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

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What A Difference Mr. Farmer Makes 'rZ 119W?! ywq i V : fffi . 9 ,;,W 1h w w; gJ, fpwm mm ingt 1e 1, w u w :atOA 5 1 $3 3.22 0 Ha Ha? Ma Mr. Farmer's got it! What's Mr. Farmer got?? If you've ever partici- pated on one of his basketball or track teams, or have had him for gym class, you know Mr. Farmer's got CLASS. Whether he's coach- ing in calisthenics, or just plain playing around, Mr. Farmer does it with a unique style of his own. Thanks, Mr. Farmer, you ve definite- ly made a difference in Reitz High School. Photo By Bill Allen

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What A Difference Artists Make . . . ,3; An exchange student from Denmark, Rikke Lyhne-Nielson watches as Mr. Hickrod works on an improvised easel. Carolyn Stone seems pleased with her progress. Successfully combining art and music, Gary Barr works on a portrait. Off the beaten track, but not without influ- ence, is the art department. The Reflections staff salutes Mr. Robert Schmitt, who de- signed the What a Difference! logo and the cover for the yearbook. Mr. William Hickrod, too, shares his talents willingly, shown here giving Kelly Ulrich pointers on her painting. Our lives are richer because of art, as ap- preciators, and certainly as artists, under the tutelage of Mr. Hickrod and Mr. Schmitt. tIn case you didn't know, Mr. Hickrod shoots a mean cross-bow. Ask him about it . . . t Quiet and classy - that's the art department! 107

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You're the Inspiration was the theme for the 1985 Basketball Homecoming which took place February 8. Miss Angela Will became the reigning monarch and Kyle Hormuth was crowned King. Juli Skinner and Eddie Happe were named Princess and Prince. Other mem- bers representing the senior class were Ann Fehn, Diane Goedde, Ann Braukhoff, and not pictured, Cheryl Peerman. Shawn Euler, John Cooper, Greg Hicks, and Mike Hobby com- pleted the court.