and Lisa Batteiger were selected to represent Reitz at Hoosier Girls State. Page Ninety-six MIKE LEFLER: Library Assistant, Clabber Club, Volleyball Club, Sing- A-Long Club, Reitz Bowling League. BOB LEHMAN: Volleyball Club, Motorcycle Club. TIM LEROY: JERRY LEWIS: Exploring Club President, Motorcycle Club, Volley- ball Club. HOLLY LICHTENBERGER: NHS, NJHS, Thespians, PTSA, Teacher Assistant, ARF, Drama Crew, Drama Cast, Concert Choir, Sounds of the Hill, All-City Choir, All-State Choir. DOUG LINDENBERG: Freshman Class Treasurer. Central Committee, Student Council, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Gym Leader, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, German Club Presi- dent, Teacher Assistant. RAND! LITTLE: PTSA, Teacher Assistant, Clabber Club, FFA. REGINA LIVAS: Volleyball Club, Panther Dancers. TERRI LOEHRLEIN: NHS, NJHS, Drama Crew, Orchestra. All-City Orchestra, Astronomy Club Secret- ary-Treasurer, Pep Club. LINDA LOGEL: Office Assistant. Mat Maids. Volleyball Club. Spanish Club. Clabber Club. MORGAN LOVELL: Frosh Cross Country. Gernmn Chub. Clabber Club. Exploring Club, Volleyball Hub. KARLA LUDWIG: NJHS, Senior Class Secretary. Thespians, PTSA. Central Comminec. Siudcnt Council. Hnmcrnom Ropz'cscmaiixe. Teacher AvimmL hym Leader, Reflections Staff. Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Flag Corp. German Club Vice-Pres- ident, Pep Club, OEA. DOYNEANN LUPFER: Teacher As- sistant, Drama Crew, Red Cross Youth Club Vice-President, Pm Get- ting Married Club. BRAD MABERN: KIM MACKEY: Pep Club, Mat Maids. SHAWN MADDED: NHS, NJHS, Homeroom Representative, Varsity Track, Reserve Tennis, Varsity Vol- leyball, Astronomy Club, Pep Club, FBLA, Volleyball Club. JERI MARTIN: Teacher Assistant, Reserve Volleyball, Typing Club, Pm Getting Married Club. MICHELLE MARTING: NHS, Thes- pians, NJHS, PTSA, Central Com- mittee, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, Mat Maids, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Reflections Staff, German Club President, Pep Club, Flower Girl. TiMOTHY MAYNARD: VICKI MCBRIDE: Mat Maids, Pm Getting Married Club. LYDIA MCCAFFRY: Thespians, Central Committee, Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant, MIRROR Staff, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Concert Choir President, Re- flections Staff, Sounds of the Hill, All-City Choir, Twirling Club, Back- gammon Club, OEA Vice-President, Flower Girl. BRENDA MCCLARNEY: Office As- sistant, Reserve Volleyball, Yoga Club. Clabber Club, Spectrum Club, Photography Club. KELLY MCCLURE: at Carmel: Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Wrestling, 200 Club, 400 Club. BILL MCCULLOUGH: Varsity Wrestling, German Club. STACY MCCUTCHAN: Central Committee, Girls Cabinet, Student Council, Office Assistant, Varsity Track, Drama Crew, French Club Secretary, Typing Club. BECKY MCGEHEE: Varsity Bas- ketball, FFA, Girls Sports Club. KAREN MICHEL: MICHAEL MILLER: Hobbies Club, FBLA, Teacher Assistant. RON MILLER: Frosh Basketball, Reserve Baseball. MIRROR Staff, Reflections Staff, Basketball Club, Uno Club, Guitar Club. CHARLES MITZ: DOUG MOLINET: Varsity Baseball, Chess Club, Motorcycle Club, Hun- ter Education Club. Uno Club. MARK MOORE: NHS, Teacher Assistant, Band. All-City Band, In- strumental Music Club. TERRI MOORE: Mat Maids. Drama Crew, Band, FHA, FBLA. ROSE MARY MORRIS: Volleyball Club. KEITH MORROW: KEITH MOSBY: Biking Club, V01- leyball Club. STEVE MOSS: JOYCE MOUNTS: