Schulte High School - Spire Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Thiougrh the le itl61Nl'l1IJ ot these Viv-icious cheerleaders the enthusi- -asm of the student body h-is been 'in ' 'entive for our xthletic te'1ms throughout the entire year, This en- thusiasm W-is not dimmed regrard- less of the outcome of the 5: xme. The spirit of sportsmanship and friendli- ness is displ-xyed by our cheerle-xc ers 'inc student body to our opposin teams has made many friend: for Schulte. l Go Mon Go' L4 O11 theeileideis tuolxn Tumble P1tRobe1tson C1111 iueh xut 1 J 1 Re x Bein xdettt H tx xx mi th Arlene 1110 e B u b ii ukts hum al xtd put in OISFUIIIIIIQ' lnd duttt oui theei mg section 9 booster Jus '15 twken numerous follow- o' our Golden e' 's to sc oo .' bo ne-ir - if 1 There, directec ay our lively cheerleaders the follower: urged the te-im to fight 'int win.

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Plonners of Tomorrow Through participation in school clubs and organizations, leader- ship is developed. Interest is promoted in favorite hobbies and life ambitions are brought closer to reality. The Future Teachers of America further interest in the noble profession of teaching, Rose Marie Findley, Jeanne Sullivan, Barbara Reilly, Sue Mahoney, Peggy Hanna, Farolyn Trimble, Lee Lindley, Judy Gurchiek, Elizabeth Marshall, Mary Kay Black, and Alice Hayworth are pictured working on a project along with the FTA directors, Helen Ederle, Father Joseph Beechem, and Sister Marie Virginia. Tllf wma Prayer and sacrifice are the gifts ot' the Catholic Students Mission Crusade Unit of Schulte to the missions. Room representatives Mary E. Carter, Mary Kay Black, Tom Stergar, Jim Funk, Jirn Burns, Elizabeth Marshall, and Joy Foulkes are shown here around their large C'.S.M.C. sign while the officers Dick Fenoglio, presidentg John Hanley. vice-presidentg Alice Hayworth, secre- tary: and Pat Flynn, treasurer, plan their next mission meeting.