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

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b3 QLWKWH W Students and faculty were greeted in 1984-85 with a multitude of changes. New schedules, middle schools, shortened lunch periods, additional require- ments for graduation - these were inspired by new state-mandated regula- tions. Others - a renovated gymnasium floor, a new public address system, banks of computers, a display case featuring a long-stored painting of FJ. Reitz; resurfaced parking lots, a tone that replaced the traditional bells, new band uniforms, returned faculty members, a new look for the yearbook - have combined to make this truly a year of changes. As with all changes, some were welcomed, and some took a bit of getting used to. In any case, one thing was indisputable: Things were different! Reflections salutes those changes and recognizes the many things that make a difference in the lives of students: friends, classmates, parents, administra- tors, teachers, counselors, secretaries, sports, organizations, activities, classes, and extracurricular activities. All join to provide a quality education - and what a difference an education makes! Reitz students accepted the challenge of change and e in the traditional spirit of winning that permeates the Hill - adjusted, grew, and graduated. Hoorah for change! What a difference!