Central Commit- tee. Teacher Assistant, Drama Crew, Band. Flag Corp Co-Captain, Rifle Corp, OEA, Needlework Club, Aux- ilary Units Club. KAREN MUEHLBAUER: NHS. Girls Cabinet, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Student Council, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Track, Drama Crew, MIRROR Staff, Reflections Staff, OEA Secretary, Pep Club, Bridge Club. Football Homecoming Court. KEVIN MURRAY: Varsity Wrestl- ing. Motorcycle Club. RICK MYERS: NJHS, Varsity Foot- ball. Reserve Baseball, Drama Cast, Concert Choir, Sounds of the Hill, Football Club. LARRY NALL: NJHS, President, Varsity Basketball Captain, Varsity Baseball, Basketball Club, Morp Court. KRIS NAU: NJHS, Offlce Assistant, Reserve Track, Mat Maids, Drama Crew, Hilltoppers, FBLA, OEA Sec- retary, Pep Club. TAMARA NEAL: DANIEL NEISEN: Homeroom Rep- resentative. JEFF NORRICK: SHAWN OGLESBY: SHERRI OeRlSKY: Teacher Assist- ant. Mat Maids, DECA, FBLA. SHERRI OSCHMAN: Mat Maids, MIRROR Staff, MIRROR Page Edit- or, OEA. Bridge, DECA, Pep Club, ReHections Staff. CARLA OXLEY: PISA, Reserve Track, Mat Maids, DECA, Uno Club, Pep Club, Bridge. LISA PAGE: Office Assistant, Uno Club. Red Cross Youth Club. GARY PAGE: Volleyball Club. WILLIAM PAINTER: DARRELL PALMER: PISA, Teach- er Assistant, Clabber Club. JOEL PARKER: NANCY PATTON: NHS, NJHS, Girls Cabinet, Student Council, Var- sity Gymnastics, Frosh Cheerleader, Reserve Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Bat Girl, Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, All-State Orch- estra, Basketball Homecoming Court. JOHN PEASE: Reserve Wrestling. GEORGE PEAUGH: Band, Hobbies Club, FFA. BRIAN PECKENPAUGH: JOE PEAK: NJHS, Varsity Wrest- ling, German Club, Written Expres- sion Club. TEENA PENDLEY: PTSA, Central Committee, Student Council, Home- room Representative, Varsity Track, MIRROR Staff, Rifle Corp, OEA, GAA, Pep Club, Red Cross Youth Club, FHA. CHUCK PERRY: My Senior Mike Schultz realizes that offering a seat to a senior co-ed can result in a lengthy problem. Page Ninety-seven PHYLLIS PETERS: NJHS, Concert Choir. ED PHILLIPS: Varsity Football, Frosh Golf, Frosh Wrestling, Foot- ball Club. CHERYL PLUMLEE: Uno Club, FFA. SHERRILL POILES: Varsity Track, Red Cross Youth Club, FHA, GAA, FBLA. VICKIE POPE: Human Relation Club. GREG PRESKE: NJHS, Orchestra, Band, All-City Band, Astronomy Club. Chess Club. TAMMY PRYOR: DECA, FBLA. Volleyball Club. Needlework Club. KIMBERLY QUIRK: Offlce Assist- ant. Teacher Assistant. Photography Club, Biking Club, I'm Getting Married Club. ARF. JOHN REA: MARLA REISING: Student Council, Majorette. EMILY REISINGER: NHS, NJHS Secretary. NFL Secretary. Thes- pians. Girls Cabinet. Student Coun- cil. Drama Crew. Speech Team, Band. Orchestra. All-City Band. All-City Orchestra. Pep Club, ARF. KATHY REYNOLDS: DECA, FBLA. Photography Club. Y Teens. GRETCHEN RICE: NHS. NFL, Thespians. Student Advisory Com- mittee. Office Assistant. Teacher Assistant. Mat Maids, Drama Cast, Drama Crew. Speech Team. Pep Club. JENNY RICHTER: Office Assistant. Teacher Assistant, MIRROR Staff. Drama Cast. Drama Crew. FFA, OEA. Fm Getting Married Club. KARLA RICKARD: Girls Cabinet. Teacher Assistant, Varsity Gym- nastics. MIRROR Staff. FBLA His- torian. CONITA RICKETTS: Student Ad- visory Committee. Office Assistant. Volleyball Club. JAMES RIDDLE: JIM RINEY: NFL, Thespians, Teacher Assistant. Reserve Track. Drama Cast. Drama Crew, Speech Team, Rifle Corp. Sing-A-Long Club. Actors