Reitz Memorial High School - Memorial Review Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Joanne Schmitt helped make ar- rangements for the teams as athletic office secretary. , l l Pl'lYlllS- Whitten Was SGCVGTBVY l l Betty Rabe checked the daily rec- the PVWCIDBI S 0'fflC9- ords in the attendance office. Custodians spent many after-school hours cleaning blackboards and class rooms, From left to right, those helpers were Mrs. Susie Schraner, Edward Herr, John Rieber, Mrs. Garnetta M. Koester, Emmanual Hester and Mrs. Dora Varner. Unsung meal heroes in this picture were Emma Lupton, Louise Peeling potatoes and serving meals were among the duties of Baker, Janie Sanders, Carry Coleman, Alma Steinback, Willie the cafeteria workers. Standing left to right' were Gynith Clark, Winsett, Ruth Pater, Meta Braum, Cammie Jackson and Isabelle Pearl Gross, Lillian Collins, Edna Henry, Miss Lillie Klein, Mary Lehman. Owen, Ella Mae Duncan and Matilda Morneweg. 8

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I MR. JACK SHAEFER . . . That's the way it goes. MR. H. MR. WILFRED SUSOTT . . . ThatwasthebeIIpagetwo-oh-four- EUGENE SCHOONOVER Assume test positions MR ' - - - 1 '- anyquestlonspassyourpapersup. MR. WILLIAM TROTT . . . VIRGIL SCHULTZ , . . Now, boys, Iet's show those girls that , we can be gentlemen. MR. KURT SCHUSTER . . . Be sure Doggone III' MIYIIOWIH MRS' VIRGINIA TYREE I I ' ,Honey- - h d .ff MRS. MILDRED SHAFFER . l . H 'H Child. MR. GENE WALTERS . . . I'Gel' On The baII. MRS. STGCLSIZISS Ihipffown WI you EDITH WELLS . . . It's sugges-shun. MR AMOS SICKBERT Hwhat is She a blondy, MRS MR. GILBERT WIEHE . . . You don't get nothin for nothin. HELEN SNIPPER . , . Do you know what Snip dad? Miss MRS- JOANN WILSON - - - WeII-I-I-I HOW - - MRS- 'RIMA BERNICE STEVENS . . . I think that's real nice. MISS RUBY GENE WITTENBERG Now students no errors allowed on STRICKLAND . . . 'foonw mark onthe desks. MRS DOROTHY mas newer Miss ILIELIEN WCSRTMANI sl ' . . . . . uencno, por SUSAT . . . You MUST be quiet? favor. MISS ALICE ZIMMERMAN . . . That's a masterpussyf' 7

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fqufcf ' 4ao1lunan Wea September, 1951 began four wonderful years in our lives, Such baffling questions as Where's the Green Room? were answered by helpful upperclassmen and our class advisers, Mrs. Virginia Tyree and Mr. James Barnett. After becoming accustomed to the hectic life of high school, we elected Mary Groshart David as president, Billie Jo Myers as vice-president, 'Charles Epperson as secretary and Nancy Heinlin as treasurer. ln the world of sports the freshmen held their own. Mr. Barnett piloted our freshman football squad of forty-three boys and Mr. William Trott coached our twenty-four member basketball team. Our class activities started off with the Big-Little Sister party, which was given by senior Big Sisters for freshman girls, Talented members of our class presented a talent program March 13. A class picnic bought many freshmen rornping to Mesker park in the spring. We enjoyed the productions by upperclassmen. Ghost Road was the first Fall play of our high school days. Why the Chimes Rang was presented before Christmas vacation. The seniors this Mrs. Virginia Tyree year gave The Little Dog Laughed, which made us look forward to our Senior play and the years ahead. Always to be remembered by each senior will be his homeroom teacher of four years. Eight faculty members who served as homeroom advisers were Everett Hender- shot, Mrs. Virginia Tyree, Al Longibrake and Miss Ruby Strickland, in the first row left to right. Standing behind were Gilbert Wiehe, Raymond Jones, James Barnett and Clarence Riggs. Saphamaae em As sophomores, studies became more difficult, ball games more interesting and extra-curricular activities more time-consuming. Charles Epperson guided us through this year with the assistance of Joan Fleming, vice-president, Joyce Hartford, secretary, and Bill Hayden, treasurer. The football team this year did wonderful things. We belonged to the school that won both the 'City and SIAC football champion- ships, and many of our sophomores were on the squad. Eleven boys from the sophomore class helped the reserve basketball team win 14 of 16 games. Some of our class members were in the 72 piece band which won first place in the band division at the annual West Side event. Rain, rain, rain! We were discouraged by the rainy days preceding our class picnic which was held in the Old Heidelberg in Mesker park. But the loveliest day of May dawned for our picnic and for us. Mr. James Barnett