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

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Meeting in St. Louis were Jeanette Winiger, Missy Love, Second row: Brian DeVillez, Becky Grisham, Mari Combs, Lisa Petitjean. President Future Farmers of America has a very active chapter at school. For ex- ample, when most people were enjoy- ing a three day holiday when the first snow day happened on Valentine Day, FFA was at work. They were holding a retreat for officers. Advisor Mr. Meyerholtz, said, We try to have one big activity each month. He helps the club meet the goal of learning more about the agri- business locally and nationally. Two of the big activities to do that were the trip to St. Louis for the FFA national convention and the work with SI- GECO. SIGECO tried to tell the pub- lic of the amount of energy used in farming and the FFA helped to do so. Top left; Brad McVey, Jeff Alsop, Amy Wright, Mari Combs, tPresJ, Brian Devillez, Lisa Hold- er, Skip Lacer, Charo Schmitt. Center left, front row: Other members are Missy Love, Greta Hardin, Blake Elkins, Kristie Koewler, Jeanette Wingiger, Kendra Schnautz, Charo Schmitt, Kerry Eagan, Lisa Petitjean; Sec- ond row: Brian Kissinger, Becky Grisham, tVice-PresJ, Brian DeVillez, Jeff Alsop, Lori Koewler, Troy Happe, Skip Lacer. Bottom left. Officer initiation night saw Charo Schmitt, Lisa Petitjean tReporterL Kendra Schnautz tTreasurerL Jeanette Winiger tSecre- taryL Becky Grisharn, Lori Koewler tSentineD, and Greta Hardin share ceremonial candles.

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Varsity Front Row: Jane Mulherin, Amy Helfrich, Kendyl Albin. Second Row: Marylou Wilkerson, FKlrlitl Daughtery, Missy Martin, Kelli Talley, Missy Norman, Third Row: Holly Wade, Sherri 1c . Reserve Front Row: Susan Patton, Ann Mulherin, Lisa Elpers, Kristie Mossberger, Julian Julian, Jennifer Talley. Freshmen Front Row: Heather Wade, Tracey Trautvetter, Katy Wepfer Second Row: Karen Pe- trinik, Jane Weber. Shari Mossberger. Reitz high panthers cant be beat, Mater Dei Wildcats - DEAD MEAT! Cheerleaders perform dances in addition to cheers at pep assemblies. Go Big Blue The Reitz Varsity cheerleaders have had a very Productive and rewarding year. Prac- tice started as soon as school was dismissed last year. They practiced three days a week for an hour and a half each day until the first football game. The cheerleaders held a fund- raiser, selling ads for seat cushions to raise enough money to attend a summer camp. For being their first year at a camp the Reitz Cheerleaders exceled greatly by bringing home five first place ribbons and a spirit award. Since then, the Cheerleaders have brought home a second place trophy from a cheer competition at Eastland Mall. With the left over money from sales, the cheer- leaders have all received new uniforms. 55

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