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

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Clubs aid good feelings The Reitzis Students Against Drinking and Driving tSADDi organization is starting to have an impact on the student body. It was created to convince students that driving and using drugs and alcohol is a serious offense. This year SADD put on a chemical free dance in the large gym to raise money and give students a place to get together. Also they sponsored a program put on by Pepsi Company. The theme was Thank Goodness Itis Freedom tTGIFi. Promotions were trying to project freedom from drugs and alcohol abuse. But one thought Mr. Hape, the sponsor, said was, 1'We need to get the students involved. They have to want the SADD organization before it is going to become really effective. Sponsored by Mrs. Jackson, the Human Relations Club has been 56:in R, SADD involved in many activities. This year they developed a Secret Pal Club. Thirty-six anonymous students write letters and send notes to each other to brighten a life. Also, members loaned their services to aid students having difficulties during school. And, the club set up a display on the second floor to share information about Black History Month. That display showed the roles played by blacks in our history. Active Human Relations Club members areCathy Turpin Jennifer Parmley, Mrs. Jackson, sponsor, Diane Singer,Ann Gears. leltiMHU ,.-4.IM . ' WWWWM 912m SADD: Lynette Lenfers, Sherry Snodgrass, Elizabeth Rudolf, Angie Thomas, Mr. Lehman, Danica Sanders, Robert Woosley, Heather Layden, Mr. Hapei

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Tommy Anderson Round Two: This year, a new face was added to the senior class. This face was not one of the typical eighteen year old senior. It was thirty- nine year old Diane Knapp who returned to high school to get her diploma. Diane, like many others in the 60's, dropped out of school to go to work. A few years later she got a job at Zenith, and worked there until the company trans- ferred to Mexico. It was then she decided to finish high school. Dianels family has been very supportive. Her hus- band and son should ale Pam Abshire Robert Adams Jeff Allega Adina Allen Janice Allen Steve Anderson David Angle Bruce Anker Jill Appel Brian Ashby E. Ameson Tracy Babbs Barbara Barchet Bruce Barchet 58 Q SENIORS Diane Wins ways be proud of the achievment she has made by returning to school. By returning, Diane was trying to prove a point to her son. He dropped out of Central High School last year. She also showed stu- dents at Reitz High School that quitting is not the answer. When the opportunity arose, Diane Knapp took it. She has shown us all that it's never to late to learn. We're the toughest in the state, we're the ; . Diane enjoys one of her classes.