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

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tor Sonia Waters slaves over the computer Ch . E:;hoard trying to finish the index. anges In I This years' Reflections staff got off to an early start this year. The staff was chosen the first day of class and the yearbook was underway. This year, the Reflections staff was unique from any other staff. Page editors were a first for the Reflections staff this year. Certain people were in charge of the different sections in the yearbook whether it was academics, sports, organizations, or the album. The funding for this years' year- book came through advertisements and a budget given to the staff by the school. The big difference in this years' staff is that they were able to meet every deadline given to them, thus resulting in an award winning book. The yearbook one of the factors that keeps the pride alive at Reitz. by Stephanie Knapp I Many yearbook staff members attended workshops this year to help improve the yearbook. The 1986-87 Reitz Reflections staff hams it up for the camera. Front row: Carrie Garnett, Kirk ' i Sonia K ' h ' ll , S d : Cher l Holder, Marlene Vonderahe, Debbie Goetling, . . . . . Wraltger: E::ilsS::e:ySloe:rc:nCa:fev:, Julie 3Jlourdan, Kelly Siekmann, Kim Girten, Kim Ashley, Tony Semor Tony Nlemeier finishes one of the Niemeier, Stephanie Strieter, Kristin Toone, Third row: Stephanie Knapp, Stephanie Gerbig, Marc layouts for the yearbook. Schnarr, Matt Osborne, Craig Sprinkle, Andy Washo. Reflections 107

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Hundreds See Brigadoon The fall musical, Brigadoon , was held November 13,14 and 16 before a crowd of hundreds. The setting was a magical town which only appeared once in a hundred years. Tommy Albright, played by Darren Haygood, and Jeff Douglas, played by Matt Caton, go hunting one day and come across this mysterious town after becoming lost. While in town, Tommy falls in love with Fiona MacLaren, played by Amy Helfrich. Tommy must choose to remain with his love, Fiona, or return to New York and a loveless engagement to Jane Ashton, played by Melissa English. He chooses to return to New York but soon regrets his decision and returns to Scotland and the mystical town of Brigadoon. THE CAST Tommy Albright .......... Darren Haygood Fiona MacLaren .............. Amy Helfrich Charlie Dalrymple ............. Brent Carver .............................. John Damm Meg Boeckie ................ Christie Ulrich Sandy Dean ................... Gregg Appel Stuart Darymple .............. Brent Carver .............................. John Damm MacGregor .................... Tom Keogh Angus MacGuffie ............. Jason Parker Jeff Douglas ................... Matt Caton Jane Ashton ............... Melissa English Mr. Lundie .................. Brian Shoultz Frank ......................... Brian Deem Andrew MacLaren ......... Paul Hutchinson Archie Benton ................ David Angle Harry Benton ................ Eric Hunsaker Maggie Anderson ........... Marie Johnson Jean MacLaren ............... Susan Stovall Katie MacDuff ................. Joeli Staley Heather Kinnard .............. Barb Owens Cast of Brigadoon gather for Jean iSusan Sto- valD and Charlie's iBrent Carveri wedding. Jeff iMatt Catoni and Tommy iDarren Hay- goody listen to Mr. Lundie iBrian Shoultzi ex- plain the tale of Brigadoon. Brigadoon 106

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i'No, No, No! Wrong word! exclaims Greg Given as Kristi yMcCullough and Amy Burkdoll look on. Mirror Goals Editor-in-Chief Rick Davis puts the finishing touches on one of his stories. Achieved New and improved. Those are the two adjectives this years' newspaper, the Mirror, set out to accomplish at the beginning of the year. The year started offearly for the Mirror staff. Their first edition came out on the third day of school, and is believed to be the earliest Reitz newspaper publication that has ever been published for a first edition. The paper also opted for a new size this year. Changing the paper from an 11 by 14 size, the paper reduced itself to an 8V2 by 11 paper. The nameplate also encountered a change. The new staff was also credited by producing the largest newspaper ever . . . 12 pages! The changes first started three weeks before school started. The editors, along with Mr. Aurand, began assigning, typing, and editing stories. The best part of this year's successes is that next year, Reitz will have a better newspaper, as it strives to make itself the best and help to shoot Reitz back to the top. by Rick Davis Robby Grubbs serves as typesetter for this The Mirror staff: years' Mirror staff. Front: Stephanie Knapp, Carrie Garnett, Kim Overfield, Kristi McCullough; Second row: Cathy Young, Robby Grubbs, Rick Davis, Greg Given, Amy Burkdoll; Third row: Sherry Fleming, Shannon Minnette, Stephanie Gerbig, Barbara Barchet, Christy Ingram, Fourth 108 ' row: Robyn Orman, Jennifer Cameron, Luanne Montgomery, Carrie Mann.