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

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Physical education was out and inside. P.E., For. Language see Changes Two new faces joined the Foreign Language Department, Ms Janet Duff and Ms Margaret Griffin. Ms. Duff took over the French classes and Ms. Griffin became the second of the two Spanish teachers in the Below 6 Spani5h C1355- department. One of the many fun highlights of the year was a Christmas time dinner for Mrs. Hahn's Advanced Spanish class at the Hacienda. Physical Education classes were somewhat disrupted because of the building of the field house. Since it was not ready for use, weight training and physical fitness type classes shared space with other classes. Lifetime Sports classes added some extra fun for a bowling unit when Franklin Lanes offered free bowling after school for the classes. Several took advantage of the chance to try their skill in a real bowling alley after practicing in the small gym. 106QPEHFOR LANGUAGE

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Changes Improve There have been several changes in the business de- partment this year. With the retirement of Mrs. An- gemeier, Mrs. Toone has become the head of the business department. This year, the depart- ment got seven new PC computers and several new software programs. They also have new Panasonic electronic typewriters for the keyboarding classes and the clerical lab. The computer application Class will also give students a chance to use the new com- puters and software pro- grams. The accounting lab is one of the new classes of- fered this year. The people Lisa Elpers adds up her accounting, in the advanced accounting class spend two periods a day in the lab. They may also get a job during the second semester and re- ceive work experience cred- it for working. This means they can get experience in an office while being a stu- dent. They earn two class credits. Business commu- nications is also a new class. It is for juniors and seniors and also counts as an English elective. This class is a one semester Class. With the improvements made this year, it is easy to see that the business de- partment is A Shade Above The Rest. Mrs. Jackson teaches some helpful computer tips: Students anxiously attempt to improve their business skills. BUSINE U! U ! 108

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Class aids by cooking at flower arrangement in Agri-business class, .5; Lisa Fletcher and Laura Sisson make posters. for Exploring Childhood class. Kellie Wilkins, left and Angela Bethel and Anna Boylls try their skill Advanced Foods 3 and Exploring Childhood classes combined forces in an attempts to help the needy. Mrs. Campbellls and Mrs. Klipsch' students took pledges and donations for the number of cookies they would bake. Cookies were then sold at $2 per dozen. Money from the fund raiser went to the Easter Seal Foundation and to the Evansville Rehabilitation Center. Agri-business classes continued an increase in enrollment of non- farm students who were attracted to the many course leading to jobs and careersin the growing field of agri- business. ACRIeBUSINESSt'HOME ECONOM ICS Q1 07