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

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'Wmaf ! Senior girls show it's fun to clown around. At right, students show great excitement at the pep assembly in the Bowl.

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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.

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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