Workshop. Mime Troupe. SCOTT RIPPY: NJHS, Teacher As- sistant. Varsity Wrestling Co-Cap- tain. Soccer Co-Captain. MIRROR Staff. Wrestling Club. JOHN RITTER: Teacher Assistant. Page Ninety-cight Frosh Football. Reserve Wrestling, Wrestling Club, Football Club. Printers Devils. LENORA ROBBINS: NHS. NJHS. Drama Cast, Orchestra, FHA Sec- retary. Pep Club, Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer. LAURIE ROBERTSON: Offlce As- sistant, Think Thin Club President, Sing-A-Long Club. Yoga Club. AUSTIN ROBINSON: KATHY ROEHR: NHS, NJHS. Quill and Scroll, PISA. Girls Cabinet, Student Council. Homeroom Repre- sentative. Gym Leader, Frosh Cheerleader, Reserve Cheerleader, MIRROR Staff. MIRROR Page Edit- or. Pep Club Vice-President, OEA Historian, Cheerleaders Club, Tri- State Boat and Sport Show Repre- sentative, Flower Girl. CHRIS RUPP: Frosh Football, Re- serve Basketball. DIANA RUSSELL: MARK RUTLEDGE: MIRROR Staff. Backgammon Club, High School Art Show Acceptant. SCOTT SANDER: DEBBIE SANDERS: PAULA SANDS: NJHS, Teacher Assistant. Reserve Track. Mat Maids. Drama Crew. Hilltoppers, Photography Club. Spanish Club, French Club Vice-President. KELLY SARTORE: NJHS, Central Committee. Student Council, Office Assistant, Flag Corp, FBLA. FFA. BARB SCHAEFER: LORI SCHAUSS: NHS. Central Committee, Girls Cabinet. Teacher Assistant, Reserve Tennis, Drama Cast. Band. Concert Choir, Sounds of the Hill. All-City Band, All-City Choir. German Club. Pep Club. Flower Girl. CINDY SCHEIBLE: NHS. NJHS. Thespians. Mat Maids, Drama Cast. Drama Crew. Flag Corp Captain, Pep Club. Instructional Media Club, Photography Club, Winter Guard, Flower Girl. MARTHA SCHMADEL: Teacher Assistant. Band, German Club. MARK SCHMITT: FBLA. PEGGY SCHNARR: Teacher Assist- ant. Gym Leader. OEA. JULIE SCHNEIDER: NJHS, FBLA Secretary. OEA. Typing Club. Lab Assistant. MARY JANE SCHNEIDER: NHS. NJHS, Thespians. Drama Crew. Orchestra. All-City Orchestra. Ger- man Club, Latin Club. ARF. Pep Club, Mat Maids. MICK SCHNELL: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Football, Varsity Senior girls display homeroom pride by indicating that their homeroom is number one. Basketball, Varsity Baseball. Frosh Track, Latin Club. FCA, MIRROR Staff. MIKE SCHULTZ: Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Football Club, Basketball Club. DON SCOTT: NJHS, Homeroom Representative. Clabber Club, Hun- ter Education Club, Wrestling Club. TONIE SHERMAN: CURTIS SHIRLEY: NHS, NJHS, Frosh Football, Varsity Golf. Band Lieutenant, Orchestra. Assistant Drum Major, All-City Band. All-City Orchestra. LISA SIMIVIONS: SETH SIMPSON: Thespians. Cen- tral Commitee, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Student Advisory Com- mittee, Teacher Assistant. Library Assistant, Drama Crew. FBLA. Pep Club, Campus Life Club. MONICA SLAUGHTER: Creative Writing Club. CORY SMITH: ERIC SMITH: LEE ANN SMITH: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, FFA. PETER SMITH: SHIRLEY SMITH: Girls Cabinet, Frosh Cheerleader. Drama Cast, .Volleyball Club. Cheerleader Club. ELAINE SPAIN: Mat Maids, MIR- Seniors Sherri Spradley shows that she has artistic ability as well as those attributes necessary to be named Football Homecoming Queen. ROR Staff. Drama Crew, Hilltoppers Business Manager, OEA President, Spanish Club. FBLA, Homeroom Representative. Teacher Assistant, Student Council, Typing Club. FRANK SPAIN: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Football, Frosh Basketball. Varsity