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

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After a foray to ttie Harrison side of the field, Senior Jotin Sasse triumpliantiy returns to tlie stands. Ttie Tiger soccer team tied witti Harrison, but later went on to defeat them in regional play. 11

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TOGETHER Within the hallowed halls of school, lurks the unique blending of students which makes Memorial. Together has always been a tradition at Memorial, and our pride is plain to see. Togetherness can be seen throughout Memorial. During the school day we are found laughing in the halls, exchanging notes between classes, or doing homework with friends in the library. After the bell rings we can be seen cheering in the stands or winning on the field and court. It is not difficult to recognize us as what we are: Memorial students. Tiger togetherness is also ex- perienced as we come together in the auditorium for Mass. We live our faith as we give of ourselves in such projects as Operation Merkel and the canned food drive. Nothing short of extraordinary can describe the efforts of Memorial students as we join together for a common goal. Senior choreographer, Michele Edwards, performs the right moves during rehearsals prior to Tigerette tryouts. Twenty-one regulars and lour alternates were chosen out of 57 who tried out. 10 Otudent Lif

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Taking a break from cheering, Sopho- mores Laura Gnes and Rachel Hay- den, frolic at the football game. The season opener against Henderson County was the Tigers only loss of the season. 12 S.