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

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Deep in thought. Senior Jeff Marx reflects on the day ' s events. The chapel was open throughout the day to allow students to pray privately. Teachers and students alike enjoy a prayerful moment at mass in the chapel. l 1asses were held regularly on Wednesday mornings and Friday afternoons. Ohapel 1

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c hapel offers retreat Amid the hus- tle and bustle of Memorial High School, solitude was hard to find. The newly built chapel provided just a place, however, It was not only meant for prayer but somewhere students and faculty alike could come just to reflect, stated Father Tom Kessler, chaplain. Though the idea had been around for quite some time, the actual building began over the summer. The funds for the chapel came solely from donations, remarked Brother Eugene. ' Architect Rupert Condict volunteered his services to design the chapel. Two rooms were uniquely rennovated into the spiritual center. Masses throughout the year were held on Wednesdays after school and Fnday before school. Special masses were also held for sports teams before important games. I thought the masses gave the team a sense of together- ness, observed Senior co- captain of the football team, Shawn Young. They were ' cool ' ! 1 ■ ' ' i i ' -m A quiet atmosphere was always provided by the chapel. Senior Michelle Pulcini lakes advantage of the serene environment during her spare time. 20 C hapel

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Junior Cyndi Leinenbach helps potential customer, Kathy Harmon try on merchandise. Cyndi earned spare money working at the Limited. 22 Jc