Track, Football Club. ROD SPALDING: Homeroom Rep- resentative, Teacher Assistant, Vol- leyball Club, Photography Club, Chess Club. DECA. SANDY SPEARS: MIKE SPILLMAN: SHERRI SPARDLEY: Mat Maids. Spectrum Club Secretary. DECA, Pep Club, Yoga Club, Flower Girl, Office Assistant, Football Home- coming Court. MARK SPRINGER: Teacher Assist- ant, Varsity Football, Frosh Basket- ball. Varsity Baseball, Football Club, Latin Club. MELANIE STAGG: Band, Volleyball Club. ARF. Biking Club, Spectrum Club. MARCIA STATON: SCOTT ST CLAIR: NJHS, Reserve Golf, Soccer. Basketball Statistician, Drama Cast, Concert Choir, Volley- ball Club, Clabber Club. TIM STEPHENSON: NJHS, Teacher Assistant, FBLA. Speech Team, ARF, Drama Crew. TERRI STEWART: Homeroom Rep- resentative, Office Assistant, Teach- er Assistant, Gymnastics Manager, Mat Maids, MIRROR Staff, Band, Flag Corp. Pep Club, Twirling Club, DECA. DEDRA STOCK: NHS, Teacher Assistant. Spectrum Club Treasurer, Needlepoint Club, Quilting Club. MICHAEL STOFFS: RONALD STOKES: SAM STONE: NJHS, Varsity Golf, Clabber Club, Volleyball Club. CINDY STONECIPHER: STEVE STURGES: Student Council, Teacher Assistant, Varsity Football, MIRROR Staff, Football Club. TIM SWINDELL: Office Assistant, Volleyball Club, Guitar Club. CHARLES TABOR, JR.: KEVAN TALLEY: NHS, NJHS, NFL, Varsity Football, Speech Team, Reserve Wrestling, Concert Choir, Football Club. CINDY TAYLOR: NHS, NJHS, NFL, Girls Cabinet, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Student Council, Varsity Golf. Reserve Tennis, Bat Girl, Drama Cast, Drama Crew, Speech Team, ARF. Pep Club President, Basketball Homecoming Court. BARBARA TENHUMBERG: DANIEL THOMAS: Varsity Wrest- ling, Wrestling Club. ELIZABETH THOMPSON: Student Council. Quilting Club. JONI THOMPSON: MILLIE TITZER: NJHS, Student Advisory Committee, Mat Maids, Drama Crew, FBLA. SCOTT TOELLE: NJHS, Teacher Assistant. Varsity Football. Varsity Track. Concert Choir, Football Club. TRAVIS TOMES: Motorcycle Club, Hobbies Club. DANA TRAINER: Varsity Track, Band, All-City Band, Latin Club, OEA. DONNA TRAUTVETTER: NHS, NJHS, Central Committee. Teacher Assistant. Band. Orchestra. Major- ette. All-City Band. OEA. Pep Band. THERESA TRIGGS: JACK TROUT: JAMES TRUE: LISA TURPIN: Red Cross Youth Club. Volleyball Club. TOM TURPIN: NFL. PTSA, Teacher Assistant. Frosh Football, Varsity Page Ninety-nine Track, Football Manager, MIRROR Staff, Drama Crew, Speech Team, Band, Football Club. NFL Club, Student Advisory Committee. MIKE TYLER: Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Concert Choir. Volleyball Club. Motorcycle Club. JULIA TYREE: BRIAN UHDE: NHS. Drama Crew, Band. Orchestra, All-City Band, All-City Orchestra. German Club, ARF. Pep Band. DON VANDERKOOY: Club. KRIS VANWINKLE: NHS. Central Committee. Student Council. Home- room Representative. Mat Maids, MIRROR Staff. MIRROR Page Edit- or. OEA. Pep Club. DEVIN VAUGHT: KYLE VAUGHT: DARRELL VEACH: Varsity Golf. FFA Reporter. LESLIE VOWELLS: ARF. Drama Crew. Thespians. Mime Troupe. BRENDA WADE: Teacher Assist- ant. Flag Corp Captain. ARF. OEA. Auxilary Units Club. MICHAEL WALKER: SARAH WALTZ: NHS. NJHS. Var- sity Track. Drama Cast. Drama Crow. Band, Concert Choir. Music Appreciation Club. Latin Club. OEA. Pep Band. Basketball Homecoming Court. Sounds of the Hill. AlI-City Band. All-City Orchestra. All-City Choir. LISA WAMBACH: Teacher Assist- ant. Mat Maids. Orchestra. Latin Club. Typing Club. Music Appreci- ation Club. Hobbies Club. TINA WARGEL: