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

Page 180 text:

Bob Porkorney Glenn Prechtel Ted Purdie Jeff Reising Scott Reker Darren Richardson Mike Roach Shon Roe Elizabeth Roos Amy Sasse Jeff Schaeffer Jayne Schaffstein David Scheitland Amy Schiff Rick Schneider Chris Scholz i 5k:;-5|. Mark Schuler : ■ ' Joab Schultheis , Trisha Seib Joanie Seibert Teresa Shake Stacey Simpkins Lisa Sims Maria Slattery Amy Smith Jerry Smith Steve Smith Betsy Stallings v Diane Starry Jim Stoltz 180 J.

Page 179 text:

Cindy Leinenbach Dan Lichlyter Pam Loschen Mary Beth Lubbers Brent Mahoney Carl Mann Mike Mason Matt Mattingly Kelly Mazzier Shawn McCoy Kelly McGirl Joe Melchiors Jim Melloy Earnest Meriwether Kelly Merrick Chris Miller Lori Miller Karen Moeller Stephanie Morein Rodney Morgan Stacey Muehlbauer Kevin Naas Kim Nalley John Nellis James Noyes Jeff Ossenberg Tony Outlaw Kent Overstreet Rita Patterson Dawn Porkorney 179

Page 181 text:

bring two 2s Would all of the circles be filled in? Would the responses to the questions be correctly coordinated with the answer sheet? Would any of the material covered be even vaguely familiar? These were just a few worries that Junior students had as they prepared for the dreaded S.A.T. Junior Lisa Horning said, My main concern was just doing well enough on the test, and not freezing when I took it. Some students spent much time prepanng for the test, while others did not prepare at all. For a few, getting ready in- cluded attending an S.A.T. course at the University of Evansville. Junior Shelly Barton said, It helped a lot to take the course. The instructor showed ways to do the test and I also learned a lot of math and vocabulary. I believe the test is impossible to study for, said Junior Joanie Seibert. The only way to prepare for the test is to start study- ing long before high school. Wit h all of their fears and expectations for the S.A.T., the students readied themselves for the upcoming event. Adding his name to the already tremendous list, Junior Darren Richardson signs up for the S.A. T. All seniors and some juniors took the S.A. T. during the year so college applications could be completed. Preparing for the dreaded S.A.T.. Junior Mary Keller tries to thinl back to the days of Freshman Algebra, Mary was one of a group of students that participated in a S.A.T. preparation course at the University of Evansville during the summer. 181