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

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the best of times irsVV (Left) Palms and pom poms — Stu- dents demand a Tiger nomecoming victory. The timeless words of Charles Dickens are just as meaningful in 1981-82 as they were when he lived more than 100 years ago. Our standard of living has never been higher, and the world has never been in as much turmoil. Indeed, it is the best of times and the the beginning 3

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n the worst of times worst of times. While stu- dents built senior floats for football homecoming and looked forward to the next party, citizens across America anticipated tax cuts and developed new conservative attitudes to- ward spending. Oblivious to international news, we fTop) Perplexed — Amy Marshal wonders now to transform 4 ,000 napkins lifted from area merchants into an elegant piece of art for the homecoming float. (Center) Vexed — Only a cross country expert like Larry Robinson can drop his books all over the hall and still make it to freshmen English before the four minute bell. 4 the beginning (Right) Over-texted — Students line up grim faced to swap an average of $75 for more books than tney can carry from the temporary bookstore set up in the wrest- ling room.