NHS. PTSA, Girls Cabinet. Office Assistant. Varsity Gymnastics. Frosh Cheerleader. Re- serve Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer- leader. Mal Maids. Bat Girl. OEA. MARK WATERMAN: Chess Club. Clabber Club. CHRIS WATHEN: NJHS. Teacher Assistant. FFA President. JAYNE WEATHERHOLT: NHS President, NJHS. Quill and Scroll. Senior Class President. Junior Class Secretary. PTSA Executive Board, Girls Cabinet. Homeroom Repre- sentative. Varsity Track. Volleyball Manager. MIRROR Staff. Band. Orchestra. FFA Secretary. Reflect- ions Editor. DAR Winner. DAN WEBER: Teacher Assistant, Clabber Page One Hundred MIRROR Staff. German Club Treas- urer, Printers Devils. Reflections Staff. TOM WEBER: NHS. Teacher As- sistant, Varsity Football. Varsity Track. MIRROR Staff. Reflections Section Editor. Printers Devils. KEITH WEESE: JANET WEISLING: NJHS. Girls Cabinet. Homeroom Representative. Teacher Assistant. Varsity Gym- nastics. Hilltoppers Choreographer. Red Cross Youth Club. Clabber Club. French Club. BILL WEISS: DECA. KIM WELCH: FFA. BRIAN WELLS: Varsity Track. Con- cert Choir. SAM WELMAN, JR.: STAN WERNE: NFL. Drama Crew, Debate Team. Speech Team. PEGGY WEST: NHS. NJHS. Teach- er Assistant. Drama Crew. Band. Rifle Corp Captain. All-City Band. Winter Guard. CHUCK WESTON: NHS, NJHS. Senior Class Vicc-President. Student Council. Homeroom Representative. Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Baseball. Band, Orchestra. Football Club. Basketball Club. CHERYL WHEATLEY: TERESA WHITE: Office Assistant. Creative Writing Club. GENE WHORL: Quill and Scroll, Sophomore Class President. PTSA. Central Committee. Student Council. Homeroom Representative, Teacher Assistant. Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. MIRROR Staff. MIRROR Page Editdr. Drama Cast. Speech Team. Latin Club. Frosh Basketball. Basketball Club. Football Club. ROSE WILCOX: WALTER WILDT: Clabber Club. KAY WILKINS: NJHS. Thespians Secretary. Office Assistant. Teacher Assistant, Varsity Gymnastics. Bas- ketball Manager. ARF Secretary. Drama Cast. Drama Crew, Mime Troupe Secretary. KIRK WILLIAMS: Quill and Scroll Vicc-President. Teacher Assistant. Frosh Baseball. Varsity Golf. MIR- ROR Staff. MIRROR Editor. Drama Cast. Drama Crew. Reflections Sec- tion Editor. German Club. Back- gamon Club President. TERESA WILSON: Homeroom Rep- resentative. Band. UnO Club. GAA. Clabber Club. Volleyball Club. HERBERT WINCHESTER: RAY WINDERS: SCHERI WINTERS: Teacher Assist- ant. Varsity Track. Band. Red Cross Youth Club, Yoga Club, Fm Getting Marricd Club. FHA. JULIE WITHERSPOON: Student Advisory Committee. Teacher As- sistant. Varsity Girls Football. RC- scrvc Basketball. Varsity Track. Rcscrvc Tennis. Mat Maids, Printers Devils Secretary. Chess Club. Girls Sports Club. Photography Club. Lab Assistant. Gym Leader. GEOFF WOOD: Student Council. Homeroom Representative Drama Cast. Drama Crew. Thespians. Con- cert Choir. Sounds of the Hill. AIl-City Choir. Clabber Club. Sing- A-Long Club. SUSAN WOODS: LEONARD WOODWARD: KAY WRIGHT: REGINA WRIGHT: Red Cross Youth Club. MXRY YOUNG: DECA. Spectrum Club. BRYAN ZELLER: Gym Leader. Var- sity Basketball. Basketball Club. Seniors winning special awards and being named to honor groups after the senior section deadline include: QUILL AND SCROLL: Karla Ludwig, Robin Goen, Lydia McCaffry, Lisa Batteiger, Kris VanWinkle, Dan Weber, Darlena Cato, Michelle Marting and Scott Rippy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Karla Ludwig, Jane