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

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Section editors discuss layout designs for upcoming yearbook. 52 First Row: Editors Shae Travis and Angie VanZant; Second Row: Jodi Carnahan, Holly Wade, Kendyl Alvin, Amy Brown, Kelly Murphy; Third Row: Angela Brunson, Erica Choate; Fourth Row: Marcie Jessie, Kevin Rutledge, Jeff Thompson, Darrin Carnahan, Kristen Reid; Fifth Row: Mike Peerman, Mark Laubscher, Tim Neimier. Kevin Rutledge demonstrates the proper technique used for good photography. m,

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TRUE CONTRIBUTIONS Balloon Day was an event to help raise money for the Statue of Liberty. Student Council organized this day to honor Ms. Liberty. STUDENT COUNCIL HELPS COMMUNITY Under the leadership of President Bar- bara Bain, student council has been in- volved in numerous projects this year. On October 28, 1985, 800 balloons were launched from the bowl to represent Ms. Liberty on a city-wide fundraiser. The Thanksgiving can drive and the Toys for Tots projects were also planned by the council along with dances such as Foot- ball and Basketball Homecomings, Turnabout, and a singles dance. Other Student Council officers include Staci Fulton, Vice President, Rod Townsend, Secretary, and Steve Lythgoe, Treasurer. Through the efforts of students, many families had a much more joyous holiday season. This year's Student Council was sponsored by Mr. Freece and co-spon- sored by Mrs. Moore. FIRST ROW: Jenny Rainey Brad Toone, Staci Fulton, Shannon McCulley, Johnny Johann. SECOND ROW: Mr. Freece, Missy Norman, Dana Hochstetler, Amy Helfrich, and Kim Over- Holly Wade, Amy Helfrich, Julie Castleman, Christy Ingram, Barbera Barchet, Patty Kelley. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Moore, Chad Shahk, field hurriedly prepare decorations f0r the Home- Mary Minton, Buffy Baker, Debbie Wright, Amy Moore, Jennifer Seckinger, Lisa Joest. FOURTH ROW: Abby Snurpus, Wes Wllhtte, coming dance. Chris Cummings, Kristen McCill, Dominique Walker, Tommy Wright, John Snyder, Danica Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Dav1d WEISS, Quentin French, David Hale, Robert Wooslev. 51 I 1 gj i 1 I i g

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Summer Camp Pays Off . . . Darrin Carnahan spent many hours in the darkroom developing photographs for the yearbook and the newspaper. The compputer made printing the newspaper easier, quicker, and more fun. Pictured are Marcie Jessie and Dirk Julian. Mg Mr. Aurand . . . Mr. Aurand . . . MR. AUR- AND!!! I can't find the cheerleaders' layout . Has anyone seen the story about the teacher strike? Where's Shae and Angie? Across the Hall! Do you need me to go downtown and pick up the copy? Kris, there's a letter in the mirror mail box!! The next deadline is Thursday. Do you have your copy done? I need to go interview Mr. Higgs, Can I have the hall pass? Mr. Aurand, I found the cheer- leader layout! Just one minute inside room 204 during a journalism class brings this entire conversations to life, and it continues for the entire class period. Deadlines, features, news, copy, pictures, and layouts are words the jour- nalism staffs - both the newspaper, and the yearbook have come to know quite well. Under the guidance of Mr. Gene Aurand, the staffs have undergone many changes. Not only have they experienced the pressures, but also the fun of being a staff member. The newspaper - The Reitz Mirror e was led by Editor Kris- ten Reid, and produced papers with a new look, and a new attitude learned at a summer camp in Bloomington. A mirror mailbox for students was placed outside room 204, and ads were sold to students at Christmas and Valentines Day, all giving students a chance to voice their opin- ions and thoughts. Editors Shae Travis and Angie VanZant di- rected the REFLECTIONS staff in creating the yearbook. After teaching the staff what they learned during the summer at a yearbook work- shop, the editors let the staff go to work. After work was done e everyone escaped across the Hall to the pasteup room for practical jokes and laughter e and to let off a little of the pressure. But sooner or later, it was time to get busy again . . . Where's your copy? Oh Mr. Aur- and, I did it yesterday . . . I think . . . N e First Row: Todd DeWeese, Kendyl Albin, Mark Laubscher, MaryLour Wilkerson,- Sec- ond Row: Kim Rogers, Dawn Downey, Rick Davis; Third Row: Heather John, Julie Schultheis, Kristi Pfendere, Gina Foote, Donna Bolin, John Bailey, Editors Kris Reid and Rod Townsend; Fourth Row: Todd Johns, Darrin Carnahan.