Rivet High School - Epic Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Fr. Mike Allen points out a reading while Marilyn Coffman and Jamie Long look on. Mr. Mark Lutz relaxes in his office. Theology Molds Spiritual Growth The Theology Department planned spiritual activities for students’ benefit. Included were monthly prayer services for the entire student body and faculty, scheduled classroom masses, services for special events, and traditional masses at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. Some of the major events that were new to the students were the Penance Service, a Eucharist Renewal, and the Lenten Way of the Cross. This work was shared by Fr. Mike Allen and Mr. Mark Lutz who both taught theology to the junior and senior high schools. Mr. Lutz was also the Christian Youth Commission sponsor. First year librarian, Sr. Mary Teresa, helps students in finding research information. 12

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 Mr. Ralph Holscher, social studies teacher, pounds history into the juniors. Mr. Maurice Doll, teacher of consumer law, makes a point. Social Studies Cover World The goals of the Social Stud- ies Department were making the students more aware of their cultural heritage and im- proving citizenship. They were given concrete form in the many displays exhibited at the Education Fair. The students either wrote papers or worked on a display. Miss Paula Tichenor, also a member of the Social Studies Department, taught psychology and geography. This year the advanced psychology class vis- ited Head Start and Tecumseh School. The psychology class went to the State Hospital in Evansville and toured the Men- tal Health Center in town. Mr. John Bouvy and Mr. Dean Goodman, social studies teachers, show the importance of our economic system in a transaction over milk. 1 I

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Mr. Doan Goodman explains the duties of the Knox County Treasurer to Kay Kai- ser and Mary Beth Bouvy. Counselors Aid Seniors’ Future Helping students prepare for their futures was the task un- dertaken by Counselors Dean Goodman and Paula Tichenor. Miss Tichenor was more con- cerned with the career aspects while Mr. Goodman busied himself with the senior college problems. Miss Tichenor felt the stu- dents should be directed early in their high school years to the field in life they wanted to pur- sue. She worked closely with the freshmen in career class and was chairman of a highly successful Career Day. Mr. Goodman, very pleased with the Senior Class this year, said by the end of the year, half the class was in scholarship competition. He helped the stu- dents meet deadlines in send- ing in their SAT forms and BEOG, state, and local scholarships. Miss Paula Tichenor talks out problems with Cheryl Halter.