Goedde, Kim Fischer, Ron Brown, Terri Hahn, James Riney, Robin Isonhood, Lydia McCaffry, Debra Collier, Sara Hartmann, Kim Gower, Tracey Carr, Kirk Williams, Larry Nall, Marla Reising, Donna Trautvetter, Peggy West, Sabrina Cox, Kay Wilkins, Hubert Davis, Mick Schnell and Steve Hopper. Grandma, Grandpa and Tracey Carr know that the best food is at: 1801 W. FRANKLIN STREET 423-6204 Home of Reitz Bowling League Carr's Page One Hundred Two Place F RANKLIN LANES Bowling at its Best .' STATE FARM FUR INSURANCE CALL Bertha E. Becker 2019 W. Franklin 424-4372 Likeagoodneighbor. State Farm isthete. State Farm Insurance Companjes. Home Offices: Bloomington, Illmons The Heldt 8. Voelker Company, Inc Hardware ' Field and Garden Seed ' Fertilizer Field Fence ' 2100-2102 W. F ranklin Street Evansville, Indiana Phone 422-2052 Compliments of Evansville, Indiana 47712 Bernardin, Inc. Phone 422-3679 Compliments of: Johnson Carroll Griffith Doug Hornbrook and Jan Carr admire the beautiful nosegay at: Attorneys at Law The Bouquet Shoppe 3017 Broadway Phone 422-2062 Page One Hundred Three The Reflections advertising Staff takes five before hitting the streets in search of more ads. h Members, from left are, Terri Stewart, Julie Ham, Kathy Roehr, David Albin, and Robin Goen. t In additions to the commercial advertisers, the Ad Staff wishes to thank the following individual H and business patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Goen Dick and Georgia Hartmann M. D. Branson D.D.S. Harlan and Judy Batteiger Ron and Sue Ham Nancy Owens Arts and Crafts Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Gower Marvin and Patty Buente Tepool Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gostley Billts Plumbing Service Mr. and Mrs. Galen Henry Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Carr BreakfastOptimist Club Automatic Comforts, Inc. John Paul Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bromm Mr. and Mrs. Butch Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Bill lgleheart Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Qualls Dr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roehr Reitz PTSA Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams E t Page One Hundred Four JAn L0 ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 50 HAIR DESIGNERS 9 Lo Town Center Mall East Plaza Drive 406 Diamond Ave , East Side 423'5423 476-1962 24: SOUTH BARKER AVENUE EVANSVILLE. INDIANA 477l2 West Side OPEN MON-Fm 91489994232307 2903 Mt. Vernon Ave 8AM-9PM DEL SOUTHWOOD 426-1788 SAT 8AMT02PM PRESIDENT RES 4249863 IHERUGIRS 100K..00 YUUHAVEIN Bockelman 93 Restaurant The Finest In Chicken Steaks Seafood Phone 9639309 4001 Big Cynthiana Rd. Private Party: Wedding Receptions Page One Hundred Five CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '79 THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR YOU GIVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT BEST WISHES FROM YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Raberk APPLIANCE MART 2814 MT' VERNON AVENUE 425-3356 FATS PA TH ' 4226'56 ZUBER 6 .0 . offering that perfect 53:: izroztzgizafsiig? Radio and T.V. o . complete selection of Yarns silk flowers, and 'Cfewel $17 decorating para- 'EmbrOldgry C i 7 phemalia. Major 'Needlepomt Credit Cards 6555:3533: for needle w'eZving Two Way Radio and Scanner 'Counted Cross Stitch Expert Repair Service I Motorola Zenith . Sally's Kim 1916 w. Franklin 51. Shop II8 N. 6+.Joe PRINTING INC. 104 S. Heidelbach