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

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I 0 Senior Galen Dieg pauses a th B a C k 01 l p Banner is Played. 5 e Star Spanglecl themselves to help better the school. The freshmen at Reitz tried out for the plays and joined the clubs offered. Students applied themselves been one of the greatest. to their schoolwork by doing well Generations of students have in their classes and succeeding in attended Reitz, many of them being making good grades. our own Parents, Grandparents, Our competltlve teams also did Aunts, and Uncles. We have all very well. The speech and debate heard stories of when our parents teams had an excellent year as did were in school and how Reitz was the rest of the teams. It was also a always the best. We were the team great year for the marching band to beat whether it was sports or and the concert choir. Our drama academically speaking. Well now department put on two fantastic those glory days are back. productions which got even more Our football team worked extra students involved with the cast and hard and made themselves the team crew it took to get the play going. to beat. At that time our parents felt The times at Reitz may have the old days returning. But that was Changed but the attitudes and just the beginning. From that time successfulness remains the same. Once again the school on the hill is back on top. Reitz High School has always had a winning tradition but the 1986-87 school year has on, Reitz was destined to be on top. Reitz might have bad times, but it The students got more involved in will always return Back On Top. school activities. They gave more of Football team members agree that Reitz is back on top. Mrs. Toone's Office Procedures class requires Lisa Fletcher to study hard. Theme 2

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Back To School It's 7:30 and the tone sounds signaling the beginning of a new day at Reitz. But, this isn't just any Other dayr it's the firSt day Of A mad rush to class started the new year. school. The halls are lined with people catching up on the summer's events with their friends, looking at each other's schedules, seeing which lunch periods their friends have, or trying to figure out where their classrooms are. At a glance anyone can tell who the rookies and the veterans are. The rookies are usually walking around with a confused look on their faces, and at the same time trying to look as if they know what they are doing. Rookies always make sure they are on time for each and every class. The veterans prefer to casually stroll into class right as the bell is ringing. The first day of school means different things to everyone. For some it means the joy of seeing old friends again. Others may see it as the loss of free time and the beginning of getting up early and of adding homework. No matter how people feel about the first day, it is something we look forward to. By Stephanie Strieter Candy Cain took a break to look ahead. Standing in the coke line, David Hamm displayed another talent. Back To School 4