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

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Embracing the spirit ghouls and goblins for the evening. They received extra credit points for trick-or-treating in style at his house. Seniors came together during Homecoming Week to build the traditional float. They borrowed napkins from cooperative restaurants for the project. We realized we had to forget our differences and work together on the float to accomplish what we set out to do, said Senior Andrea Wahl. For the most part, I think everyone got along all right, but there were some disagreements. In their second year as a working team, Principal Gerry Adams and Assistant Principal Linda Eberhard welcomed the largest freshmen class in several years. The administration set some standards and expectations for students which required nothing short of the pursuit of perfection. But the classes stayed together. 1986 was kind of special for the administration because they would be presenting Memorial ' s 1 0,000th {continued) O LJpeninq

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Unique style Ominous clouds rolled In over Evansville the day of Memorial ' s football sectional opener. A steady downpour looked threatening to Tiger fans, but did not dampen their spirits. Hundreds of students sporting bumper stickers and buttons which screamed I Love the Tigers filled the stadium at Enlow Field to capacity and dared the rain to continue. It didn ' t. Memorial students had definite style. Style was not limited to week- ends only. On school days, Memorial students showed a unique style by respecting the required dress code. I guess I never thought of my uniform skirt and white blouse as ' style, ' said Junior Julie Brubaker. I ' d certainly never wear it in public, but I guess it does put students on the same level during school. That makes us unique. On Halloween, students in Mr. Hupfer ' s math analysis and calculus classes put aside their uniforms and masqueraded as (conbnued) JpenmQ I O

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Leaving the lazy, hazy days behind, Seniors Julie Hirsch, Lee Ann Rothschild and Katnna Schymik savor the sunshine one last time before the begin- ning of school. Warm weather stayed around long after the rafts and swim suits were stashed away . vypenlng