Evansville, Indiana 47713 Telephone 78127 422-6676 Page One Hundred Seven When it comes down to taking care of business, the Student Council officers didn't monkey around. Top row, Lisa Batteiger, Laurie Latham, center Dieatra Blackburn, and J oannie Hollis. Page One Hundred Eight Tammy Pryor 850m Oschman Lisa Simmons Darla Hall Ronda Crowley Lisa Cardwell All of the seniors pictured have purchased VITvH ERHF'T' products for theirfuture home. VIT'H ER'HFT a modern dimension to meet today's cooking and nutritional needs. Exclusive products for the home. Also: Fine China Scimitar Cutlery Imported Crystal Oneide Flatware 2625 Stringtown Road VIT'H ER'HFT Sales I AGENCY. INC. 2'29 W. ILLINOIS STREET EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 422-1169 INSURANCE Dr. A. C. Stocker Dr. Larry Emhuff Dr. Robert Bromm Dr. Robert E. Gregg Dr. Donald W. Markee Optometrists Betty Hartman, Mamie Brooks, Louise Johann, Rick Van Bibber, Barbara Grabert, Doris McCown, Sharon Nelson, Gayle Campbell, and Debra Miller ALL OPTOMETRIC SERVICES INCLUDING CONTACT LENSES 2311 w. Franklin Street 425-5131 3914 N. First Avenue 426-2256 Page One Hundred Nine K ORES'SEL Wallpaper 6': Paint Custom Picture Framing Artist Supplies Fuller-O,Brien Paints 2201 W Franklin Street Evansville, IN 47712 Ph one 422-2901 Phone 425-6241 MT. VERNON a1 BARKER 31 YEARS SPECIALIZING IN ' Freshness CS Quality of Product ' Courtesy ' Service Page One Hundred Ten DEIG BROS. Lumber 8x Construction Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTING ElectricaI-Plumbing-Masonry-Carpentry Concrete-Painting 423-4201 - 423-8051 2804 1A1 St. Evansville, Indiana rug 1,, 1 e e e a gawniiisv SAVE ENERGY TODAY! SIGECO THE ENERGY COMPANY First Federal Savings 8- Loan Assn. Eastside Office 2028 Division St. Phone 477-1 581 Wcstside Office 2200 W. Franklin St. Phone 423-3196 Mt. Vernon Office 201 W Fourth Street Phone 838-6576 Congratulations Class of 379 Hollerbach Wafer Service Water Hauling for All Purposes Drinking water - Pool filling - Cistern cleaning 3201 Harmony Way -- Phone 425-5700 Page One Hundred Eleven Franklin Pastry Shop Congratulations Class of '79 Donuts Rolls - Cakes from the NUTS 1916 West Franklin Street Insurance Auto Home Business h W FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY SERVICE w PRESCRIPTIONS Brad Reitz Owner 8 Pharmacist Weekda s 9AM - 7PM Westsidem' 2301 W. FRANKLIN Real Estate Services 464-5991 BUYI'HQ'SGUI'HQ' 2129 W. Franklin Street Page One Hundred Twelve mean: will STEAKS SEAFOOD CHICKEN BANQUET ROOMS HO - 25m WEDDING RECEPTIONS BUSINESS MEETINGS PARTY'S, ETC 963-6000 if! Unique cleaners 2110 W. FRANKLIN STREET 424-9204 Although these Junior girls are sad to see the Seniors go, they are anxiously awaiting their turn to be the upperclassmen next year. Page One Hundred Thirteen $W E 5Mee 5W 5 Franklin Bowling Lanes 1805 West Franklin Street Evansville, Indiana 47712 Telephone 58125 423-5355 of quality parts and service by the mechanic staff at McCamish Garage. 615 E. Tennessee St. Phone 424-9238 McCamish Garage 11:4 7mm 4W ARC LANES Billiards, BoWling, and Dining athehral $lass 010.. lqc. ARTS 8L CRAFTS DIV. Stained Glass Windows for Churches Gives it 's best wishes to the Class Of 1 979 and past classes. Supplies, suncatchers, and classes. 2035 W. FRANKLIN EVANSVILLE, IND. 58125 425-3879 IS THE GIFT YOU GIVE Q'X EACH OTHER - $150-$5000. DOWNTOWN LAWNDALE ON ms SHOPPING NORJL'E'XOOK WALKWAY CENTER Page One Hundred Fifteen AGE HARDWARE STORES Hardware . Paints 0 Tools 0 Housewares 0 Electrical 0 Plumbing 8: Heating Supplies. Sporting Goods ACE IS THE PLACE WITH THE HELPFUL HARDWARE MAN WHERE TO FIND THEM ACE HARDWARE 8: GIFT CENTER AC E 708N SonntagAv --------- 422-5723 BIG G HOME SUPPLY CENTERS 421N StJosephAv -------- 425-2474 3901' BROADWAY EVANSVIllE', INDIANA. PHONE 422-341 1 Page One Hundred Sixteen Congratulations Class of '79 Charlie Wesselman 2177 W. Franklin Weinbach Shopping Center Ben Franklin Store 4 Chicken 4 4 Sandwiches 4 4 Shrimp 4 4 Fish 4 4 Ice Cream 4 Vk Fries 4 DRIVE THRU SERVICE OR INSIDE DINING COUNTRY SCHOOL 4511 First Avenue 2908 Mt. Vernon Avenue PAUL'S MEN 8. BOYS WEAR . ' l r-r V , M y t is . .I' , 147? ; m X. l $ . mwMC H Your West Side levi's Store 9 mem uonew and It's the perm that gives you instant styling with triple- conditioning action. It's curl with bounce-back body. It's hair that shines, and has that fabulous manageability that lasts-week after week. washing after washing. No more frizz. No more sets. No more blow-drying. Just Complete Line of Levi the greatest looks in town-instantly! We are making appointments now for Guys 'n Dolls. Shoes h Sportswear The French Quarter Beauty Salon 2802 Mt Vernon Ave. 464-9501 Private Area for Men 2303 W. Franklin Street New-- Auto Program Can Helen,S Fine FOOdS Save You Money For All Types of Insurance Auto, Motorcycle, Life, Boat Barbara :9 Gerald Kissel New Owners It's been our pleasure in the past to serve the Reit: athletic curl E. S'IOCkeI' teams and the students. Insurance Agency 2311 W. Franklin St. 424-9277 813 N St- JOSCPh BilIWhitehead Mark Peterson Page One Hundred Seventeen W335 RAJO'S m WM.- MM WEST SIDE SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS m mm H mmmmv eri'imuluimW- IEEEI. war M .r ,. - .. . s1 WWWWWWW Guns, Amm unition, Reloading Supplies PARTS FOR ALL CARS andHuntingEqurpment MON THRU FRI 8 AM - 7 PM SATURDAY 8 AM - 4 PM SUNDAY 11 AM - 3 PM 424-3561 E 24248 N GOVERNOR 422-6945 1 BLOCK NORTH OF DIAMOND AV CLOTHING-REPAIRING INTERNA TIONAL MEN 5 HAIR SIYLIST Markham INTERNA TlONAL HA lRS TYL 13 T Compxele Han Cave Centev 8y Appomvnem LARRY NICKENS CARLETYE TRAIL 2824 St. Joseph Avenue Evanswlle, Indiana 426-0894 I I Huff 4847 Plaza East Blvd Hair Factory 473-0245 Now at Two Locations 516 W. F ranklin St 424-8203 Page One Hundred Eighteen n a h 0 n r a C s .H In C d n O n O .m D 9 .m n O J 9 7 9 1 to; m C 8 n .m .w m m m C Page One Hundred Nineteen Congratulations '79 Grads :Ze MMJ mag Mn . . wlto cannot Le Aougltt; . wltode word i5 tlLeir onal; . wlzo put clmracter aAoue weaKtlt; . wllo paddedd opiniond and a wifli: . . wlzo do not Aeditate to taAe cltanced. . wllo wiz not fade tlzeir individuazitg in a crowd; . wlto wiff e ad Aonedt in anal? tllingd ad in great tlu'ngd; . wlw wszmaAe no compromide witl; wrong. . . . wltode amhtzom are not coanneal to tAezr own geaal; Jedired; . on WW not bag Meg do it HAecaude euergQalg eIQe Joed it. . wlw are true to tllel'r fhenab tA'rougll 9006! report anal euizreport, . in aduerditg a5 weffad in prodperitg. wlto 610 not Aegeue tltat Alzrewalnedd, cunning, ancl llarcllleaalealnedd are tile edt quaKitied Xor winning duccedd; . wllo are not adllamec! or az'aicl to dtancl zor- tlte trail; wlten it id unpopular, wllo can dag 6 no H witll empltaoid, aftllouglt aKftlte redt 0X tile world, aaga nga. H A'tltor uAnown Ernatfa SJPWIry $hnppv Ulde World Craftsmanship N orth Park Shopping Center Page One Hundred Twenty